Beautiful, so complicated and you are awesome.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

Сағат бұрын

Thank you for your opinion. This wooden spinning wheel, at the same time, is simple, but it performs an important and complex task, and these complex tasks have led to the development of technology and the construction of today's advanced devices.

Wow! This project had to have required some serious history lessons. 😊

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 күн бұрын

Yes, my friend, I did a lot of research, both history and how to work with these pieces, it was very difficult, but with practice I was able to do it...

I enjoyed the video. At the end, as you demonstrated the tool at work, I couldn't help but see this as a single step in an episode of Connections where James Burke showed how the Spinning Wheel was a first step that lead to perfection of a re-breather used during the first Moon landing. The spinning wheel was such an important step. Seeing one restored -- one that actually worked for a living -- was fascinating.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

19 күн бұрын

Thank you for your very nice comment. The purpose of renovating this old practical tool is to let those interested know where the technology started and where we stand now. I hope the fans will enjoy this video as much as you.

Great job restoring this wonderful tool. ))))) I've never seen a flax hackle used to untangle wool. It does work )) Less crush compression on your wool fluff will make the spinning easier. Are you sure there weren't oiled leather strip bearings in the axle openings? Ditto on the touch points of the main spindle of the wheel. Small "telephone spindle" (like for early dial phones) (( or pencil dowel )) works great where your finger gets blisters turning the axle crank. Check out later style Great Walking Wheels for the spindle backing. That makes a backstop for the yarn as you make it. Laying the yarn on the spindle in a cone formation makes it easier to get the finished yarn off the spindle. If the backstop and bearings were destroyed by age it makes sense that you did not find them with the wood parts. Talk to the oldest women in the area. Some may still be using this style of wheel or remember their Grandmothers spinning with this style. Spinning is a great mind restorer in the modern world.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

11 күн бұрын

You have made very good points and I enjoyed your comment and I inquired about the last suggestion, but I will definitely do more research on this wooden spinning wheel.

It's amazing, I've never seen anything like this before, it was great.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

16 күн бұрын

We are trying to restore the wooden furniture that was widely used in daily life in the past for you, so that you can learn about the lives of the past, how much technology has progressed, and also that those interested in working with wood can benefit from this art and practical skills. Enjoy the restoration of wooden furniture

Wow! That is amazing how you restored that old spinning wheel for making yarn. It not only works, but it also looks much better than before. Great work.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

Your opinion is very energizing. I also agree with you that by rebuilding this spinning wheel, we were able to produce quality yarns.

Loved this, as a handspinner ❤

@CreativeIdeasMaker

22 сағат бұрын

Thank you, I am happy to provide a lovely restoration...

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

@CreativeIdeasMaker

18 күн бұрын

Thanks for visiting

This was a fascinating restoration. It reminded me of learning about Tabitha Babbitt, a Quaker woman who came up with the concept of a circular saw blade from her spinning wheel. Did away with the struggle in pit sawing lumber.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 күн бұрын

Thank you for your comment and support. There are many stories behind this spinning wheel, and I personally enjoy the restoration of this old wooden tool and furniture, and I would like to share it with enthusiasts like you, my friend.

I like that his carpenter friend has a fan on the chuck end of his lathe to “blow” away the dust & shavings 😁

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

It would have been better for him to use his own vacuum cleaner rather than a fan

@samuelfellows6923

17 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker ~ 🤨, yes = for vacuum cleaning the dust and shavings afterwards, for woodturing itself; it is almost impossible to fit the shop-vac/dust extractor nozzle to the tool to directly suck the dust/shavings, and the shavings tend to spray off the end of the tool in different directions depending upon the angle of the tool on the “spinning” workpiece

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

As you know, turning doesn't produce very fine dust like other woodworking tools like table saws, that's why most don't use vacuum cleaners, but there are devices that are mounted on the turning machine and collect all the dust inside. kills and on the other hand this work guarantees the safety and health of the operator

a leaf from a corn cob goes over the end (like a cone) of the spindle (pointy stick) so when you wrap the yarn around the spindle it can be removed as one big ball of yarn for later dyeing or weaving. You did a good job

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 күн бұрын

You have mentioned a good point and the finished yarn can be used for different purposes. Thank you for your comment and support my friend

This restoration is really fantastic. I enjoyed watcging and i hope to see this kind of videos from you in future

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

More to come!

