I forgot that these older videos didn't have voice over. You have a truly impressive body of work.

it's 23 of october 2021 and i have watched all of the videos on this channel, big thank you Neil for all of the content! Hello from Russia!

Still one of my favourite builds of yours :) Such a pleasure to re-watch all of your work.!! Thanks for sharing and all the best.!

Certainly hope the goats appreciate all the hard work that went into their new gate.

@ginoasci2876

4 жыл бұрын

by the music he selected playing it sounds just like the goats are singing. i’ve watch many of his videos and Pabst dost great work, but i don’t know if i remember music as horrible as this LOL The gate looks awesome of course. As usual

4 years later, and still one of the best youtubers on here, your vids are just great! I stumbled across you from Jimmy Diresta and saw your japanese wood shaving videos. Since then I have now gone through your entire back catalog and I am yet to find a video that doesn't make me want to pick up my chisel and hammer and make something.

You are my new favorite! You really are such a talented and creative person. There seems to be nothing you can't make and I love your video production too. Very professional looking and it must take you quite a while to edit them. I'm going to have a cup of coffee, sit back and starting from the beginning of your channel. ~Dolly

And that was the last one, only found out about your channel 2 days ago and I already watched them all. Top content.

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! That sounds like a mammoth binge! Thank you! :)

Hello Neil! Your first video! And it already shows everything that has made you a subscription millionaire after 5 years: Talent as a carpenter. Talent as a locksmith. Talent as a technical developer (e.g. domino milling machine). Talent as a filmmaker. etc. etc. I wish you continued good health and success! Greetings from Germany! Wolfgang (subscriber for 4 years).

the closing mechanism is just brilliant, simple and elegant ! the whole build is very nice !

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Charlie! I am very pleased with the closer - glad you liked it too! :)

Dang man even when you came out with your first video you were an absolute boss.

@PaskMakes

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Grant! :)

When I saw the goats I was shocked (more like awakened) I was watching thinking this beautiful gate was going onto some sort of secret garden or at least a house back yard... Great work mate!

I’m a little late to the party but the gate latch is brilliant

Thank you thank you THANK YOU! I have been looking for that latch idea for MONTHS and haven't even known it! You rock!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

No worries Nicholas, glad it was helpful to you! :)

Love the homemade dominos and mortiser. Take that Festool!!

That is an awesome latch idea. Wouldn't matter if the posts move a little from frost or whatever.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dan! You are right our posts do move (not from frost though) and the latch still works. :)

Good looking gate... a nice design and really fine craftsmanship. I like the locking system and your handcrafted hinges. Your videos are a pleasure to watch!

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Tony! :)

Lovely craftsmanship, as usual.

wonderfully chill music. miss this on your new vids

En ces temps de confinement, je remet toutes vos vidéos. Merci pour le partage.

Brilliant video. I watch many of this type of channel making something from almost nothing and you are one of the best. I have some slight idea of how much time it takes I am truly appreciative of what you do. very best wishes to you and your family.

@PaskMakes

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! :)

I was playing with the idea of making videos of my hobby builds. Wanted to see how the best maker on KZread started… and well, you place the bar high Neil!

Thank you so much for your channel! I'm glad to see your first video 💪

That's so cool! I love working with clay. Would have loved one of those!

Great work! So many details of wood and metal working

Bloody aw-sum, you are a true old school Craftsman, I hope your young fella can keep it going, well done

Absolutely stunning!

Brilliant!, design, construction and practicality in use - first rate. Thanks.

I just discovered your channel (yay quarantine, right?) with the kumiko/resin coffee table, then saw your bladeless fan, and I must say... Sir, I am hooked. *sips coffee and watches all your videos*

I'll have to have a close look at your mortiser, I would find it very useful, and I have a small router spare.😊 It might be worth sealing any exposed end grain with super-glue, or similar, to keep the rain and bugs out.

Brilliant video mate

Very nice. Thanks for sharing

There are no limit to your creativity, you are definetely my favorite maker, vive 🇦🇺 from France

You're definitely a Jack of all trades, love the way your brain works, mate! Love your work from Texas. Do you have a video on your domino jointer?

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roger! I don't have a video for the mortiser but I've been playing around with ideas for an improved one! :)

wow incredible in every way. thank you so much

The more I see the more I am impressed... Nice work. I've been watching a few of your vids.

It is really beautiful looks really well constructed and, built.

Gorgeous! But, wow, what a lot of work!

