The Dart [Launch Pricing]: paskmakes.com/the-dart-launch/ I've been itching to make a hand tool only project for a while and I have to say it is super satisfying. If only had more time then I would do a lot more of it. :)

@SpaceMulva

7 ай бұрын

You should put two small magnets in the bottom piece of foam to pull the marking blade down into the box so it doesn't bang into the lid over its lifetime.

@TiriPon

7 ай бұрын

Do you ever burn your firewood? 😉😂

@BiggMo

7 ай бұрын

I have two Darts on order… one for me and one to be gifted this Christmas.

@edpopelas2844

7 ай бұрын

I ordered one of the darts. I have a marking knife but that one is so nice I just couldn’t resist. The box is a fantastic idea, may just have to make one for the dart.

@mikeebrady

7 ай бұрын

Is it already sold out? The link goes to a 404 page.

The author does like to from scratch, kzread.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.

Love the scrap wood challenge series, thanks for bringing it back!

@xxPenjoxx

7 ай бұрын

Didn't realise how much I missed the jingle 😄

@CitizenAyellowblue

7 ай бұрын

I second that!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

No worries Sam - Glad you enjoyed it! :)

“…Men who love the journey will go farther than the man seeking a destination…” This is why Pask is amazing as a woodworker and as a teacher.

@daniellerodgers6493

7 ай бұрын

Oh wow I love that

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much - I really appreciate that! :)

Oh, man, the "if only I had all your tools" crowd. I'm 100% sure that anybody who says that, if they were gifted Norm Abram's workshop, would spend exactly the same amount of time building things that they currently do. I'm also 100% sure they haven't watched more than a smattering of your videos, otherwise they'd know you could build useful and lovely things even if you had to start by knapping flint you found in the backyard.

@-Tholos-

5 ай бұрын

So true, I have some nice tooling but I could not do half the stuff Neal does because I don't nearly have his level op patience.

So good to see the scrap wood challenge, they are always a delight!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

I don't make them often but I'm sure there'll still be more in the future. :)

You've a teacher's soul. Taking the time to cater to those commenters who didn't take the time to look back through your library of videos is above and beyond. It continually amazes me how people will make snarky and petulant posts on an artist's FREE! studio with accompanying tutorial. Would they complain while on a trip to the Louvre that there are too many master pieces and not enough finger paintings and soap carvings? Lastly, your talent and creativity show through, but the tools are for a CRAFT. A craftsman builds their tools and equipment along with their capability. You have clearly shown this through time on your channel. You do a wonderful job educating and modeling how you create. For me, some are reminders, some are challenging but accessible, and others are "Damn that's impressive. Maybe someday" Keep on as you were. You are truly exceptional at what you do and how you share it. The channel has been solidly in my top five for years.

"If you want to make something, there really isn't any excuse." Love that!

😮 Everytime a video is released by Pask Makes it's like getting a gift... Exciting and I immediately stop what I'm doing and press play. Thanks Neil for the awesome knowledge you share.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Kenneth - Glad you enjoy the videos! :)

You just took me back fifty-odd years Neil. I built a very similar one in high school woodwork class!

I have enjoyed watching you collect your power tools, and building useful accessories for them. Heck, I've enjoyed everything I've seen on your channel.

@allystrya

7 ай бұрын

Agreed, I personally don’t like metalwork in the least but enjoy watching Neil perform and he makes me wish I like it 😂

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much - glad you enjoy the videos! I have a couple of new tools I haven't really used or shown yet which will be exciting. :)

@okayusa6608

7 ай бұрын

@@PaskMakes I'm looking forward to seeing them.

Your videos are the reason they invented coffee and quiet mornings thanks 👍☮️

I think people who complain about the amount of tools you have are just looking for excuses and shouldn't be paid any attention. Like other makers you only make things which can be made with the tools you have. The question of what to make and in what manner is always answered with what tools you have in mind.

Please ignore people who talk negatively about the tools you have. And don't feel that you have to do hand tool work to make something "more special". Some people just like to gate keep in this hobby and those people aren't worth engaging with.

Wood by Wright is also a good reference for making with only hand tools. He is amazingly informative and also very entertaining.

