Well, this should keep me occupide for a few days
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- These are called ŽVIG, its design from Ema Gerovac, she is a designer from Croatia and I have the honor of making these.....
I'm biggest competitions to myself and you'll see what I mean by that later in video with little game what I always do when I have multiple pieces to make....
Hope you'll enjoy
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RAZOR EDGE BOWL GOUGE
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REVOLUTION MIDI
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GURTOOL TOOLS
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Spindle gouge -www.gurtool.cz...
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Sanding pads - www.gurtool.cz...
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CBN WHEEL
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BENCH GRINDER
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DIAMOND FILE
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TELACK
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SANDING DISCS 75mm INDASA
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SANDING ROLLS INDASA
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Thank you very much for watching 🤗
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GURTOOL TOOLS
Bowl gouge - www.gurtool.cz...
Spindle gouge -www.gurtool.cz...
Calipers - www.gurtool.cz...
Sanding pads - www.gurtool.cz...
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www.tobi.si/en
CBN WHEEL
www.tobi.si/hr...
BENCH GRINDER
www.tobi.si/hr...
DIAMOND FILE
www.tobi.si/hr...
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TELACK
www.telack.hr/...
SANDING DISCS 75mm INDASA
www.telack.hr/...
SANDING ROLLS INDASA
www.telack.hr/...
Thank you very much for watching 🤗
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When I make small items like these, I submerge a batch in a big jug of food safe oil, then tip the whole lot into a big funnel & it drains back into the oil bottle overnight. The funnel has a filter to catch any stray shavings ( a paper coffee filter makes a good filter). Nice job, thanks for posting.
Its a great method to use a jug, in this case client wants something with wax on top , its time consuming but one by one 200 are finished😀
Cool, I just finished a order for a couple of whiskey cups or mugs. I made them from a slab of white oak that I cut the pith out of, so I was able to make them without turning ingrain, I burned the inside of them and used a lacquer finish on the outside, I think they really came out good, especially for the first time making them. I took my time but there's no way I could come close to your speed. I enjoy turning, and just take my time, I make less mistakes that way. I wish there was some way I could send you some pictures of the cedar, and spalted wood bowls, and these mugs I made just to get your opinion on them.
I like watching your work, of all the TH-cam turners I've watched you are by far one of the best, and fastest. You make it look so easy.
Thank you very much for kind words and I'm far from the best or fastest, I'm still young and have much to learn...
There is email on about me tab on my TH-cam channel so feel free to send pictures.... Sounds like you done excellent job
I love to see that the sandpaper struggles are real for all of us. lol. Great work as always! Cheers.
Thank you, strugle is real and for everyone ☺️
"Simple" yet elegant turning. Beautiful.
Thank you very much 🤗
As always, you do wonderful work. Thank you for sharing all of the tips and tricks you use for production work too. Thank you!
No worries, thank You for watching 🤗
Nice work, like that idea competing against yourself.
Indeed, so far I'm always winning😂
Timer was interesting at first. Found myself cheering you on. As it progressed it just made me nervous. 😮
😂I know, its like olimpic games☺️
To make the sanding faster, you could sand from the inside and outside at the same time, balancing the force you apply so that you don’t need a supporting hand but rather have two sanding hands equalling out so that you don’t break the piece off.
👍😀
Nice skew work, the skew chisel still scares the shit out of me, too many catches. New to your channel and loving what you are doing, subscribed.
Thank you very much for that ,I really appriciate that and I'll do a new video on skews, and trust me its only practice and once you get the basics down its a joy to use.... More in that video soon ☺️
That's amazing work. Doing something at that speed, with that accurracy, wow. Also, lovely wood. Hey, those 'waste' blank might become a small lid, or a plug in a funnel. ;-) Thanks for another instructive and amusing video.
Thank you Joris, I posted your dice video a few hours, hope you saw it 😉
Thanks 👍
I really like that scraper you used on the inside very neat. You are a bad influence on me. I try and go fast when I shouldn’t. 🤣🤣
😅 don't rush, enjoy the process.....I do this only when I have multiple pieces like this....😀
Very nice video and beautiful work❤
Thank you
Great production run. They look great!
Thank you 😀
Very cool, becoming a subscriber, anxious to see what else you have and will make. Bravo my friend.
Thank you,I appriciate that very much 🤗
Very cool. I am going to have to try and make some.
Go for it, they are fun to do
Beautiful work.
Thanks 🤗
I like the backstory behind the glasses. Keep up the good work!
Thank you sir
Thank for sharing as always!
Thank you for watching
Wonderful little shot glass Tomislav.
Thank you
Rakia (or Țuică from Romania) translates to Plum Brandy. I know it's not always made from plums, but where I come from originally, it was always plums. Nice turning too :)
Indeed, Rakija is here in most cases from plum, but ofcourse we do use everything else as well like pears ,peaches etc.
Thank you for watching
Great turn, thanks for sharing.
