Hi I'm Neil and I like to make and create. This can be anything from woodwork/metalwork to photography/drawing or any other form of creation that motivates me.
My Videos are for entertainment and not meant as tutorials.
My personal email can be found below.
For real mail:
PaskMakes
P.O BOX 768
Yandina
Queensland
4561
Australia
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wow this will sell very good in ISRAEL!!!
Legend says he’s still standing at the band saw cutting little triangle strips…
Looks awesome! What blade are you using on your table saw? Seems to handle the rip and crosscuts well.
Why I watched this video: I work as a craftsman for some of my day, and when I'm designing or fiddling at my desk, I like to see other people knocking stuff together by hand. It doesn't seem to matter much what it is.
wow that is beautiful. Well done! Can you make a giant patterned block for me to carve like that!?? 😂
I try to work on only one infinitely-long project at a time, and I already have one going.
Now that you have some proper machining tools, you should update the plans and remake this out of aluminum. Offering a kit would also be very interesting.
Beautiful. Your an excellent multi-disciplinary craftsman for sure. Love the forged legs, gives a lot of balance to the piece.
I really enjoyed the video and it’s and product ,but no offense to your friend, I wish you had someone better playing it. I’m not quite sure how it sounds.
Another gorgeous project, Neil. Your patience and attention to detail always impresses me. Thanks.
Top demais 👊🏼 👊🏼
It does! It looks fantastic!
The Man with the Golden Hands...👏👏👏
It might be odd to say, but watching you work just made my brain feel good.
Fascinating.. Glad you showed the process for the internal metal globe. Thanks for taking us along..
昂貴的盒子👍
Great Stuff Bro! Is it possible to use the tumbling trunk as another storage space for other items? Warmest regards.
This was beautiful!!!! ❤
And they only cost $500 each to make
Yay! Khatam kari! I was wondering if you could make a Guitar with them? 🎸 That would look do stunning 🤩
Hi! Would you be willing to share the plans? I looked on the website but could not find them.
Love your videos. Clear, concise, entertaining and informative ❤️
Hi, what brand is your belt grinder please.
This made me so happy ❤ thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Bravo Pask!! This is a beautiful instrument. I didn't see anything wrong with building it, you seemed to make it like you've been a Luthier all your life.. All I can say is "wow" .
Yyyyaaaaayyyyy 🤩🤩🤩🤩 you tried Khatam-kaari 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️
A work of art! Michael
Amazing Work, it looks beautiful, congratulations
Amazing work! So glad I discovered your channel!
you have earned another subscriber. really superb work and video editing too. Cheers and can't wait to watch more!
Người thợ mộc ngoại quốc lên mạng hầu hết (98%?) làm kỹ tỉ mỉ từng chút. Khi thành phẩm rất đẹp không chỗ chê. Vài kênh có số người sơn cho có không đẹp, vết cắt vá, mọng gỗ không ăn khớp.
You did great,probably hardest type of guitar to make,well done,only critisism i have is the binding,i think cream binding would look better
Watched this because I need to cut and fold some metal for custom wheel wells on my 2003 Aliner Scout camper, after a tire blowout trashed one of the wheel wells and the adjacent floor.
Not only are you good man .👍 you Sir are a GREAT DAD. Ty for sharing , I’m not quite as afraid to try this myself.👍😇🇺🇸
Cant believe the patience thats went into this. 100 years time folk will be amazed that human could make such things. Blown me away mate👍
IYEESSSS💞💞💞
Well worth the watching mate. Cheers👍
That is an absolute work of art honestly, and the black epoxy lines contrast fantastically with the wood. Only observation would be the method of attaching the support frame to the top, which isn’t fitting for such a marvellous piece … just my opinion mind.
Wow that is amazing
Jesteś mistrzem!!!
Brilliant craftsman! I was very curious about the techniques used to make these types of patterns. Thank you for sharing this.
what materials do you use?? how many millimeters is the thickness of the multiplex?
Why did you choose to use a band saw for cutting the veneers instead of using a plane like in the past?
Nevermind, I didn't realize they had metal in them. I guess using a plane wasn't possible or a realistic option.
Absolutely amazing skills, and yet even when under a two week deadline, you didn’t cut corners, or make a bad mistake from rushing, and have to rebuild a part. I’m impressed. I feel my hollow body will probably take around 6 months, doing it evenings and weekends around my regular job. Kudos.
I love your new editing style.
Tony Stark definitely did not build this in a cave from scraps!
Awesome job Neil! 😃👍🏼👊🏼
Both tables are beauties. This technique would be fun to use with an Escher design, where two patterns fit together. Another idea would be to make a platter or table where the outer edge mirrors the inside tiles, like a star filled with stars. Whatever you do next, I'm sure it'll be another great project.
This is gorgeous work, absolutely incredible how much time and attention to detail was needed. I hope your daughter cherishes it for many years to come, what a wonderful gift.