Everyone in this comment section is either an admirer of his woodworking or a triggered table tennis player and I love it cause I can relate to both.

@awesomeagent0079

4 жыл бұрын

Ken Yun same

@emanueltawtah6561

3 жыл бұрын

Love wood working and ping pong🏓

put tenergy rubbers on it.

control: 4/10 spin: 0/10 finish 10/10

@mithileshlokhande

5 жыл бұрын

Only tt players would understand this thing

@abhishekjrp13

5 жыл бұрын

@@mithileshlokhande no even they wont. Trust me.

@phillipstai7204

5 жыл бұрын

haha well played. At the end I was like "why on earth would you finish the faces underneath the rubber? Oh.... he's not adding any rubber."

@mithileshlokhande

5 жыл бұрын

But I think it would be in reverse Control: 9/10 Spin: 0/10 Spin reversal : 4/10 Finish : 5/10

@abhishekjrp13

5 жыл бұрын

@@phillipstai7204 he should make his own Sriver or Mark V :D

Your videos (especially with the captions) have that Primitive Technology vibe to them. Love your work as well as your editing.

FANTASTIC USE OF THE CAPTIONS, really unique way to use them. Love it

At least 3 times now, I make something at home that I wanted/needed. Then about 2 months later you post a video of the exact item that I made. Only difference is you make it a whole lot nicer than I do. I made some ping pong paddles sometime during spring break when I got bored at home. I didn't have wood enough to finish the handles so right now they are just flat boards in the shape of a paddle, but they still work fine.

Beautiful work awesome videography thank you for sharing

I can't get enough of his shop, that band-saw is like looking at a old Model T. Love it

I have to say first WHAT A SANDER!!! That thing is a beast....like the band saw! Great video, your editing is spot on and the whole transgression from beginning to end is superb!! Thanks so much for sharing and keep these videos coming....PLEASE!!!!

Video: Hand made table tennis racket. My mind: this racket definitely cannot be used in public competitions.

@cachorrolegal8156

4 жыл бұрын

Why not?

@duminicad

4 жыл бұрын

Made out of at least 85% natural wood? Check Faces thinner than 4mm combined? Check

@johnnyandersson5622

4 жыл бұрын

@@cachorrolegal8156 I think it's because it needs some kind of competition aproved certificate.

@sindre1984

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnnyandersson5622 No, that is only the rubbers, the blade has to be at least 85% natural wood and same tickness all the way :)

@johnnyandersson5622

4 жыл бұрын

@@sindre1984 So, what happen if this is challanged by someone, do they cut the blade open?

Most people would press the easy button, myself included, and use a spindle sander to refine the shape, while you take the road less traveled and use hand tools to give it that handmade feel and look. Outstanding as always!

That's the best hand made paddles I ever seen . Great work .

Great work Andy! You are truly a craftsman.

Great video! Its really awesome to see the bandsaw up and running! Have you thought about adapting the incre tablesaw fence system for the bandsaw?

Keep em coming!!!

I've never thought about using captions like that,I like it

beautiful work , so nice you use hand tools for things

What a beautiful woodworking!

Hey great work, congrats. What glue did you use to apply the veneering? That brown one Thank you for sharing! And once more, congratulations for the work!

Is there any way I can start I wood making apprenticeship to learn how to work with wood like this? Really love all of these videos

Nicely done as always! Love your videos

@AndyRawls

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I have seen that before. Nice and so simple

Ohhh, you DID make a ping pong paddle video! Ha! When I get a table, I’ll definitely want you to make me some!

Wow... I'm interested to try that paddle you made. ...

Great video. When you make this good videoes - then you can make what ever you want. I would still see all of them.

Nice shop. What a great place to relax. A few questions. What are the woods used to make the blade and the glue mix you use to laminate them together. On the handle it seems you used a simple wood glue instead. A beautiful product. Thanks for sharing.

Do you change blades on that bandsaw for resawing vs. cutting relatively tight curves?

Very well done!

You like woodworking, baseball, and table tennis. I do too. Probably in that order too, maybe swap WW and BB when white sox lineup is hitting.

Beautifully made

Always a good day when I get a notification that Mr Rawls has a new vid.

What beautiful wood!

That was awesome!

Handmade plywood ! Why not eh ! I love that resaw fence. A fine pair of paddles there bud. !

Nice build and soothing to watch. Your shop is awesome! Now the paddles need a rubber or sandpaper surface so you can generate spin.

@SuecoMexicano

Жыл бұрын

Just what I thought 🤔

Love this idea. Def going to make some now lol

Been watching it vids since almost the start, love the way that bandsaw works!!

