I love the charm in the way this chap speaks, every sentence is like a notch or dent in an old tool, showing where it has been and what it has seen. Fantastic.

My grandpa made brooms. Still have his winders, broom sewing machine and all the equipment in top of his barn. I am so upset, that I didn't learn this craft from him, before he passed.

Watching after 10 years. I hope the old man is still alive. I want to give him a big hug

i have never been more fascinated by a broom

I completely enjoyed your video, sir. Thank-you for posting this.

Very cool. Thank You so much for showing us!

I'm a Witch and i NEED this machine!

Thank you, Sir. Now, I'd like to make a straw broom, but I do not have a broom machine. Instead, I would have to find a way to purchase one of your fine brooms!

Hello from Norway! It's beautiful to see how-tos' of old crafts. Thank you so much for sharing. It was very helpful. Some day I might try to make one for myself. :)

You forgot to tell us the magic you used to make it fly... :(

Wow I loved watching that, thanks for sharing!

WOW! Thanks for sharing! Amazing handwork! 👏

I used to build these in a broom shop in Union Springs NY. alot of fun

This feels like history

Great job thank you for sharing!

Interesting...and he's charming! Reminds me of my Dad : )

Wonderful. I so wish that I could go back and learn the trades. Sor fascinating.

I'm from Pennsylvania and we use bailers twine for everything still. it was never stopped being used. all corn,straw,wheat,oats,hay and alfalfa are wrapped with twine and ONLY twine. nothing else.

Totally informative and entertaining as well. Thanks for sharing your artisan expertise. ☺

very handy -- like a cottage industry! i'd buy some of them brooms from you.

WHat a pleasant video to watch :D thank you for sharing it xxx

Interesting stuff. Thanks

So, how many hours can you get before u need tu tune up the mo[p]?broom

This is the best video ever

Very interesting, I wants to learn to make broom

very educative

Guy knows his brooms..!!!

Thank you Sir, for sharing.

Well done! I was trying to see how much you are using your feet as you work. My father has similar old broom making equipment and was doing it as a hobby. He was recently in an accident and his legs had to be amputated. Do you think it will still be possible for him to keep using the equipment? We don't know yet, if he'll be a good candidate for prostheses. I'd appreciate your opinion.

Hey there grandpa

amazing

The big guns?

And you can be one of the few to own a Made in the USA broom.

I'm a broom maker to 😀😀

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where your address

Good deal! (Did you say "you keep GOOGLING this [~4:20] until you get down to the end... ?) Nice to hear that word that's not Google.com!

Ye dhadu machine se hi bnti h kya

Wow

I hope ur great our grandpa

I’ve got tons of lavender straw, it’s a lot like corn straw. Let me know if you want any.

I need in India anything about this

Can you fly it ?

Oh man that is cooler than shit

i want one!

of 5 of us I'll hold the broom most often and I'm the young one I better but they only on show in public but I use it more but that's good because

well 100 year age there are no Vacuum that why they Made a bloom.