When I found your channel I was 11 and i'm now 16 so i'm probably one of your younger viewers. You got me interested in woodworking so I wanted to try my hand at it, well I asked my grandfather to help with these projects. He has been making wooden bowls for very long and he taught how to do it (it was really bad) sadly, he got cancer and since he is sick and he can't really work with me anymore I continue to make wooden bowls for him. He loves and they make him so happy, seeing him happy makes me happy of course. Finding your channel as brought my family closer thank you

@GlenRickerd

6 жыл бұрын

The cross-generational connection is incredibly important. You have given your grandfather a very great gift. Bravo!

@AshleyAuliye

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!! Glad you have an amazing hobby keep it up you will get better with practice and patience. Consistent effort always has best and most satisfying results.

@gavinsmith9900

6 жыл бұрын

Reilly Fake I'm 15 and I have also been watching Mr. Wranglerstar since I was 11 too.

I love the execution. I think maybe the reason you don't like the design of the board is because the hard, art-deco angles don't match the organic contours of the butter knife.

There are no mistakes, only happy little accidents. - Bob Ross

You should buy an old pick up truck and restore it with Jack. It would not only be a really cool series of videos, but he would have an awesome truck for when he was older.

@jacksonbennett6151

6 жыл бұрын

Simao W I’d bet he’d be concerned with crash safety. My first vehicle was an 87 dakota and I’d problem die if someone crashed into me! I’ve been daily driving it for over 5 years now...

its like watching bob ross woodworking

@sdlbred

6 жыл бұрын

Funny you say that...i thought the same thing.

@ColeTrain17

6 жыл бұрын

Happy little bread board

@Brady.John87

6 жыл бұрын

Heck of a compliment 😎😎

@jpcoppock

6 жыл бұрын

I can't think of a kinder thing to say.

@MawoDuffer

6 жыл бұрын

I’m sure that’s what he’s going for.

Cody, you have the patience of a saint, you are a fantastic teacher, and I think the videos you do are awesome !!!

My boyfriend introduced me to your channel 3 years ago. He enjoyed the axe videos and now has a collection of over 50 axes he has re handled and sharpened using techniques he learned from you. I am enthralled with the forging videos!! Would love to have one myself! Enjoy watching how Jack has grown and what a great family you have. Keep up the good work.

@r.d.k.909

6 жыл бұрын

lynn williams Yep, i’m nearing 50 also.

I enjoy watching these projects come together.

Yes, the smaller board turned out beautiful. Nice work! Very inspiring. Thanks.

I love everything you do but these are my absolute favorite. It’s super informative and it tickles my ASMR. Thanks again man.

Great video. I'm glad you showed more of the process with the woodworking.

I really love these. It's so relaxing to watch. I'm so happy I found this channel.

I absolutely love these woodworking videos with the hand tools! Definitely gives me the fizz. I've picked up four hand planes (one new and three that need to be restored) just since I watched your common man's tool kit series a while back. Really looking forward to working on them and then putting them to work making something beautiful.

I love this kind of video from you! So relaxing to watch and I enjoy actually seeing you work with the tools. Great video! I hope there are more like it to come, though I enjoy all of your vids!

I haven't watched this episode yet, I'm still working my way through your chainsaw tips, axe sharpening methods and your antique tool reviews (ALOT of good material, mind you) so I'm not to your most current material to date. I wanted to comment here and say that something you mentioned in the closing of your "How To Build A Bridge Over A Creek For A Tractor 6", it struck me like a bolt of lightning. I too, am critical, sometimes harsh with my 10 year old daughter. She lives with me being her father, and her step-mother also, her best friend. I was raised by an iron hand, not without love mind you, but there was no excuse for failure if you didn't give it your all. You are tough on Jack, but I imagine that you see the similar results I see in doing so. I see the growth of respect and discipline. Your mention of prayer and faith that we are guided by something greater than ourselves was very much heartfelt. Please keep up the great content, and I enjoyed hearing your opinion on the matter. Thank You.

I have been watching your videos for 2 years. This format and shop woodworking videos are my favorites. If you did a woodworking only channel I would never miss a video. Good job and have a wonderful Christmas with your family. God bless.

We don't make mistakes we just have happy accidents

@prdoohan

4 жыл бұрын

Coming back to this video and I feel like this comment was wasted. Good old Bob Ross...

Fun project, thank you for sharing your knowledge with me.

I’m not quite sure why people dislike him so much, I find you mr. W very interesting and a true American.

@ArkansasPilgrim

6 жыл бұрын

Negative people are just more vocal, so it seems like there are more of them. Negativity has a greater impact than positivity, too. The overwhelming majority of people love this guy.

Great video Cody. For anyone confused. This is not a cutting board. This is not for cutting raw food. It is more of a presentation and serving board. Bread is dry. The butter goes on top of the bread then into your mouth. You don’t need to worry about the common problems with a handmade cutting board.

Your little station is brilliant! That chisel was so sharp you can see it cutting in with its own weight at the beginning!!! Awesome job sir!!!

Your camera work is as good as a tv show. That dolly shot at the beginning was really impressive.

