[English] Hi everybody, thanks for watching ! This video took you 25 minutes to watch, it took me 300 hours to make. If you enjoyed it, feel free to share this video around it realy helps me and the channel. And subscribe to be part of the next one ;) Much love no hate ! [Français] Salut tout le monde, merci d'avoir regardé la vidéo. J'ai passé 300 heures sur ce vase. Si vous avez apprécié la vidéo n'hésitez pas à la partager, ça m'aide beaucoup . Abonnez-vous pour faire partie du prochain vase ;)

@s4nari

4 жыл бұрын

Bravo sir. Bravo!

@lionelspencer-ward3527

4 жыл бұрын

Genuine question Olivier: Where does this work end up? Should be somewhere where it can be seen. Particularly by children, motivate a little “Nothing is impossible” in them. I just dislike the idea it finishes up at the back of a workshop gathering dust.

@lionelspencer-ward3527

4 жыл бұрын

Genuine question Olivier: Where does this work end up? Should be somewhere where it can be seen. Particularly by children, motivate a little “Nothing is impossible” in them. I just dislike the idea it finishes up at the back of a workshop gathering dust.

@jeremiahsandstrom

4 жыл бұрын

You are a master of your craft. Great work. I just got my first lathe. I'm gonna start with......a plate and if I'm lucky turn a bowl, lol. Your level is beyond years I have left on this earth. Keep it up!!!

@carolpascua1848

4 жыл бұрын

That is an incredibly serious piece! Is it a capstone project for a degree? Or for an exhibit? Meticulously amazing!

The artistic vision it takes to come up with this, the math to plan it, and the skill (and PATIENCE) to pull it off - just out of this world. Bravo!

I'm a master machinist, and I've seen a lot of things turned in the 40 years of my career..........but boss, this takes the cake, WOW..... subscribed. = )

@c0nct3d

4 жыл бұрын

Felt tense just watching him boring with his hand inside the hole and the whole machine shaking... I wonder if he has enough leverage to stall the machine if the tool bites.

@scarletbegonia5150

4 жыл бұрын

he hes a noob

@TheShorebird

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a carpenter of 40 years and never ever seen anything like what this guy does. It's on another level. He seems to only be limited by what he can imagine.

@Tankliker

3 жыл бұрын

@@scarletbegonia5150 a noob that easily outskills some masters.

@if66was99

3 жыл бұрын

@ c0nct3d I'm a Journeyman machinist too, coming up on 41 years. I've done a good bit of engineering work too. This guy, pardon me Olivier, this KID, already has skills and imagination I WISH I ever had.

This belongs in a museum. A beautiful work of art

I came here for the no-epoxy approach. I stayed for the artistic vision and creativity. But what bought me in is your style of humour!

Okay, that clones thing was actually kinda funny and creative. I dig your style.

@shazdave8886

2 жыл бұрын

He got me. That was a good one.

@mikeb.6735

2 жыл бұрын

It looked like a Windows failure. Same as all us old folks... but on a much grander scale.

@gyffesme

2 жыл бұрын

I laughed aloud when it crashed.

@arranaburden5667

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeb.6735 Windows 95 I'd hazard. The non 3d look of the windows and the .exe portal are pretty telltale.

Je suis émerveillé , ce vase mérite sa place au musée du compagnonnage .

This is only my 2nd Olivier Gomis video the first being the Wormhole Table. Mr Gomis, you sir are a genius. Amazing to see your intellect applied to woodworking. Thank you for your channel!

I'm absolutely speechless. Love the Woodshop Autopilot 2020.

@OlivierGomis

4 жыл бұрын

As you can see it's still in beta and has overheating problems but still, very usefull.

@attilaschannel5198

3 жыл бұрын

@@OlivierGomis let me know when it hits the streets. I have to download it. ASAP. How old were you when you started? 5? I bet you built a bookshelf for your mom in kindergarten!😁 you mah man, you are amazing! So calming to watch your work.