Excellent job. I would have liked to seen you restore that big chunky piecet that you put in the bucket?

@CreativeIdeasMaker

11 күн бұрын

Certainly yes. In this ancient house, there are many old wooden furniture that we will try to restore in the future for you friends who are interested in woodworking.

wow, amazing piece!!! Your works are special and unique and great, I enjoyed watching your video, thank you for showing us the past beautifully.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

That machine and the Comb and Spindle were some woman’s livelihood 300 years ago. They represented her ability to earn money and her skills as a housewife and contributer to the household. Very valuable. She would have looked after them meticulously and passed them on, that’s why they have survived. Beautifully done. Thank you for showing us such lovely objects so full of meaning.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

11 күн бұрын

Your statement is absolutely correct and I agree with you because this device is very practical and has even been a tool for the livelihood of some women. Glad you enjoyed this restoration video

Yet another spectacular restoration. Keep it up. It seems like you have found quite the cache of amazing artifacts. I'd watch you restore every little piece of the place. I cannot wait until these smaller restorations fulfill their purpose of bringing you the needed money to start restoring the real gem; The house itself. I can only imagine what you will begin to uncover and find once you start construction. Make sure you run a metal detector around inside the living areas. You've already found that old coin in the chest. I wouldnt be surprised if there is more buried amongst the sand.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

If you had seen our previous videos, we showed this house that belonged to our ancestors and there were many antiques in it, many of which are currently kept in several museums. Thank you for your energy my friend

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Lindo trabalho. ❤️ amo restauração, parabéns !BRASIL

@CreativeIdeasMaker

Сағат бұрын

Thank you my friend. Thank you for your support

Weird piece, I was interested in how wool was spun into yarn in the past, great restoration, enjoyed your video

@CreativeIdeasMaker

20 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Piękne przedmioty i świetnie odrestaurowane. Gratulacje i uznanie za Twoje umiejętności stolarskie.🪚🛠🌷

@CreativeIdeasMaker

16 күн бұрын

I am glad that you enjoyed watching the video, and I am extremely grateful for your energizing comment, and I hope you will join us in the videos of renovating and making wooden artifacts in the future.

wow, it's excellent.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

20 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching our spinning wheel rebuild video

Yes! 💪

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 күн бұрын

thanks

What ever it is, I am sure it will be walking when it's finished, these people do a very good job 💯

@CreativeIdeasMaker

7 күн бұрын

Thank you very much my friend. In my channel, I try to restore wooden furniture and also provide practical techniques and skills in carpentry, and I hope that you, who are interested, will enjoy such videos.

Czy pięknie jest to odrestaurowane to dziwne urządzenie do robienia sznurków wełnianych Pozdrawiam serdecznie👍👍👍👍👍

@CreativeIdeasMaker

16 күн бұрын

Yes, this wooden spinning wheel was one of the widely used tools in the daily life of the ancients and they used it to prepare quality yarns from wool. Our goal is to restore this interesting tool and as always we have shown you the techniques and skills of carpentry and woodworking in this video. Thank you for your comment and support and welcome to your channel

Wonderful project🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏🥃👍👏

@CreativeIdeasMaker

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for visiting

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@CreativeIdeasMaker

14 күн бұрын

many thanks

First impressions, mass produced trade goods decorated with a green background and red flowers, was in a flood as shown by the layer of dried mud, was heavily used and probably a prized possession, hence the obvious well turned parts that require a bit more than a rudimentary lathe and drill, had manufactured parts replaced by local sourced 'repair' parts as shown by the twigs used for pegs. The Hackle looks near 'factory fresh', as do the spindles.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

7 күн бұрын

First impressions, mass produced trade goods decorated with a green background and red flowers, was in a flood as shown by the layer of dried mud, was heavily used and probably a prized possession, hence the obvious well turned parts that require a bit more than a rudimentary lathe and drill, had manufactured parts replaced by local sourced 'repair' parts as shown by the twigs used for pegs. The Hackle looks near 'factory fresh', as do the spindles.

