I am 51 yr old father of two, with a son who is starting woodwork in Secondary school. He shares the same first name as you. Love your stuff, its absolutely great to see your work, and you're an inspiration to a lot of people I am sure, myself included. Might be doing some wood work with the lad in the garage in the New Year.
It's great to hear your son can still take a woodworking class. Most schools in my area have removed woodworking & metal shop classes & all the equipment scrapped or given away, sadly.... Hello 👋🏻 from Southern California 🌴
@@annettev8362 Yeah, that's understandable. It's dangerous to use a band saw with a cellphone in your hand. Such a shame that an amazing trade won't be shared with today's youth. Videos on wood working are all well and good. But there's so much more to experiencing it first hand. The smell of the workshop. The smooth, warm feel of a fresh slab of wood about to take shape.
My heart broke a little bit for you when that salt box imploded. :( I love your videos, your attitude, your work ethic and your Irish brogue. I'll be watching probably all of your older videos in the coming days and weeks. Best wishes from Tennessee, USA.
Mate... When your box broke.... I felt that.. I felt that.. great video, I love it that CZcamsrs are keeping the old ways alive and don't need to worry so much about the profitability of the product being made. You should raffle off the items you make and just enjoy the process of making by hand. Well done. Cheers J
Been watching your videos a lot the last few days, your attitude, work ethic and videos in general are very refreshing. I'm a journeyman auto mechanic by trade but your peaking my interest in getting into wood working, I've even been snooping around on Ebay keeping my eye out for old woodworking tools lol. Cheers and all the best from "across the pond" as we say here in Newfoundland lol.
I seem to recall you saying that building furniture would not be profitable for you, but your attention to detail and devotion to wood working makes me believe that you could be a master at it. I could imagine you accepting commission pieces of incredible beauty that brings out the beauty of the wood in the manner of the old craftsman.
I seriously look forward to these vlogs so much! Something about the simplicity of them make them so much more interesting than any other “woodworking” channel I’ve come across. It’s a rare glimpse into someone’s daily work process when most people make videos based on a new project they are showing themselves build. It’s also fascinating seeing a bit of an Irish man’s perspective 😅😊
Idk about that but I agree people get far to caught up in having the right gear. I used the front facing camera on a broken Iphone x for two years to get myself started,.
Your long form content is so relaxing. I am really surprised you didnt even use much/any artificial lights for your videos up till now, its some real oldschool home cooked video content
Love your videos, keep it up! Great great workshop you have there. Hope it is not getting too cold during winter time. As a German I really like your Irish accent. Cheers. Jan
I have zero talent for woodwork. After an attempt to varnish a pinball machine in yr9 DT resulted in all the moving parts together I gave up. Love watching your stuff, in a time when social media is full of frauds your genuine talent is refreshing. 👍🏻
Some powerful memories of my father's workshop. He did the same kind of work as you and I've seen all those tools doing their thing. He turns 90 this year. A carpenter, joiner, wheelwright and blacksmith. I don't know what will happen to his tools... it's sad really.
Brilliant! Thank you for including the fail. Sometimes it happens and we learn from it, that's why the old fellas are such good woodworkers, they made these mistakes decades ago. Showing errors makes it even instructive cos it's what we mortals will do and have to fix. You are a champ, keep it up!
I love watching your videos. Gives me the drive to keep working on my own projects. Lately, I've been working on a wardrobe out of western red cedar for my apartment since my girlfriends clothes take up all of our current closet space 🤣 built her a yarn cabinet a while back too since she makes blankets so she had stockpiles of yarn all over the place until i built that
I love your videos! Thank you so much for bringing us along for your adventures, and it helps that you’re easy on the eyes! Keep up the great work, and thanks again for amazing tips
You have a wonderful accent Eoin. It's reassuring to watch a craftsman take such good care of his tools it is!. I started sweeping the floor in a local furniture factory and now have my own barn woodwork shop over here on the pacific coast. Always on the lookout for secondhand machines, I picked up a band saw a few years back, fixed it up and now it's worth its weight in gold! Good luck to ya fella!
