Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
The idea for this video came from Russia. Have you ever watched Древо. Искусство точения ? Some of you know that I'm regularly watching Russian channels but this guy is a Wizzard! He makes the greatest things with basic tools, a simple lathe and lots of skill. The video where I got the idea from is here: youtube.com/watch?v=q5v39JRQA_g&t=139s
However, this guy has lots more to offer. Please check him out!
After watching the video I figured this was something I wanted to try and copy. That turned out to be a bit more difficult than I initially thought but eventually I pulled it off. The shape came out a bit different than the original but I like it the way it looks now. It was a matter working with what I had and with objects like this, I guess no two will ever be the same. As with all things you do for the first time: the next one is going to be so much better!
Still I am quite satisfied with the result, I hope you like this video too and give it a thumbs up. There are so many hours of recording time crammed in these 27 mins that you can hardly afford to skip a second! Thnx for watching!
More details: emgi-woodworks.com/1020
Camera: Nikon D3400
The idea for this video came from Russia. Have you ever watched Древо. Искусство точения ? Some of you know that I'm regularly watching Russian channels but this guy is a Wizzard! He makes the greatest things with basic tools, a simple lathe and lots of skill. The video where I got the idea from is here: youtube.com/watch?v=q5v39JRQA_g&t=139s
However, this guy has lots more to offer. Please check him out!
After watching the video I figured this was something I wanted to try and copy. That turned out to be a bit more difficult than I initially thought but eventually I pulled it off. The shape came out a bit different than the original but I like it the way it looks now. It was a matter working with what I had and with objects like this, I guess no two will ever be the same. As with all things you do for the first time: the next one is going to be so much better!
Still I am quite satisfied with the result, I hope you like this video too and give it a thumbs up. There are so many hours of recording time crammed in these 27 mins that you can hardly afford to skip a second! Thnx for watching!
More details: emgi-woodworks.com/1020
Camera: Nikon D3400










