Plane Shaving Table Lamps - Scrapwood Challenge ep37
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I reckon the plane shavings as a shade, in the one I made in this video, was neater than the first one. I could probably even refine the process more but I think it's getting there.
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The author does like to from scratch, czcams.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
That was probably the best in-video ad segue I've ever seen.
Masterful Lol idk about your sense of humor but "internet comment etiquette" has some pretty funny and unexpected segways as well
@@fatlacesthedon Just so you know, "Segway" is the brand name, whereas "segue" is the term to refer to one topic melding into another.
Mini_Marauder...one in every crowd. (Two in this case, because I thought the same thing.) 😆
I don't think it's the best in video segue but it's just a hair off being the best.
It's the best Dollar Shave Club ad since Norm Macdonald was dropped.
When you put the razor on the wood piece, for a second I thought you were going all This Old Tony on us 🤣
you and me both :D
Great minds think alike)
@@Gogofam123 But fools rarely differ.
Likewise.
Hahahha yep
18:30 I realized that you’re the most innovative woodworker I’ve seen. Your style has a charm to it that seems not to take woodworking too seriously and yet your pieces display so many perfectly executed, novel techniques and your understanding of proportion is clearly such that the things you make are genuinely unlike anything I’ve seen before.
Coming up with original ideas is so so difficult but you seem to do it in a regular basis. I hope for you that the ideas are always too abundant to keep up with!
Thanks very much and you're right that I don't take it too seriously, I'm just giving it a go and enjoying myself! :)
Clarion you're right, but first Pask and Frank Howarth have to fight.
This blew my mind
Arash Molavi …""
So brilliantly and accurately articulated
I have done some woodworks in the past but this woodwork plan czcams.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG helps me do much in a far lesser time than i used to do i have already built several projects with this plan and i intend to do many more soon. Thank you so much!
Really I did not understand until this segment just how coherent Mr. Pask is I do not hear well hence cc for me so by the time I read that he has moved on but somehow I can follow what he is doing , unlike many others I am in my mid seventies and still work in my shop. Some of the jigs and tools Pask Makes are an immense help. I have been working wood for over sixty years and have never tired of learning. Please continue your "Scrapwood Challenge"...forget the CNC, give me more hand tools.
Thanks very much Pete! Fantastic to hear you're still in your workshop, hopefully I'll be doing the same in a few years too. Glad you find the videos useful even though you would have far more experience than me! :)
that's awesome!! in mid seventies and still active in working. You are an inspiration to others, hats off to you sir.👏👏
Those are really gorgeous. I don't normally care much for lamp projects but this has a beautiful elegance in its complex construction for such a simple shape. Well done
Bloody gorgeous Neil. Lamp wasn't bad either 🤣
What make this channel special is your mix of great craftsmanship and amazing good taste in design!
When I glue up for a lamp base, I cut a small slot in the sides that glue together. That way I don't have to worry about drilling a deep hole that wanders all over the place. Great job Mr. Pask... Thanks for bringing us along
That's a great idea! :)
Good to for sure. Early in the video I was wondering how he was going to do that.
Learned that trick for making blowguns, and later employed it on a few "flutes of inordinate size". ;o)
My grandfather was a master wood worker and your projects reminds me of his work. I enjoy seeing what you do.
The lamps turned out great. I think that the use of plexiglass was a really smart solution to the issues you had on your experimental adventure with the larger hanging light fixture. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.
Totally agree ... a clean shaven man looks 10 years younger! The lamps are awesome, unique and true works of art.
Fantastic, as always! Isn't it amazing how many different things you've already made with your Scrapwood Challenges -- and you still have at least half of the wood left!
and some of that wood is good!
I believe he's on his 2nd or 3rd pile... Maybe even more!
Thanks very much Donna! Yes there is still plenty for more challenges yet! :)
Clarty Paths 😆😂🤣
Great project my friend.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi,
I like these even more than the first one.
The technique with the plexiglas seems less difficult to.
Nice project, thanks for sharing.
Willy from Belgium.
😌😌😌
Your scrapwood challenges are my favorite part of your channel. It is amazing what you can make from scrap. You have some real skills. Thank you for making the videos I enjoy learning and getting ideas for them.
The trick with separating the routed out shade caps on the table saw was mind blowing! Keep up the most excellent work!
Wow! Another great project. Your attention to detail is what makes you stand out as one of my favourite CZcams makers.
Sir you have more talent in one eyelash than I have in my entire body. Thank you for sharing we love your work!
...the usual good woodworking... I see where it's going... then magic happens... Two rings appear... back to the regular program... 14:10 or so. Fantastic.
Absolutely gorgeous. I think your jigs are just as impressive as your woodworking skills. So many different ones!
I derived nothing but pleasure watching you make this. So many ideas and techniques were demonstrated. Fantastic, simply fantastic.