Just starting to teach myself woodworking over the last couple months. I feel your pain, and I haven't even attempted dovetails yet! You've inspired me to look into expanding my inventory of hand tools, I've really been enjoying your videos and wish you the best!
Keep going Eoin! The next salt box is going to be even better and it was wonderful to be included on the journey even though the end result wasn't what you'd hoped. My heart also broke with you when the salt box fell apart and yet we learn to get up and try again. If at first you don't succeed try, try again. The little train that could is a nursery rhyme that has always stuck with me. I think I may actually engrave it on some wood once I have my own place. Seeing you make all of these things reawkens my hope that I can too! Thanks for that. I hope you continue to flourish and make many more wonderful wooden creations. I learn so much here and it is a very nice corner of youtube I am very grateful for.
Everyone should be tuning into this channel. I like your positive outlook ,with the good work ethic , challenging yourself. And that accent is a great topper. Great work brother
The recording style and quailty really reminds me of those independent shows you'd see on PBS or the Science Channel bsck in the late-00, early 2010s. And not's a really, really good thing.
Its fascinating watching your videos, your commentary is hypnotic ! I emigrated to America but Ive always wished I went to Family in Dungarvan instead !
Love your videos brother, keep up the good work. You've really got me wanting to try my hand at woodworking, I have been wanting to get into it for years but just haven't gotten the tools yet.
I have no idea why my algorithm brought your content to me, but I'm so glad it did. It's a joy to watch you work. Your content makes me feel like I'm working right next to you. You present a very friendly, genuine, approachable demeanor. Please, keep up the great work!
That failure right at the end was so relatable, I don't know how many things I destroyed minutes before completion. Mainly acrylic fountain pens though. Small catches on the lathe.. 🙈
Hello! I'm new to your channel and have fallen in love with your running commentary and all the things you build. It's been a year or two now since the last time I've done something with wood, and your box breaking reminded me of all the other oopsies I went through during my own wood work projects. I'd say it's a learning experience, but still, it hurts when it breaks. Hopefully the next one doesn't end up like the first (fingers crossed!) Have a good day Eoin! :)
I love your workshop setup! I come from a farm background with loads of out houses but I flew the coop before I was 17 to serve my apprenticeship as a fitter in the big shmoke. I settled into urban life in East Cork but my greatest regret is we bought a townhouse 20 years ago with no back or side entrance so no possibility of a nice shed out the back that I’ve been hankering for for about the last 10 years! I am involved with my local men’s shed which gives me a space to do some tinkering but there’s no place like your own place! 😂 Well done for your honesty also when the box broke on you! You could have skipped that bit but by showing us it happened tells us something of your integrity. It happens us all! ( I thought it was just me.. 🤣) Keep it up lad FairPlay!
So I came across your channel and I found you using a very funny shaped wooden hammer, it is the same thing that my granpda has/had in his chest of tools, I now know what the hell that funny wooden hammer is for. smacking the joint together, it explains why it looks the way it does all rounded/impacted down. A nice memory. cheers.
I let out a big “awwwwww” when I seen the clamp eat the salt Box, good to see you still smiling looking the destruction tho . I don’t do any wood working but your videos played on my shorts and now I just watch some dude cut wood from over seas lol. Greetings from Illinois, USA!
It's nice to see someone using tools that are older than they are. Over here in North America, I feel like everybody replaces tools just because Milwaukee made a new saw... Lol
Totally amazing, even though the dovetail box has to have "another go"... I am Navajo from America, also know as First Nations. I was trying to to sound like you😁 at the end there..
Kid, that's what we say in America, I enjoy your channel. I'm jealous of your new shop. Old school, love. Take us on a night out in an Irish pub. We want to see the bartenders😂. Regrets of my youth...never got drunk in a real Irish bar. Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for the pub shenanigans video.
