No stutter in the World can shrink the size of your big heart. Your work is beautiful, as always. Thanks a lot for sharing !

@andreg.shappell1155

6 жыл бұрын

Amen...

@VideoStefan17

6 жыл бұрын

+1

@teodca

6 жыл бұрын

+1

Never noticed a stutter, but it came out as you were talking about it. It took courage to not edit that out and show your vulnerability (as well as helping a foundation who is helping others). I already enjoyed your videos, but this adds to the respect I have for not only what you do, but who you are as a human being.

@moofoot

6 жыл бұрын

You said basically what I wanted to say. The bowl is beautiful Frank and I'm sure it'll go far in raising $$ for the camp.

@AliceDiableaux

5 жыл бұрын

Honestly I unironically smashed that like button when he was talking about it and he paused... it was obvious it was a vulnerable thing for him to admit and to leave that it is class. You see all these big youtubers being fake as hell while being adamant about the fact that they're not and they're still 'totally real' at 20 mil subs, but this man right here is the definition of real and shows KZread has not lost all that makes it great.

I never noticed or knew of a stutter. Frank, this is an awesome cause and a personal project. That makes it even more awesome! Great job!

You're the man dude.

I didn't think I could admire you more. Turns out I was wrong.

Never even noticed any stuttering, I find your videos really relaxing and just... "cosy". Keep up the amazing work!

@Kreith32

6 жыл бұрын

Thats just amazing how he tells his story. cheers, Arne

@slaveNo-4028

2 жыл бұрын

what I noticed is that he talks very slowly and carefully, but I think I never once heard a single "uhm", which is quite admirable I think. Maybe we all should learn to talk a little more slowly and deliberate. But yes cozy is the right word. I always feel like I'm at my non-existing grandpas cabin in front of a fireplace during chistmas and he tells me a story when I watch Franks videos lol

Had the privilege and honor to meet you at WIA in Kansas City. Was never once taken back by your speech. The wealth of knowledge that you gave me for the few minutes we talked will always stay with me. I and I'm sure I can speak for many others that have met you in person are truly grateful for the content you put out on a regular basis, but the best thing is actually getting those few seconds or minutes to interact with you. Don't ever shy away from the meet and greet opportunities if they come knocking. You sir are inspiring in so many more ways than woodworking and owning a giant CNC.

Thanks for giving me a chance to teach my daughter and son (6 and 4) about helping people, about challenges people face, and about sharing about yourself. They asked for “the man who makes things” and we got the most beautiful video yet. Cheers. -Brandon

I started watching Frank Howarth videos about two years ago, and the thing that kept me watching was his voice. Its soft and easy on the ears, unlike some other youtubers. His work is second to none as well. Its always a joy to watch a new video from Frank Howarth

Amazing story. Amazing art. Amazing woodworking. Amazing Frank.

We appreciate you putting yourself out there almost as much as we appreciate you doing items for charity. Thanks for being awesome, Mr. Howarth.

It's been a privilege to watch your videos with all kinds of woodwork purposes; charity, home improvement, kids, tools, shop set up... Frank you rock, man! Thanks for allowing me to follow your shop routine all the way from Brazil. Cheers!

Your revelation that you suffer from a stutter was surprising to me because in addition to your amazing woodworking I really enjoy just listening to the way you talk when you narrate, it's very calming.

Another great video, Frank. One of the reasons I think your channel is so successful is that your recorded voice is very soothing to listen to, and your sentences are well constructed and thought out. I never suspected you had a stutter! Keep up the great content!

From having a severe stutter as a child to having learned to cope with it(through hard work and speach therapy and possibly out growing it a bit). It's mild now and only really comes out when I'm stressed or upset. It still made me choke up a bit seeing frank talk about his stutter. Even 4 years after the video was published. It's a hard thing and it's inspiring. I'm glad to see someone with the same thing as me in the same space. Thank you frank. For everything you do

I am from the UK. I have only a passing interest in woodworking. I always look out for your videos. It’s not mainly because of your amazing woodwork and videos. It’s because you appear to be a really good man. I try to fill my time with people like you. Well done and thank you

@The_Osprey

6 жыл бұрын

Amen to that. I feel the same way about him.

Frank I don’t think anyone will notice/care about a stutter when they’re entranced by your amazing creativity and skill!

Frank, your stutter only makes your work more marvelous. No reason not to show it off. Absolutely in awe of both your wood and camera work.

Frank, that is gorgeous. My uncle has a pretty significant stutter as well. I think he would be quite pleased to know you are supporting a local charity for helping kids with a stutter.