Cher neveu, je suis stupéfait par tant d'ingéniosité et de savoir-faire ! Un artiste passionné doublé d'un mathématicien hors-pair ! Tu peux être fier de toi, en tout cas moi, je le suis ! Et même si tu as de qui tenir dans ta famille, ta part de créativité est immense et infinie ! Bravo !!!

Hello Oliver, I’m new to Woodturning and I should say to watching Woodturning. I have no idea how to do any of this, but I enjoy watching it. I find you very fascinating and exciting to watch specially when you do designs like this with all the different pieces of wood, glue them together and come out with something totally beautiful I’ve never seen anybodyyet that does work like you. You’re truly amazing how you see things in your mind and Turnwood into beautiful pieces of art the way you do. Love this one and I’m looking forward to watching you for a long time. Keep up the good work.❤❤❤

A ce stade, il n'y a plus de mots... at this level, no more words... Hallucifflant !!!

dude WHAT how does this not have millions and millions of views?? this is actually incredible

Your cat just walking nonchalantly around it is the best! They don't even know how much work you put into it!

You are a rare god. I bow to your gifts and thank you for sharing them. And thank you for putting artistry into the making of the video. That’s rare too.

I never comment on videos! But I felt compelled to come here and say you made the most beautiful table I’ve ever seen! I didn’t even know I wanted something so badly!!!

Wow, I've watched a good many woodturners on KZread and thought I'd seen some really nice work, and I have, but since coming across Olivier's channel it's like turning a corner. I've never seen anything like this anywhere. This is a masterful piece! Huge! I've never seen anyone make works of this size or meticulous detail. Olivier seems to be on another level. Spectacular.

@laurencekelly5081

2 жыл бұрын

All true but they may not have a beautiful purring feline friend like Olivier has as inspiration. Edit must not forget that I have subscribed to watch as these pieces are actually works of art to be appreciated forever.

@spartan3594

Жыл бұрын

"turning a corner" I like what you did there

@ellieclewis

Жыл бұрын

He really is on another level. I'm completely blown away!

man you're screwed when you hit 100k lol

@STuPxTeam

3 жыл бұрын

that's coming real quick

@briea3438

3 жыл бұрын

I cant wait

@TFlorian

3 жыл бұрын

Soon !! 91,5 k :-) -> SUB !!!

@smellycatcatsmelly5643

3 жыл бұрын

It sure is coming 92.2 k light now

@smellycatcatsmelly5643

3 жыл бұрын

So 0.7 k subs every 5 days

Je n'arrive tout simplement pas à croire ce que j'ai vu... ce niveau de précision dans la conception, le traçage, la découpe, le tournage... Hallucinant ! et généreux, en plus : " Celui en trop est pour moi ", LOL !

Sheesh that's a-lot of everything!!! LOVE...? boy that's an understatement! You must Really Love Big challenges! Because that was a massive undertaking!!! And "Shine" you did! You created a huge piece of Art like no other! Thank You so much for sharing your world with all of us out here who witnessed a real miracle... pretty much... if you will! To have gathered, sawed, assembled, and crafted such a breathtaking piece of Art! A true Legend in your own right... Sir Olivier... Thanks again.

I have watched this twice and listened three times. I also let the ads run so he gets paid. The cure for my tinnitus is the sounds from his shop. I am going to go deaf because of diabetes so the sounds are put to memory and I try to meditate on them. Thanks for such amazing work Olivier, you are a very special person.

@OlivierGomis

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'm glad if it helps you. Take care.

@1fmny549

3 жыл бұрын

Dude if you were being sarcastic you're hilarious

Goes to Harbor Freight buys all the clamps Asks the clerk "do you have any clamps in the back?" Clerk asks "how many do you need?" Oliver "yes"

@AzaleaJane

4 жыл бұрын

You can just never have too many clamps!

@skylajones3334

3 жыл бұрын

ROFL!!

It’s funny how at the end of the video, after the MONUMENTAL job you did to create this genius piece of art, the cat passes by, looks at it for just a second and it’s like “whatever” and walks away unbothered 🐈

i felt humbled not just by the work ,craftmanship and skill,but what hit me the most ? his age.... and i mean that with the out most respect when you think this generation is completely lost ,a young man like yourself comes along and blows everyones minds ,awesome dude!