Incredible again.

You really are incredible, Sir.

Wow! I´m sooooo impressed of your work! Especially your hardware! Loved watching you work to finish this pease of art :-)

Absolutely beautiful!!! Nice job!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chuck! :)

Came out gorgeous!!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

nice gate bud...!!!

Great video...I meant, "ANOTHER'' GREAT video....cheers...rr

This is a masterpice! And music is awesome!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

I love the gate hardware almost as much as I love the gate itself. I'm not a welder or metal fabricator so I would never try making my own hardware... but this video has me wanting to give it a try!

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

That's great to hear mate! :)

Really nice gate. Enjoyed the build very much. Glad to see the gate is goat approved. Lol

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Donnie! Glad you enjoyed it. :)

Great video I need a gate also the music is perfect on my treadmill in the morning keep up the great work.

Great clip, love the home made domino jig

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@josephpace6859

6 жыл бұрын

what are you using to do that jig? is that a router?

Your workmanship is superb, love your videos. Cheers 😉

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve! :)

I’m diggin’ the music in this video 🤘

I said it before, I envy you your choice of woods but what you do with that choice is pretty darned good too. Regards

Wow! He needed it so he made! Awesome......

Hey Pask, Someone sent me this vid. First of yours I have seen. Great work. Finding Joey over at Kingpost was the last time I felt this inspired. Keep up the vids. Totally going to steel your gate latch.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The gate latch works great - I've used that design on a couple of gates now.

I like the correct words to describe how cool and awesome the build and the video is.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

exellent!! amazing job!!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks very much, great video!

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! :)

REALLY REALLY REALLY GOOD VIDEO. AND YOUR SHIRTS ARE TRUE. YOU HAVE MASTERED THE HAND TOOL. IM A SUBSCRIBER

this is cool

Love the Domino shot. Always great content but that shot spliced in was the best yet. Very Frank Howarth ;) Gate looks great as well.

Excelente trabalho

Brilliant

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great work, thank you for sharing. But where do I find the explanatory video for the jig shown at minute 1'54 "? I was very interested in its construction. Once again, thank you very much for the channel, of the highest quality.

Świetny materiał. Można się czegoś dowiedzieć i nauczyć :)

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Dziękuję Ci! :)

So beautiful!! (I'm kinda watching one of your videos each day - pleasure moment of the day) Loves to see the process and your backyard looks great and love the animals! Never seen spotted goats in my life. And what is that wood? Probably something typical from Australia? Also enjoyed the dominoes falling part. Excellent video overall.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support, I'm very grateful! We are lucky to have such a cool space with the animals too - the goats are miniatures but they aren't that miniature. I'm not sure of the timber species, I don't find it easy identifying the different eucalypts, they can be very similar.

@alexs3119

3 жыл бұрын

@@PaskMakes For some reason I think that would be a Sydney blue gum (Eucaliptus saligna). I've done some work with that awesome timber. Nice to work with and finishes beautifully. Anyway, your gate ended up awesome. Nice work, mate

Solid! :)

Hej! Du är i paritet med dom absolut bästa på KZread. My mechanics, Koss, Abom m.m. Tack!

Yes!!!! Really enjoy watching(the way you think!) and your videos...Your mortaiseuse(in French) instead of 1000euros on a Festool Machine would really interest A LOT OF FOLKS...cheers...rr in Normandy, Fra

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Richard! Glad you're enjoying my channel! :)

that dowel making jig is so simple and elegant. thank you so much for the idea. Is the ozito biscuit joiner good value for money or do you have to modify it to be useful?

Great video! Is there one on making the jig for the router to use as a biscuit joiner you see in this video?

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Sorry, I don't have a video on that. :)

Very cool, liked the gate and the latch, good to see basic tools use to make grate things. Question what was the doe thing that you put on the sanding wheel before sanding?

Great result, I love it when exterior woodwork is built well and with great care. What was the wood you used?

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm really not sure on the species, it was from a pile of rough sawn mixed Australian hardwood I have - it would be some kind of Eucalyptus though.

What wood species is this? Looks fantastic! Also I asked you before if you'd do a shop tour...now I want a tour of your property! You are living my dream!

