Day 5 Seven Scrapwood Challenges in Seven Days. Check back tomorrow for the next episode or check out the previous ones if you haven't seen them already. :)

@jebowlin3879

3 жыл бұрын

Poor scroll saw doesn't seem to get much love in woodwork maker videos, one of my favorite power tools, would love to see more of it everywhere, to be honest :D

@JayOfBurn

3 жыл бұрын

Blimey Neil... that must have been so satisfying with the scrollsaw. Awesome project.

@tworighthands

3 жыл бұрын

I love your content. Keep going 👍🏼 I started KZread 3 days ago and will Upload projects in my workshop in the future and you are giving me very helpful tipps. Stay safe 👋🏽

@guillaumelombard7210

3 жыл бұрын

How long did it take you to cut all the pieces?

@airmech6271

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there, I know vacuum pumps from laminating aircraft components, never seen one like yours . Where could I get one? Or is ist self made? tanks in advance!

The patience on cutting those strips. Wow. Just wow.

@andrejohnson6731

3 жыл бұрын

IKR!?! I would’ve been happy with 6 x 6 lol

@stephendoherty1275

3 жыл бұрын

The most patient man in the world - Legendary.

@gc0009

3 жыл бұрын

he is the king of patience and making jigs (the queen of jigs is Tamar from 3x3Custom)

@shanesimmons3784

3 жыл бұрын

Saint Pask, the new patron saint of woodworking patience.

Man you seem to tear through more wood than anyone else yet that scrap pile never gets any smaller

@Otto-W

3 жыл бұрын

I believe he gets his scraps from a cutting board business near by. With a steady flow of scraps he's not going to run out any time soon.

You patience is astounding. :) Great work as always!

@PaskMakes

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much Drew - I actually really enjoyed it! :)

Seven days of scrap wood challenge is like an early Christmas present for me.

"It took me about 3 hours to cut them all but somebody with more experience would do that faster" HAHAHA!! And what about patience...? 😅

@marcelo403polo2

3 жыл бұрын

I would say 3 hours is really impressive time

@krishm2478

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcelo403polo2 what I was saying, maybe the cutting time would be less but if it were me I'd take a stroll after every two rows or so and end up with 12 hours to cut the whole thing 😂 ...and nowhere close to this kinda perfection

This whole project looks like an exercise in extreme patience 🤣! There's a reason scroll saw gather dust. Very nice outcome though!

I wish I had your levels of patience and perseverance.

@dqsis

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I thought. Impressive Pask!

You should hold a guinnes record for patience and determination in woodworking. Hat off to you man

"It should be much easier .. no! As bad if not worse." I am dying! Love your style

@PaskMakes

3 жыл бұрын

I fully expected it come off easier and was very disappointed. ;)

Ridicules level of patience, inspiring and unreachable at the same time.

You could technically rename your channel to "wood therapy with Neil Paskin!" Amazing as always! 😍

Wow! That was a labor intensive project. Kudos to you for not going off the deep end when the tape tried to scuttle the puzzle. It came out great. After all that and not taking a reference picture beforehand - brave move. :-) As someone who also has a scroll saw and makes puzzles (not that many pieces, though), Look into thin spiral blades. They make that kind of thing a bit easier since you don't have to twist the puzzle around constantly while cutting. Not good for everything, but they have saved my sanity a few times.

I sow a lot of woodworker... I’ll follow you from 2017 and I think you’re one of the best on KZread! Genius and patience! I hope you’ll make a thousand videos! Bye from Sicily! Carlo

I love to watch your scrapwood challenges. You have unlimited amounts of patience and perseverance, not mentioning good old craftsmanship.

What amazes me the most of your projects is the sheer patience you need to make them. The many little details and time needed to make them would drive most crazy just by planning them, and yet you mke it look so soothing and kind of fun. Side note: I don´t know how it was made in older times but I belive modern jigsaws are cut by CNC machines. Still, point still valid: Not many would dare to test thier patience by cutting the jigsaw this way, which is astounding IMHO

Scrap wood challenge was one of the things I would giggle with glee to see every week or so. It's amazing how much I missed them. Please don't leave us behind mate!

I’m not sure if it’s available in Australia but there’s a product called “frog tape” that would have eliminated the tape problem you were having. Regular masking tape like the tape you were using has a 3 day release which means after 3 days the adhesive bonds to the surface instead of just lightly adhering but frog tape has a 21 day release which means if you leave the tape on even for 3 weeks it’ll still peel right off. It’s expensive stuff but worth it!