This man has used more patience to make this piece than I've used my whole life. What a beautiful work of art, I'm so impressed. I love to watch makers create and this is one amazing creation. Thanks for the video.

@Roger-jt5ev

4 жыл бұрын

You don't burn patient when you are actually enjoying

@santeebandit3246

3 жыл бұрын

No doubt..

These are one of the few videos I watch at normal speed. I usually take a quick break from work and watch most videos at X2. But these are worth every minute at regular speed. I appreciate the time and effort and don't want to miss a second.

Un véritable chef d'œuvre ! C'est un vrai plaisir d'assister à la réalisation de ce magnifique vase, vous êtes un magicien dans le travail du bois. BRAVO 👍

THAT is the most monumentally awesome piece I have ever seen. Seriously, I have no words but think it's wonderful we live at a time when one can watch a piece of art like that being created. Also love that your videos are so well produced - no irritating loud music or stupid humor gimmicks. Your "work force" was hysterical! Are you sure there are only 30.000 segments in that Piece? I would have guessed 300,000 !

So proud to be one of the 30,001 segments that went into making this beautiful artwork.

"Woodturning" is not a big enough word to describe this...bravo young man!!!

@LegoMan-cz4mn

4 жыл бұрын

More like creating!

@Scriptorsilentum

4 жыл бұрын

No. Kidding. My gawd, there aren't enough words! gifted, absolutely gifted. And the end result so beautiful.

Ce n'est pas un vase, mais un trophée ! Superbe!

You are simply a genius and talented young man for your young years.

This stuff belongs in a museum...if this was 30k I can just imagine 1,000,000...🤸

@alexnelson8

4 жыл бұрын

I hope he is able to sell this for $30k...

@adondriel

4 жыл бұрын

@@alexnelson8 30k would be a steal. That's only $1 per segment.

@alexnelson8

4 жыл бұрын

The Judge 25:16 there are 30,001 segments. It’s even in the videos title.

OK. I'll be back... When I pick up my jaw off the floor... Respect mate.

He is the “Tony Stark” of woodturning. 💯🤙🏾

30.000 pieces!!!!!! I would never have the patience (if I ever had the skills). Votre travail est extraordinaire.

This dude should have way more than 103 thousand subs. Been binging your videos today and my god you have some serious woodworking talent. Keep up the good work!

That is nothing short of amazing! Almost as much about the maths, science and the ability to hold your breath at those moments of discovery, as it is about the wood turning. They say if a man finds something he loves to do, he will never work a day in his life and it appears that you won't. Mind you, you may never be seen for the obviously lengthy periods that you spend in the man cave, creating, and so these works of art and the videos, may be the only testament that Olivier Gomez actually existed.

Would not have believed it if I had not watched it with my own eyes. WOW!

Fabuleux, je n'ai jamais vu plus belle illustration de la magnifique expression "des mains d'or".

OMGOSH Oliver, this is the most beautiful thing made of wood I have ever seen. You truly are the the Best turner, woodworker, I think not only on KZread but I think you could compete for a world champion award. 30,000 pieces, I seriously doubt anyone else on KZread would take up the challenge to build such a work of art using half the amount of wooden pieces you have used. You are an amazing young man, with such a special gift with wood. I hope you are awarded all the accolades that you truly deserve. xxxxxx

@ivanleterror9158

4 жыл бұрын

His secret. A Starbucks IV before each filming session.

@elainehoward8822

4 жыл бұрын

Ivan Leterror .... Hi Ivan, I have drank more Starbucks coffee in my time to float a battleship, and I have trouble sharpening a pencil, But I like your sense of humor. I would guess we are both fans of Oliver, he sure is a remarkable young man. Thank you for the comment back, it made me smile. 😁😁😁

Of all the woodworking I have seen, yours uses the most wood per piece, or better said has the least amount of waste. The engineer in me appreciates how effectively you use materials. There is a lot of design work that went into the piece so the rings fit properly. I would count that in the time invest as well. The wood type placement creates beautiful coloring. The rim of ebony especially capped the vase well. Thank you for the novel camera perspectives and videography, even if the app overheated! Bravo!

