I would be happy if you could share my video on your SNS.

@rthj6446

Жыл бұрын

with the amount of jiggs and stuff you have. I would pay an entrance fee to be allowed to see your workspace. I just know that everything is clean, in its place, and no wasted space. Ofc. I might not want to leave.

This man is the top woodworker on KZread hands down. No blabbering, no bs, no rubbish music, no "Hey guys, it's yo boy... subscribe and hit that like button, blah, blah". Just top-notch quality content.

This video brought wide smiles to my face time and again. Those hands are so good and so practiced, and so steady and so "wise", Using the comfort of modern electric tools, but not neglecting the old school carpentry, really - wonderful work. I wish I had just the place to put up the equipment and do this myself. I was trained for wood working when I was young, but that's been almost 50 years ago now... I really envy the fun making things from wood. Bless you!

This is the first video of yours I ever watched. Your custom tools and level of skill are absolutelly fantastic! Thank you for the video.

@zahirmamdani2319

2 жыл бұрын

So have I. Imagine he didn't add any silly music and all his tools seem to be customized.

@fabricemenoud3296

2 жыл бұрын

Je suis d'accord avec vous, je me demande combien de temps cela a pris🤔 et s'il est possible de faire un modèle électrique ⚡👨‍🦽💨

@RichieTyndall

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely stunning work. Your workshop is a thing of engineering beauty. Thanks for sharing.

I thought more of a mousetrap kinda thing, slapping the kid as it reaches for the phone

@RenatoRosabb

2 жыл бұрын

hahahahahah

@martinhorner642

2 жыл бұрын

I know, right?

@deldridg

2 жыл бұрын

Hehe - me too!

@marcoponzetti6676

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I thought it was a table holder that would fling the smartphone away after a set time

@Bluntzwerg

2 жыл бұрын

Haha same :D

. . . two things are just unbelievable: the precision and your patience for both: building your art work and assembling the videos . . .

This guy is a master craftsman. I’m always waiting for the next video and have never been disappointed. Truly an inspiration and a challenge to all woodworkers to step up their game.

@layth888

2 жыл бұрын

Everytime he brought out a custom tool it made me all so excited to see what it does. Im so amazed

@peeka14

2 жыл бұрын

Man I trust you and will sub, this video is my first time seeing his video and I liked it already and after seeing ur comment I believe all other video are good too.

@dartwujas

2 жыл бұрын

I.m waiting too.

@keirfarnum6811

2 жыл бұрын

His jigs and homemade tools are brilliant! Everything he does is impressive.

I really admire how much you get out of such a small space and with such humble tools. Even more, I really admire putting so much labor into something your child will outgrow before they are old enough to really appreciate what you have done for them.

@serversurfer6169

2 жыл бұрын

I see no reason anyone would outgrow this… 🤔

@eattabagovdix7169

2 жыл бұрын

Are you kidding me?? Small space?? Humble tools??? Thats a joke right??

@Sparky_D

2 жыл бұрын

@@eattabagovdix7169 that's what I was thinking once we saw outside and the fact he has a forklift!

@maurogandvalmxborgh5971

2 жыл бұрын

@@eattabagovdix7169li VORREI avere IO i suoi strumenti "umili"....io si che non ho lo straccio di un macchinario....e ho solo un appartamento al 6°piano in un disgustoso palazzo e non posso nemmeno far rumore piu di tanto ecc ecc...direi che INVECE ha ottimi strumenti...e son tutti ordinati puliti e molto belli e precisi nei loro lavori...

@G60syncro

2 жыл бұрын

Oh I think they'll appreciate! I remember as a kid we used to hang around the shop a lot to build stuff we needed for our treehouse or whatever devious kid's plan we had in mind. My dad was always happy to cut us a piece on the table saw or to show us how to use tools. Now I live in the city and my tiny workshop is in my shed. I can't take on bigger projects for lack of space. So, I often invite myself for dinner at my parent's place to work in the shop and my dad is still around telling me he's got whatever tool or jig to make my job easier!! As time passes, you cherish these moments spent in the shop. I'm writing this from the desktop I CNC'ed at work but brought to my dad's shop for final scraping and finishing... There's a piece of him in almost everything I have!

that's the first video I saw from you - It took me quite a while until I realised what you're going to build. I was astonished when I saw you self-made other machines... Just brilliant and amazing - congrats! would love to see more from you - I hope the plans you share are not for free ;)

I would just like to say thank you for the content that you put on KZread. Most of the stuff that you make, leaves me speechless, you are truly a MASTER craftsman.