Thank you
Fine job
Thanks 😀
Love your use of the word woops 😂
😂 thank you
Wonderful work 😉😉
Thanks 😀
Thanks for the video. The glasses are good, the main thing is impossible to break
Indeed they don't break😀
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning You would not be able to shoot a video about how you seal up cracks, if there are any in the workpiece
@@_Egor_Egorov_ no cracks on these
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Do you buy ready - made blanks for turning ? Don't you prepare it yourself?
@@_Egor_Egorov_ for these cups I bought 53mm slab of walnut.... Usually I have around 500 different sizes of rough turn bowls on shelfs
Can you give dimensions of the blanks and finished product?
Finish cup is 45-47mm diameter and 51mm tall.... Blank is 130mm long and 50x50mm square
Thanks. A little smaller than I thought
Impressive!
Thank you Tom
Yes and when you compete against yourself you never lose 😂 nice skills..
Indeed😉
Love these and love thefame
game not fame!
Thank you, me too 😀
Very nice. Thank you for the video. I have 2 questions. What kind of wood is that? And when you put the drill bit in and make the center hole, are you holding that bit with your hand or did you make some sort of handle to hold the bit? Thanks again.
Thank you, its walnut and there is a handle on that drill bit, otherwise its difficult to hold it😉
Great work,
My family came to USA from Slovenia.
My father spoke of making Slivovitz from plums and sometimes the first run was pure alcohol.
How does the oil finish hold up to the alcohol.
Dos the first drink carry a taste of the linseed and wax?
Awsome, so we are next door☺️ after its completely dry you don't task linseed and wax and most people wash it before use and that washes any remains of wax...its simple finish,after washing theres not much left on the wood so you basicsly drink from wood direct....
Šljivovica is the sort of moonshine , have you ever try it?
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Yes, when I can afford to buy the best Šljivovica here in USA I buy some. It has been many years.
My Father said that some of the first run Šljivovica they could use to run motorcycles with.
Powerful stuff at 100%.
Where can I buy those glasses?
Thank you, this is link to a store that sells these....takemehome.hr/product/zvig-casica-za-rakiju-take-me-home/
What species of wood are you using for your shot glasses?
Its walnut in this case,but can be use pretty much any hardwood that is NOT alergenic....
Marvelous stuff! I am slowly applying some of your "tricks" as I change from flat work to lathe turning. What is the source of your chuck jaws? I have not found them in my two catalogs.
I believe those area European brand maybe Axminister jaws. They look to be straight jaws with a grip inside. Jaws are usually two types straight or dovetailed. Myself I prefer dovetailed to grip a tennon or a recess. They come in so many shapes and sizes so there are a lot of options. You want ones that grip the way you prefer and trust. I hope you are finding turning fun. A piece of wood starts as a blank or odd shape and what it finishes as is always fun to discover )
They look like Vicmarc shark jaws to me. Vicmark has a website with a list of distributers in various countries.
I use vicmark chucks and jaws, these one in video are shark jaws, I believe 35mm.... Awsome chuck and I highly reccomend those... They have list of distributors around the world and they can send direct from factory in Australia as well....
Tomislav, I enjoyed watching the marvelous tool control. What oil do you use for drinking cups and does it stand up to not only liquid but also alcohol without damage to the wood? Thanks.
Thank you, most alcohols won't damage wood, and anything apart maybe epoxy will wash out quickly... Epoxy is expensive and for this kind of cups I use linseed oil and wax blend , it washes easy but also you can repair easy as that....
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thank you for all of your videos! I always thought alcohol would dissolve an oil and/or wax finish. Do you ever have any problem with that, like your drink tasting like the finish?
@@vicmitnick no, not really as its washed the finish is washed as well.... If you want to use it more heavy, then just use food safe oil and once that is dry in a cup its perfectly fine to use....😀
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Hi Tomislav, thanks for these great videos! Do you ever have problems with raised grain once they are washed?
@@derekroberts5984 thank you Sir, I do have raised grain sometimes but that is just a nature of the wood.... With frequent use it will get smother
Hello again. Do you use a finish and if so, what do you use on these. They look great!
Hi, how are you?
I do put finish, its plain and simple, linseed oil wax blend, easy and brings nice color of this walnut , it will wash our quickly but it can also be renew easily.... Epoxy for me ruines the natural side of the wood and can be really expensive.... This works great....
Is linseed oil food safe? I using walnut oil and wax. Do you ever use it?
Forgot to add that your video production and turning production is very good, thank😅 you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
what do you charge per cup, if you don't mind me asking. I'm not good at knowing this kind of thing as I give most of what I make away.
I charge 5 euro, and then she sell it on to the stores for her price....
Nice one, what oil do you use 😊
Thanks 🤗, I'll use linseed oil wax blend...
What kind of wood?
Walnut,☺️
Are they oiled on the inside as well?
Yes, everything ☺️
You actually parted it off at 5.40. You lost two seconds stopping the timer. So you did beat your previous best. Debs.
Thank you Debs, I've notice that as well 😀 we shall see the time after all 200 pieces☺️
Only watched half. If anyone tells me not to do something unless experienced bc of x y z reasons, I just cant respect them anymore. Why not all be safe as we can. I get our jobs or hobbies have risks. But to tell people that I am that much better than you sounds like the next go fund me waiting. 😂
Thanks I guess?! 😂