Ooof. Like a punch in the gut when something you put time into splits when it is almost done. Similar thing happened to me last night on a present for my wife. Lots of time 'til Christmas to try again. ; )
My father and uncle are both handymen. When I was young, they'd drag me to watch them do their work which made annoyed me as i saw no fun in repairing, building, renovating things but now as teen, i find myself tinkering more and more with household items. Trying to learn what the purpose and name of tools, what they're good for, what certain nail sizes are for, how to use a electric drill and saw and all that. I've seen your videos on socmed before and always saw u as the "funny sounding handyman", so i thank you sir for sparking this interest and now hobby of mine. May I soon be able to make my own axe handle
I’ve never even thought about doing woodworking before but your enthusiasm and knowledge really is addicting! I might have to give it a try! Keep doing what you’re doing Eoin, it’s brilliant!
Every time a project implodes like that, my sympathy as a seamstress reaches out to you-- "or we're just gonna cry instead"-- I've been trying to get my embroidery machine to work with a design for the last *three months* to no avail-- at least you could come back the next day and have it work.
1:52 You left your camera!!! I know, I know; I'm kidding! The lengths creators go through to simulate scene continuity is grossly underappreciated. Love your work though!! Keep up the great work!! Love from Metuchen, New Jersey.
It's fairly easy. I split an inch and a half diameter maple branch in two then Hallowed a 5/8 hole The hardest part is choosing what note to make first. Give it a quick google.
I'm in love with your positive sounding voice, you seem like such a friendly person and honestly seeing anything from you always makes me smile. Your content always makes my day so much brighter. ♥
Awww, hate when that happens haha. As a welder myself when you said paint and glue make me the jointer i ain't. We say A grinder makes me welder i ain't.
Great videos, thanks! Try putting your light box a little off to the side / above the camera (experimenting with different positions is a good idea) the lighting is more interesting as the shadows cast look more natural.
Sounds great and your production and B-roll looks better each time you release something and thanks for showing us more about your style! I recently found a kid's toy metal detector for planing my reclaimed lumber. Keep it up Eoin! Is a doorknob in the center of a door a common sight in Ireland?
I'm in love with that little plant growing on your car! Haha I think you should name it Hermann -this is a very strong name in my country, (basically translates to military man or Sir Man if you spell it Herrmann lol) strong name for a strong little plant growing in the most unlikely place
😮 just when I get to one of your most recent videos, thinking I will have no content left to watch, you mention live streams and now I'm well chuft there's loads more for me to watch 😂 thanks!
Perhaps it’s time to design yourself a small heat branding tool. Something that you can stamp onto the base (or inside) these commissions that you’re there making. Kind of a fun idea. Something that future craftspeople will find and identify as an item made by Eoin Reardon 🙂 Probably a bit of a pain, but you could even leave a little space where you could add in the date/year that you made the particular object/item.
Good show. My sister put this up on FB recently, and it reminded me of you. I hope it fits. . A poem I found. No author identified yet: Beechwood fires are bright and clear If the logs are kept a year, Chestnut's only good they say, If for logs 'tis laid away. Make a fire of Elder tree, Death within your house will be; But ash new or ash old, Is fit for a queen with crown of gold . Birch and fir logs burn too fast Blaze up bright and do not last, it is by the Irish said Hawthorn bakes the sweetest bread. Elm wood burns like churchyard mould, E'en the very flames are cold But ash green or ash brown Is fit for a queen with golden crown. Poplar gives a bitter smoke, Fills your eyes and makes you choke, Apple wood will scent your room Pear wood smells like flowers in bloom Oaken logs, if dry and old keep away the winter's cold But ash wet or ash dry a king shall warm his slippers by.
Eoin, I'm really sorry about the salt box. I feel badly that it didn't work out; I know exactly how you must feel, since I've had similar things happen. I hope you can take another try at it and have it work out better. I wish you the best of luck. - Michael
I am 51 yr old father of two, with a son who is starting woodwork in Secondary school. He shares the same first name as you. Love your stuff, its absolutely great to see your work, and you're an inspiration to a lot of people I am sure, myself included. Might be doing some wood work with the lad in the garage in the New Year.