I enjoy the critique of aesthetic qualities. Proportion and detail. No one will have the exact same sensibility, but it is a worthy goal!

Such a great first project for someone who’s just getting into woodworking. I have been doing it on and off since I was 9. But that’s mostly because in sweden it’s a mandotory subject in school from ages 9-15. I am now 20 years old and I wish I was doing it more often then I currently am. This inspired me to get back into it.

Just simply beautiful The work ,the videography and you. thank U ! 👍🏻

I enjoyed that, thanks. One thing I learned was to plane the endgrain first, then if you have any teraout it is removed when planing the long grain. This would be a great project for kids.

Thank you so much for your videos.I’m new to your channel I’ve only been following you for maybe three or four months now. But I look forward to being able to sit out in the evenings and watch your recent uploads.

Hi Cody, I started sharpening my chisels when you posted the video on how to improve the sharpening guide. Before this I always had to use a dull chisel. Using a sharp chisel gives me the fizz. Great couple of videos.

love the curly-cue detail with the planer-- so nice and clean. The details do matter. Great intro music too. I need a new planer on our homestead

I love your woodworking videos.

I’ve been loving the videos so far

made a swedish butterknife and board just yesterday inspired by you ! used it this morning and loved it it, going make several more for Christmas gifts :)

Cut the handle, drill a hole,plane edges. Beauty of wood working.

I am carving dala horses for my Swedish family this year as Christmas gifts! Thought you could appreciate that!

I really like the Swedish butter knife and breadboard videos. Great builds!

That sharpening station is genius . Beautiful Work .

Beautiful board Cody I love these videos

I have your book and have had it since it first came out. Excellent book👍🏻 I just ordered my 2018 wranglerstar calendar. Looking forward to it!!

A good tip about planing I got was that when planing end-grain you can use another piece of wood pressed tight against the edge so the fibers are supported

Nice and simple project.

Very nice, Cody. I agree about the scale of the handle. I imagine an additional square, the same size as a the triangle, added to the end of the triangle. The only other thing I would have done, with the hindsight of watching you go for it, is bevel all the saw cuts in the handle area to match the rest of the board. Love your work.

Love Cody's OCD going in to overdrive at the end of the video....good work sir 👏👏👏

I'm hooked on wranglerstar!!

Beautiful!

5 years later i came back to these videos because I'm making my dad some swedish butter knives and a cutting board that i made from a big cookie i cut off of a red oak log. Where did the time go?? 5 years already?? Wowiieee

Great video, Cody, thank you very much! Please make more of these little woodworking projects. They are just great! The smaller one is nicer, because all the proportions are in harmony. Thickness, length and width, the size of the hole, the bevel... All about it is well balanced! Great one! May I have a little request for a video? I'd love to see your regular day, from when you wake up till you go to bed. Don't get this wrong, I'd just like to see how you work with the time during your regular day. May our Lord bless you and your family.

@KJD1984

6 жыл бұрын

The little woodworking projects are great, perfect sorts of things for beginners to get started with.

You did a great job. I agree that a larger board would be nicer, but I love the grain of the wood.

Thanks for the bread board video, and showing details. When are you going to auction off the knife and board?

Yep. The bread board. Classic, well done. The right size. Just lagom!

@Fattigbrukarn

6 жыл бұрын

Andreas Johansson Han är grym att kolla på! Bra och detaljerade videos!😁

@felixandersson3995

6 жыл бұрын

sverige is life

@themusicnerds2280

6 жыл бұрын

Är han svensk eller amerikans eller vad

@Fattigbrukarn

6 жыл бұрын

THEmusicNERDS Hans fru är svensk.

@kjellp3

6 жыл бұрын

vad är det för speciellt med den bröd brädan, har aldrig sett att nån använder sån

I know most of your videos of making things from scratch, like this one and the previous one with the butter knife, are in more of an instructional manner to provide techniques and ways for the common man to build them. But on a second note, I think that many would appreciate it if you were to make these and sell them. Just a thought, but you are very good at what you do, and although many people would like the personality of their own collection and the uniqueness of their own handmade tools. I think that others would really enjoy purchasing something that Wranglerstar himself made (maybe even adding the Wranglerstar logo). Like I said just a thought. As well, I am really enjoying your recent videos, of creating new things and really enjoy the 50 tools every man needs series. Those videos makes me very anxious to save up and start my collection to say the least!

When I watched the butter knife video I was wondering if it would be necessary to apply some sort of food-safe finish to it. I would think that fats from the butter would penetrate the wood over time and start to smell. You said about putting some sort of oil on the board, would you do the same to the knife?

The Mr. Rogers of woodworking. Love it!

Nice job! It looks great with the new butter knife!

The traditional wood we use here in sweden for the butterknife is Juniper

Great work!

Interesting video as usual. What really got my attention was good ole Brent Cobb during the intro. Nice choice, Cody

Great video as always, thanks for sharing. I always like hearing your opinion on stuff like this. You're on of very few channels that I ALWAYS learn something new from. :)

First one is best...little bigger and you have perfection!

I love this channel !!

This board is just beautiful

Loving it Cody

I really appreciate your vocabulary.