Man, got a little misty during that intro Frank. Really awesome that you could create something so special for a cause so near and dear to you. Beautiful work as always.

I love you Frank Howarth. Even more than so far.

I used to stutter when I was in elementary school, saw a speech therapist and everything, it was a very embarrassing thing to endure. Now I only stutter when I get truly frustrated, very confused or angry, so not very often 😁 thanks for sharing Frank, you are a kind and caring human. The planet is much better with you around!

Frank! Thank you so much for this donation. It was absolutely GORGEOUS, and I'm jealous of the winner. Additionally, thank you for giving a shout out and sharing our website and Facebook page. I applaud you for your vulnerability and opening up in sharing your story. It moved me to tears. I hope to see you at camp for a day this year! Much love.

I have loved listening to you narate your videos for a long time. The stutter is simply part of the character of your voice...calming & soothing. Love your work. Thanks for letting us see a part of your world.

Frank this is such an amazing cause, I wouldn’t be able to afford such a beautiful bowl but I would still love to donate. Could you please post a link so I could do this. I love all your videos, it’s funny because one of the reason I watch them ( apart from the amazing work you produce ) is I find your commentary very relaxing. thank you for sharing.

@OrionFyre

6 жыл бұрын

I agree with mavos1211. Please consider linking to the group if they accept donations.

@00dahc

6 жыл бұрын

He did post it: www.campmorenw.com

@mavos1211

6 жыл бұрын

Ah fantastic thank you.

@rpederse

6 жыл бұрын

Small donation made.

@LeeFiero

6 жыл бұрын

10 USD in ypur name donated.

You are an inspiration in so many ways, Frank! A true gem in the KZread woodworking community!

I knew about your stutter, I really admire you for doing this. Great cause and brave of you to come forth in your video and make people aware.👍

Mr. Howarth, Thank you for your work and for sharing about yourself. You are one of my favorite KZread creators and I am continually encouraged by desire to apply your talent to raising awareness for charity and youth events. Again, thank you and keep the videos coming.

Never in all the years I've watched your videos did I notice a stutter. In addition to your artistic sense, I have always admired how well-spoken, articulate, and thoughtful your comments and narration are. Keep up the good work!

Tons of respect, Frank!....both for your woodworking and your candor. So glad you are sharing your talents and story with us.

Frank, it's a beautiful thing to do something that is near and dear to your heart! We just recently did a donation of handmade wooden tops with my son, who has Aspergers syndrome, to an organization for kids with special needs! I love it! I support it! Keep it up my friend!

amazing guy, amazing dad and amazing woodworking, have been watching you since 2014 and I'm always amazed by what you do and the perfection you can achieve from the quality of the video to the the amazing soothing time laps. sometimes I can just search for Frank Howarth and watch a playlist of woodturning until I fall asleep. Thank you for everything Frank.

I know a few people who can't stop talking but never really say anything. Your communication skills are far better than theirs. Keep up the good work.

Frank, thank you so much for being vulnerable with your audience. I never would’ve suspected you’ve carried this weight, but by sharing your heart, it completely transformed the backdrop of this bowl’s story! I hope it earns a boatload of $$$! 👍

Frank all your experiences, including the stutter, has led you to who you are now, and I think that turned out fantastically.

it’s brave to reveal such a personal vulnerability. but what makes you remarkable is the kind of person you are, the kind of person that led to this kind of content being made and shared - a very positive, learning, experimenting, creative, generous, family oriented channel. these are just a tiny number of the positive aspects of what you’re putting into the world.

I haven't noticed you stutter either. In fact, one of the things I like so much about your videos is the timbre of your voice. It has a gentleness that's very pleasant while still conveying some excitement. Thank you.

I think it is awesome of you to share something so personal. I don't have a stutter but I have struggled with clinical depression and I think as we share our weaknesses it is encouraging to others to see what great achievements we can make regardless of those weaknesses. We all have them but there is, I think, a tendency within our culture to want to hide them and pretend we're... perhaps not perfect, but... perfectly together or something. I always sigh a gentle sigh of relief when I see you've posted a video - they're always a pleasant moment of calm in this crazy old world! Keep up the good work, and thank you.

Frank, I've watched just about every one of your videos. As a fellow stammerer I had picked up on yours and am so impressed with how you handle it. Over the years I have been involved with the McGuire Programme in the UK and one of the things they get you to do is a disclosure, tell people that you have a stammer. I think you've just done the biggest disclosure ever, superb!!! You are a true inspiration, not only for your speaking but also for your woodworking which is fantastic. Thank you Frank and keep doing what you do.