Hi, I loved your shop and the video making your own veneer to make the material for the paddles is probably the right way to go. my shop just made 4 hardwood ping pong paddles made of cherry and maple with walnut grips. mine ended up penhold style and were on the heavy side. going to have a video out on it at the end of the month. I loved this video and I subscribed to the channel thanks for sharing.

Ahhhh this looks too cool!

great vid!

Cool ping pong 🏓 racket🎉

Could you tell me which glue was used for the layers al the beginning?

What wood were used in making these blades? And how many layers?

be still my heart that band saw.

Wow the old band saw is spot on! Did you use Carter accessories for the blade alignment?

É uma terapia assistir esses vídeos...fico perdido no tempo, rs

Man you are amazing

Hey! I'm happy you used my suggestion of captions that I gave a few months back! And great video!

Love it!

Excellent !! 👍

Was that a sneak peak of the Ping Pong table at the end? Great video as usual! By far my favorite woodworker! Everything you build is incredible! Thanks for putting out videos!

@LutherBuilds

6 жыл бұрын

Justin Brandon Yes it was. If you follow him on Instagram, you'll get to see some behind the scenes stuff.

@djdugi2671

6 жыл бұрын

Justin Brandon 4

What u use for finishing? Can u link me?

What finish did you use?

What a great idea, I need to build a live edge ping-pong table & I gotta find a video on weaving my own net, lol

@AndyRawls

6 жыл бұрын

I built the ping pong table at the end of this video and it will be featured on my next video!

That big old bandsaw has made me all gooey inside

Artesanía y cariño en estas palas serán para toda la vida

#Respect #Svaka ti čast na dizajnu.

how much does it weights ? without the rubber .

Good use of the captions ☺

This racket might not even better than YE, however when it comes to handcraft, it means more than any racket that you could see on the market. Well done Rawls!

Very nice

do you make flared handles ?

Awesome!

Good project

Hey man, nice job! Now you can make a wooden ball too! :D

are these available to purchase?

The lighter coloring looks better imo but the darker one has an awesome pattern in the wood so I still favor it.

How much did the blade weigh before gluing the rubber sheets on. The one I play with is about 3 ounces. That is about 85 grams

i luv how the handles turned out, is that walnut with mineral oil by any chance ?

Is the handle made of walnut?

I have never seen such original racket construction in my life and I have never had such a racket in my life. I wish you would send it to me if you made it original like this.

AR-15 lower out of black walnut?

2:55 that drop tho ;)

@forrestberg591

6 жыл бұрын

Satisfying the first time I saw it. Satisfying when I saw it again thanks to your comment.

@marcellinopaoevinho7773

5 жыл бұрын

@@forrestberg591 000

What size number is the plane at6:00

What abought rubber sheat??

Have you ever tried to work with old skateboards? They usually have really neat colored plys put together. If you go to a skateshop and ask if they have some used decks they will probably give you some for free. The skateshop i worked at had a huge stack of probably 100 old decks in the back room. We gave some to a guy that makes weird art. He made some super sick frames out of the old decks.

This is so awesome, you have inspired me to woodwork, and it has become a passion. Out of curiosity, how do you keep your chisels so sharp. I have a grinder but it doesn’t seem to get the anywhere near as sharp as yours. Maybe I am holding them at an incorrect angle?

@fisherofmen3336

5 жыл бұрын

I think the trick is to sand them with sandpaper using something like 100 and working your way up to like 7 or 8 thousand. The grinder is gonna be pretty rough and leave those little imperfections that take away from the sharpness.

can I get one like this? i love to keep one real solid wood table tennis blade. Its looks real cool

Awesome 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Looks like a lot of work, how does Yinhe sell their paddles for $15?

thank you

HE CALLED IT PING PONG!!!

@tggfocus5911

4 жыл бұрын

JupyJones and?

@jupyjones4823

4 жыл бұрын

@@tggfocus5911 I think of it to be disrespectful.I call it table tennis.

How to order?

bushed alatnya canggih2 bener

Andy excuse my ignorance for not already knowing this, but I'm curious. Did you already have a regular woodworking business, or did it spring up from your YT videos ? thx

What is the price of this racket?

완전 최고의 장인!!!^^

awesome I liked this video

Hey Andy just saying your the best

yay

why is the handle atomic and not flared?!

Well yes you got it, BUT how many takes did it take

wow. i love to have one of your racket blade. . .

i want one!!!

Does this dude have a remote start for his planer that is like a huge woodworking flex

How many shots did it take you to hit the camera lense? Lol Excellent video Andy!

@AndyRawls

6 жыл бұрын

At least 10!! Thanks👍

Andy great video...loved it Try a wodden chess board

Love him.

Big fan

What glue did you use

@andrzejzet4625

5 жыл бұрын

super glue