Note the kid's already lost parts of two fingers on his right hand, no doubt from running wood on the jointer towards the exposed turning saw blade.

@@robertwieland5958 Good catch, I had to repeat the video. It’s at 7:50 mins.

@@robertwieland5958 👍👍👍👍👍👍🔍👏👏👏👏

I love having wood in my hands!

@@Cosmic_Soul thanks for time and Albert you are absolutely right

Absolutely right say.. Beautiful things made up from scrap woods and simple tools. That's aousam.... Real art..

Yeah western society needs to get back to basics before we're too big for our britches

Also that they create such amazing pieces with no PPE, no fancy workshop or equipment, no health & safety, just plain skill & care. Anybody who complains about their working conditions needs to watch what conditions these wonderful highly skilled artisans work in.

@@helenchilcott6024 while I do greatly admire their skill & care, that doesn’t negate the need for health n safety or PPE because if these guys get injured while working, they’re screwed for life…there’s no insurance or health care!

hmm is glue wood strong? what about food safe.

First of all, making a bowl out of a single piece of wood is sought after, its not a waste. Also, most people that do this use the chips and sawdust for other things. Did these planks of wood not come from a bigger slab as well? So how is it a waste to keep it as a larger solid piece opposed to cutting it into smaller pieces first? Doing it this way is the cheap way, or when you don't have access to better wood. Also, not having glue in your piece is considered higher quality. Where I give them credit is they are trying to use as little wood as possible to make these, to maximize profit. Although the extra labor involved is probably canceling that out. The only reason they may still make a profit in the end is because they pay these guys practically nothing I bet. If they actually paid these guys a proper wage they wouldn't be able to spend the time doing this. They would have to do it a faster way in order to make a profit. So while they're getting more bowls out of the wood they're using, it's taking longer and it's being done on the backs of these Craftsman. I don't understand your comment about the grain. Why would the grain stand out any different? It's wood. Whether it's a block of wood or planks of wood glued together, it's still wood, and once you polish it the grain will show. 🤷 "This is master craftsmanship at its finest" It's actually pretty basic and most intermediate wood lathers can do this. I wouldn't waste my time though. The amount of time it took him to make this I could have made two bowls or more out of a solid piece of wood.

I hug h

​@@dangerous8333 ظظرب😊

Zee o

This is art not a waste of Wood

Another thing , tourists should know , is that at some point someone put their stinky feet , in those bowls

Hermoso trabajo

Kis desh ka video hi bhai❓❔

It's foolish.

I’d be in the same boat

Op9

I'm a German American and this is not the kind of thing I hear from Germans very often. The people that are known for their engineering brilliance and masterful craftsmanship. Are you ethnically German or just nationality?

@@dangerous8333 I am ethnically German. And I'm not able to hang a wallpaper straight. 🙂

@@dangerous8333 Did you seriously ask him to prove his German-ness? You want to see his papers or what? lmao

@@hubertheiser You don't answer to him.

​@@blatantmisconceptionyou don't give commands to him

مرحبا وسهلا

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He may have huge knowledge, but his entry into Jannat is for sure banned. Instead of teaching others how to make bombs, he's teaching them how to make bowls. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

never seen it ? abe lo*de you can find people to do this in every corner in India also. it's a common skill and business.

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@@tamannaaktar5549 Yeah, I think so too. I don't know why I wrote that. Probably read about an explosion somewhere inside a house of a maulana, hence the irrelevant and unnecessary comment. Will delete my comment after my apology is accepted.

لوکیشن بتائی ہی نہیں ۔۔ قیمت کتنا ہے

It's basic work and no other tools are required to do this. He's using the same tools everyone else would.

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😂 It's not ingenuity. It's basic wood turning. Livelihood? They're probably being paid slave wages to do this. Homemade tools? It's the same tools anyone else would use to do this. Americans are lazy? Then how come Americans dominate on UKposts for Craftsman channels? They might watch these videos but they actually subscribe to American craftsman channels. Americans, other westerners, and Scandinavian countries teach everyone else how to do these things properly, but yeah, all 350 million of us are lazy. 🤡

No other tools are required. He's using the same tools everyone else would.

I wonder how someone would go about to buy a bowl set

@@rockyperez2828 hi, I would try contacting the person In the comments section, if you leave an email address it should work I have done it before and it worked, eventually someone will reply, Good luck ☘️🇮🇪

you can get em in any bazaar in pakistan … or u mean online

@@leech786 online

Fyi, this not a master craftsman.

Definitely hard working... This doesn't require an amazing talent though.

@@dangerous8333 who are you?

Saves wood a little, but it's not fast all, it's very slow. I could make 3 bowls in the time he does this. They're only doing this to maximize the profits of the person that sells them at the expense of the extra labor involved. They probably pay these guys slave wages. In other words, they're making them work harder and longer just to get more bowls out of their wood stock. The only person benefiting is the person that actually sells the bowls. Edit: Keep in mind this video is edited and not in real time.

@@dangerous8333 agreed, but wood in Pakistan is a very precious comodity. I can make a spalted tan oak bowl wood leftovers from a forest fire in 6 hours, it'll cost $150 American, or something simpler in 1 hour for $40 American. Both will loose 80% of the wood to sawdust. My bigger headache, sawdust disposal. And then I have to pay electric, rent, disposal of sawdust, super market food prices, accident costs(I can't afford insurance), food safety issues cost, seasoning storage between carving stages, tools(four angle grinders, myriad attachments, including two from arbortech and two from Graff speed cutters, do not know how many Chinese ones, Sand paper, 60 to 800 grit, clamps, finishes, compressor for quick blowing, and a leaf blower for after work yard cleanup), I'm fortunate to make $10/hour retailing through a friend's daughter's roadside shop at about 60/40 below 100 and 50/50 above that. I have to run a ship at least as tight as Cargill Kaiser put together 😁 I get the wood free though. Being a woodcutter, lumber maker (using an Alaskan Mill), supplemented with bowls and firewood.

They didn't make a bowl from a wooden board. They made a bowl from multiple wooden boards glued together.

И нога.

@@user-tx7cm7mg9z да. Ногами они работают как обезьяны. Мы разучились. И все работы у них на корточках. Местный минталитет.

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Super glue , aka CA glue

coler k bare me btaiye

No it's not. This is mass production of bowls. They're doing it the cheapest way possible to sell them at cheap prices.

@@dangerous8333 .ya ... So more like obsolete piece of art 🤣🤣

Man?