Hand tools have made some of the most breathtaking furniture and architecture in history, this project notwithstanding.

This isn't a box, it's a work of art! Many thanks for the video.

Honestly, anyone commenting about your shop or tool use/collection has never sat down and watched many of your videos. Fool's, all of them! Thanks for the great videos Neil, I'm still waiting for you to build your airship.

Very beautiful box! It is inspiring; your enthusiasm and enjoyment are catching. 👍

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much June - it really is fun working with hand tools! :)

you know, sometimes I am jealous of the amazing tools you have, but honestly, it's like knitting, you can have all the fancy equipment in the world but if you can't knit you can't knit. Hobbyists collect tools over time (in yarn world we say its 2 hobbys, buying the stuff and using it...) but that doesn't mean all of them are absolutely necessary. Having a calculator doesn't make you good at math but it sure speeds things up when you know what you're doing. I really enjoy your videos, no matter the tools you use!

I’m always impressed with your level of patience. Amazing work as always!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Jacob! :)

There is a certain satisfaction that you only get when using hand tools and it's even more rewarding when you make something perfectly that way. I've never understood people complaining about the tools someone has, we all start off with the most basic tools, after a lot of hard work and effort you can sometimes afford to buy better and more expensive tools!! Immediately thought about Rob Cosman as you started doing the dovetails, then you mentioned him ... a truly superb source of information.

Of all the people on KZread, I can't believe you're the one getting grief about not using hand tools!

I love the scrapwood challenge series! Greetings from the other side of the earth 🇩🇪

Some times the simple things are the best. A hand made gift is extra special.

It's great to hear the scrapwood challenge theme again Neil and I reckon you're going to have a thoroughly happy customer with that beautiful marking knife box mate. Fantastic video

Love all your projects! Power tools or elbow grease they’re all creative and well done… And by the way.. collecting tools is one of the best parts about being a woodworker/maker.. your shop is gorgeous and it’s obvious that you’ve spent a lifetime assembling the set up you have.. you should be proud. I hope to get to that size shop one day.. until then I’ll keep building. 🤞🏼👊🏻👍🏼

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Greg! I agree on collecting tools and building a workshop, it really is a fun process. Good luck with yours! :)

Yes!!! Scrapwood Challenge!!! Awesome job!!! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Love you pask! Hope people aren't bullying you. Lots of us have been here for years and know how good you are at everything! So power tools or no power tools, I appreciate your content. Cheers bro!

Kudos to you Neal for another great project. Anyone who accuses you of being nothing but a power tool junkie clearly has never watched your channel. Ignore the haters and keep making this great content that inspires the rest of us!!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Ben! :)

There's something deeply satisfying about using a decent hand plane.

You have way to much talent for just one man. Brilliant. Cheers mate, Stuart.

Thank you for validating my purchase of mini spring clamps (even though I bought mine because I just adore miniature anything).

Even if you have a machine park worth a lot - those annoyed people maybe think you all bought it new and on one day. Very nice episode today - this will annoy those bullys even more, because for good woodworking you need patience, skill and experience! Good job.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Timo! :)

Simply beautiful, Neil. I'd be happy enough with just the box. The Dart is a superb bonus!

I always love it when you do hand tool projects. Reminds me that just because half of my stuff is dirt cheap and/or inaccurate doesn't mean I can't do the job properly.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! As I said in the video, the main thing is sharp tools. Even cheaper tools can be sharpened pretty well, they may not hold an edge for as long as a quality tool but they should still work. :)

As soon as I saw it was a scrap wood challenge I hit the like button. I stand by it 🙌

when you took that shaving off and added it to your lid.... my jaw hit the floor. WOW!

My knife arrived today!!! I’m so happy with it!!! Thank you so much Neil it really is amazing!!!!!!! Thank you!

Scrapwood Challenge is always enjoyable!

I really enjoyed this true hand made project. Thank you for displaying the art of woodworking.

Great Video Neil - Much Appreciated. I wouldnt take all comments to heart. There are alot of people who would believe that with an unlimited budget, anyone can make anything - and thats far from the truth. The lack of noise and dust if my favorite part of working with hand tools.