The router jig at the start, along with using the small blocks of wood taped as a freehand "template" for the flush trim bit, were really good ideas!

The parts, obscure as you built them, made total sense once you started to assembly. It's a gorgeous design artfully done it wood. I enjoyed it.

I legit had zero idea what it was until you attached the wheel. Wonderful reveal there.

@alekmoth

2 жыл бұрын

Same

Amazing meticulous work. Your videos are compelling to watch and you show show that music, commentary and sfx are not necessary - other youtubers should take note!!

When I see a shop full of tools built instead of bought, I know this person is a craftsman.

So lack of any narration but yet so captivating. Watching your video is like reading a suspense thriller!! Best of all it is always a happy ending.

Took a long time to realise what you were building. Fabulous end result, takes my memories back half a century. I'm sure your little one will love it!

Beautiful build, sir! I have to say that I was not convinced that this really was for any kid until the very end of the video. :) Thank you for sharing this with us!

@michaeljin101

2 жыл бұрын

I was about to say where was the kids until the last moment, patience and patience a great virtue in adult.

I bet I could watch this guy eat breakfast and learn something. Also, thanks for taking us outside; it's always neat to see where people live/work!

Great work! And a great mystery too! You had me guessing until almost the end what the final project would be. Thanks!!

What a craftsman. Stunning work. It’s so nice to see the use of good old wood instead of all this new fancy composite stuff that now available. Well done. Love love love this stuff keep the vids coming. 👍🏻

knowing the high precision he's working with, those bearings are probably so smooth and efficient, one push gets your out of town

@brianbraynen4178

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@Baetzibaer

2 жыл бұрын

Looking at the laisser-faire way he not integrated the rear wheel's trailing arm into the stepping board but just screw-glued it to the grainwood sides instead, one push gets you no further than the first half-serious bump in the pavement. ☹️

@capslock9031

2 жыл бұрын

@@Baetzibaer Woodglue is generally stronger than wood. The section might still be the weakest part, but not because of the glue and screw.

@Baetzibaer

2 жыл бұрын

@@capslock9031 And the moon is made from green cheese ...

@capslock9031

2 жыл бұрын

@@Baetzibaer Alles klar, Klaus ;-) Du hast recht und ich meine Ruhe.

*Great Simple Design Awesome!* 🌟👍🏻 *Love the Accuracy and Precision!!*

Nicely done! :) I love the father's love that was put into this creation. :) Cheers!

Your videos are always so amazing. The craftmanship and the details are incredible.

It took 23 minutes before I caught on to what was being built. That said, that isn’t a scooter, it’s a piece of art! Beautifully done!

@jimbodee4043

2 жыл бұрын

I saw the thumbnail and thought it was a wooden box/safe to lock away their smartphone and have to wait until it allowed them to open it. :P

@IGLXenix

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one who took that long... the wheel gave it away... what a piece of art they made, that is also a scooter.

@Aikano9

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t catch on until 12:40, Up until then I was thinking he was making one of those rocking wooden horses

@michaelshea1683

2 жыл бұрын

For me it was 13:36. 🙂 Very impressive build!

I was impressed by the level of craftsmanship in this project...but even more impressed by the jigs and assorted tools he built! I mean, what? How???

@bengrogan9710

2 жыл бұрын

Most are previous builds on the channel

As a long time viewer, it gives me great satisfaction to recognize and remember when you made each of the amazing tools you use. That scooter is beautiful, precise, functional art made by beautiful, precise, functional art. This video was the perfect medium to showcase your amazing craftsmanship and fine selfmade tools. My sincere thanks for your amazing videos and many blessings for you and your family.