Top man. Excellent project, clearly explained. Thank you.
Absolutely love these lamps!
And your ad segue was brilliant. :)
This is a very beautiful lamp.
A great idea with the very thin wood.
It also shines beautifully.
I've already watched a few of your very good videos.
You always do everything very well.
And you always have super cool ideas.
Many thanks for all your very good videos.
Beautiful. Very classy yet, modern and homey. Love the proportions.
Unlike every other sponsored video on YT, you got your thumbs up at the beginning of the pitch. Classic segway.
Still confused why you haven’t hit a million subscribers by now. Another fabulous video!🇦🇺👴🏻
Mark Brandtman ~Back in the 1980s, during the Tipper Gore PMRC debacle, Frank Zappa was boycotting Washington state, so he set up an 800 number where you could order his CDs. Right after he set it up I heard about it and was jones'ing to hear a little Grand Wazoo, so I gave it call and ended up taking to Frank himself on the phone. When I said I was in Washington and that I was calling because of the PMRC stickering here, he jokingly said, "Well, you need to get off your ass and fix that shit." LOL So I'm telling you to tell your other woodworking buddies about Pask and fix that shit! I know I've told at least a dozen people that have subbed. So get going! LOL Cheers
6:51 Please don't get confused and attempt to shave your chin with a block plane though.... 😧
Like Stan Laurel shaving Oliver Hardy in their woodshop. Have a look for it...
Peter Millard did ok with his plane blade... czcams.com/video/hpJXwEJkgpQ/video.html
m.czcams.com/video/PNdJZHaMqBk/video.html
Why do you think Neil's finally joined Dollar Shave Club?
@@jodyrohde6938 Thanks for the memories. L & H, two minds without a single thought.
I am continuously in awe of the amount of work that go into your videos. Truly well done Neil!
Thanks very much Phil! :)
You got mad skills, your wife must be so proud and love to show your work, I know mine never misses the opportunity to show my handy work and it’s a felling like no other watching her going on and on about the beautiful things I’ve built for her.
You’re a great woodworker.
Whoa!! New bloke on set!! I thought it was a guest appearance by some clean shaven chap!! Absolutely love watching the lathe work. Another great project.
That original wooden lamp shade video was the first one of yours I ever watched... Been subscribed and watching regularly ever since.
Awesome - thanks for sticking around! :)
Really love the long hanging lamp, but all are super cool. Would never have thought to make a lampshade out of wood!
Nice way of making the lampshade. An alternative and totally free source of plastic could be a dead LCD TV if you have access to one, just dismantle it and you will find in front of the LCD panel a few diffuser layers, which are really useful when repurposed for other things. I once made a Star Trek TOS style Warp Core prop (lamp) for my classroom using a diffuser out of a 55" Samsung TV!
That was simply the best wood project I have ever seen. Wow...
ouch, hot glue on the fingers. Very nice. I've always wanted to make a veneer lamp/sculpture similar to your cool lamp. Thanks for sharing.
I like how you made the shades with the wood rims at the top and bottom. And I like that you showed how you made the bulb support to hold the shade on the lamp base. Thank you for sharing your skill.
Neil, you keep outdoing yourself!
your method of gluing the shavings to the plexiglass is perfect!
The beginning of the video was hilarious :)
Just gorgeous. It is crazy to think how many of these you could make out of one random piece of wood! Also don’t butt joint those strips. Will make it easy to come apart and it will look boring as all get out.
These are so beautiful and so elegant. They would not look out of place in a gentlemen's club in London, or a den/home office.
You Sir, are very talented.
I am very happy to have had you pop up via the recommended videos, I think I shall definitely be watching more... :))
Don't make sense somebody didn't like it! It's amazing, so clean, so elegant! Congrats!!
My friend you are a craftsman. These turned out really nice. I'd love to be able to do what you do. A couple pair like these would be beautiful in my home one set in the livingroom and the other making my bedroom . Making both rooms look like a palace. I think your truly amazing. And I thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with the world. May God bless and keep you.
Thanks very much! :)
Haha, clever product placement. 👍 Creative and beautiful build as always
Thanks Hakeem! :)
Beautiful work, friend! Wow....super fun. You do it in such a way that makes me want to try this!
Thanks Tim - that's great to hear! :)
Those are beautiful. Love the backlit colors in the shade coming through.
I'm hoping I'm not alone with this... I've just been out to my firewood stack to grab a few logs for our fire, and I suddenly caught myself, singing aloud, "Scrapwood challenge, scrapwood challenge... it's scrap, it's crap, it's firewood! But some of the wood is good!" ... I even threw in a little "Hey!" for good measure at the end.
Amazing work. The best part is using scrapwood which is generally used as firewood but u transform that into masterpiece. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely delightful project!