Jeune homme vous avez des mains en or, il est impossible de qualifier cette réalisation, elle est tout simplement parfaite. Bravo et félicitations. 👍👍👍😉

With your skills and imagination you should have a half a million subscribers minimum. Amazing work young man.

Olivier, ce que tu a product est d’ une splendeur unsurpassable! Un maître tourneur sans aucun route. Signed d’une grande galleries! Bravo! 👏

I have no words to describe this wood turning. The turning is absolutely amazing. God has definitely blessed you with a wonderful talent. This piece of art belongs on a museum where everyone can enjoy seeing what you created. And all the while you were turning is beautiful art, your shop is still spotless. I still do not understand how you can keep things do clean while turning a piece such as this. Impressive to say the least!!!!!

Your Mum must be so proud of you . I actually really mean that . You are one out of the box . Wonderful mind boggling art .

That is a trophy worthy of the Olympian gods! Un trophée digne des dieux de l'Olympe !

I am also a woodturner and I watched every second of this. Absolutely amazing. I wish I had tools like you, my "shop" is half my bedroom and my wife still doesn't complain about it. Keep it up your work is amazing and the way you film it doesn't go unnoticed.

I applaud your talent, dedication, skill, patience and MATH. All I want to say is you have skills not everyone can say they have. Amazing outcome.

@jaeglarion5344

4 жыл бұрын

Coming from Slavik Tely, it really means something.

@ramonzeira

3 жыл бұрын

If Tely said, It is true.

@LadyPelikan

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking just that - the planning to get the geometry right...!!!

@if66was99

3 жыл бұрын

The instant recommendations on your post, Slavic Tely, I immediately went to your channel and subscribed. Without even watching a single video yet. I just discovered Olivier... kinda busy watching him! :-p

I would love to see your technical drawings for this one. The piece belongs in a museum!

I really don't understand how 521 people thumbs down this video. You are a great craftsman and entertainer. I am just thinking they are all jealous for not doing it first. I also love the homemade tools.

Absolutely incredible, you are easily one of the best segmented turners out there. I am truly in awe with every video you make. Just incredible, I can't say it enough.

Bonjour Olivier, je suis arrivé sur ta vidéo par hasard en suivant des suggestions depuis d’autres tourneurs sur bois anglo-saxons. Je me doutais que tu étais français en voyant ton nom mais j’ai attendu la fin de la vidéo pour regarder ton profil. Ton travail est tout simplement admirable, exceptionnel! Tu m’as scotché.

Artiste, dessinateur, technicien, artisan aussi créatif et avec un atelier toujours impeccable ne peut faire que de belle chose ! BRAVO.

Absolument époustouflant !!! Tu es un génie. BRAVO 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 salutations du Portugal

With out doubt the best wood turning video I've watched , your talent has no boundaries your at the highest level dude amazing job 👍😊

Find someone that trusts you like Olivier trusts wood glue.

Wow. The prep alone was completely next level.

You are very talented and patient and should be proud of your creations. Absolutely beautiful work.

I have never been so proud of a man that I have never seen before. Dude i am crying over here. Good job! Amazing! wow

Juste incroyable. Bien joué chef 👌🏼

OMG, mission impossible achieved, unbelievable craftsmanship

c'est vraiment ouf ce que tu fais mec respect

It actually took me 50 minutes to watch it because I had to watch it twice ....it was so unbelievable! Respect and cheers from Australia 🇦🇺👍🏼

Olivier, I just have to tell you how absolutely amazing this piece is. I am so profoundly moved by your artisanship, ingenuity, innovation, sense of humor, and most of all PATIENCE! Not enough words to express: stunning, gorgeous, incredible, awe-inspiring. Thank you thank you thank you for sharing this with us.

Je suis incapable d’arrêter de regarder 🙀👀. C’est fabuleux… tant de talent et de patience! Bravo.