@PaskMakes

4 жыл бұрын

The wood for this came from a bundle of Australian mixed hardwoods so I'm not exactly sure what it is, but it would be some kind of gum. I may do a shop tour at some point in the future! :)

@kobussteyn9640

4 жыл бұрын

@@PaskMakes Yes it is Blue gum originally from England. It was brought to South-Africa and planted on the farms to be used in the mines as pillars for support underground. It is a tough wood that can withstand the harsh temperatures of Africa. It is mostly used for decking and outdoor furniture in SA. The downside of this wood is that it messes up your table saw blades and all other tools as can be seen on the burn marks on the wood in your vid.

I might be way off here but by the look of your land and the sounds of the cars going past I reckon you might be around the Narangba Morayfield area on Oakey Flat Road. Just a big guess.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Yes thats a big guess Sam. ;) We are on the sunny coast not a million miles away from that area (about 45 minutes) so it would look similar. We don't live on a main road but the cars that do go past really do sound out on the videos. I wish I could eliminate them.

have you ever used Merbau wood if yes any hints on working with it as i want to carve it

Love this gate for sure. Just curious if you think that the latch mechanism is for sure goat proof? As that I've raised Registered Nubians, before I've seen how much they put into thinking of how to figure out their next escapes.

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks William! It's been installed for a while now (about 18 months I think) and there hasn't been any escapees yet. ;)

Do you have the plans or video on how to make the homemade dominos and mortiser. Nice project.

@PaskMakes

5 жыл бұрын

I recently made a video with an updated version of the mortiser, there is link to the plans there or you can find them on my website! :)

Видно что у мужыка руки ростут откуда нужно) красавчик)))

How thick is the metal you used? How far down did you notch them? Good idea. I'm looking to make some.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

From memory I think it was 5mm and I notched down about halfway. Thanks.

A beautiful gate! But what is the device where you have milled the long holes for the flat dowels? That I need synonymous, which seems so super to function! Guilty my English is not very good. (Google translator) Wouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ! ! ! !

Man, that looks awesome! So no tempering of the latch was needed to make it springy?

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! No it has enough spring in it as is - this is the second gate I've built like this with the same latch design and the first one is now about 3 years old and still going strong. :)

@ladedk

7 жыл бұрын

Cool, thank you! I really want to make a gate like that, and i have wondered how to solve that issue. Good to know it is actually a non-issue.

Jarrah hardwood. Pain in butt.

just noticed.......over there on the right you did a video of it....lol.

Wait!!! What??? I want to see how you made the domino mortiser.

Hi Neil, Great video, during your timber gate video i note that you used a home made festool domino like tool, did you make that yourself or was it another video you saw that you inspired you to build this one ? very interested in it anywho i look forward to your respons Cheers Chris L d:-)

@PaskMakes

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris! I didn't make a video of the morticer but I've been playing around with a new design, hopefully I'll finish it soon. :)

@chrisl5097

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Neil, thanks for the reply, I look forward to that video keep up the good work !

I want to let you know Sir u r a genius at woodworking, u r awesome. Come on people subscribe.

Привет Паск!!! Великолепная работа!!! Я тебе завидую что у тебя такая прекрасная мастерская!!! Да и к стати хотел спросить у тебя как ты относишься к блюзу???

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Спасибо! :) Я люблю свою мастерскую, но она все еще развивается. Блюз??

@FCSM-dc9pq

7 жыл бұрын

Pask Makes да Блюз, иногда мне кажется что очень подайдет в виде музыкальной заставки для твоего видео например Junior Wells .

At 3:58 what's that product to clean the sanding disc?

Did you build that bandsaw yourself?

Is that mortisin machine the stumpynubs.com design?

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Yes it is Travis.

That is Clickspring background music. Is it autralian thing? :)

could have doen with better music, but it was a really great build

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

Adding music is difficult because you're never going to please everyone - that's one of the reasons I haven't used music for a while now in my videos. Glad you enjoyed the build though! :)

That music Neil..........glad you moved on LOL

Toll. Aber ein Riesenaufwand für das Tor zu einem Ziegengehege... - Das braucht Liebe, Langeweile oder beides.

Past makes first video

I'm guessing it took the goats about five minutes to open it themselves...

The music was.......... alright.

Love the gate and incredible workmanship but am not a fan of the music choice.

You know you're now going to have to build a fence to match the gate, you know, especially if you have a wife. She will insist on it.

@PaskMakes

7 жыл бұрын

haha! The fence is new and she likes it the way it is! Eventually I'm going to build bigger gates like these for the front of the property.

Had to mute the hideously repetitive sound track (music is too strong a word). The gate kinda outclasses the fence it is attached to.