Making £1000 from Free wood
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2024
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I was given some free wood by the guy in the village called Dickie who collects wood
He gave me 12 pine bed slats and two pieces of wood that were very heavy.
Dickie said he didn't know what the wood was but he was worried it was Indian death wood! He said he had read about a wood where is you got one splinter in your skin it would kill you and he told me to be careful
I wanted to make £1000 for a cancer research charity as my brother in law sadly died last year from bowel cancer. So I tried to make 50 small catchall trays too raise the £1000
See if I was successful and see if i survived the Indian death wood
If you would like a tray please DM me on Instagram to see if I have any left
Thanks for Watching
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Second! I know you've told me how much work went into these, but Im honestly impressed with your woodworking stamina doing all that work, but in the end they turned out great! A really nice project with a good cause.
Thanks Pierre I’ve always got plenty of stamina
Zach says your trays are too cheap, he's only 5 but he knows what he's on about 😅.
Great vid Steve, what a great thing to do
Thanks for watching Tim and Zack
Tell Zack he’s right they are too cheep.
He’s got his head screwed on and he will go far
Woods that I have never heard of and talent that I can only dream about. Great to see what can be achieved will will, perseverance and a small workshop.
Great work, and great Vid. Well done.
Thanks much for your really kind words thanks again
Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦. Amazing tray project, they turned out wonderful. Good luck on raising the 1000 pounds for such a good cause. Cheers mate
Oh thanks so much glad you enjoyed it it and thanks for the sub ❤️
Great build Steve. So glad you survived your Indian death wood ordeal. I’m also glad they did not end up in the bin either. Such a great cause and hope you reach your target. 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Thanks Martin yes I’m still alive 😂
Super project. The trays turned out beautifully! Best of luck with your endeavour to raise money for such a noble cause. Yes, sadly many of us have lost friends and family to cancer.
Thank you so much for watching and for your best wishes take care
Steve, Great video and great project for an awesome cause. True, cancer is all around us. Thank you for sharing and you have a new subscriber. God bless.
Thank you so much it means a lot
Delighted you went back to them, they look super, even if they are cursed
Thanks Keith let’s hope they’re not Cursed just have to be careful with the splinters 😂
I've been looking forward to the video after hearing about them on the podcast. They look so good!!
Thanks so much for watching and listening cheers man
First time viewer of your channel and great job with the trays - hope you raise a load of money! Also you need to be careful with Indian death wood! I've heard tale that if you look at it for too long you can go blind.
Thanks so much for watching! I’ve been lucky so far no blindness and I’m still alive 😂
Love your podcast and look forward to it every release but this video really adds to it...the effort and work is sometimes hard to visualise from hearing you talk on the podcast. Sending you and theswedishmaker much appreciation!
Thanks so much Jamie for watching an listening it means a lot cheers
Well done you. Good cause!
Thanks so much Ken
Great video Steve, and awesome project! Hope you'll be able to reach your goal.
Also cool to see the Arendal-sticker on the bandsaw!
See you in Birmingham in a few days.
All the best
Thanks so much Are looking forward to catching up with you too
They look spot on Steve, great effort! Wish I had a wood womble.
Thanks a lot John the Womble doesnt go to Scotland that often
Nice video Steve
So glad you survived the Indian death wood .
Thanks Glen I’m still alive !!!
Great. Job Steve and for a great cause 🍻
Thanks so much Liam
Just found your channel, looks good, my kind of vibe.👍
Cheers Howard thanks a bunch
Great video Steve - I just subscribed
Thanks so much Andy much appreciated
Great video Steve. The real ones will know the effort that went into this project. 😂 They'll also get this reference: Did you get that clamp idea from that woodworking for dummies book??
Thanks Jason I saw Michael Alm do something similar with his pattered plywood 😂
@@SteveBellCreates Ahhh yes. Michael Alm is a pretty clever dude. Still impressed nonetheless.
They look awesome! Pop me down for one if you have any left!
Thanks Luke ones deffo got your name on it ❤️
What is Indian death wood, never heard of it mate
Hi Keith, I don’t even know it exists. The old guy Dickie who gave me the wood just said he hoped it wasn’t Indian death wood , one splinter and then a week later your dead, so the name Indian death wood stuck. It’s a really heavy dark wood someone said it looks like A wood called EKI I’ve never heard of that either but thanks for watching
Hi Steve thanks for the reply, when you said get a splinter from it that rang a few bells meaning yes i have heard of it happening but i didn't know about Indian ☠ death wood,
Thanks for the information,
The piece of work that you did was lovely and didn't look too difficult to do I'll have a go minus the hard Indian many thanks mate
First 🥇
Well done
Thats perana pine not India death wood ? Its a hsrd wood for to be usedc on packing casea and some pallets
Thanks cheers