Wonderful. I’m sure he will remember those moments forever
It's great to hear your son can still take a woodworking class. Most schools in my area have removed woodworking & metal shop classes & all the equipment scrapped or given away, sadly.... Hello 👋🏻 from Southern California 🌴
@@annettev8362 hello I’m Michael from Southern California wow nice having you here, would love to have a nice chat with you?
@@annettev8362 Yeah, that's understandable. It's dangerous to use a band saw with a cellphone in your hand.
Such a shame that an amazing trade won't be shared with today's youth.
Videos on wood working are all well and good. But there's so much more to experiencing it first hand.
The smell of the workshop. The smooth, warm feel of a fresh slab of wood about to take shape.
“Maybe we’re just gonna cry instead”
Ya got a good laugh out of me with that one
This channel has pre 2016 CZcams vibes and I am all for it! Just very simple eight to fifteen minute authentic vlogs filled with personality.
My heart broke a little bit for you when that salt box imploded. :( I love your videos, your attitude, your work ethic and your Irish brogue. I'll be watching probably all of your older videos in the coming days and weeks. Best wishes from Tennessee, USA.
Agreed, same here
The "squeak squeak squeak squeak" followed by the "creak creak creak creak" was very satisfying.
Well done leaving an honest mistake in there, good for people to see it happens to all of us!
Absolutely love the ambience of the old shop, brings a sense of tradition to the work being done. Cheers from Vermont, USA!
Mate... When your box broke.... I felt that.. I felt that.. great video, I love it that CZcamsrs are keeping the old ways alive and don't need to worry so much about the profitability of the product being made. You should raffle off the items you make and just enjoy the process of making by hand. Well done. Cheers J
The audio sounds great! Also good on you supporting local businesses!
Been watching your videos a lot the last few days, your attitude, work ethic and videos in general are very refreshing. I'm a journeyman auto mechanic by trade but your peaking my interest in getting into wood working, I've even been snooping around on Ebay keeping my eye out for old woodworking tools lol. Cheers and all the best from "across the pond" as we say here in Newfoundland lol.
I appreciate that. you should definitely ta ke it up as a hobby out side of work.
Heeey newfi Irish across the pond as we say 😂
I seem to recall you saying that building furniture would not be profitable for you, but your attention to detail and devotion to wood working makes me believe that you could be a master at it. I could imagine you accepting commission pieces of incredible beauty that brings out the beauty of the wood in the manner of the old craftsman.
I seriously look forward to these vlogs so much! Something about the simplicity of them make them so much more interesting than any other “woodworking” channel I’ve come across. It’s a rare glimpse into someone’s daily work process when most people make videos based on a new project they are showing themselves build. It’s also fascinating seeing a bit of an Irish man’s perspective 😅😊
Just goes to show people love the man not the recording quality
Idk about that but I agree people get far to caught up in having the right gear. I used the front facing camera on a broken Iphone x for two years to get myself started,.
Your long form content is so relaxing. I am really surprised you didnt even use much/any artificial lights for your videos up till now, its some real oldschool home cooked video content
Love your videos, keep it up! Great great workshop you have there. Hope it is not getting too cold during winter time. As a German I really like your Irish accent. Cheers. Jan
Love watching your videos when taking breaks from studying, always a pleasure to watch your content !!!!
Cheers Lad, All the best with your studies.
@@EoinReardon Thank you so much! :)
I have zero talent for woodwork. After an attempt to varnish a pinball machine in yr9 DT resulted in all the moving parts together I gave up.
Love watching your stuff, in a time when social media is full of frauds your genuine talent is refreshing.
👍🏻
"before we could even dream about joinery, and believe me, I do"
Some powerful memories of my father's workshop. He did the same kind of work as you and I've seen all those tools doing their thing. He turns 90 this year. A carpenter, joiner, wheelwright and blacksmith. I don't know what will happen to his tools... it's sad really.