How do you keep the boards from warping? All cutting boards I've made that arn't stacked vertical grain wood will warp after washing.

@legoclone0101

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Stanford Depends on how the fibers are going

@brendanstanford5612

6 жыл бұрын

Doug. Nothing beats an authentic style butchers block. Those are the only boards that don't warp on me

@davew6998

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan Stanford clean your board with a damp cloth dont get it wet. if it gets too dirty use a scraper to resurface it then seal it with veg oil or nut oil

@NviForce

6 жыл бұрын

Don't wash only the side you use. Wet down both sides of the board and you'll keep it from warping.

@mercoid

6 жыл бұрын

NviForce ...this is true... the swelling from wetting and subsequent contraction from drying on only one side deforms the material.

I LOVE THIS!!!

You subconsciously made a wooden hot water bottle

@ManlyManStuff

6 жыл бұрын

Elaborate?

@erickearl2065

4 жыл бұрын

Clarify?

That was cool. Nice simple project. Given that there's not a wrong way to do this, I think the one change I'd make to this would be to put a round groove on the sides to make it easier to pick up. I also like the one without the handle. Maybe just on the corners where the whole is, hollow out a convex shape on the two corners.

Have you tried scraping with a razor or sharp knife rather than using the chisel or exacto for those tight spots? It leaves a nice perfectly straight edge very easily. Loved the video, great inspiration. I'm working on a wooden knife myself.

Great video!

*Love Your Videos Man. Keep Up The Good Work. Definately One Of The Best Channels On KZread*

Hardwood does not necessarily mean the wood is hard or soft just like a softwood doesn't mean the wood is soft. Hardwood vs. Softwood, they are just names for deciduous and coniferous trees. Softwood has nothing to do with the hardness of the wood, it is just another name for coniferous trees or gymnosperms and hardwood is a name for deciduous trees or angiosperms.

The moving camera shot you did in the beginning is similar to the Pink Floyd "Echoes live in pompeii" video. Maybe that was unintentional, but it is a nice effect. Great video, really enjoy watching what you do.

im from Denmark, next to Sweden, and I love the videos about stuff from Sweden =)

Just thought I'd share something I've found. Regarding wooden food ready items such as that attractive knife and cheese board, my research tells me hardwoods inhibit bacteria due to the tight pores. Also a few exotic woods have been found to be irritants such as cocobolo.

this is a very nice project, may I recommend making and using a "Fabonacci Guage" it's also known as a golden ratio, there just 3 legged calipers. I've used them in making file handles on the lathe and a tool box . Steve Ramsey has a 5min Utube show about it. Also ' Wool Magazine" and others.

Hey Cody, could you do a video on how to set the depth on plane?

Those are some nice forester bits! Where did you get them and do they make them like that anymore.

I've been watching you since 2010 ...thank you.

The video quality is becoming amzing

This channel is amazing! It has been an inspiration for me, and has really been a godsend. I have learned so much from watching your videos, and I always look forward to the next one. Thanks for everything you do. And god bless!

very nice will have to make me some

I like the contrast between the two kinds of wood but I think it would look better a little larger.

Great video, this is also the first video I have seen that has an ad at the end which seems to be a good place for an ad.

Hi! I have two questions: the first is: what planet do you use? And the second isn't really a question. I just thought it would be cool to add a slot in the board so the knife could hang with the board

After watching you plane in that vice, and mentioning that it moves, I think it would be a cool project to see you make one of those Japanese planing boards. Not sure if it would really help in this situation, but they are pretty cool looking. lol. As always, thanks for the vids!

Could shave the top on a slope or just emboss a 90deg corner bottom left to hold your slice of bread if angled .

Round of those pointy ends on the Keystone handle I think. Just a 1/4-1/2 in radius.

If you don't like it, I'll take it! Looks awesome!

nice film, nice bgm, nice post editing, you are producing videos better and better

I think I would have used a good file for the inside corners of the handle end. Also I could use sandpaper Taped tight on a hardwood stick about one inch wide. That eliminates the tendency of the sandpaper to roll the edges over. The board with the handle would look better with the handle being cut round I would think.

what kind of diamond stones should I look for? Did you get them on Amazon?

Beautiful

Oh the fizz!

I have similar bread boards at home the hole works great for holding your boiled egg in the morning!

Cody, Kettle of fish. I haven't heard that saying in nearly fifty years. My Grandfather use that type of sayings or speech when he talked. I really enjoyed the bread board video. Thank you.

Great video

I got a really nice jigsaw for 30€ and it's perfect, I've had it for two years and it still looks and acts like brand new

Nice choice

Lovely

I think the Board you prefer would look even better if you rounded the one Corner where the Hole is. It would fit better in the Hand in my opinion. I love the feeling of making something out of wood with Hand Tools.

Hi Cody, I loved your knife video- the final outcome is beautiful. I have a question about the board - I recognise that the knife is generally known outside of Sweden as The Famous Swedish Butter Knife, but what is it about the board that makes it a)famous and b) especially Swedish? I'm not purposefully being pedantic - I d really like to know what the crack is; what parts of the design assigns those attributes? Thanks:)