Many thanks for sharing that amazing video. I just finished your Roubo bench with beams my wife and I reclaimed from a barn we tore down. Feeling inspired once again in South Eastern New Hampshire.
I think you guys need to add more panning shots to the video. 5 minutes 49 seconds of video, and the camera wasn't panning for 1 minute 4 seconds of it (I timed it). And in the 1:04 that the camera wasn't panning, it was doing a hard focus fade in.
Greg Ledet I laughed so hard! Yet, the production value is higher than most of what's on youtube, and even though someone made more efforts to do "stylish" and "pretty" than anything else (or had just bought a slider), it's still crystal clear as a tutorial!
Beautiful craftsmanship! But why the let down in the end where he couldn't even be bothered to clean up the saw dust and shavings before wrapping up the tools?
+donepearce Oh my god, I'm reading this a month later from when you posted it, and you really didn't want to take his advice about not embarrassing yourself, huh?
Very nice video :) A wooden foot-powered lathe would have been even more pleasing. Hole punches would have wasted less leather and simplified making the leather washers (good, cheap big set of punches £13 on ebay). Do the leather washers actually do anything - with a solid wooden code?
Love the video and what a handle!! For me the video did move around too much, I think other people have said it. It’s nice for the first few times, then I’d like it to focus on your skill! It’s not a criticism honestly, just feedback 😉 thank you
belo... inspirador... not speak english please traduzir. E incrível como podemos descobrir algo belo naquilo que a primeira vista não é belo. Encontrei um marco/batente de porta velho e pintado no lixo... ao aplainar descobri por baixo daquela tinta uma bela madeira.
Its like bringing to life a pipedream, living in the beautiful wild, having time to create something, ah to dream!!!! Bit different from the commute to work 🙄
I've always felt like toolmaking is the greatest form of craftsmanship.
Well made and JT is great
how convinent he pulls a piece of fire wood out of the pile. and it ends up being currly maple WOW.
Man, I just felt chisels down my spine watching this.
Like a wonderful fairy-tale.. and the music just makes me dreaming.. must be paradise.. ;-P
If you made that an hour and a half long, I would still watch it.
Many thanks for sharing that amazing video. I just finished your Roubo bench with beams my wife and I reclaimed from a barn we tore down. Feeling inspired once again in South Eastern New Hampshire.
+Woodchip Woodworks I'll make sure John sees this one!
This is an excellent video. I just turned two handles using this technique and they turned out great. Many thanks.
This is amazing and truely Romantic.!!!
Very enjoyable to wake up and see this early in the morning when sitting at my work bench. Thanks.
Precioso trabajo, enhorabuena!!
Saludos,
Carlos
Nice shop, I'm jealous.
A joy to see a craftsman at work, nice job man!
I guess he didn't think about shrinkage of the handle or his waste. Both might be a problem in the future.
I love the simplicity and the beauty of the work! Beautiful!
The simplicity of this video is just amazing.!
Now that's woodworking!
Lovely work!
Wow, just amazing. I really enjoyed this video. Music and pace went together perfectly. The craftmanship is truly an inspiration. Thank you.
I think you guys need to add more panning shots to the video. 5 minutes 49 seconds of video, and the camera wasn't panning for 1 minute 4 seconds of it (I timed it). And in the 1:04 that the camera wasn't panning, it was doing a hard focus fade in.
Greg Ledet I laughed so hard!
Yet, the production value is higher than most of what's on youtube, and even though someone made more efforts to do "stylish" and "pretty" than anything else (or had just bought a slider), it's still crystal clear as a tutorial!
Greg Ledet Lol, I can only hope you were joking.
Aaahahahah I love that you timed it. Seems like someone just got their first dolly rig. Still a lovely video! :)
This video is so deeply satisfying. I don't know why. I had to watch it 3 times! It's mystical. :)
Beautifully done and I absolutely love the tool chest. Kudos.
A very great video, A true master of woodcarving!
I do this all the time, wish I knew how to make a living doing it.
+David Scott Erotic videos.
Looks like a woodworker without any Deadlines! I wish i had that Passion
Kudos on workmanship
great video Thanks
Beautiful craftsmanship! But why the let down in the end where he couldn't even be bothered to clean up the saw dust and shavings before wrapping up the tools?
+MadMulberry My thoughts exactly. Otherwise an excellent demonstration of superb craftsmanship.