The mic sounds great, man! No worries. And good on ya for buying local! All the right reasons right there! Cheers! 🐰🍷
Brilliant! Thank you for including the fail. Sometimes it happens and we learn from it, that's why the old fellas are such good woodworkers, they made these mistakes decades ago. Showing errors makes it even instructive cos it's what we mortals will do and have to fix. You are a champ, keep it up!
I love watching your videos. Gives me the drive to keep working on my own projects. Lately, I've been working on a wardrobe out of western red cedar for my apartment since my girlfriends clothes take up all of our current closet space 🤣 built her a yarn cabinet a while back too since she makes blankets so she had stockpiles of yarn all over the place until i built that
I love your videos! Thank you so much for bringing us along for your adventures, and it helps that you’re easy on the eyes! Keep up the great work, and thanks again for amazing tips
Great Vlog as always! I could listen and watch you work away at these projects all day. ☺️
Another great video Eoin. Love your content, work ethic, and of course Lucy! Have a great weekend!
You have a wonderful accent Eoin. It's reassuring to watch a craftsman take such good care of his tools it is!. I started sweeping the floor in a local furniture factory and now have my own barn woodwork shop over here on the pacific coast. Always on the lookout for secondhand machines, I picked up a band saw a few years back, fixed it up and now it's worth its weight in gold!
Good luck to ya fella!
Just starting to teach myself woodworking over the last couple months. I feel your pain, and I haven't even attempted dovetails yet! You've inspired me to look into expanding my inventory of hand tools, I've really been enjoying your videos and wish you the best!
Absolutely great content! Love the area!
Amazing to see your journey, thanks for sharing!
Keep going Eoin!
The next salt box is going to be even better and it was wonderful to be included on the journey even though the end result wasn't what you'd hoped.
My heart also broke with you when the salt box fell apart and yet we learn to get up and try again. If at first you don't succeed try, try again. The little train that could is a nursery rhyme that has always stuck with me. I think I may actually engrave it on some wood once I have my own place.
Seeing you make all of these things reawkens my hope that I can too! Thanks for that.
I hope you continue to flourish and make many more wonderful wooden creations.
I learn so much here and it is a very nice corner of youtube I am very grateful for.
He did not just say canon event. Greatest building channel ever
Absolutely love your longer videos! All your stuff is really helping me get through the days working at sea! Keep it up!! ❤️
I haven't been super intrested outside of a few cases in woodworking, but these videos are so relaxing. Glad the algorithm blessed me with you.
Everyone should be tuning into this channel. I like your positive outlook ,with the good work ethic , challenging yourself. And that accent is a great topper. Great work brother
The recording style and quailty really reminds me of those independent shows you'd see on PBS or the Science Channel bsck in the late-00, early 2010s.
And not's a really, really good thing.
Its fascinating watching your videos, your commentary is hypnotic !
I emigrated to America but Ive always wished I went to Family in Dungarvan instead !
Love your videos Eoin, great stuff! 😊😊😊
I did indeed thoroughly enjoy this vlog, thank you so much for sharing :)
Love your videos brother, keep up the good work. You've really got me wanting to try my hand at woodworking, I have been wanting to get into it for years but just haven't gotten the tools yet.
I have no idea why my algorithm brought your content to me, but I'm so glad it did. It's a joy to watch you work. Your content makes me feel like I'm working right next to you. You present a very friendly, genuine, approachable demeanor. Please, keep up the great work!
That failure right at the end was so relatable, I don't know how many things I destroyed minutes before completion. Mainly acrylic fountain pens though. Small catches on the lathe.. 🙈
Hello! I'm new to your channel and have fallen in love with your running commentary and all the things you build. It's been a year or two now since the last time I've done something with wood, and your box breaking reminded me of all the other oopsies I went through during my own wood work projects. I'd say it's a learning experience, but still, it hurts when it breaks. Hopefully the next one doesn't end up like the first (fingers crossed!) Have a good day Eoin! :)
sounds great Eoin always goods to view your next task
I love your workshop setup! I come from a farm background with loads of out houses but I flew the coop before I was 17 to serve my apprenticeship as a fitter in the big shmoke. I settled into urban life in East Cork but my greatest regret is we bought a townhouse 20 years ago with no back or side entrance so no possibility of a nice shed out the back that I’ve been hankering for for about the last 10 years! I am involved with my local men’s shed which gives me a space to do some tinkering but there’s no place like your own place! 😂
Well done for your honesty also when the box broke on you! You could have skipped that bit but by showing us it happened tells us something of your integrity. It happens us all! ( I thought it was just me.. 🤣)
Keep it up lad FairPlay!
