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Hi I am glad to see that you know your place, usually doing what the cat wants. You think you have problems with your cat, mine is just a standard type but at 9 kg it makes your puss a small problem, when mine launches itself at me nothing is going to stop me dropping things. Although it causes lots of trouble I wouldn't have it any other way. They bring their own brand of happiness and also keep me company.

Beautiful tray, really nice work, thanks for sharing!

I think this is one of my favorite projects from you so far. Seems like you're finding your flow in the videos and your content is getting better and better.

Just t say, I had a smile on my face watching this and the tray is very nice as well.

Nice tray and nice video.

I half expected to see you carrying the dimensioned wood with your tea to keep loki at bay. Very glad you made the tray instead. It looks great, especially the texture, i really wanted to touch it! ha ha.

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

A wooden square/dimensioned mat to distract him might have worked better ;) I think thats the best part of the texture - you can't see it until you pickup the tray, then you want to flip it around to inspect everything!

Great Video Paul, loved the project, and Loki's part in the video. That's what cats do, Play!!!!

There's a concept - wabi-sabi - which describes the beauty in imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete objects. This goes very well with my incompetence. I feel like that line is incredibly underrated. I also I think I may have a new life philosophy...

That looks awesome! Well done! The narrative over the video was pretty cool, too.

A gorgeous project and a danged good video!

Nice to see a different video concept! And the tray turned out beautiful!

One word , Beautiful ,Paul.

@jacksat2252

7 жыл бұрын

That are 4 words ,Sorry :-)

Beautiful work!

"...a certain carpet shark..." - brought me a wry smile. I have two Burmese cats, they fluctuate between attack ninja's and carpet sloths...

stunning!!!

I'm a big fan of trying to put something new into every build. You end up with some odd results... but it is a lot more fun.

Really cool story to go with a great video!

Very beautiful

Awesome project!

Very nice Paul!

Today was another long day sanding. Set the playlist to Random Woodknight Mode and settled in for 5 more hours trying to destroy sandpaper in a scientific fashion. While I won't go back and comment spam the dozen or so videos I watched, I just wanted to say thanks for the entertainment Paul, a lot was learnt and much was enjoyed. Cheers!

@TheWoodKnight

3 жыл бұрын

I'd much rather comment-spam from actual viewers like you than comment spam from how many ways you can work from home earning $20billion a month! ;)

Very nice. Using my favourite Arbortech tools and Dremel too. Really like that negative imaging. Sorry can't get enthusiastic about cats as I am allergic to them.

Very nice mate & the carving sounds like a good thing to try out mate, it's nice to hear you say that you are trying new things as that sparks me to at least try something new out also, I've been eyeing off Arbotech tools & think it's worth trying them out, cheers mate 👍👍👍

Well, I loved your project! But now i have to make it because me and my wife have the same pot and cups and i think that now we need the tray too :)

"This goes very well with my incompetence with curves." I was dying at this part.

Paul this is a awesome video you did a incredible job and it was good to see a bit of your life. I have the same issue my shadow ( a dog ) of 72 pounds who can literally move me lol. Thank You for sharing awesome design and final project very cool

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

Oopf, a 72lb/32kg shadow sounds lovely and warm but a tripping hazard! The best/worst is when they're excited and can't help but run at you at full speed!

thats a beautiful tray:-) did u use the arbortech turbo tool? i am planning to buy one as soon as I save some money, thank you for sharing.

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

+Mahendra Tiwari yup, the TurboPlane. It's a good tool but takes a bit of learning, very different from anything else I have!

@MultiTom1956

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Jenkins ,true ! I guess all tools have a learning curve ,the more u practice the better u get:-) thanks Paul

Nice

That's a lovely piece Paul! Do you mind me asking what that dark finish was you used?

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Its OSMOs "Woodwax" "intensive colour". It's meant to be a semi-transparent black after one coat, then "intensive" after the second coat, but it was *very* black straight away. Not that I'm complaining, it was what I was after. It also comes in a range of other colours that are very bright. Food safe. Expensive per tin, but gets great coverage. We'll be using it on some desks, hopefully not too far away in the future! On top of that, OSMOs PolyX satin (3032)

Very nice! What wood are you using there?

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

Tasmanian Oak/Victorian Ash

@aarondcmedia9585

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul, I don't think I will ever be able to recognise wood by sight.

You have been watching Kyle toth

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

+Chandlers Kustom Creations Toth's style of texture on the underside is what came up on Google image search. My original plan was a "hammered finish" like what you'd find on some metal, but the die grinder burr I had just wasn't cooperating so I looked elsewhere for inspiration

@acwoodworks4987

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Jenkins I really like what u did I'm gonna have to try this thank u for the inspiration

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

The texture is much easier than it looks - a ball end mill or spiral downcut is your best bet - it just takes *forever*. The texture on the teatray was a bit slower going because it was curved, but took about 3 hours to do. Make sure you're caffeinated!

@acwoodworks4987

7 жыл бұрын

Paul Jenkins will do I will have to buy me a turbo plane. I love woodworking I work at a cabinet shop as a master carpenter (at least that's what I'm listed as).

6kg cat !?

A nice story line to the usual do this do that video. Thank you for a nice video. The pussy cat is nice as well. (If I forget the cat I'm in trouble)

A quick Question! Why do you use power tools, when you are so good with hand tools ! :( Now please don't tell me time matters !

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

What makes you think I'm good with hand tools? I also don't have the right hand tools to do this job.

he's not even a big cat. im use to manx cats

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

+Kira according to google, average manx weight is 3.5-5.8kg. And looking at sizing, they're about the same (slightly smaller) than average Bengal cat size. The thin pelt vs typical cat fur that is thicker can be deceptive

I like everything about the video, except for the cat. I can't understand why a cat on a wood making videos.

@TheWoodKnight

7 жыл бұрын

+Angel Luis Trinidad the voice overs explained why Loki was there. he was the reason for the project

@Pete.G

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but why a cat though?

Just get rid of the cat