😍😍😍

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

:)

❤❤❤

@CreativeIdeasMaker

7 сағат бұрын

Thank you my friend...

In one part of the video I saw you were watering the connections

@CreativeIdeasMaker

18 күн бұрын

This is exactly the case because in the past it did this because by pouring water on the male fittings, it caused the wood to expand, that is, the dry vessels swelled up and easily fixed in place. This is a technique for very old carpenters and is interesting and even applies to water structures such as old water mills.

Gosh! Imagine the brain that invented this thing! Like Leonardo da Vinci, or such! Brilliant in its simple complexity! The very beginning of sophistication in industry. Makes you wonder, doesn’t it!?! And now we have rockets to the moon and computers in our pockets!

@CreativeIdeasMaker

6 күн бұрын

What a beautiful comment! Exactly, the industry and technology started from simple tools like this old wooden spinning wheel, and at the same time, they are the creators of the complexities in the future.

@yvonnepagan9912

6 күн бұрын

Thank you. I say what I feel, right deep down!

Very nice

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

Thanks

Persönlich hat mir die Szenerie und die Rekonstruktion dieses hölzernen Spinnrades sehr gut gefallen, aber ich habe nur eine Frage: Haben Sie zwei hölzerne Spinngeräte verwendet, um Wolle in Garn zu verwandeln? Der Mechanismus ist bei jedem von ihnen sehr unterschiedlich, aber dieses Video ist eine Rekonstruktion

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

Exactly, you have understood correctly and we first produced the thread by a simple tool by turning it by hand and in the second method we used a spinning wheel, which was used as a hobby by the natives to produce thread in their free time

@user-tq5lu1wp7e

20 күн бұрын

Eigentlich ist nur die kleine Handspindel dazu da, aus Wolle oder Flachs Garn zu spinnen. Das große Rad ist eigentlich dazu da, einen Stab rotieren zu lassen, auf den die Spule des Weberschiffchens gesteckt wird, um das fertige Garn zum Weben auf die Spule zu wickeln. Um richtig damit spinnen zu können, fehlt die Spindel, die das Garn verdreht. Auf dem Stab funktioniert das nicht richtig. Zum Vergleich kann man Videos über Spinnräder ranziehen. Ich habe früher selbst Wolle gesponnen und gewebt.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

20 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing your technical opinion. The point that is common in both spinning wooden tools is that they both use the ability to rotate. One rotates directly by hand, the second rotates by a wheel, and if you look carefully, this wheel is a type of gearbox that transfers hand power from a large gear to a small gear, as a result, the speed of the small gear is much higher and several times, and this makes the spindle We rotate faster and we feed the wool to this rotating spindle and we have to do this slowly and then you can turn all the wool into a strong thread.

@user-tq5lu1wp7e

20 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker An der Handspindel gibt es oben den kleinen Haken. Der sorgt dafür, dass das Garn auf der spule nicht abrutscht und nur die neuen Fasern verdreht werden. Dieses Haken fehlt am großen Rad. Das große Rad ist speziell dazu da, fertiges Garn auf die Weber Spulen zu wickeln. Um richtig damit spinnen zu können, braucht man einen extra Haken vorne oder einen extra Aufsatz. Nur der Stab funktioniert nicht richtig, da man nur eine Hand frei hat, um die Wolle nachzuführen. Wie dick das Garn wird, hängt davon ab, wie man die Fasern aus dem Bündel Wolle oder Flachs nachziehen kann. Das geht besser, wenn beide Hände frei sind.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

You have pointed out very good points, thank you very much my friend

The house and tools are quite old

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

It is definitely true. This building that you watched in the video is about 500 years ago and many of its antiques are kept in various museums.

Hello, friend. Nice restoration. I wonder which country is? Seems like Iran.

