Making a shaving horse for woodcrafting and traditional woodworking.
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2023
- Sassafras is a wonderfully smelling tree! Watch me build a traditional shaving horse that will be used to make many more projects.
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A magnificent work of art. Thanks for sharing this delightful video.
Love his safety boots 😂
Great how simple tools can make a masterpiece with the right knowledge.
Beautiful work! Beautiful bench. Rugged and will last for a couple lifetimes. Hand made, an heirloom
That looked like an enjoyable experience. The fragrance must’ve been fantastic.
My Grandpa used to dig up the sassafras roots and taught us how to make tea with them which tasted and smelled like root beer. Great memory.
Nice work. Sassafrass, it's fun to say sassafrass..I made mine outta fir 15vrs ago.
Wood on iron, that is the way. Great job!
You can use a protractor or sliding T bevel to help drill angled holes in wood.
Estefoi melhor video que ja achei,.....parabens genial
Neat. The endless variations in these things are amazing. Posted my own vid last week (only just seen yours) and mine looks the same from the thumbnail. Nope!
I've made one of these but I use some power tools especially for drilling. The only difference was I used some leather and some chain at the back of the angled board instead of making it stationary so you can adjust the height and angle of your working surface.
This is a great video
Thank you!
Klasa
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Pozdrawiam z Polski 👋🇵🇱
There is a large Polish community here in Connecticut USA. Nice to here from you.
Bom trabalho, gosto dessas coisas.
thanks for the lesson, great job :-)
Your welcome!
Awesome! Great job!
És um grande artista parabéns pelo seu trabalho
Thank you!
Nice work! Only handtools and raw wood, love it. Maybe i'll copy that. I think for me it would be a little bit too high. Working with 90 degree elbows is not my favourite. Thank you! Greetings Gerrit
Thanks! Using those tools is a joy, if hard work. Good luck with your own.
Belíssimo trabalho parabéns ganhou mais um inscrito e deixo aquele like valeu ✍️ 👍 🤝 💯💯
Grazie
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Good Ol’ American ingenuity. Thanks and I subscribed. My late father left me all those same tools. Kudos
I live the old tools, how great your father left some to you.
perfect.
Great job I need to make one
Post photos if you do!
Seems like a lot of time, and effort, for something that looks like it wouldn't last long enough to make this a worthwhile project
I bet it lasts 30 years. There are some around that are well over a hundred.
@@BecomeaWoodcraftingWizard I would've never guessed. Seems like if it's not perfectly symmetrical, that over time it would develop a wobble, and start falling apart. Just goes to show what happens when I assume things. I need one of these very soon. Looking forward to getting through all these surgeries, and healing, so I can get back to working on projects again. 😁
Belo trabalho parabéns
Thank you!
Super creative video,good day!
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thank you!
@@BecomeaWoodcraftingWizard
You're very welcome! May you have many more smiling, beautiful days, strength, health, peace, of course, just like that for everyone! Good luck in all respects!
Great video! I subscribed.
Thank you!
I had the pleasure of finding a large sassafras and obtained a log big enough to build custom front door for my house.
Too bad it's not more readily obtained, it works wonderfully.
It’s a great material.
Well done! Was that a persimmon branch you used for the pedal arms? Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day.
Hickory.
Great job , do you have a video on how you made your beetle ? Also what type of wood your beetle is made from ?
Subscribed for your name alone, never mind the content!
That's great!
What wood is that, it looks very straight grained, Yet sounds hard
It sassafras. Rare to find it so large. This fairly soft and a pleasure to work.
Super 😅
Такий розумний а якщо волокна кручені потрібно вдоль проходити з дубом ты мене не обманеш
Now I know where the Indy car sound originates
Yeah, it’s a main road.
Dla mnie to archaiczne 😂
Sassafras, is it ?
Yes!
Great eye! Use it to examine the thumbnail.
What is the diametr of spiral drill?
1 and one half inch. That’s something like 30 mm
Does it smell like root beer?
Excellent m8 forget the health and safety aspect with some boots ,better to be grounded to the earth while doing this project for maximum health benefits mind and well Biehn lol . Greetings from Wales UK and thanks for showing us .
Can you please put some boots it’s stressful watching otherwise 😂
Can you please put a foot in it, it's boresome listening to it.
Sorry that’s stressful for you. It looks scarier than it was.
@@BecomeaWoodcraftingWizard I've been around logging too much to know you NEVER do anything like this without good boots.
It's called grounding
So you want to take away his freedom and pleasure in working barefoot so that YOU don’t feel stressed? Half the world works barefoot.Get over yourself!😂
Интересный верстак, но почему у него всего три ноги.
It only has three legs because it's hard to find a spot where the ground is flat enough that all the legs on a four legged bench could reach the ground at once.
Three legs is more stable on uneven ground. 4 will always rock.
@@BecomeaWoodcraftingWizard может вы и правы, но мне кажется, что четыре ноги надёжней
@@user-go5gf7yc6m он же тебе сказал, для неровной поверхности сделал, что не понятного, если тебе в гараж, делай 4 ноги, если на улице, как ему - 3.
@@playmaker1011 разве я сним спорил, я высказал своё мнение, причём очень культурно. А ты скорей всего из агресивной страны РФ, чего ругаешься.
If you are beating on the poll of your hatchet, I'm already done with this video.
Barefoot? smh
yeah I know. Lot of people are upset by that.
Don't drop your hatchet
There is no room in the frontier cat house for the safety police.
@@BecomeaWoodcraftingWizard Lead by example, right? My comment wasn't an attack -- I just know it will be a matter of time before you get hurt, and no one wishes that on you. I'm a diesel mechanic, and in my profession, skipping safety steps can get you killed, so that's where I'm coming from. Be safe, my friend.
Why are you using that wimpy mallet? Get a sledge hammer
The mallet was free and is as heavy as a sledge. It also does less damage to what I hit with it.
Не знаю кому как но не удивлюсь что ещё год и народ ради лайков начнёт пальцы на ногах колбасными кругляшками резать,на столько бездарное видео что смотреть противно,называется «чтобы построить деревянный дом надо рядом построить пятиэтажку
Your words cut me deeper than the axe ever did