Just a normal guy learning how to make stuff out of wood in his garage. When I started this channel, I had a basic set of inexpensive tools, I'd never cut a dovetail, I'd never made a mortise and tenon joint, and I'm not sure I'd ever actually made anything square that was supposed to be. Come along and watch me learn how to do this stuff better. Maybe you'll learn something, too.
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You gave a great reason to make GA-nomes... because it makes you laugh, & that gave me a big smile. Thanks!
This is the first video that pops up for you. Hanging things in the places matters, legit.
helpful video. I'm setting up my jig now
Very nice! I think I might try this. Just one constructive criticism, I'd bring down the music a bit in your videos... But great job
Super early in my video making journey. Gonna watch it back now after a few years and probably agree with you....but we'll see
Yup. Agree. Might do a re-edit of this build. Lots of good information here now that I know more about video production it could be beneficial for people to have it produced better.
Trying to turn something with regular wood chisel is the stupidest thing I ever saw.
Yup.One of the stupider things I ever did in terms of woodworking. But I learned a lesson...one of which was to not assume that "youtube woodworkers" were a good resource. Dude with hundreds of thousands of followers uses bench chisels....must be okay, right? No.
Never turn angry. You won't like it when you turn angry. Glad it wasn't too bad. I did see your problem tho. It was incorrectly labeled as Beech, instead of son of beech wood. :D
Never can have enough planes and backsaws so, you're good lol.
I just subscribe to you and can honestly say you my freind are most happy woodworker i have ever experienced and do great work. Thank you for being an inspiration to people ...keep it up.
Thanks very much. I try to keep things fun.
I do wood crafts for shows myself but man those are not crafts those are art...awsome vid.
They're pretty fun little guys to make. Thanks for watching.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff where do you do shows I would like to come see other stuff ,do you have a line up.
Too much sanding! Unsubscribe!
Agreed. Whoever edited this is terrible.
Those are beautiful! I love the design. They say Howard's butcher block conditioner is more food safe than the Feed n wax.
I've long since moved to a different finish for my boards that is made by a friend of mine in Australia. You can find a link to it in the description of any of my more recent videos, including a discount code!
Well crap don't axe me, I don't know how to handle this. But nice Job Mikey B on filming such a difficult subject, and I don't mean the axe. :D
Great job Mike! I love how this turned out.. also , very impressed with your highly effective abuse of a drill bit !😄
I think "abuse" is a little harsh. Technically, a drill bit is manufactured to remove material as it spins. That's what I had it do. Haha
Great video 🎉🎉
Thanks man!
Brah-vough Mike! Looks lovely, and I believe it crosses something off of your resolution list. I've got a Pulaski with a broken handle that I'll mail you to try next.
I dunno what that is, but it sounds like a job I don't want. Haha
Turned out beautiful. Don’t know how you saved it. Able to drill and cut out the wedge. Not too dramatic but it could have been a real pain.
It wasn't awesome. Haha
Very nice, Mike! It looks great! Now, don't leave it outside anymore
You're not in charge of me, Tim.
nice
Thanks, Eryc!
Great video. Glad you finally buried the hatchet on this one.
Hey-O!
Great video Mike! I love the hatchet! Its ok you made some mistakes along the way but every project is unique!
No point in hiding the mistakes. We're all human, after all. Thanks, Bekim!
Can’t say that I have ever seen anyone until now go through an unboxing like this guy.🙀
Yeah....this one was pretty early on in my journey. I'm still not great at opening boxes, though.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuffI will probably understand the excitement when I get my hands on one.
@@richardc6932 This was the first of my Veritas planes. I've added a few more since then and I feel the same giddiness every time.
love the plane ! that veritas sh jig wasted so much of my time . always going off sq even if u tighten with pliers. u can get an add on part that grips the chisel / blade from the side. I got rid of mine and got the lie nielsen- designed right less knobs and weight cost more but always sq. no regrets
I assume at this point you figured out the stamped steel parts. My instructions did cover them, but it did not jump out at you. We might have different instruction versions,
just came across this site, love your excitement and enthusiasm. I just took a look at my very first segmented bowl, made in 2001. it all flooded back , what a wonderful accomplishment Congrats !!