@susanmiles8208

Күн бұрын

Italy

@igordyakonov4902

11 сағат бұрын

@@susanmiles8208 really? :D

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 минут бұрын

As a surprise, you can find the authenticity of this spinning wheel

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 минут бұрын

:)

@CreativeIdeasMaker

14 минут бұрын

Maybe as an antique souvenir

So, wie es aussieht, ist das kleine Objekt, der Stab mit dem Haken an einem Ende und den Holzflügeln eine Handspindel, um aus Wolle oder Flachs Garn zu spinnen. Der Kamm wird, zumindest in Nordeuropa benutzt, um den Flachs vor dem Spinnen zu ordnen und zu reinigen. Das große Rad ist eigentlich dazu da, das Garn auf die Spulen für die Weberschiffchen zu wickeln. Diese hattest du am Anfang des Videos auch gezeigt. Dazu wird die innere Spule auf den Stab gesteckt. Das Große Rad ist also kein Spinnrad zum Garn herstellen, sondern ein Gerät für den Weber. Am Ende hast Du das Gerät dann so benutzt, wie es vorgesehen war. Du findest solche Geräte, wenn du Videos von Handweberei suchst und im Vergleich richtige Spinnräder. Die Restaurierung ist trotzdem sehr gelungen. 👍👍👍👍👍

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

I enjoyed your detailed and thorough comment. This wooden spinning wheel has been used by our natives to produce yarn of different thicknesses from the wool of their animals, and our goal is to carry out the correct process in restoring these tools and using them in the same way as in the past, and also, as always, the skills, We have shared various experiences and trainings for those interested.

@peggysemmelmann5498

2 күн бұрын

@user-tq5lu1wp7e: Das ist keine Flachs-Hechel, die wäre mit mehr Zinken versehen. Ein einreihiger Kamm macht bei Flachs keinen Sinn. Der Wollkamm in dieser Aufmachung war/ist über den Balkan hinweg bis nach Spanien im Einsatz, wo gröbere langstapelige Fasern verarbeitet werden.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

23 минут бұрын

@@peggysemmelmann5498 These devices are available in different models. I guess you have very good information and I will be happy to tell you about your experiences and knowledge to increase the general knowledge of myself and those interested.

Where from? I was thinking Peru.

@girlnorthof60

21 күн бұрын

The channel creator bio - Italy. Vlog description states "The Beauty of Padise" A quick search indicates "Padise is a village in Lääne-Harju Parish, Harju County in northern Estonia" 👉Fun Fact: The land of what is now modern Estonia has been inhabited by humans since at least 9,000 BCE. The monastery was built by the Cistercians in the 14th century over a period of 200 years. I do love a good rabbit hole... ✌🤓 Pat/Yukon, Canada

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

@claraalebrook3857 @girlnorthof60 The building under this house is 1200 years old, but the house itself is from 500 years ago and it is not in Peru, my friend, because Peru does not have such a climate.

@girlnorthof60

20 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker Awesome history.. Mine, built in 1981, just has permafrost & granite underneath ..possibly some woolly mammoth bits, but we won't know in my lifetime 😉

@CreativeIdeasMaker

20 күн бұрын

We will be happy if you share your piece with me and other interested people

@girlnorthof60

20 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker If you mean the Estonia part, I did an internet search for Padise, which had a link to 'all about Estonia' A beautiful country, rich with history. 🥰

Where?

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

This is also a surprise that I will share with my dear followers in the future.

I would really like to know who on earth invented this thing, hmm

@CreativeIdeasMaker

18 күн бұрын

Spinning is a twisting technique to form yarn from fibers. The desired fiber is stretched, twisted and wound on a spool. A type of mechanical spinning was invented in the late 1700s and became one of the most important industries of the industrial revolution. But it should be kept in mind that such tools existed in every civilization, but in a different appearance and maybe even efficient. I invite all interested parties to share information about this tool in their country

Why did you use sesame oil?

@CreativeIdeasMaker

22 сағат бұрын

I used sesame oil in the ancestral way, I didn't want to use other oils because I was afraid it would damage it.

@maggiecarroll8660

19 сағат бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker I see; it’s light and plentiful. People use whatever is to hand. Thank you!