Dude just made a handle from a log and there is someone out there who has to point out some wood chips not picked up. Ha
@@davidm.leavitt3356 whats the difference if its a log or a piece of off cut, or stock that he bought?
needs more camera movement
relaxing creativity. this is what woodworking is all about
Beautiful!
Very awesome you really got wood turning down to the t I can't wait to get my wood lathe
Good use of materials that are around us, or just thrown away by some. Nice vid!
That realy is romancing... The shop and all !!!
Very nicely done video. Informative as well as evocative of a sense of meaning
Nice hair bro
Loved this video! Thanks!
It make think that before burn the wood in the fire it could be a nice part of a tool
the video wouldn't have been complete without the super sweet man bun that bro was rockin...
Strumptavian Roboclick lost one subscriber as soon as I spotted it.
Thanks
nice job you make it look so easy
Now what the heck is he gonna use to make a new belt.
Chisels.
Nice!!
Do you treat all of your sweethearts like that?
The handles don't fall off any of my chisels.
+donepearce Most likely because you rarely use them.
+donepearce Yes you are. Silly indeed.
+donepearce Stop embarrassing yourself. You are really out of your league here.
+donepearce And you have a reading comprehension problem as well. Your embarrassing episode continues.
+donepearce Oh my god, I'm reading this a month later from when you posted it, and you really didn't want to take his advice about not embarrassing yourself, huh?
Now THAT was a heart warming romantic story
I like that with the leather on the end, and I have so much scrap leather--guess what my next shop project will include!?!
Wow.
awesome
Very enjoyable video
That was really enjoyable. Now I want to see the making of that tool chest ! Is there a a video on that ?
sera el paraiso ese? confusion...
Most excellent.
Flawless!
Real sweet.
this music is killing me.
What is the turning device that he used? Id love to get one.
A lathe
Very nice video, who is the autor and name of the music?
nope!
Very nice video :) A wooden foot-powered lathe would have been even more pleasing. Hole punches would have wasted less leather and simplified making the leather washers (good, cheap big set of punches £13 on ebay). Do the leather washers actually do anything - with a solid wooden code?
I N C R E I B L E! saludo! muy buen trabajo
Beautiful. Could you explain what finish you gave the handle? what oil and wax were you using?
Great Video and I love the way it turned out. By the way , did you make the bench or is that a lie-Nielsen ?
John built it... www.finewoodworking.com/videoworkshop/2012/08/build-a-hybrid-roubo-workbench
Is this guy a famous woodworker? Anyone knows his name?
+Tim Bjørn John Tetreault works in the art department at Fine Woodworking magazine.
+FineWoodworking Okay cool, thanks, he should really do some more videos he appears to have a natural talent.
I love the music in this. Any idea where I can get the tune from?
:)
What the track plays in video?
Was that wood glue he used for the belt?
+Baron Teddy Von Forsthoffer Titebond 3
FineWoodworking Thank you!
Great video, what were the two products used to finish the handle?
8 people click on dislike WTF....................
***** More likely they are simply people who see tools as utility objects that don't need such effort spent on making pretty handles.
fucking beautiful
Love the video and what a handle!! For me the video did move around too much, I think other people have said it. It’s nice for the first few times, then I’d like it to focus on your skill! It’s not a criticism honestly, just feedback 😉 thank you
harbor freight lathe!!!!
It's a Rikon.
FineWoodworking
Name dropper.
FineWoodworking I was thinking about buying that same lathe from woodcraft.
La classe!!!!
1oftheonez and none above or below shall stop this mission. Jesus is God
Thump, thump, thump.
belo... inspirador... not speak english please traduzir.
E incrível como podemos descobrir algo belo naquilo que a primeira vista não é belo. Encontrei um marco/batente de porta velho e pintado no lixo... ao aplainar descobri por baixo daquela tinta uma bela madeira.
Its like bringing to life a pipedream, living in the beautiful wild, having time to create something, ah to dream!!!!
Bit different from the commute to work 🙄
If it helps, John commutes 50 miles to work. But, knowing him it's the most peaceful commute ever. -Ben
this stressed me out
peter gabriel masiva attack
peter gabriel masiva attack
YEP ! no one or lie gonna stop this mission. It only hastens its fullness. Ah Babylon you doomed
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Jesus, what depressing music.