Good job Tony! Satisfying to make a tool that you then use to make something else. Lathe looks good too.

I'm going to make some next time I brake a hack saw blade. Thanks for the idea. Enjoyed the video very much. Doug in Alaska

@indianatone218

5 ай бұрын

Glad to help doug , we have a saying here ,necessity the mother of invention lol ,plus the fact im a tight Yorkshireman lol take care .

It is good to see a video from you. The wood carvings looks great. This looked like a fun project and the outcome looks very good

@indianatone218

5 ай бұрын

Thanks joe very kind ,not bin good of late so takes time to get one done , hope your all ok ,all the best .

nice job mate. been looking into wood carving lately but cant seem to find any tools stores that sell carving tools. not a big fan of online ordering site unseen. you have a few more tools than i do but im sure i can find a few work arounds. gave you sub and will be looking at the rest of your ideas. thx again. this old stonemasons bad back wont allow me to carve stone any more so, been looking into wood for something to do now im a pensioner before my time.

@indianatone218

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for joining me ,having doing it for a couple of years now i would recomend a good set of flex cut knives there a sound investment and will last years ,yes there on line from claires knives but worth it ,i follow a guy called Doug liniker give him a watch he got me into this ,its very relaxin ,i struggle with a few hobbies ive too many lol but i do enjoy this .Have fun keep me posted Greetings from Wales UK .

I feel that need for a second pair of hands in my blacksmith shop, but I daren't ask since it's mucky work and I want to be independent I might make a treadle hammer sometime to replace the need for a striker