A beautiful piece of woodworking, and an exceptionally drawn out way to say "go outside and play!". I love it.

The time in cutting and building the scooter is magnificent everything looks so Flawless it's amazing

This is a particularly cool project. I love it. I especially like the height adjustable handlebars! Also, I had a question which has probably been covered before, but I really like those silver F-clamps you often use, especially that they do not apply a torque to the workpiece as you tighten them. I've been looking for them for a while, but so far haven't even found the manufacturer or brand name. As far as I can tell they are not available in the US.

@sherthmer

2 жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly these are an Otoro F-Clamp.

I'm amazed! I didn't know your channel. I'm subscribing and likeing right now! Everything at your shop is so clean and healthy. Certainly this scooter is 1000% better than the most sophisticated smartphone. Very nice! Thank you, Sir!

Great, very beautiful! One of the best wood projects on KZread.

Fantastic work, dude! Really well done! 😃 I'm definitely going to buy your plans!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

That's a lovely toy. Even better: build it *with* your kids. My dad used to build toys and furniture for me and my brothers, but he always let us help, and that way we've learned skills that have served us well all our lives.

@ogi22

2 жыл бұрын

Best way to learn - through fun :) I used to "help" my dad with fixing lot of stuff as a kid. Now i fix things as my daily job and i still love the pleasure of finding out how things work and how to fix them :D

@debbino4249

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! When I view something like this I see "All about Me", ignoring father-son relationships, and driving kids to cell phones...I am not poo poohing the guy's skills, maybe he meant well. Maybe the title was the turn off.

Amazing attention to detail, the craftsmanship is out of this world. Thank you for sharing your work.

It was utterly pure joy watching your well produced video. Likewise watching your own produced tools and practices. Masterly

I'm 1:57 in and I already have 3 jig/tools I want to make for myself based on what I've seen. That quick DIY track saw board. The Ruler clam marking gauge, the quick slot router guide. Edit of the edit! 4 (Now 5) things! Installing 20/40 T slot extrusion on the edge of my bench for hold downs! (I've got some t slots in one of my rolling carts on the top) Using a mag drill setup for a bench top drill press...

@carenclemmons5002

2 жыл бұрын

I want his creative thinking/building mechanism. He’s a Clean machine too. Impressive.

I believe there is nothing outside the realm of possibilities that you couldn't build. The absolute detail that you use on every project is just magnificent. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. You are an inspiration. I really think that if you built a rocket in your shop, you could get it to the moon...you are that good. Thanks again and stay well my friend.

Absolutely fantastic, First time I have seen your video, looking forward to seeing more, a real craftsman.

This guy is a master...his shop-built tools and jigs are as impressive as his projects. Beautiful!

You live in a nice rural setting, perfect environment to raise children. Your scooter will provide perfect exercise for distraction from homework and small computer screens.

Me gustan mucho tus vídeos, la calidad y presicion de tus trabajos. Gracias.

I love the educational level of your videos. You teach so many things in a video like this.

Very nice work ! And a lot of very good ideas inside your shop ! Keep-up the great work !

Великолепно ! Голова и руки настоящего мастера. Изделие - произведение исскуства. Отдельное уважение и интерес к инструментам и приспособлениям.

@sedatperolli8591

2 жыл бұрын

F|6

The initial idea was to build it for his kids, but after a test drive, he decided to keep it to himself. Cheers!

This was the most enjoying woodwork video i have ever seen. Beautiful work!!

Awesome craftsmanship! I wish I had the time and money to invest in learning this craft! Well done.

When you see "Amazing" in one of JSK-koubou videos, you know it's not clickbait, it's for real

It's beautiful. My son would've immediately have tried to jump it off the roof. He would've been fine, but the toy would be destroyed and he'd have cried for a week. My daughter would've ridden it so carefully, gently bumped into a curb going .2 MPH and broken her arm. I don't know how those wonderful little creatures survived to adulthood, but they did by some magic. lol

I have never seen anything so clean in my life. The man, the equipment, the workspace, everything, clean.