KZread Commenter: "Start with a garage with $xxxxxx worth of tools..." Pask: *makes absolute art with a handsaw and a couple of hand planes* I could hear the mic drop all the way in Canada :D

@BiggMo

7 ай бұрын

Interestingly… if you study Pask’s shop to other KZread creators, it’s obvious Pask’s shop has developed over time, like any normal shop. It’s not an obvious Powermatic or Laguna or (insert brand) sponsored shop. Pask has a lot of humble equipment

@sunderark

7 ай бұрын

@@BiggMo A lot of them he's restored himself too. So he's pretty much the average dude, but man he does everything at such a high level it's so impressive. Heck more than anything his photography skills are really good too.

Great tips for hand tool woodworking! I like that tip about the ca glue and tape! Makes it quick to plane both boards at the same time. Thanks for sharing!

Wood working and/or Carpentry are hobbies or jobs that will last a lifetime. If done well the tools will grow with the hobby and the skills of the individual along with it. Those complaining about the fact that you use fancy tools are focusing on completely the wrong thing, the skill is still there, orders of magnitude above what you can show on youtube, fancy tools are only there to make the process easier and more enjoyable for you and for us. Thank you for showing us how you made this beautiful box, hopefully those commentors will stop their angry typing and pick up a chisel

Hi Neil, Can't wait for my "Dart" to arrive, Thank you. I loved this video, right up to the bit where you said it was for one of your patrons, and then my heart sank. 🤣😂🤣 but of course, it makes perfect sense. Simply a stunning box for the Dart. Congratulations and thank you for sharing the content. As always Neil, Love and Respect from North London UK.

A true firewood scrap challenge! Some of that wood is good! nicely finished!

Beautiful, and congratulations to the lucky fan who gets this functional art!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! :)

What kind of a craftsman is this who can make me sit and watch an entire video about the making of a simple box? As usual, excellent work and a joy to watch, Mr. Pask.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! :)

I “like” these for the awesome projects and the awesome accent. Always learn a ton!

Life is enjoyable and frustrating. At least you got a handmade wooden box at the end of this!

Good to see Scrap wood challenge again.

Neil!!!! Thank you so much. I played this video and heard the song and almost woke up my son because I was so loud with excitement! I just paused the video to write this. Waiting now

I was thinking about how much I miss the scrapbook challenges when I was watching your last video. Well played Sir.

that tiny router plane is so cool!

A NEW SCRAPWOOD CHALLENGE HECK YES !!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful little box, Neil, and super satisfying to watch you do everything with hand tools.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Paul - it really was a fun challenge! :)

Neil, that box was lovely. I have a handmade box my daddy made in Australia during WWII. It fascinated me my whole life and to see a similar type of box made now, brings him back to me. Thanks so much. You are a very special man.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Vickie - glad it brought back some memories! :)

What a great small project Neil. It has inspired me to get my forgotten hand tools out and have a go at something like this. As always, you provide so many interesting tricks like holding a piece with tape and ca glue. Lucky patreon that is getting this wonderful gift.

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Dan and awesome you're inspired to dust off the hand tools. :)

You are creative and patient, and I love your vids. I don't get the problem with you working with power tools or not, or that you do metal work as well. I love what you create because it's great work, because you try new things, new methods, you're evolving, and that's the beauty and the interest of it for me. The process, what skills you gather along the way, and how those skills in return help you with new tools (any tool) and new projects. (Also the jigs. How you manage to find a solution by building them always amazes me). That's a beautiful work you are doing.

I think it turned out beautiful. I learned a few tricks I would not have thought of until seeing you use them. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Just an amazing job as always! It's always such a treat watching your videos!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much! :)

Wow! Real woodworking skills at work! Love this video. Fun to see what you can do on a low budget and with skills and time.

