Hallo Mikko, seit Kurzem bin ich auch Besitzer einer Singer Nähmaschine mit "großem Greifer" und breiter Spule. Ich benötige paar weitere Spulen. Eventuell kannst du mir helfen. Grüße.
@dominictaylor62652 күн бұрын
Mikko now you’ve had it a year, how do you find the quality of the steel? Does it hold its edge well? Depending on your answer I’ll make one. As always, beautiful tool-making.
@AverageOverlander3 күн бұрын
Do you sell these?
@mikkosnellman3 күн бұрын
Yes, I sell DIY kits that include everything for one becket. Ready made beckets only to order.
@redflag19645 күн бұрын
Slow making at its best.
@Stewart-el2wf6 күн бұрын
How are you joining the ropes at the very beginning? I can’t seem to get that bit. Any chance of a closer shot?
@mikkosnellman6 күн бұрын
Here is a video of the join: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmeYlKahiKyels4.htmlsi=TdYtodFj4Bs6A4un
@halisidrysdale8 күн бұрын
Fantastic!
@nikandrfourone9 күн бұрын
Hello this is not work❤ This is good music😊 thank you for you Friends
@victorsierra-yankee868211 күн бұрын
I visited your site but didn't find the plans. Help, please ! 🙂
@mikkosnellman11 күн бұрын
You´ll find the instructions from my Ko-fi page. ko-fi.com/post/Japanese-glass-float--Tips-Tricks-N4N22UJ82
@victorsierra-yankee868210 күн бұрын
@@mikkosnellman Tusen takk ! (I've been working in Stavanger 😉 )
@Maker-G15 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing another aspect of what goes in to your art. I would imagine much of what you use for tools, you have made- inspiring! …I am curious about the tallow horn, is it actually tallow that you utilize? Does it not spoil or grow mold? Or am I jaded by product consumerism in the US 😂
@mikkosnellman15 күн бұрын
I render my tallow from mutton kidney tallow which is so pure that it never goes rancid.
@HaileISela20 күн бұрын
Mikko, i just found this. thank you for the tour and demonstration, and i love those tools so much. your spid is with me at all times and i can almost sense the spikes and fids you showed there... also: how awesome that you turned the function of the fin fid around to operate on the pull, that's a very synergetic change and just makes it so much smarter.
@StellarSailor23 күн бұрын
I loved this! Is that varnish you put on at the end?
@mikkosnellman23 күн бұрын
Yes, oil based spar varnish.
@StellarSailor15 күн бұрын
@@mikkosnellman Thank you! What is the best cord to use for this?
@mikkosnellman15 күн бұрын
@@StellarSailor I use only hard laid natural fiber cords with spar varnish. Flax in this case but hemp or even cotton will do fine. Plastics I have no experience of.
@felixday627827 күн бұрын
Have you thought of using roots of fallen pine trees as they have more sap
@mikkosnellman27 күн бұрын
I have done that but where I live now, I have no forest to collect them.
@andreoliveira339829 күн бұрын
Thank you ! Mikko from Brasil - Rio de Janeiro👋
@MagVair29 күн бұрын
Clearly not your first attempt!😮
@JoburgbassАй бұрын
Are rope fenders painted or oiled in anyway? Thanks in advance.
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
That depends on the material. For hemp I suggest impregnating with pine tar.
@paulawendling6826Ай бұрын
Love this! (Dragonflies don't have antennas though) :)
@stas1asАй бұрын
!+
@dormindont1Ай бұрын
Уютная мастерская, хороший инструмент!👍
@dormindont1Ай бұрын
Очень красивая работа!👍
@jeanieleonard1910Ай бұрын
Outstanding ‼️ wish I could like it more than once ‼️
@nikandrfouroneАй бұрын
Для меня очень полезно попасть в атмосферу Mikko❤
@gwynnjones6900Ай бұрын
Many thanks for taking us on a tour of your work bench. Would you be able to show us how you made those amazing doorstop?
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
Planning on doing that soon.
@gwynnjones6900Ай бұрын
😊😊
@jesper1391Ай бұрын
Nice to see your workbench. You are a great inspiration and I have learned a lot from you. I would be delighted if you could answer this riddle "When you laid out and taped the filler pieces, the bay in the middle 'magically' appeared." in "Bowfender - making of" 3 years ago
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
My camera died in the middle of doing that.
@th.burggraf7814Ай бұрын
Beautiful ! I really like the simplistic, good-old-times atmosphere of your workshop. 👌🏻👍🏻
@nauticalknotcraftАй бұрын
Greetings Mikko. Thank you for the close up look. Always nice to see your quality tools.
@runristarenАй бұрын
A very functional and good looking setup!
@johnc6809Ай бұрын
Beautiful tools Mikko, I like the big rope grommet to keep stuff in place!
@fattyfat-fat6639Ай бұрын
Question: where to buy a fin fid? I googled them but nothing came up. Also, where is the best place to buy roping tools?