A beautiful piece of workmanship and an ever lasting scooter. Well done

I'm just going to be over here turning pea green with jealousy of both your skills and tool collection. 😂

This is such a great build! I love your ingenuity and creativity when it comes to woodworking and engineering. That thing looks like quite the smooth ride with those big old tires too! Where can I order mine?

@alexanderj.mendez3815

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a beautiful masterpiece! I think I would buy it, then just put it in a display. Then I would wait until I get that one kid that comes back time and time just to see it. Then I’d know he would be the one I’d give it too!

Simply amazing! Kudos to your craftsmanship - and that very inspiring work shop of yours!

I live watching your videos. Your work is so precise and your tools are superb. Thanks for sharing. Great project.

I sincerely want to see a blooper reel from this builder. Wonky stuff that goes completely bananas. Just to know that zen masters also fails. :)

@Haagimus

2 жыл бұрын

Seconded!

Очень сильно мотивирует ваша работа и талант. Спасибо.

@elfpimp1

2 жыл бұрын

Right?

@Tokc2008

2 жыл бұрын

@@elfpimp1 Правда.

Awesome build!!!! The best part is seeing kids enjoying them!!!

I love the sacrificial foam under the track saw. Genius. Great work.

My first thought was how great the build was. My second thought was, Izzy Swan would have powered it with a cordless drill! That's no criticism on what you made, more to do with I watch too many build videos!

@insideout144

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same

@ruinunes8251

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure it is still in time to add a drill to it. However, without the drill, it keeps the kids fit.

It took me an embarrassingly long time to check what you're building, because I was sold on the idea of some contraption that literally keeps kids away from their phones - as in some kind of lock-box-cage device 🤪

@DJ-uu6yk

2 жыл бұрын

Same until he pulled out the wheel , I was thinking what is it.

@KamalnayanSBhatt

2 жыл бұрын

I had thought same

@corleyhh

2 жыл бұрын

same here

I've never seen anything as satisfying as this video in my life. Domo arigato gozaimasu!😊❤

Fantastic! It’s relaxing to see your jobs, perfect!

やぁ～これはお子さん嬉しいだろうなぁ。　私が子供の頃の竹トンボや糸電話なんてもんじゃないもんなあ。　やっぱJSKさんは全てが凄い。　またラスト付近で鳥さんが出てくるのが◎ある日の友人でも探してたんですかね？

I'm more impressed about his "Drill Press / sander" system that he built.

@You-gk1el

2 жыл бұрын

It almost looks like a mag drill that’s been incapsulated in wood. With a chuck attachment and the bottom part the possibilities are endless. Mag drills have like zero wobble too so it’s good for accurate holes

@Garryck-1

2 жыл бұрын

@@You-gk1el - Go back through his early videos, and you'll get to see how he made it.

Man I'm a carpenter and I wish I had a shop like that your an amazing woodworker bro I couldn't stop watching thumbs up bro

I really like your videos !! Your work is excellent! Thanks :)

It even makes me feel sorry for those people who dislike a video like that. Envy must eat away at their souls.

@hypnoraythompson5824

2 жыл бұрын

100% agree. They are just wasters.

@jameshampton1832

2 жыл бұрын

My soul is in excellent condition, even after i disliked it. I would have happily "liked" it If the title said how to build a wooden scooter. However I am still sitting here wondering, is building a scooter what keeps them from the smart phone or is riding it what keeps the otherwise occupied ?

@bastienpabiot3678

2 жыл бұрын

Disliking videos is a very reasonable means of controlling your youtube homepage and shouldn't be diabolised in this way

Love the project : perfect for a child but for an adult I would like just a bit wider tires & a piece of tire rubber added to the back where the brake goes for better response when breaking

@elfpimp1

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing about the rubber strip on the brake..

@daviousmaximus6446

2 жыл бұрын

Love the comment: Perfect for a child, but for an adult, I think you would try and appreciate a demonstration of amazing woodwork without nitpicking over design.

finnaly i can see the amazing owner of this amazing channel.. love from Malaysia sir

Your workshop looks like heaven to me..and your tools wonderful as well

I wish you’d let us know what you’re building at the start of the videos so we know what parts you’re making. Your craftsmanship is incredible but the parts you make are totally obscure until the end of the video when they get assembled and we finally see what it is that you’ve made. Anyways, that’s all I hope for this channel. Everything else you do is absolute perfection.