🤯 My mind is just blown away by the dedication and patience you put into each project. You sir are extremely talented at the work you do and I appreciate the video you put up for viewers to see.

Great work! My mother makes wooden jigsaw puzzles as well; I'm not familiar with her technique but it looks like you took a good approach to ensuring consistency and accuracy in the cuts. I look forward to the last two projects in the series.

On the FIFTH day of Scrapwood week Neil made something neat! Five WOOD Puzzles! Four flipping clocks! Three hinged stools! Two hand-carved bowls! And a snowflake, cut from shavings!

Nice projekt! In my youth, I worked for some years with construction cleaning. A surprising amount of billable time came from removing tape that had been covering things for too long. When tape was on things like hardwood floors or around windows, it even happened quite a lot that the paint/laquer underneath followed with the tape. Tape that stay on for some time can be a huge problem - especially if its somewhere there are lots of sunlight or where people walk a lot.

Just what we needed at the end of the worst year in living memory! An advent challenge from Neil Paskin! Thanks Neil...from your devoted followers.

@SodAlmighty

9 ай бұрын

Pretty sure WW2 is still in living memory for some.

"I wasn't very fast, it took about 3 hours." I would have counted 2 days as fast for that! Yikes. Looks beautiful. Love your scrapwood challenges x

Very nice puzzle. Btw. I made four of the stars from your challenge day one. I used just plain old paper and I didn't glue them, like you did. Instead I used a common stapler to join the corners. And in the middle of the star I joined the pieces with a ring. It turned out great. Now I have some very nice gifts for my family. Thank you for the idea. :)

I only found this out recently, but tape manufactures actually publish the "days of clean removal" in the data sheet. Apparently most masking tape will "bake" on after a few days.

@hameley12

Жыл бұрын

😅 We found out the hard way a few years back when my boyfriend and I painted our apartment and set up an AC on the window. Uffff! It took us forever to remove the masking tape off of the wall and we had to do some repainting and the window frames were the most challenging part. We had a professional window frame installer come to remove all the window frames inside and outside to be redone and put back on. This was done 'cause the window frames were in excellent condition. Best decision other than ruining the window frame and the wall in the living room.

Greetings from Humboldt County California. I know it’s a 2 year old video, but it’s new to me. Excellent job sir 😊. Mostly I’m impressed that you point out what goes wrong showing that we don’t have to achieve perfection, extremely helpful for a recovering perfectionist like myself. Very much enjoy your narration style and thanks for the extra time you put in to making your videos that give them that polished look.

You have the woodworking patience of a saint! Amazing.

End users and history: Jigsaw puzzle. Manufacturers: Die-cut puzzle. Pask: Scrollsaw puzzle.

Wow it's amazing Neil and to be honest, a puzzle doesn't always have to be challenging as it's a pastime as well. The grain looks beautiful. Great video mate

These will definitely be the best 7 days of 2020. Amazing work, Neil.

Your patience levels are next level, Neil. Nice work. The tape sticking and leaving its glue behind would have been pretty maddening. You did well not to set fire to the thing :)

First wooden puzzle by scrap wood in the world and it's without number behind. Superb rare and priceless. Bravo 👏

Most channels would have eventually gotten to the point of "and now we're gonna throw it into our 1k+ laser cutter and cut out the pattern". You did this with way more patience than I would ever have, bravo sir.

Vacuum bag as a clamp!😲 (Maybe others have seen it before but that blew me away.) The bookended woodgrain almost makes it look like a rolling landscape. Yeah, I can imagine it's right well challenging to put together. 👍

One of my favorite qualities in a maker is perseverance. I have seen that a lot in your videos and especially in this 7 day challenge. The way you move past changes/ small mistakes and don't falter in your attitude or level of perseverance is beautiful.

I make (with much fewer pieces) these for my kids, they draw a picture onto some paper that I glue to the backing. My shoulders are hurting just watching all that cutting on the scroll saw.

As a puzzle lover I just have to say that looked fantastic ❤️

Brilliant, I could have cried for you when the tape didn't come off.

@thomasarussellsr

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking, it was time for a card scraper or a ROS.

@PaskMakes

3 жыл бұрын

It wasn't the best time I've had in my workshop! ;)

When I saw you add tape to the surface I thought, okay he's gonna use a laser cutter, he's not gonna cut those out with a scroll saw or something. And then you cut them out with a scroll saw! You have that Jedi patience.

