This channel is about my wood works. I try to share with you regularly my woodworking projects and other crafts to encourage you to start to make something by yourself.
I'd like to do this but in reality I'll probably just drill a hole in an ice chest an call it good nuff ha ha ha
@user-km6zn9qj1e12 күн бұрын
Would you tell me what measurements are the plank and the wood?
@Jimthechevywheelman13 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@m.m.37514 күн бұрын
Wonderful! Thank you for making this video! Out of curiosity, could you give the name of the glue you used to secure the stone to wood? :-)
@eldonsummy353016 күн бұрын
Absolutely one of the coolest things I've ever seen!!
@abigaillynn732920 күн бұрын
I am very interested in the way you mark the bottom of your piece. I am trying to find a new way to mark mine.
@user-wl5ly3xn5o24 күн бұрын
Eu queria saber aonde se compra Bodies
@MacJuanma47925 күн бұрын
Magnífico, ilustrativo y pedagógico video. Enhorabuena por una producción tan cuidada y por una receta tan útil. He reproducido exactamente la receta en las mismas proporciones pero no consigo darle a la madera (unas tallas de pajaritos en madera de tilo) el brillo que aparece aquí. Quizás sea porque he fabricado la cera con aceite de Bebé Johnson en lugar de aceite mineral de grado alimentario. O tal vez debería probar con aceite de vaselina. No sé... el caso es que la madera absorbe todas las aplicaciones como una esponja y acaba por no tener brillo alguno, pero eso sí, con un tacto excepcional. No pretendo darle un brillo excesivo porque eso empobrecería la talla, que parecería "industrial" o incluso tendría un aspecto "plastificado", pero sí me gustaría que tuviera un brillo discreto y tenue. En fin... seguiré experimentando, pero si alguien tuviera alguna idea al respecto, le agradecería sus comentarios. Y aparte de eso, mis felicitaciones a Woodworking Barcelona. He encontrado ya varias veces inspiración en sus magníficos y cuidadísimos videos que son, además, muy útiles y pedagógicos.
@mikemerc74Ай бұрын
is there a specific chain you are suppose to use for ripping slabs?
@elizabethannegrey6285Ай бұрын
This is a definite upgrade on my improvised sturdy cardboard box, draped in plastic sheeting, hidden in a bush so my husband wouldn’t find it, stuffed with pillows and blankets.
@elizabethannegrey6285Ай бұрын
Now this a REAL man! A skilled craftsman, compassionate, and willing to take time and energy to benefit an outdoor cat. Man of the year! ❤️😺😺😺❤️
@penny8210Ай бұрын
just saw your 1000 likes, looks like 3.6K. so, YAY how do I get the plans or do you mean on your secondary channel? I am new to this. Thanks
@penny8210Ай бұрын
Fantastic work! How about a step by step with measurements etc.🤞for those of us that would like to duplicate?? PLEEEASE. 😃
@chriswilliams5498Ай бұрын
Absolutely fantastic
@alexandraathayАй бұрын
Would have been nice to see how you took the lintel out and put it in otherwise a pointless video as most people know how to sand and paint wood 😮
@pocovolvedor2 ай бұрын
Quedo impresionante! Como hiciste para exagerar las vetas? Eso hizo la diferencia. Excelente
@JanosToth-xc9tf2 ай бұрын
first of all, the video is really great, thank you I also now want to make a glass, but I am a very beginner and there are difficulties That's why I would like to ask what kind of turning knife he used and how is it sharpened? Maybe a Torm code? It would be a great help Thank you very much in advance for your help
@peakmemetics2 ай бұрын
Nice music. Would loved to hear a detailed explanation of everything you do 😃
@RoyalInternationalHorseClub2 ай бұрын
Please price
@BEN_ABD_ALLH_1k2 ай бұрын
رائع 😊
@BEN_ABD_ALLH_1k2 ай бұрын
❤
@sarifulbright73062 ай бұрын
Would have been really cool to have seen it in action with the sheep. Nice work anyway.
@UFDionysus3 ай бұрын
How do you make sure that the sandpaper doesn't contaminate your strop with large grit pieces?
@iroironman91153 ай бұрын
I hawe Been looking 10-15videos of stropping and your was best to show how its done
@user-jj8yt4gr2t3 ай бұрын
Painful to watch
@behindthewoodshed30423 ай бұрын
Am i hearing a sasquatch at 1:26?
@XmortoxX19903 ай бұрын
I think I'll buy mine... It would actually b cheaper to me
@joebourke10183 ай бұрын
Would any oz leather work
@CandidZulu3 ай бұрын
Grinding on the side of a wheel like that should be avoided, or done very lightly, they can explode.
@CanadianCombine-Buck3 ай бұрын
Nail (2) 2"x4" boards one each end of the log minimum 3' long each. Stabilize the log, then slow ,steady straight push forwards. Can put you n an old aluminum ladder with rolling wheel rail system. Use a bicickle brake handle as your throttle. Use rear brake of BMX,mountain bike. It will also have a recyclable throttle cable.