@carenclemmons5002

2 жыл бұрын

I like having the mystery ride myself. Awesome build. Thank you for sharing the scenery as well. Good vibes

@ickysan

2 жыл бұрын

I figured it out, one third of the way in.

Everything fit like a glove. I'd love to see him make a scooter out of bamboo, that'd be so cool.

Amazing craftsmanship and I love how you created high precision jigs using simple shapes and tools.

Another fantastic video. I had to watch for quite a while just to figure out what you were up to. Beautiful scooter.

- Best Dad Level: *********** - Best Craftmabship: ********** - Best KZread channel in woodworking: ********** 31 of possible 30 stars. Excellent :-)

I give you like before I see the video. Incredible perfect work. Thank you from Yemen..

Took me 10 min to realize its not what I thought it was, and another 3 min to realize it wasn't what I re-thought it was. :) Like his other builds this was a joy to watch being built.

False advertisement. This video definitely did not keep me away from my smartphone..... *Disclaimer:* The satirical information contained herein has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. However, no warranty as to the accuracy, completeness or laughability of such information is implied. No liability is accepted for errors, omissions or inadequacies in the information contained herein or for interpretations thereof. The reader assumes sole responsibility for the interpretation of the satirical material to achieve its intended results. The opinions expressed herein are subject to change without notice. If unable to process the satirical material please contact your healthcare professional

Wow is about the only word I can think of to describe your mastery of carpentry. Once again you have just blown me away with your work. Sorry to repeat myself, but.....WOW

Nice setup you have there, the vacuum table is a genius idea, never thought of using them in the workshop before. Only thing i'd say is counter sink your screws especially silver ones.

It turned out beautiful. Great work. :)

Linda construção, fiz quando criança, um igual ao seu,com pedaços de madeira e freio de pedaços de pneus, tudo com rolamentos usados. Parabéns o Senhor é muito habilidoso!

Man I love your jigs and the custom tools!!

What a nice job you did on that scooter! I watched from Belvidere,Illinois,USA.

This is an amazing piece of craftsmanship. I hope it holds up for whomever plays with it. I feel the weak point is the back little tail piece that connects the back rails to the wheels. That little 4" wide piece is liable to snap the first time some "jumps on it. Also if you haven't already you should add some grip tape to the break. It prevents the foot from sliding of when breaking.

@wiseoldfool

2 жыл бұрын

I'm also a bit concerned that that is a weak point, but he did test ride it himself. If it fails, I'm sure we will get a wonderful video of the redesign.

For a moment I thought he would make the wheels out of wood too.. All in all this was expertly made with an amazing attention to detail.

Absolutely brilliant master craftsman - I dream of even being close to this man's mastery of making things...

Bought the plans, will have to see how I go and will email you a pic of it once I make it!!

Superb craftsmanship and such a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

Incredible, and looks awesome, great job!!!!

This is great. I started to make a scooter for my daughter a few years ago but could never figure out how to do the steering so I only got as far as cutting one board.

Truly elegant. What a wonderful job!

How to work using your hands AND your brain. I'm a template/jig type guy myself and there are so many ways to get it done. I only wish I'd taken pictures of the many different things I have done over the years. I can't even remember them all. Power tools are an extension of your hands and mind. There are no limits to what you can do if you use your brain. Loved the video. Nice smooth, lightweight and strong and quiet scooter! That boy will be able to ride it for years to come. Hope they do a time lapse video with it and the boy. That would be cool to see

A brilliant idea masterfully put into practice in a meticulous, precise and clean way. Without fanfare and with a great deal of professionalism. As always, teacher, thank you for sharing so much good work. Please keep surprising us. 👍😉

I love the flexibility of your vertical rotary setup.

This is great ! A hidden humorous turn in the story the result itself. Would you show us a video on your mobile drill stand , that you used in this project, pls !

I like the precision in every single project, amazing craftsman