I am completely blown away at your craftsmanship and patience lol. doing a glue up this intricate is super tedious. i've done regular glue ups of 2x10's cut into squares and made bowls ect, but never tried to do a segmented bowl similar to this. he makes it look easy with that awesome jointer though lol. amazing work here!

This work of art is priceless. Honestly, it should be in a museum.

@legalldavid5586

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you

It's nearly four in the morning. I am sitting here wondering what in my life I have ever done to deserve the ability to watch such a fine work of art being made.

You sir, are an absolute, certified madman. Respect.

You got a hell of a lot of patience and I'm now addicted to your videos lol

I loved how you filmed things and were creative about how you presented your work. For example, I loved the self multiplying, filming from the inside, and the filming on the wood as it went into and out of the planer.

This is some insane craftwork, design, filming, editing..... Dude, you have some serious talent!

Chapeau bas pour ce Maestro du bois.Travail impeccable pour un résultat sublime!.

You're the final boss of wood turning

Words cannot describe how I feel about what I just saw. This is beyond the usual determination, perfection and skill by orders of magnitude. Hats off!

Everyone is talking about the woodturning, but I'm stuck on how he filmed himself doing that from the inside of the bowl.

@SkwareniiXazerty

4 жыл бұрын

Hollow lathe chuck ?

@Gone1229

4 жыл бұрын

@@SkwareniiXazerty He still has to have some sort of system with bearings and weights.

@Koelkop

4 жыл бұрын

The camera was probably fixed to the inside and then with editing you can "spin" the image making the picture stable. The Slo mo guys does the same in some of their shots on spinning things, making the thing that spins appear stationary while the world around it spins

@Gone1229

4 жыл бұрын

@@Koelkop never Heard of that, will need to chech it out! But doesn't the camera has to have a awfull fast fps and shutterspeed for that to work? Also the light fixture has to be in sync with that camera. Those are both quite expensive.

@MSpencer1998

4 жыл бұрын

@@Koelkop that seems like the most likely answer; but if you'll notice the tool, stand, and his hand, all shake back and forth, which wouldn't happen if he's stabilizing the shot. At least, I think so. I think it's practical.

Oh jeez was getting a little wobbly for a moment, I got nervous. Such amazing work.

Quelle patience.... Félicitations !!!

That is the best piece of woodworking I have ever seen on KZread. Well done. 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

It looked amazing in the thumbnail, which is why I clicked. I wasn't prepared for how amazing the whole thing was!

That is by far the biggest woodturning project i've seen on KZread so far....absolutely AMAZING!!! Big thumbs up!!!

This is my first comment ever on KZread. This video has left me speechless! There are no words! Olivier, you have an amazing talent and gift!!!

The most spectacular turning project I've ever seen! From the planning to execution this is a piece of art born from passion of the craft. What an inspiration!

Quelle œuvre magnifique !!!

OMG it is hollow too. Thanks for not playing music at the end while showing it. It gives you a speechless vibe.

T'es un furieux ! Bravo l'artiste, c'est impressionnant !

Sometimes passion and insanity becomes indistinguishable. Outstanding idea, and so is the result. Congratulations, Olivier.

... ребята. я охренел !! у парня столько трудолюбия и терпения !!! ... да ещё и этот весёлый монтаж с его "помощниками" ... класс !!! Успехов тебе, мастер !!

something super satisfying about how you fixed the lopsided circle so easy

Oliver Gomis is taken by a fey mood!

For lack of better terms, I will leave it at 'simply world class'!! Mesmerising to watch and breathtaking creations!

Amazing work 👍

@OlivierGomis

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir !

@bennetht

3 жыл бұрын

I thought of you when I watched the circles vase last night and wondered if you'd seen it

olivier tu es un véritable artiste,ton vase est super,continue

Vraiment magnifique! Vos competentes sont niveau-galaxie!

Kid, you are an amazing artist! This is beautiful!

That was pure talent & patience all the way thru ! What dedication !

You and your work are simply amazing to watch. Beautiful work.

I'm thinking about taking up the hobby, but wow, that is the most incredible vase I have ever seen made like that.