One of your best videos so far if not the best. Little bit of everything. Love it!
So I came across your channel and I found you using a very funny shaped wooden hammer, it is the same thing that my granpda has/had in his chest of tools, I now know what the hell that funny wooden hammer is for. smacking the joint together, it explains why it looks the way it does all rounded/impacted down. A nice memory. cheers.
idk why but i imagined you live out in the most rural area of ireland and hearing you say "canon event" absolutely gobsmacked me
I let out a big “awwwwww” when I seen the clamp eat the salt
Box, good to see you still smiling looking the destruction tho . I don’t do any wood working but your videos played on my shorts and now I just watch some dude cut wood from over seas lol. Greetings from Illinois, USA!
It's nice to see someone using tools that are older than they are. Over here in North America, I feel like everybody replaces tools just because Milwaukee made a new saw... Lol
Loving the longer videos Eoin! Almost caught your livestream live, maybe next time. 😂
Glad to see you doing so well mate, truly. ❤
that door is absolutely gorgeous
Love Love Love your shirt!!!
Totally amazing, even though the dovetail box has to have "another go"...
I am Navajo from America, also know as First Nations. I was trying to to sound like you😁 at the end there..
Kid, that's what we say in America, I enjoy your channel. I'm jealous of your new shop. Old school, love. Take us on a night out in an Irish pub. We want to see the bartenders😂. Regrets of my youth...never got drunk in a real Irish bar. Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for the pub shenanigans video.
Ooof. Like a punch in the gut when something you put time into splits when it is almost done. Similar thing happened to me last night on a present for my wife. Lots of time 'til Christmas to try again. ; )
A hero. I love you and your life. God speed to ya bro
My father and uncle are both handymen. When I was young, they'd drag me to watch them do their work which made annoyed me as i saw no fun in repairing, building, renovating things but now as teen, i find myself tinkering more and more with household items. Trying to learn what the purpose and name of tools, what they're good for, what certain nail sizes are for, how to use a electric drill and saw and all that. I've seen your videos on socmed before and always saw u as the "funny sounding handyman", so i thank you sir for sparking this interest and now hobby of mine. May I soon be able to make my own axe handle
Just the most authentic and genuine fellow in content creation right now. Keep up the good work, best of luck with the Facebook debacle.
It’s great seeing the traditional tools being used.
Hey I love videos, it feels like we’re getting a sense of who you are. I think that very important! Well done!
I’ve never even thought about doing woodworking before but your enthusiasm and knowledge really is addicting! I might have to give it a try!
Keep doing what you’re doing Eoin, it’s brilliant!
damn vice, it looked amazing though, maybe that broken back piece could be a mini cutting board for like garlic or somethin.
came here straight from TikTok , I'm thrilled to see the whole process.
Every time a project implodes like that, my sympathy as a seamstress reaches out to you-- "or we're just gonna cry instead"-- I've been trying to get my embroidery machine to work with a design for the last *three months* to no avail-- at least you could come back the next day and have it work.
I love how you've hung your silver CZcams plaque on the plain stone wall!
Oh I need that book!!!
Love your videos man. Need some of your positivity when things don’t go as intended. Hope you have a good day :)
Aren't you just an adorably cute wood worker.
1:52 You left your camera!!!
I know, I know; I'm kidding!
The lengths creators go through to simulate scene continuity is grossly underappreciated.
Love your work though!! Keep up the great work!!
Love from Metuchen, New Jersey.
I'm forced into some wood working as of late... I'm glad I came across you channel to provide some help.
Love the new mic. I'm in the process of making a branch flute.