Diamond pieces provide an elegant look to the piece. Thank you for sharing you community involvement and wood working projects.

Proof that you are the consummate editor. I watch every video within minutes of you posting it. 😘

I also have been watching you for many years and would never have known you had a stutter until you told us. I had to laugh when you started to narrate the bowl turning because there was no hint of a stutter. I love watching you work and hearing how you do things and your thought processes. Thankyou

Frank, you do great work and have the support of hundreds of thousands of people! Keep doing what you do, and I'll send you all my support from Canada!

Thanks for being so transparent with us Frank. That means a lot.

Frank, just wanted to say that I greatly enjoy your videos, and one of the reasons is that I enjoy your narration. Watching your careful work as you describe what you are doing leaves me a little spellbound.

You know, it never occurred to me that you had one, but it very much explains your very measured and soft way of speaking. Truly wonderful, your voice, style and this project and what it’s for

Thanks for letting us into your workshop Frank. Been watching you for years now and have even gone back and watched the things before i started watching, great inspiration!

Awesome Frank. Meeting you a few years ago at an event with my wife was a very memorable time. Great job with this bowl and great job being a positive role model to many of us.

Well Frank I think we are all glad you did "get out there". Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful video style and your woodworking projects with such harmony.

As a fellow stutterer, thank you for being a great spokesperson. :) I've always enjoyed your art and your videos and find them very relaxing. I hope the piece does well in the auction. It looks fantastic!

I love the moon b-roll with the music in this video. Also, I have tremendous respect for all the work you do for these charity auctions.

Thanks for being so vulnerable with us. As a side note, I do love the sound of your voice, it's really good and just plain enjoyable.

Awesome result as usual! I repeat a previous comment...I've been watching you for three years and I never thought of your speaking as a stutter. So good on ya for taking on the speaking challenge as I am sure it must have been in the beginning. I'll take this moment to say, from myself who makes woodworking my profession, I watch a lot of woodworking youtube channels...and yours I look forward to the most!

That is really special Frank. I also have a speech impediment. It's not so bad as an adult but as a child it was difficult. Couple that with an odd name and it can make your childhood really hard. Thank you for helping these kids! You are a GOOD man!

Frank, on one hand, it's amazing that I never noticed but on the other, its irrelevant - you are are my favourite on KZread because you're so entrancing as a communicator. Thanks.

You are a delight. Thank you for bringing calm, heart, and impeccable design into our lives.

I swear he has that laugh as a .wav file that he just inserts into his edits. It's always the same, heartwarming chuckle

That may be the most real and human thing I've ever seen on KZread. Thank you for sharing it, and thank you for sharing your talents!

You’re a special man...never noticed your stutter because I was in awe of your story telling through video. You’re an artist in many mediums. Marauder Mitchelli...struggling KZread artist.

Frank, you've been a huge inspiration to me since I started watching you a few years ago and I appreciate you being vulnerable to us all. I had heard about your stutter awhile back, but barely ever noticed. I was always too focused on your amazing storytelling and woodworking. I'm so happy you've found this medium to share your art and let your words flow more naturally with us all. Sending love from Minnesota!

Frank, I'm amazed by the pure genius of how you troubleshoot. In conjunction with your "Norm Abram" like patients you show on your projects. I imagine the camera setups and video editing takes an enourmous effort alone, and this goes unseen. I personally never picked up on any vocational problems you may experience but despite this challenge, you inspire so many of us. Please keep this up and keep telling your story.

I've never noticed the stutter either, Frank! And I guess that's more evidence that my 8th grade speech therapist was right. I stutter too and she helped me understand two things. First, everyone has "non-fluencies" (just listen to all the "umm"s and "ahh"s on TV) and second, I'm much more aware of it than anyone else. It helps to be talking about something you're an expert in, and this is a perfect subject for you. Fabulous and inspiration work as usual! Thank you!

WHEN EVERYTHING IN YOUR VIDEOS WENT SMOOTH AND SIMPLE THAT JUST IS REFLECTING OF UR HARD WORK.AND CREATIVE IDEAS . THANKS MAN

Frank Makes some of the best content out there. With appreciation from Canada!

You are a artist, you don’t have to think abut stutter your work shows your talent. Your woodworking are magnificent you have to be proud of yourself.

Beautiful work. You talking about your daily life stutter will inspire many people. It did me.

In all of your videos I have never picked up the stutter. Keep up the beautiful work Frank.

What can one say - Another masterpiece. Just lovely. Thanks for continuing to share your passion.

