Woodturning - The Water Bottle - Awesome idea to re-use Plastic

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[jamespalmer]

Thinking quickly, Dave constructs a water bottle, using only some wood, some woodglue, a lathe, several complicated pieces of machinery, a compressed air system and a water bottle.

[michaelfmarcos]

The fact that you refilled the bottle from another bottle is slightly hilarious. Also, the fact that you took a break from your work to investigate the incredibly important air pressure rocket was absolutely awesome, glad you included that :)

[onemanswrld]

My friends in Philly will be so happy, they finally have a wooder bottle.

[daarilintorr]

Monsieur... vous réveillez l'éteincelle de la passion pour l'ébénisterie et le tournage que j'ai perdus voila quelques temps... merci :)

[artefactsbubble]

Love all your work. Although it isn’t safe to keep reusing a plastic water bottle for long periods of time as the plastics eventually releases toxins that can be harmful especially if it’s left in warm places, so I hope you have figured out a way to replace the plastic bottle inside every month or so

[Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

3am... Has anyone seen Olivier? Is he still out playing with that water bottle in the shop?

[burgersnchips]

So... We've taken a perfectly reusable bottle and made a perfectly reusable bottle, plus a load of sawdust. Good work 😂👍

[mustaphataleb-bendiab]

Woooowww... j'adore la menuiserie

[tonedcos]

I do like all the devices you made to overcome a problem ;)

[AlexBlakRS]

J’hésites entre l'artiste et le génie... Sûrement les 2 vu la qualité de tout ce que tu crée, c'est toujours un plaisir a regarder.

[EinsamPibroch]

Man, that Trombone arm is Genius.
It takes the guesswork out of interior carving, no risk of cutting a hole through your hard work.
However, instead of risking cracked and/or leeched plastic every time you replace the interior, you can always use a food-grade water seal, like linseed oil, so you can store the water directly within, and use a cork to cap the bottle.
It's like artificing your own Bottle-Gourd, but with recycled wood rather than waiting for the Calabash to grow.

[Sir_Uncle_Ned]

That is a great way to use your offcuts and get that green look while still getting your daily dose of those sweet, sweet microplasticts!

Seriously, though, this is a bloody clever idea!

[johnbagewll]

Mad skills! Lots of time on your hands as well. Good on you.

[thRace]

Quick time-saving tip for this project. Instead of cutting glueing and turning the wood, just reuse the bottle.

[stuartyBhoy]

Your doing what big companies do, using the idea of plastic recycling to make money while doing very little to impact the environment. Respect😎

[richardslade]

When the out takes are as fun as the video. 🤣🤣🤣 Very clever project.

[Coolkidofficial]

This guy is awesome because he loves his work 😍

[oscarzamora]

Lo que verdaderamente aprecio son tus habilidades con el torno y la madera. Me alegra que tengas tanto tiempo

[TheDustShop]

Your work is ALWAYS amazing...but the outtakes were the crown jewels this week!!

[mrss]

This is beautiful work, truly it is. I thought it was going to be a lovely lamp or a vase. I would not waste this beautiful workmanship on a plastic bottle. Also if you are going to use it with a plastic bottle, I think you should’ve made the bottom unscrew the bottom to replace the bottle because they don’t last forever and you can’t clean it properly the way it is now. Really don’t want to get dysentery or something else disgusting from a dirty bottle. Also, if the plastic bottle leaks the water will turn that beautiful wood to mold on the inside and you probably wouldn’t even realize it. Now, not to waste this beautiful bottle idea, if you could make the bottom screwable, you could use it for presenting your favorite wine at the table, refilling a glass bottle While also being able to remove the bottle to clean it for a different wine. Or to put the leftovers in the fridge.