Sick! is it difficult. might have to give it a go.
It's fairly easy. I split an inch and a half diameter maple branch in two then Hallowed a 5/8 hole The hardest part is choosing what note to make first. Give it a quick google.
Hi Eoin, I said this before but I'll say it again, I LOVE your shirt!!
Cheers Lad, Its one of my favourites, I dont Believe in saving things for special occasions.
I'm in love with your positive sounding voice, you seem like such a friendly person and honestly seeing anything from you always makes me smile. Your content always makes my day so much brighter. ♥
When box busted I gasped, sorry pal, thx for good content
Awww, hate when that happens haha.
As a welder myself when you said paint and glue make me the jointer i ain't. We say A grinder makes me welder i ain't.
Great videos, thanks! Try putting your light box a little off to the side / above the camera (experimenting with different positions is a good idea) the lighting is more interesting as the shadows cast look more natural.
The audio is great! Love the vid x
Your channel has me really wanting to visit Ireland.
Sounds great and your production and B-roll looks better each time you release something and thanks for showing us more about your style! I recently found a kid's toy metal detector for planing my reclaimed lumber. Keep it up Eoin! Is a doorknob in the center of a door a common sight in Ireland?
I usually don’t like vlogs but this I love these videos
I'm in love with that little plant growing on your car! Haha I think you should name it Hermann -this is a very strong name in my country, (basically translates to military man or Sir Man if you spell it Herrmann lol) strong name for a strong little plant growing in the most unlikely place
Herman it is
@@EoinReardon haha awesome! I hope he lasts for a while!
😮 just when I get to one of your most recent videos, thinking I will have no content left to watch, you mention live streams and now I'm well chuft there's loads more for me to watch 😂 thanks!
12:06 xD priceless, prefect timing, deeply impressed by your work otherwise by the way.
Perhaps it’s time to design yourself a small heat branding tool.
Something that you can stamp onto the base (or inside) these commissions that you’re there making.
Kind of a fun idea. Something that future craftspeople will find and identify as an item made by Eoin Reardon 🙂
Probably a bit of a pain, but you could even leave a little space where you could add in the date/year that you made the particular object/item.
Love the vlogs
Good show. My sister put this up on FB recently, and it reminded me of you. I hope it fits. . A poem I found. No author identified yet:
Beechwood fires are bright and clear
If the logs are kept a year,
Chestnut's only good they say,
If for logs 'tis laid away.
Make a fire of Elder tree,
Death within your house will be;
But ash new or ash old,
Is fit for a queen with crown of gold .
Birch and fir logs burn too fast
Blaze up bright and do not last,
it is by the Irish said
Hawthorn bakes the sweetest bread.
Elm wood burns like churchyard mould,
E'en the very flames are cold
But ash green or ash brown
Is fit for a queen with golden crown.
Poplar gives a bitter smoke,
Fills your eyes and makes you choke,
Apple wood will scent your room
Pear wood smells like flowers in bloom
Oaken logs, if dry and old
keep away the winter's cold
But ash wet or ash dry
a king shall warm his slippers by.
lol never thought I’d see the day. Mr Coping-Saw meet Mr Reardon.
I didn’t notice any drop in audio quality. it sounds good to me.
Awesome video once again👍🏼
That's a real fine cap, where'd you get it? Love your videos!
Great stuff. I feel like there's a good joke to be made about salty tears over the salt box but it evades me.
Love you videos
Shotgun mics are going to sound way better and you won't have to deal with the cloth rustle, great solution.
Eoin, I'm really sorry about the salt box. I feel badly that it didn't work out; I know exactly how you must feel, since I've had similar things happen. I hope you can take another try at it and have it work out better. I wish you the best of luck. - Michael
My Manfrotto pixi evo just like that one arrived today via ebay. Very stable for such a small tripod
I love how all your thumbnails look like "how it's made" screenshots
Love the old tobacco tins :)
I felt your pain when that thing cracked
I appreciate your desire to support local merchants.
would definitely buy one of your axes!