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
All of my tools are made by myself. I also make them to order.
@mauriziocesario7902Ай бұрын
🪢🪢 Indispensabili "ferri del mestiere" di un grande Maestro.- 🪢🪢.......👏👍🤗
@mdsuave13Ай бұрын
where do I get the medieval masking tape at to whip the ends of my hemp rope?
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
Medieval masking tape is sold only on black market due to its rarity 😉
@indrabist8481Ай бұрын
Kaha milega eh machine
@teddyboy5953Ай бұрын
Mikko, I love all your work, just some more than others this is one of them. My only regret is that I did not come across you sooner. Keep up the good work, it is very much apreciated.A cup of coffee a month is a small price for the hours of frustration you have saved me. Thank's again.
@mikkosnellmanАй бұрын
Thank you for your kind words, cheers!
@Mrplacedcookie2 ай бұрын
Nice!
@joeinthebush2 ай бұрын
Like a snowshoe , something to tie against . Cheers ...
@nauticalknotcraft2 ай бұрын
Greetings Mikko. Nicely done, thanks.
@th.burggraf78142 ай бұрын
The legendary Snellman-dragonfly. Biologists have been trying to discover one of these mystical creatures in the wild for centuries... 😉👍🏻
@colettes97582 ай бұрын
Nice! 🕊❤️🕊
@virgenminacotte10582 ай бұрын
Nice.....
@aleksnightsky2 ай бұрын
Красивая свайка 😎🔥👍
@cadetcadet18142 ай бұрын
Could you provide a parts list? I would like to make one myself 😀
@mikkosnellman2 ай бұрын
The gears and bearings are just random CNC parts I found online. Rest of it is made from scratch.
@ilkkasaarinen98122 ай бұрын
When comes "Stockholm" in i pictrure? That radio voice in the backgroud? Otherwise good educational value!
@mikkosnellman2 ай бұрын
Between 1648 to 1715 Norrländska Tjärkompaniet had monopoly in tar export also from Finland. All tar was labeled as "Stockholm Tar" when sold to export. Sorry about the radio, I get lonely sometimes ;)
@georgielancaster13562 ай бұрын
This brought memories of over 50 years ago. We often painted riding horse hooves with it, and suddenly, I remembered the smell. I came back, to look for more details of the tar itself, as I had never thought about it. I am listening to a series of stories of allied men becoming prisoners of war, in WW2, and one chap, escaping, painted his shoes with stockholm tar! Of course, I could imagine it - and the fresh smell. The young men researching the stories are wondering if it is a bland or strong smell, to help escape, it is so removed fromyoung lives. and I am just grinning at the memories and a new use for that tar, a strong memory of my childhood and teen years. I am sniffing the remembered smell, as I type. I had never thought of how stockholm tar is produced. Thank you from Oz.
@Clean97gti2 ай бұрын
I bought some military surplus items with leather on them from Varusteleka. I've been looking for a way to make my own leather grease. Kiitos!
@mikkosnellman2 ай бұрын
Ole hyvä - You are welcome!
@luckazolta91882 ай бұрын
you don't need any rubber sole? just this impregnation is enough for you and you can walk in wet grass?? 😮
@mikkosnellman2 ай бұрын
For keeping soles in good shape, I treat them yearly with mixture of boiled linseed oil and pine tar. Russia oil is quite slippery.
@user-xp2vh2sm9b2 ай бұрын
Good tip putting lace end in vise while cutting. Thanks.
@TomTholan2 ай бұрын
Sometimes you use big machines and sometimes simple hand tools! I like this smart solutions! ❤
@nauticalknotcraft2 ай бұрын
Greetings Mikko. Excellent work as always. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for the post.
@Sheepdog13142 ай бұрын
thank you
@adrianforrester3252 ай бұрын
You never cease to amaze me Mikko thanks for the video
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Hallo Mikko, seit Kurzem bin ich auch Besitzer einer Singer Nähmaschine mit "großem Greifer" und breiter Spule. Ich benötige paar weitere Spulen. Eventuell kannst du mir helfen. Grüße.
Mikko now you’ve had it a year, how do you find the quality of the steel? Does it hold its edge well? Depending on your answer I’ll make one. As always, beautiful tool-making.
Do you sell these?
Yes, I sell DIY kits that include everything for one becket. Ready made beckets only to order.
Slow making at its best.
How are you joining the ropes at the very beginning? I can’t seem to get that bit. Any chance of a closer shot?
Here is a video of the join: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmeYlKahiKyels4.htmlsi=TdYtodFj4Bs6A4un
Fantastic!
Hello this is not work❤ This is good music😊 thank you for you Friends
I visited your site but didn't find the plans. Help, please ! 🙂
You´ll find the instructions from my Ko-fi page. ko-fi.com/post/Japanese-glass-float--Tips-Tricks-N4N22UJ82
@@mikkosnellman Tusen takk ! (I've been working in Stavanger 😉 )
Thank you for sharing another aspect of what goes in to your art. I would imagine much of what you use for tools, you have made- inspiring! …I am curious about the tallow horn, is it actually tallow that you utilize? Does it not spoil or grow mold? Or am I jaded by product consumerism in the US 😂
I render my tallow from mutton kidney tallow which is so pure that it never goes rancid.