The very deliberate way you speak makes more sense now, but Ive always just found it very comforting and enjoyable to listen to. Never realized it was because of a stutter before you said something though.

Thanks for trusting us with that, brother. Much love, beautiful piece, beautiful story:)

Beautiful bowl. In childhood I was a stutterer and it was crushing mentally. I'm in early old age now and when I'm socialising it comes the fore again so I put it down to stress. I therefore don't go out much. However, I once knew a senior judge (now deceased) who had a serious stutter and he ploughed on through legal arguments etc. I will certainly be financially donating to the camp.

I'm always amazed by your talent with woodworking and video creation, but I'm even more amazed by the strength of wood glue! Hah

I think this is one of my absolute favourites of your works of art.

Your speech tempo is one of the things I like about your videos.

Aww, we love you Frank! Been watching your videos for years, you're an amazing dude.

Favourite channel on KZread. Your commentary is relaxing and paced perfectly

Having worked in the creative field most of my life I've discovered that many of my fellow artists have small things that might be considered "unusual" but in fact are just additional facets to their characters.

You are very well spoken. Never noticed a stutter. Your voice calms me after a long day at work. Glad that you found your niche, and extra glad that you've found a way to give back. You are awesome man.

I, too, never noticed a stutter. In fact, I've always found your voice calming. I just assumed you were a natural at the voiceover work. Great cause & great project.

I never noticed a stutter. In fact I find your voiceovers very relaxing! Beautiful bowl as always

My level of respect for you which was previously atmospheric is now stratospheric. Well done. Thank you.

Thanks for another great video. And, thanks for your contribution to make the world a gentler, kinder place.

We all have our own ways of "getting out there" - and your way is magnificent.

Thanks for everything, Frank! Life is on your side.

Great work Frank.. Sunday am coffee watching bowl turns😎

That opening was very touching. Thanks for sharing Frank.

I never noticed any stutter, always thought that your speaking style was good, measured, leaving space between certain words and phrases, excellent style for your videos as it complements them and makes for very relaxed viewing and listening. Your bowl looks great and deserves to raise a good amount of money for the camp, very well done that man!

I'm glad that KZread has provided you a way to get out there. You have a gift the world needs. Thanks for doing the good things you wen do. P.S. Wouldn't mind hearing that cello again if your wife has the time.

I love it Frank. You're narrative and story telling is a concrete testament to meeting your aims with creating your one of a kind content, and to be Frank, I'd have to change my name. XD

Frank, I've been watching your videos for years now and I can say it was so very nice of you to acknowledge this on your channel. I did know you had a stutter when you went on the podcast interview with Bob from I like to make stuff, but I always admired your work and never thought anything of it. You are extremely talented and I always love your videos, I'm happy to talked about your situation as a person with a disability I can relate, cause it's sometimes hard to deal with, but you should be proud of the success you've made on youtube and the amazing work you do! keep it up!

I’m so proud of you. I’ve been watching you for years. So inspiring. Learned much from you. I’ve studied stuttering. Music therapy helps. Thank you for being an inspiration.

I have watched every single of your videos, many of them many times. but this one stands out to me because it was so personal. and man, what a super beautiful peace of art that bowl turned into!!!

Very pretty. I’m sure it will fetch a high price at the auction. The new owner will enjoy owning the bowl with the additional benefit of being able to see how it was made. Well done, Frank.

Thankyou Frank for sharing this.I also spend a great deal of time at home but outside it I find dealing with people very difficult.Your videos I wait desperately for.I look forward to them more than upcoming movies of my favourite directors or musicians. Would have given up on wood working years ago if it weren’t for your videos that keep me hopeful.

Perfect way to start a chill Sunday - new bowl turning!

@lekoman

6 жыл бұрын

Me too! Literally popped my laptop open in bed, and the first thing I saw was new Frank bowl video!

Always green with envy when I see your workshop

Quite, quite lovely. As usual, wonderful craftsmanship and candour. Best wishes from the North West of Scotland!

It is wonderful to have these platforms to express oneself. You are very talented Frank with your video and woodworking skills. Please keep up the great work you do. It makes my day every time you present a new video. Thanks for all your hard work.

Wow. I have watched many of your videos and had no idea that you had any kind of speech difficulty. You certainly have no difficulty in communicating your art and craft. Your videos are entertaining, instructive and motivating. I'll be trying some segmented bowl turning myself soon. Thank you for sharing and thank you for supporting such a good cause.

Wow you have an amazing shop and do amazing work in it. Don't worry about your stutter, we are what we are. You are an great wood turner.