Thank you so much for your channel. It's motivated me to get back into woodworking, I love how fun your projects are. And your voice is so lovely and dad-like

This dude always does project with the most ridiculous amount of patience. CUTTING 225 JIGSAW PIECES? Damn.

I've said it before and i'll say it again. The man has the patience of Job to stand there for three hours and swivel the wood around to cut it and then stand there for two more hours to remove all the glue. Great work as always.

As a puzzle maker, I really enjoyed your video. Well, I enjoy all your videos but this one especially. Thanks.

Day 1, prepare the wood. Day 7, finish cutting with the scroll saw.. Wow, just wow.

Another beautiful piece. You always surprise me. When I saw jigsaw puzzle in the title I thought, no way.. yep, you did it.. and beautifully.

@zTribalstylerz

3 жыл бұрын

yeah for real I kept waiting for him to send it thru the cnc machine but heck no!

Really appreciate the hard work you put in on all of your projects Mr. Pask!

Very cool, Neil! You never fail to amaze me.

Love this serie!

Outstanding, gutsy build, beautiful and complex. Got my Puzzle Master G-son (6yrs) a 300 pc for Xmas but this is next up from G-pa's shop! Thank You for sharing the tips and tricks of this with us.

The only thing missing is each piece being sanded (as well). Unbelievable effort and patience... Should be renamed the '7 week challenge' - for this puzzle alone. Looks very good, I especially like the border!

The glue up transition was beautifully done.

Earlier tonight I rushed a project on the lathe and botched it. Needed this video to remind me to enjoy the journey. You sir are a role model in patience!

"Mom! There's an aussie in the wood pile again!" PS Love you Scrapwood Challenge theme and videos! Cheers!

Scrolly Mackerel! What patience... 7 days is really pushing it for regular blue tape. But fwiw, there are masking tapes that have up to 28 day clean removal. Another amazing project and video. Thanks.

Next time use a scrollsaw wire, this wil be a lot faster since it cuts on all sides. You won't hate to turn the workpiece speeding up te proces.

@pabloata4708

3 жыл бұрын

nice tip

@fletchro789

3 жыл бұрын

Anybody else think it's funny that it's called a jigsaw puzzle, but you have to use a scroll saw to make it? A puzzle made with a jigsaw would look... really... full of gaps.

@eddtube

3 жыл бұрын

@@fletchro789 scroll saws were originally called jigsaws and used to make jigsaw puzzles. :)

@nperson

3 жыл бұрын

That type of blade is really hard to control due to it is easy to get off the cutting line. There are special blades made for making jigsaw puzzles. Very thin and they break fairly easily but the thin kerf really makes for a tight fitting puzzle. I've made several puzzles and it has taken me twice as long as I had thought it would take.

@sac58999

3 жыл бұрын

@@nperson That's what I was thinking. I bought some of those once...and still have almost all of them. They're a nice idea, but they're hard to control and seem to have quite a thick kerf.

If you read the label on the masking tape when you get it, it usually says how many days you can expect to leave it on before removal becomes a huge problem. I only learned this after leaving tape on something too long. I suppose that's probably how almost everyone learns about this.

This one is really great. Fantastic idea, perfect execution! Well done Neil.

Thanks, man! This was educational on a couple levels! So... I discovered sometime back, similar to this video's illustration, that the "cure time" as actually required by most clear-coats is NOT all together true. The time-frame posted on the container is "dry to touch" only. There's still another couple days required for "hardening up" levels of curing, especially important on projects that require tape or adhesives applied onto the clear-coat. Keeping a piece warm and stable for at least 3 extra days (and sometimes 5) will help the clear-coat totally cure into a chemically inert state, and THEN the tape shouldn't stick as much. Some adhesives involved in tape will also interact with the chemistry of clear-coats, and can do some interesting and strange things... from "greying" to a weird polymerization process that creates(?) little waxy or rubbery balls of "goop" seemingly entirely to add frustration... In any case, this craft is a steady experience in education. We never stop learning, and once in a while, learning costs us in time and resources. ;o)

I'm extremely impressed. I thought for sure it would take a lot longer than 3 hours to jigsaw all that out. Looks amazing!!!!! I'm so glad I found your channel I'm in awe watching everything you do!!!!!!!