@clouden53094 ай бұрын
Make a long mallet
@kernelcaptinn67844 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video! Great info and beautiful cup.
@user-rx4po1lf9s4 ай бұрын
you have the guide section of the milling jig the wrong way around.
@MarkRayBeach4 ай бұрын
Top notch. Superb video. Subscribed. Would you share what type of sharpening stone yr using? What grit of Tormek are you using?
@Jizzlewobbwtfcus4 ай бұрын
By the way, what is that insulation you are using?
@Jizzlewobbwtfcus4 ай бұрын
I'm in the middle of building a cat house for outside of the house when our cat Nico has to wait for us while it's raining. I was thinking of some insulation for the floor (i.e.waterproof fabric) and was going to have some raised legs too so the cold morning floor wont affect him but it never occurred to me to put insulation in the sides and roof inbetween boardings. Even though I am only a beginner and have made a large birdhouse/feeder for my dad I feel your awesome skills are going to help me a GREAT deal! Thank you for this upload. You got a new subber :]
@TigaPutraWoodworking4 ай бұрын
I want this❤❤❤❤❤
@ernad5004 ай бұрын
Rly Well done , am amazed with the work you've done ! Is there a market place or myb a link where to find this tool attachments ?
@Trad61665 ай бұрын
Hmm no rebar and concrete in a square above ground. Seems like it will shift with weather and the concrete without rebar will spilt apart and separate. You did a whole lot for nothing
@user-wi4jj8tu1o5 ай бұрын
Me encanta
@deltoid77-nick5 ай бұрын
Most beautifully edited Hardware demonstration video I've ever seen no minute is wasted there is information everywhere jam-packed I love it
@ambienteyenergia07285 ай бұрын
Donde se puede obtener
@thisathsenula5 ай бұрын
Brother what is that cutting machine Called. What is the name of that
@tonyv84505 ай бұрын
nice gate!
@sanctuary5705 ай бұрын
Did this, it keeps staining stuff with soot. No idea where i went wrong.
@pouguangreipanmei89746 ай бұрын
Can you please help me to get the vid?
@blainealvarez-backus97806 ай бұрын
How has it held up?
@joan-mariacbrooks6 ай бұрын
A lovingly created, expertly crafted cat condo, estimated value would be priceless but if priced, I'd value it as a $10K condo. Fosca looks very happy with her condo. You are a genius builder.😻😻😻
@jimprouty67936 ай бұрын
I can't stand video's with no commentary.
@noggler62114 ай бұрын
Totally agree. Narration, dubbed over the video part is infinitely more interesting to watch. And LEARN. Unless he is safeguarding some proprietary techniques to preserve his legacy as a wood-burning mage.
@rose.gianno45086 ай бұрын
The Rooster 🐓 approves also.
@rose.gianno45086 ай бұрын
Beautiful job, but many of us do not have ur skills or tools. If my dad was alive, this would be a labor of love. I own some tools, but not to ur extent. My one question is this. The roof being slanted high in the front, doesn't rain or snow enter. Do you believe a pyramid type roof extended over door may have proved somewhat beneficial? Or the roof slanted down over door may be good? Maybe a pyramid type may lose body heat, unsure. I'd appreciate knowing. I've always wished I owned a house to create a wood shop but guess it wasn't in God's plans. I'm 76, guess my dream is over. So many strays here. Thank you for showing us this efficient home. ❤ I love watching these DIY videos. We get so many ideas on making homes for the poor outside kitties. Maybe God can grant me another 50 yrs of life soni can do these projects. We learn so much when we get older and realuze, time has really slipped by. Blessed 2024 to all.
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I'd like to do this but in reality I'll probably just drill a hole in an ice chest an call it good nuff ha ha ha
Would you tell me what measurements are the plank and the wood?
Thank you!
Wonderful! Thank you for making this video! Out of curiosity, could you give the name of the glue you used to secure the stone to wood? :-)
Absolutely one of the coolest things I've ever seen!!
I am very interested in the way you mark the bottom of your piece. I am trying to find a new way to mark mine.
Eu queria saber aonde se compra Bodies
Magnífico, ilustrativo y pedagógico video. Enhorabuena por una producción tan cuidada y por una receta tan útil. He reproducido exactamente la receta en las mismas proporciones pero no consigo darle a la madera (unas tallas de pajaritos en madera de tilo) el brillo que aparece aquí. Quizás sea porque he fabricado la cera con aceite de Bebé Johnson en lugar de aceite mineral de grado alimentario. O tal vez debería probar con aceite de vaselina. No sé... el caso es que la madera absorbe todas las aplicaciones como una esponja y acaba por no tener brillo alguno, pero eso sí, con un tacto excepcional. No pretendo darle un brillo excesivo porque eso empobrecería la talla, que parecería "industrial" o incluso tendría un aspecto "plastificado", pero sí me gustaría que tuviera un brillo discreto y tenue. En fin... seguiré experimentando, pero si alguien tuviera alguna idea al respecto, le agradecería sus comentarios. Y aparte de eso, mis felicitaciones a Woodworking Barcelona. He encontrado ya varias veces inspiración en sus magníficos y cuidadísimos videos que son, además, muy útiles y pedagógicos.
is there a specific chain you are suppose to use for ripping slabs?