I love hand tool projects but I don’t want to only see those. I love seeing tools I don’t have so I can decide whether I might consider one in the future; inspiration for loads of different types of projects. Love the scrap wood challenges AND the complex/multiple tools projects. They’re inspiring & I always learn something new

I have to say. I don't watch Netflix. Nor Hbo, disney, etc. I only consume KZread as an entertainment. And that's easily the most enjoyable video I've watched this whole year. Thank You.

these little boxes were our first project in woodworking class at school

As an enthusiastic hobby woodworker I found this video to be most interesting as the result of using hand tools only, something I used to do before the introduction of so many power tools. I think every woodworker should begin by using hand tools if only to build in the basic skills.

Another work of art, and it didn't take long to see the veneer come into use. Enjoyed the video, cheers!

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

Thank you - I was keen to put the yosegi to use. :)

i Love this series and the song please keep them coming as it is super fun to watch scarp wood challenges

That Japanese shavings are phenomenal. That little box is true craftsmanship. Beauty, form and function...WOW! I keep remembering a quote I saved from Buckminster Fuller, something like 'When arriving at a solution to a problem, if the answer also is not beautiful, then it's not the right answer'.

Amazing work Neil! You could sink some tiny neodymium magnets into the under side of the handle and in the end of the box so that the lid stays shut.

the precision you put in each project... you rock!

That's so generous of you. And GREAT video

I always pick up handy little tips on your videos, and this one is no exception. Thanks for sharing such great content with all of us!

It’s nice to see your videos every time. Thanks for sharing your experience with us!

Finally another scrapwood challenge! I enjoyed it. Thanks, Neil! 👍😎

Wow that turned into an amazing project. Can’t wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.

Yay! Scrap wood challenge!

Great work!!

That was so enjoyable to watch!

Hurrah!!! Scrap wood is back!!! 😊 I Love these episodes!

Very good work as always. thx for sharing this with us.

I love the Scrapwood Challenge series. Thank you for bringing us another one. It was fun to see your solution for cutting the end piece to allow the lid to slide in.

Very very good work! Thx for sharing!

Hi, I am new to your channel after stumbling on to it. I am a retired 83 yr. old former Senior Master of Art with the South Australian Education Dept. I was retired at the age of 47 on disability & now find it extremely difficulty to work with my hands but I still have a go, just not as well finished as things once were. One Of the areas I majored in was Sculpture & that was very predominantly in Wood. I love watching people working with SHARP wood tools & use to take my own to Sculpture lessons on a small sack truck because I detested what they provided & NOBODY could borrow my tools. Thought your little Knife box was an excellent project, good to inspire other people. Will be catching up with some of your other videos for sure. Cheers, Don from South Aust.

Neil, as always its a pleasure watch you work.

Really enjoyed the scrapwood hand tools video. You DO inspire me to continue to push myself. Thanks!

ive missed these projects. beautiful work

Absolutely gorgeous. Wonderful work.

Beautiful as always! Glad the see the SWC is back!!

Always invaluable lessons in a clear concise form. Thank you!

Miss the scrap wood challenges. So nice to see you do a hand tool build. Nice work as always.

YES! Scrapwood challege is back!! I really enjoy this series.

Absolutely stunning!

If I had a tens of thousands of dollars worth of tools in my workshop I could make a beautiful box with hand tools too. Oh wait? I do have a shop with a lot of tools! I am not going to though. Kudos to you. I ordered a marking knife. Now I will have two. Also the title is click bait. You did use a power tool. I saw you working on the table of your saw stop at one point so I am calling FAIL! Love your work mate. Great project. True scrap wood challenge even if fire wood is not scrap wood. There I said it 😂😂😅❤

@PaskMakes

7 ай бұрын

You really do have a lot of tools, way more than me! You really don't have any excuse, I think you should make a box with hand tools. Firewood/Scrap wood = same thing! :)

Beautiful box! 😊

Great to see you use traditional tools and methods which I was taught in school

It's absolutely beautiful! We loved how you reattached the cut out piece to the end of the lid. Our minds were blown by how perfectly that worked. Adding the beautiful pattern wood to the top elevated this box! Also, I've missed the scrap wood challenge jingle so this made my day.🤗

Fantastic build Neil & whoever is getting that box is very lucky Indeed! 👍👍

Very nice gift, without a single power tool. And that hint about dovetails is a great idea. Thank you very much.