Such beautiful craftsmanship Neil! Thanks for sharing the process with us. Your videos are always my favorite. Keep up the great work.
the way you cut the rings free, fantastic.
Wood turning looks so fun and useful... It scares the hell out of me! I definitely don't need another thing to throw money at 😆
You showed the best technique of slipping in an ad for the sponsor I've ever seen. As smooth as your wood surfaces.
ha ha ! well done with the sponsor, first time I ever give a like for a smooth transition for the sponsor ! very nice lamp. make me want to take out the lathe and make something rounder !
Neil, bloody brilliant mate! Seriously skilled and you make it look so damn easy.. You're gonna be under pressure to maintain that "clean" by the guys at DollarShave Club..
Quite elegant Neil. Really enjoyed your Shave Club segway. It gave me a laugh!
Such craftsmanship! Gorgeous!
Beautiful. You are a master craftsman. I am saving this to build. 👍
Wow! The lamps are stunning. In my opinion with black cables would be better but seriously , the design is wonderful.
Gorgeous piece. Loved the "snap" and Pask is out of the frame shot when you turned the lamp on.
Those are really pretty! There are other woodworkers/makers/crafters on YT with skill, but not many have your design and engineering sense. One exception to that is Forme Industrious. You guys should do something together. Thanks for the videos.
Very beautiful design, thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family.
That was the most innovative idea I’ve seen in a long time. They’re beautiful.
Very cool. I like the addition of the kumiko to support.
The definition of 'scrapwood' gets more illusive all the time. Those are beautiful. I wondered how you'd get a decent cylinder out of shavings but it worked out great with the perspex, well worth it for a very stylish look.
Hi Neil, you really are a clever bugger, very well done. Regards Jim UK.
Those lamps are fantastic! What a wonderful idea having the wood shavings as the cover for the lampshades! That just blew me away! 👍
Probable one of your best Projects. ..a true work of Art and technique thank you for sharing and keep on that !!!!
I checked out the video because of the shades, but mercy...these lamps are gorgeous.
Smoothest way to put a ad in well done.
It’s big Brain time
Amazing skills and creativity Mr.
Lovely work as always.
Absolutely love your work and you are an amazing photographer too! Thanks for sharing your gifts with us.
Just the inspiration I needed to re-shade a lamp I have...
As usual, a tasteful project, well presented.
Might be fun to make a "dovetail" detail in the shade by cutting the end of the inside piece of the plexyglass in a dovetail pattern to show through when lit.
These are awesome! Really beautiful lamps. I also enjoyed the process. Good idea with the plexi for the shades.
Amazing narrative, beautiful workmanship, very enjoyed watching this, like all the other videos you make. Great work man!
Absolutely beautiful. Great project. I will have to try that one. Thanks for sharing your talents.
I don't know what you say but I call this as an "Art Work". Love it
Maaan, you've reached such a level, i'm speachless in front of those beautiful lamps :O
Great creativity too, in all the meanings.
What a gorgeous lamp! Mmmm, look at those full-width shavings... harder than it looks. At least for me. Think my plane needs more tuning. It's still super fun, though!
Another great video! As someone just starting to learn about woodworking, small things like you showing the label of your stain are incredibly helpful and very appreciated :)
Neil, you are so creative and put your talents to good use! Thanks for another super cool Scrapwood Challenge
That intro summoned my new best friend satan, he's a pretty chill guy and he likes chess.
Also, SMOOTHEST AD SEGWAY I'VE EVER SEEN just like the the smooth shave after I got a razor from dollar shave club. Thanks my dude
Absolutely Gorgeous as always! Your skill and patience are top notch. Cheers!
I like the way you get veneer by. hand plane and your lamp turn out beautiful
Thanks Pask
Bloody brilliant mate, even shavings can be useful. Next you will show us how we can reuse sawdust right. Other than adding to potting mix for water retention.
I have seen a guy use sawdust to polish the wood he just shaved! Wild, wild!
Beautiful lamps. Loving the contrast between the black and wood grain. You are an amazing artist!
They look amazing Neil, nicely done! 😃👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Those lamps are both unique & beautiful Pask! You always do amazing work........ 👍👍
Nice looking lamps, and an interesting idea.
This is perfect! Looks great. 😍😍
Love the design and the execution...
Best Dollar Shave commercial ever!
Excellent work as always. Intrigued by the method you used to get the loops for the top and bottom by having cuts and different depths and then cutting through them laterally with the table saw. Genius.
Thanks very much Paul! :)
Love the design, great looking lamps.
You never cease to amaze me. Your scrap wood challenge is so much fun.
it may take a good while for me o get to it but i love this concept and plan to implement it in my home. steel stone and wood I'm the tangible sort where beauty and the pragmatic meet is my sweet spot. that is what sturs me and guides my hands.