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Making a side table/stool | DIY woodworking
Making of a side table with simply accesible materials and only basic hand tools. All the wood used is common and can be bought in most stores.
Like my other projects this was quite a challenge to make such thing in an apartment, thus I had to improvize quite a lot when clamping and working with the materiál - as you can see.
Tools used - japanese saw, marking gauge, square, chisel, brace and bits, block plane.
Finishing with boiled linseed oil.
Wish you to enjoy the video and thanks for waching/commenting/subscribing/whatever :-)
Find me at following:
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Like my other projects this was quite a challenge to make such thing in an apartment, thus I had to improvize quite a lot when clamping and working with the materiál - as you can see.
Tools used - japanese saw, marking gauge, square, chisel, brace and bits, block plane.
Finishing with boiled linseed oil.
Wish you to enjoy the video and thanks for waching/commenting/subscribing/whatever :-)
Find me at following:
website: www.radekhonc.cz
Instagram: radkoko
pinterest: www.pinterest.com/radekhonc
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Carving a wooden spoon | old beechwood
Просмотров 382 тыс.6 лет назад
This time I am making a wooden spoon from old beech wood. Tools I used - Japanese saw, flat chisel, spoon gouge, carving knife, some sand papers, pencil and a clamp. Finishing with olive oil to be fully usable. It was supposed to be one evening project but with the filming and "directing" it turned into one night project - still good enough. Wish you to enjoy the video and thanks for waching/co...
DIY_Leather watch strap
Просмотров 172 тыс.6 лет назад
Making my leather watch strap for classical PRIM watch. Probably with no proper tools. The design is focused on comfort and simplicity as well, thus the one hole, one button stud (I can't get fatter any more now) and simple one piece strap to wrap my wrist. Sure there are many things that should have been done better like stitching, dealing with edges, even cutting and making holes and more and...
Misty morning_4K test sample
Просмотров 5567 лет назад
This video is for testing purposes only. Testing the 4K quality, so don't expect too much for that few seconds.
Silent Pen_ No Lathe Pen Challenge
Просмотров 514 тыс.7 лет назад
No power tools, no vice (which would make it much easier... probably next time).. I took this challenge as an evenings project and tho used just these hand tools in my room. Tried to design and make it so that it's comfortable in the hand and fully usable. And the finish to suit my sweaty hands :). Now at least I have my unique pen which I'm looking forward to use. (btw uploaded 20th Feb 8:55am...
SSP race_Most 30.7.2013
Просмотров 38811 лет назад
| závod SSP s racetrackem v Mostě | Yamaha YZF-R6 2003
31.5.2012 Autodrom Most - supersport race with Yamaha R6
Просмотров 35212 лет назад
1:20 Warm-up lap 3:35 RACE (with my terrible launch :) CZ: Zapomněl jsem nastavit datum, takže ve videu je trochu pozadu :D. Start se moc nezadařil, hambou se propadám :) Závod byl přerušen cca o kolo dříve kvůli začínajícímu dešti, ale už tak to bylo pro některé pozdě. A omlouvám se za kvalitu videa, lepší kamera už je na cestě. EN: The time stamp is a bit delayed :D I forgot to set it up :/. ...
Nice one! you may want to use a scraper instead of/before the sandpaper
мужик завяжи со столярккой
🎉🎉
My interest is in studying the skill and techniques in a very interesting project. Simply too fast. I could not appreciate the thought that went into building this pen. Sure, finished product looked great, not a fan of 4x video speed.
horrible accelerated vides
Красота !!!! Хорошо !!!!
Very good example of a good sequence to making a spoon. I learned a lot viewing the video
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داداش city درسته
moc hezká prace :)
I’m impressed you made the stud yourself!
Glad to see I’m not the only one who thins entire strips of leather like that!
Stunning
Очень тяжёлый труд. Хорошая ложка 😉Мастер умелец
Ciao Mi piacerebbe sapere che olio adoperi, chi dice una cosa chi un'altra grazie a presto Ciao
Those look like brand new chisels. I would suggest that you put a good shape edge on them. It will make it much easier to carve. From someone who has been doing this for a while, you may want to add a spokeshave for helping to get the curves. I also use small rifles that my grandfather owned and used in the rough shaping of his sculptures and carvings. Most of the tools I inherited from my grandfather and have been handed down from generation to generation. If you can get a hold of a stately 151 spokeshave, the older ones, are handy even when I carve The old Norse-style bowls. They can be pricey around $50.75.00, or you can get the new stately. As pretty as the new higher-end spokeshaves go, they are too expensive for me. I would put my 17th-century wood spokeshave against a Veritas any day, lol.
How much would one of these cost
A spokeshave? Take a peek at the comment just above your question.
Absolutely beautiful.
Thats awsome man ..
V/nice spoon!
Kinda as if a nato and a Bund had a child together... Nice idea!