Thanks very much! I'm still happy with it!
Thanks for the video. Yes you will like the vari-grind attachment. You should use it right in the beginning because you will reduce the grinds without grinding half your tool away. It’s good for fingernail grind, bowl gouge and side or Irish grind. Vari-grind 2 is even better because it increases the ease of use. I’m surely going to enjoy sharpening my turning tools a lot more
I'm probably setting it up next week, because I kind of haven't been happy with my grind since I did the Wolverine setup (though I haven't turned a ton since then). Will do a follow-up video on how things have been going.
Tyler is good buddy guy of mine We shared a dislike of a certain ggbo person and been friends since He’s a good bloke and a mad clint
Not sure what a clint is, but I'm guessing I'll agree. He's an okay fella.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff if you spell Clint with capitals it looks like something else 🤣
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN.
Thanks, friend. I'm just making my way through the world like everyone else.
I know four years ago,but ouch on the regular chisel on a lathe, glad it wasn’t worse
Yeah....if I could go back and tell past me things, one of them would be something like "there's a reason some people are 'instructors' and some are 'KZreadrs.'" I thought about not putting this up (and taking it down after it had been up for a while), but I like to have it live out in the world because maybe someone will find value in my idiocy.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuffwe all have done stupid stuff on the lathe some out of inexperience other cause we were lazy etc. You just happen to video it🤷♂️ 👍🏼
Good job, but don't be Jay Batesing everything. :D
I'm about to replace all my tools with an 8x12 CNC
El Shoppo Touro....Ole.
I came here to learn about making a shooting board.
What angle blade did you get for yours?
I just got the standard 25 degree blade, but I hone everything at 30 degrees, so it's got a "micro-bevel"
They’re lovely! Thank you for a great video. I see you used a black pen to draw the eyes and buttons - ones I’ve used have all “bled” in to the wood. What make is your pen please? Thankyou.
Don't use ink pens. Use acrylic marker pens. there are lots of brands. I like Ziegler, but I think that one was an Aroic.
@@WoodenThingsAndStuff thank you.
I love your enthusiasm. I get the same way when I find an awesome tool. ENJOY IT.
New tool day is the best day.
Good morning friends from IRELAND🇮🇪
Love the tour 😂
I see you set off making a spatula from scraps. Nice work, and glad you found enough wood to spatula one out.
I’ll have to be checking this out before too long. Doing the project I would like to do.
Vs the weight of a plywood crate...I generally us a Vinyl 6x6 Post sleeve and line it with Ridgid Insulation board..lighter and super strong!
what video camera are you using to make your videos?
I just shoot everything on my phone. Not sure what phone I had when I made this particular video, but woulda been a Samsung something.
Is very beautiful to hear and watch!
It was a good project.
Dude, great vid. I'm building a woodworking/project bench and saw your video. Its an older video but you cracked me up with your wit and I learned a few things too. Good job!
Thanks very much!
You should put a link to some tissues in here
Really simple, clean lines. Good wood selection. Well done!
Thank you very much!
We got trades aid bandages here check em out
I have a really shitty harbor freight windsor design jack plane that's pretty much useless. however the iron is shaped exactly like the iron for the spokeshave (maybe a few cm longer). i wonder if i can make my own
Good night
Mates just having fun
Maybe some acdc
Great video, Mike. Enjoyed the demonstration & feedback given on the tool. Makes a difference when people provide all the information like that, instead of leaving us wondering with unanswered questions in the end! Thanks for it all. If I had the ability to do any kind of woodworking right now, I have to honestly say, just based on this video & review alone, I’d be buying 1 right now instead of writing a comment lol!
Thanks! It's a great tool.