Mikko, i just found this. thank you for the tour and demonstration, and i love those tools so much. your spid is with me at all times and i can almost sense the spikes and fids you showed there... also: how awesome that you turned the function of the fin fid around to operate on the pull, that's a very synergetic change and just makes it so much smarter.
I loved this! Is that varnish you put on at the end?
Yes, oil based spar varnish.
@@mikkosnellman Thank you! What is the best cord to use for this?
@@StellarSailor I use only hard laid natural fiber cords with spar varnish. Flax in this case but hemp or even cotton will do fine. Plastics I have no experience of.
Have you thought of using roots of fallen pine trees as they have more sap
I have done that but where I live now, I have no forest to collect them.
Thank you ! Mikko from Brasil - Rio de Janeiro👋
Clearly not your first attempt!😮
Are rope fenders painted or oiled in anyway? Thanks in advance.
That depends on the material. For hemp I suggest impregnating with pine tar.
Love this! (Dragonflies don't have antennas though) :)
!+
Уютная мастерская, хороший инструмент!👍
Очень красивая работа!👍
Outstanding ‼️ wish I could like it more than once ‼️
Для меня очень полезно попасть в атмосферу Mikko❤
Many thanks for taking us on a tour of your work bench. Would you be able to show us how you made those amazing doorstop?
Planning on doing that soon.
😊😊
Nice to see your workbench. You are a great inspiration and I have learned a lot from you. I would be delighted if you could answer this riddle "When you laid out and taped the filler pieces, the bay in the middle 'magically' appeared." in "Bowfender - making of" 3 years ago
My camera died in the middle of doing that.
Beautiful ! I really like the simplistic, good-old-times atmosphere of your workshop. 👌🏻👍🏻
Greetings Mikko. Thank you for the close up look. Always nice to see your quality tools.
A very functional and good looking setup!
Beautiful tools Mikko, I like the big rope grommet to keep stuff in place!
Question: where to buy a fin fid? I googled them but nothing came up. Also, where is the best place to buy roping tools?
All of my tools are made by myself. I also make them to order.
🪢🪢 Indispensabili "ferri del mestiere" di un grande Maestro.- 🪢🪢.......👏👍🤗
where do I get the medieval masking tape at to whip the ends of my hemp rope?
Medieval masking tape is sold only on black market due to its rarity 😉
Kaha milega eh machine
Mikko, I love all your work, just some more than others this is one of them. My only regret is that I did not come across you sooner. Keep up the good work, it is very much apreciated.A cup of coffee a month is a small price for the hours of frustration you have saved me. Thank's again.
Thank you for your kind words, cheers!
Nice!
Like a snowshoe , something to tie against . Cheers ...
Greetings Mikko. Nicely done, thanks.
The legendary Snellman-dragonfly. Biologists have been trying to discover one of these mystical creatures in the wild for centuries... 😉👍🏻
Nice! 🕊❤️🕊
Nice.....
Красивая свайка 😎🔥👍
Could you provide a parts list? I would like to make one myself 😀
The gears and bearings are just random CNC parts I found online. Rest of it is made from scratch.
When comes "Stockholm" in i pictrure? That radio voice in the backgroud? Otherwise good educational value!
Between 1648 to 1715 Norrländska Tjärkompaniet had monopoly in tar export also from Finland. All tar was labeled as "Stockholm Tar" when sold to export. Sorry about the radio, I get lonely sometimes ;)
This brought memories of over 50 years ago. We often painted riding horse hooves with it, and suddenly, I remembered the smell. I came back, to look for more details of the tar itself, as I had never thought about it. I am listening to a series of stories of allied men becoming prisoners of war, in WW2, and one chap, escaping, painted his shoes with stockholm tar! Of course, I could imagine it - and the fresh smell. The young men researching the stories are wondering if it is a bland or strong smell, to help escape, it is so removed fromyoung lives. and I am just grinning at the memories and a new use for that tar, a strong memory of my childhood and teen years. I am sniffing the remembered smell, as I type. I had never thought of how stockholm tar is produced. Thank you from Oz.
I bought some military surplus items with leather on them from Varusteleka. I've been looking for a way to make my own leather grease. Kiitos!
Ole hyvä - You are welcome!
you don't need any rubber sole? just this impregnation is enough for you and you can walk in wet grass?? 😮
For keeping soles in good shape, I treat them yearly with mixture of boiled linseed oil and pine tar. Russia oil is quite slippery.
Good tip putting lace end in vise while cutting. Thanks.
Sometimes you use big machines and sometimes simple hand tools! I like this smart solutions! ❤
Greetings Mikko. Excellent work as always. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for the post.
thank you
You never cease to amaze me Mikko thanks for the video