Your absolutely OUT OF YOUR MIND!!!!!!!!!!! What a challenge of time and patience!!!!! I Love It!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great work and Video's!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Unit of pressure is Pascal and unit of patience is Paskin. No one has 1 Paskin of patience except Neil.

I was waiting for you to whip out a new Cnc or laser cutter. Not whip out a dusty Ryobi scroll saw! Hats off to you sir, you’ve got killer patience!

Wow!! Major respect on cutting them all out. That an major project in time and patients awesome work. Your scrap wood projects are my favorite this to watch.

You have a near infinite amount of project ideas and I greatly respect that. They're always executed well also! Thanks for the video!

Really nice project and especially so using scrap wood. Having the timber on just one side of the MDF is a bit of a concern. After a while you may find the jigsaw curls up. We learnt, when applying veneer, you need to balance the piece and have equal thicknesses of veneer on both sides of the MDF "backer" (And MDF is an excellent backer). Great series and thanks for the vid. Cheers, David

Great idea, good job! Masking tape is a perfidious bugger. It gives me grief even when I have to remove it from polished knife blades. The glue just hardens after a few days. I have yet to find a better alternative though.

After I don't know how many hundreds of videos--somehow I never get tired of the theme song.

How cool! I think I could make yesterday's stool but this is beyond my ability. It's beautiful and I love the idea of just the wood and it's grain being the image to reassemble.

I haven't seen the other two remaining Scrapwood Challenges yet, and I will edit this comment if my statement changes . . . but so far this is one of my favorite Scrapwood Challenge videos; not only in the 7 days but of the whole 47 ones so far! I really really enjoyed this video. Great job!

Amazing challenge! Next to the Kumiko water tank screens, this would push my patience. Maybe you were a monk in a former life! Loads of Respect!

Brilliantly done Neil, great jigsaw for woodgrain lovers !!

Daily pask I'm starting to really enjoy this

Maaan, that guy is insane! If i were doing that... it d be a 2x2 puzzle 😂

Patience is a virtue, and unfortunately not a virtue I master to the degree you seem to always do. Watching your videos is always extremely motivating though and I always walk away with some great tips, new ideas, inspiration, and fantastic design ideas. Thanks for the effort of sharing, and Merry Christmas.

Neil, you videos are totally satisfying to watch. I’m always learning something new.

Awesome! Perfect gift for the puzzlers in your life and a perfect way to use those scraps of interesting wood you just cannot part with.!

That's a really interesting idea: just using the wood-grain for the puzzle. And the result is excellent.

Once again a big bow to your patience! I would like to try my hand at puzzle making one day and then I will definitely come back to your video once again.

THIS IS AMAZING!! you’re constantly tackling projects id never even consider. fantastic work!!

Ode to patience. Great work!

I think we can all learn a lesson. Patience, discipline and perseverance. Thank you!

That hand pump vacume bag blew my mind, so usefully

Great video! I am so glad I have a laser cutter. There is no way I am going to do all that cutting by hand like that!

What a fabulous gift this would make! Your projects always blow me away.

Thanks so much for all the content with run up to the holidays!!! Great to watch in the evening! Happy Holidays!!

Beautiful. Absolutely love the scrap wood challenges!

You may be setting a bad precedent for yourself; I'm really liking the daily videos!

Amazing. Your patience is unbelievable.

That kind of patience is insane haha. I will say one suggestion I have, is to get some spiral blades for the scroll saw they are amazing and cut 360 so you don't have to turn the piece

You are crazy! Such a nice project. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year.

1:55 i wouldn't have made it look like that either

Most excellent project, well done. I had to pause in the middle for a moment because I've got that exact same Ryobi scroll saw and by sheerest coincidence I had to use it the other day and, like you, had to brush and blow much accumulated sawdust off it first!

You should look into getting a spiral blade for your scroll saw. They are totally cheaty face but man are they worth it for the time saving! I make puzzles on the regular because they are a passion of mine (not putting them together but making them) and finding out about them has saved me days of my life.

It’s the imagination that astounds me. Great video once again Merry Christmas all.

You are killing it with these videos! Great work!

To get a picture you could try different wood stains on the cut out puzzle pieces, but after all that tape scraping I think you were ready to call it. Great Video!

You have got the patients of a saint and the skill of a master craftsman 👍

Such a great project. Brilliant work as per usual

🤯fairly certain I don't have the patience for cutting it out let alone cleaning off all that tape.. mad props brother, I would probably have scrapped it at that point. My shop is only big enough for about 1 1/2 projects at one time. 🙌