This is a definite upgrade on my improvised sturdy cardboard box, draped in plastic sheeting, hidden in a bush so my husband wouldn’t find it, stuffed with pillows and blankets.
Now this a REAL man! A skilled craftsman, compassionate, and willing to take time and energy to benefit an outdoor cat. Man of the year! ❤️😺😺😺❤️
just saw your 1000 likes, looks like 3.6K. so, YAY how do I get the plans or do you mean on your secondary channel? I am new to this. Thanks
Fantastic work! How about a step by step with measurements etc.🤞for those of us that would like to duplicate?? PLEEEASE. 😃
Absolutely fantastic
Would have been nice to see how you took the lintel out and put it in otherwise a pointless video as most people know how to sand and paint wood 😮
Quedo impresionante! Como hiciste para exagerar las vetas? Eso hizo la diferencia. Excelente
first of all, the video is really great, thank you I also now want to make a glass, but I am a very beginner and there are difficulties That's why I would like to ask what kind of turning knife he used and how is it sharpened? Maybe a Torm code? It would be a great help Thank you very much in advance for your help
Nice music. Would loved to hear a detailed explanation of everything you do 😃
Please price
رائع 😊
❤
Would have been really cool to have seen it in action with the sheep. Nice work anyway.
How do you make sure that the sandpaper doesn't contaminate your strop with large grit pieces?
I hawe Been looking 10-15videos of stropping and your was best to show how its done
Painful to watch
Am i hearing a sasquatch at 1:26?
I think I'll buy mine... It would actually b cheaper to me
Would any oz leather work
Grinding on the side of a wheel like that should be avoided, or done very lightly, they can explode.
Nail (2) 2"x4" boards one each end of the log minimum 3' long each. Stabilize the log, then slow ,steady straight push forwards. Can put you n an old aluminum ladder with rolling wheel rail system. Use a bicickle brake handle as your throttle. Use rear brake of BMX,mountain bike. It will also have a recyclable throttle cable.
Make a long mallet
Thank you for making this video! Great info and beautiful cup.
you have the guide section of the milling jig the wrong way around.
Top notch. Superb video. Subscribed. Would you share what type of sharpening stone yr using? What grit of Tormek are you using?
By the way, what is that insulation you are using?
I'm in the middle of building a cat house for outside of the house when our cat Nico has to wait for us while it's raining. I was thinking of some insulation for the floor (i.e.waterproof fabric) and was going to have some raised legs too so the cold morning floor wont affect him but it never occurred to me to put insulation in the sides and roof inbetween boardings. Even though I am only a beginner and have made a large birdhouse/feeder for my dad I feel your awesome skills are going to help me a GREAT deal! Thank you for this upload. You got a new subber :]
I want this❤❤❤❤❤
Rly Well done , am amazed with the work you've done ! Is there a market place or myb a link where to find this tool attachments ?
Hmm no rebar and concrete in a square above ground. Seems like it will shift with weather and the concrete without rebar will spilt apart and separate. You did a whole lot for nothing
Me encanta
Most beautifully edited Hardware demonstration video I've ever seen no minute is wasted there is information everywhere jam-packed I love it
Donde se puede obtener
Brother what is that cutting machine Called. What is the name of that
nice gate!
Did this, it keeps staining stuff with soot. No idea where i went wrong.
Can you please help me to get the vid?
How has it held up?
A lovingly created, expertly crafted cat condo, estimated value would be priceless but if priced, I'd value it as a $10K condo. Fosca looks very happy with her condo. You are a genius builder.😻😻😻
I can't stand video's with no commentary.
Totally agree. Narration, dubbed over the video part is infinitely more interesting to watch. And LEARN. Unless he is safeguarding some proprietary techniques to preserve his legacy as a wood-burning mage.
The Rooster 🐓 approves also.
Beautiful job, but many of us do not have ur skills or tools. If my dad was alive, this would be a labor of love. I own some tools, but not to ur extent. My one question is this. The roof being slanted high in the front, doesn't rain or snow enter. Do you believe a pyramid type roof extended over door may have proved somewhat beneficial? Or the roof slanted down over door may be good? Maybe a pyramid type may lose body heat, unsure. I'd appreciate knowing. I've always wished I owned a house to create a wood shop but guess it wasn't in God's plans. I'm 76, guess my dream is over. So many strays here. Thank you for showing us this efficient home. ❤ I love watching these DIY videos. We get so many ideas on making homes for the poor outside kitties. Maybe God can grant me another 50 yrs of life soni can do these projects. We learn so much when we get older and realuze, time has really slipped by. Blessed 2024 to all.