@CreativeIdeasMaker

27 минут бұрын

@@maggiecarroll8660 I also agree with you, but there must be a reason behind every action. I admire you for being a precise person

That is not a spinning wheel. It is a YARN SWIFT. It is used to make hanks or skeins of yarn, after the yarn has been spun.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

21 күн бұрын

Our ancestors used this device to produce yarn from sheep's wool and they prepared clothes for themselves such as woolen pants or jackets and hats, and it should also be noted that the diameter of the yarn depends on the operator's use and the operator can use skill Create a variety of threads with different thicknesses

@mrwales2974

19 күн бұрын

This is exactly a spinning wheel, don’t you see him spinning on it 😅

@BadlandsGecko

18 күн бұрын

That’s not a yarn swift, it’s a spring wheel. The yarn doesn’t wrap around the wheel, it’s wraps around the bobbin.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

If you are careful, this wheel transfers the mechanical power from a wheel with a larger diameter to a wheel with a smaller diameter and acts like a gearbox, and this gives you a higher speed so that you can give more wool to the spindle for spinning, and the result is production. Quality thread

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

It is natural for some friends to say that this is not a wooden spinning wheel, because every country has its own technologies related to its history, and we must pay attention to what products have been produced for us.

They are supposed to be curved aren't they....

@CreativeIdeasMaker

11 күн бұрын

I don't understand what you mean by being curved. Please explain more so that I can give you the right answer

if it really has 300 years, shouldn't it be at a museum or something? Restoration?

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

Most of the original furniture and antiques of this house are kept in the museum, which are very old, but several furniture and pieces were left aside, which were very damaged, but we tried to preserve them and we will preserve them ourselves.

@fabricio.ferrari

17 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker thank you and congratulations for keeping the tools alive

🇮🇷 made in Iran

@CreativeIdeasMaker

15 күн бұрын

Thank you my friend, it can be! it will be announced to friends with a surprise...

Co by tomu řekli v muzeu?

@CreativeIdeasMaker

17 күн бұрын

I put these pieces in the world museum (KZread platform), for the whole world to watch and enjoy for free...

this rubber glove mania is unbelievable. to be so afraid of a little dirt.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

16 күн бұрын

In some cases, it is very important to use latex gloves, especially when using that cleaning solution for dirty wood. Personally, safety and health are important to me first. Thank you for your comment

@brontlaszlo8708

15 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker" they used to say, your feet don't hurt either.

Nebylo by vhodnější vyrábět podle nalezených předmětů repliky a nechat tyto staré artefakty bez "oprav"? Jistě by to sledující bavilo a starým předmětům by zůstala zachována jejich historická hodnota.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

19 күн бұрын

As explained to the fans in the previous video, it has been said that most of the antiques and items that have a very high value in terms of age and history are kept in the museum and this should be taken into account. Sometimes saving an old piece is very enjoyable. And it is important to be indifferent to it.

This is for the jail Do they have anyone to control their treasures Dear lord

@CreativeIdeasMaker

7 күн бұрын

Certainly, many antiques and very old furniture of this house are kept in museums and are visited by those interested

That is not restauring 300 years old thing Whit new peaces It's disaster

@CreativeIdeasMaker

7 күн бұрын

If you pay close attention, one of the bases of this spinning wheel was changed over time and even a very deep gap was removed, and on the other hand, its inner axis was also rotten and completely destroyed, but we tried to revive it. Let's give this tool and those interested can enjoy seeing this reconstruction and the use of this tool in the past

No speaking, THUMBS DOWN

@CreativeIdeasMaker

16 күн бұрын

I respect your opinion and taste, thanks for the comment...

@katehenry2718

11 күн бұрын

@@CreativeIdeasMaker Thanks for making this video without the jangling music that seems required or maybe forced on producers. Excellent video without spoken words makes it easy for all languages to follow the work. Much appreciated. )))

@CreativeIdeasMaker

10 күн бұрын

@@katehenry2718 Working with wood alone produces very pleasant sounds because you can repair and restore your furniture in a quiet environment. Our goal is for all enthusiasts to enjoy video skills and techniques. Thank you for your comment

Nebylo by vhodnější vyrábět podle nalezených předmětů repliky a nechat tyto staré artefakty bez "oprav"? Jistě by to sledující bavilo a starým předmětům by zůstala zachována jejich historická hodnota.

@CreativeIdeasMaker

19 күн бұрын

As explained to the fans in the previous video, it has been said that most of the antiques and items that have a very high value in terms of age and history are kept in the museum and this should be taken into account. Sometimes saving an old piece is very enjoyable. And it is important to be indifferent to it.