Parabéns, pela música, pelo vídeo e pela boa intenção de ensinar... Vou procurar essas hastes de latão para comprar aqui no Brasil... Vou buscar mais algumas ideias e começar a criar meus brinquedos também... Um grande abraço, saúde e paz! Agradeço de coração. ❤
Sir, I am a big fan of these toys, which unfortunately are not very popular here in Europe. Thank you for the beautiful shots of the wonderful whirligigs toy ... It's beauty ...
Madeline, thank you for your comment. I am using 3/16 brass tubing and 1/8 brass rod. I buy these sometimes from Amazon, but you can try a lokal hardware store. Don't use steel. Let me know if you got what you need. Gerhard
Malcolm, thank you for your comment. When I started (after I retired from my job) I only had a few tools : a hand saw, a power drill (corded, I don't like cordless tools), a screwdriver and a hammer. When I got more into it I purchased first a work bench, then a band saw, then a drill press, and a scroll saw. I do not have a carpenter's workshop. I work on the porch of my garden shed - outside, that is why in the winter I am not building a lot. The power tool I use most is the band saw. I do not have a table saw. I also do some woodcarving in the winter, because I can do that indoors.
The background music is nice. I love classical music. However as I live alone I'd like to hear you talking about what your doing. Excellent work.
Parabéns, pela música, pelo vídeo e pela boa intenção de ensinar... Vou procurar essas hastes de latão para comprar aqui no Brasil... Vou buscar mais algumas ideias e começar a criar meus brinquedos também... Um grande abraço, saúde e paz! Agradeço de coração. ❤
Great artist.
Hello👋🙋♂️ there..
Amazing and very interesting project..
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Do keep posting👍
Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes
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Sir, I am a big fan of these toys, which unfortunately are not very popular here in Europe. Thank you for the beautiful shots of the wonderful whirligigs toy ... It's beauty ...
From Czech republic
Think you can make them popular? Maybe come up with a theme for your location.
Sir, you have done a very nice whirligig, congrats. (from Brazil)
Thank you Carlos Alberto. Did you see my Video 'Gerhards Whirligigs452' ? czcams.com/video/Kmo5tMjZ2vI/video.html I am working on another one now.
Amazing 🤗👌
Hi, my dream whirligig projects by myself. Well let see if I find the steel material in Puerto Rico. Amazing
Madeline, thank you for your comment. I am using 3/16 brass tubing and 1/8 brass rod. I buy these sometimes from Amazon, but you can try a lokal hardware store. Don't use steel. Let me know if you got what you need. Gerhard
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Hello can you tell me what mm is the steel rod love you you tube site
Hello Paul, it is a brass rod 3.18 mm. In USA it is sold as a 1/8 inch brass rod. If you are German : brass is Messing.
@@gerhardlind7320 Many thanks you have been a good help thanks paul
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Ok if you have a carpenter' workshop, but no good for anyone who has only basic hand tools.
Malcolm, thank you for your comment. When I started (after I retired from my job) I only had a few tools : a hand saw, a power drill (corded, I don't like cordless tools), a screwdriver and a hammer. When I got more into it I purchased first a work bench, then a band saw, then a drill press, and a scroll saw. I do not have a carpenter's workshop. I work on the porch of my garden shed - outside, that is why in the winter I am not building a lot. The power tool I use most is the band saw. I do not have a table saw. I also do some woodcarving in the winter, because I can do that indoors.
I had to stop watching after a few minutes, horrible music and no explanation what the hell he was doing and why!
I am always open for suggestions. What music do you think would be better ?
@@gerhardlind7320 no music!