What a lovely little spoon, well done.
Does beech wood count as a high end wood like african wood?
What is "african wood"?
@@somika87 tropical african tree used in musical instruments, the wood is very hard and dark
It's amazing to see how every carver has their own style. I've not seen two videos with the same approach. And one learns something every time. Thank you!
Looks like you need to sharpen those chisels , it shouldn’t be that hard to carve through wood even if it’s hard wood & I know your taking your time to avoid any & all mistakes but If you sharpen them you can make the chisel work for you & not the other way around . A easier way to do this is use green wood cuts way easier it softer .
Easier yes, but where's the fun in that. We can't always get fresh-cut wood, so the only choice is precut. You are spot on about his chisels. I was thinking the same thing when I heard a couple of grunts, lol. I just bought a huge load of maple, ash, and hickory from a guy off FB Market place that is on average 2-3" thick by 10-12" wide & vary in length, but nothing longer than 3ft. It is beautiful stuff that are offcuts from a big build he did. He was going to burn them but lucky for me he listed the entire load for $20! Hard as a rock, well-seasoned boards. They will be a challenge, but I enjoy that. This hobby is something I get lost in. It's so relaxing!
Probably the best example of how not to use basic hand tools.
A really fine spoon carving video A good use of your tools..
音が心地よいし、素敵なスプーン
I have carved dry wood so I know how much work this had to be - nice job, although there were some scary sections when you had your gouge pointing at your supporting hand - accident waiting to happen. Also, olive oil will go rancid over time so not best choice.
Prove it , I don't see any videos all talk 🙄
What oil do you recommend as a better option?
@@passionatefruit164 drying oils: raw linseed, walnut, poppy seed, tung oil. All food safe and won't go rancid over time. Olive oil goes rancid, spoiled some of my earlier pieces. Live and learn S87WOOD
@@somika87 i raccommend all type of mineral oil and if you dont want to spend too much you can also use baby oli!
Baby oil? That is not a food-safe oil. It has added fragrance added to it. Stay away from anything with added fragrances unless it is an essential oil, but even that I wouldn't use. Mineral oil or hemp oil and bees wax blended together works beautifully. I can send you a sample of mine that I make if you like.
Beautiful work!
Too much like hard work. Green beech is lovely to carve, and it grows on trees.
Será que ninguém viu que o cabo saiu torto? Pelo amor de DEUS!
a spoon with lovely lines from an old dry plank...well done!
Incredibly uninteresting. 13:28 of fingernails on a chalkboard.
Its not an asmr video calm
good job :)
do you only make them by hand
That was really cool, not a power tool in sight.
It's so satisfying
pleasant style
The flat chisels look like aldi chisels. I know cause I have some, best 9 bucks I ever spent
Nice
Please NEVER point a chisel toward your other hand. One slip or successful chiseling away of the wood and you lose a LOT of blood, and maybe some/all of a finger or two. This is one of the many reasons bench vises were invented!
You should go hang out with the guy in the comments that thinks you can cut yourself with a hand say the way he is using that chisel is by no means dangerous there was almost no lateral pressure on the chisel it was pretty much all rotational torque it would be very hard to cut yourself like that. bunch of fucking pussies in this comment section scared of hand tools
@@Amplefii and one, who assumes every person knows how to properly handle hand tools. i will agree with you on the chisel but the pull saw on the other hand if someone doesn't know how to handle any saw really could have it jump, and rake across a finger or two resulting in tiny cuts across them. it may not be deadly or extremely painful but can be discouraging for someone new to hand tools, which is why it's always nice, and the smart thing to do by educating in a proper, and non-hostile way that you've obviously failed to do. hand tools can be just as dangerous if not more so than any power tool because they depend purely on human error, and judgment, and if you've never used a hand tool there will be a right way to handle, and use them properly to make sure you're safe and you have a good end product.
What camera do you use??
What a cool video! And a really nice saw, i’ve never seen one like that before (I don’t know a lot about tools so maybe that’s why). Where did you get it from?
japanese pull saw. Accurate, not too hard to use, generally inexpensive.
@@80211Denver Thanks!
Great video! Thank you for making it and for showing us how it is done.
Nice. Watching this lowered my blood pressure several points for sure. Keep up the good work!
It went by so fast I was confuse, but it does look cool
Sawing dry wood on a flat and slick surface covered with saw dust, especially beech, with no means to keep the work piece steady, like a vice or a bench hook, is a good recipe for cutting your self.
Rick Schuman he seems to have pulled it off! LOL
I'm just trying to figure out what he has against a coping saw
Are u fucking serious it’s a hand saw what is he going to do slip then just keep sawing give me a break nobody has ever cut themselves with a hand saw
i loved this
güzel bir çalışma. güzel bir işçilik. elinize sağlık
Very nice work, I would have used a coping saw instead of all that chisel work, but to each his own!