By far the nicest hammock stand on this site bar none. No fluff and redundant filler to make up the video. Time lapse with complete view of what you were doing. Great job!! I hope that I can build one as worthy as yours. Cheers!
Awesome! Made one myself too a year ago. Was little difficult to calculate dimensions for this stand. Finally used dimensions from one e-shop. Used all other steps from this video to make my hammock stand. Thanks!
Nice work on everything, timelapse, camera, woodworking, even that old Farah Fawcett poster was nice work :) I've got tool envy as well. They some nice oldies.
I saw this hammock on ebay and have always wanted to make it. I plan on it this summer after school is out. Thanks for the video, it confirmed most of what I've planned to do for this build.
that was absolutely incredible. The craftsmanship and precision that went into making that were stunning. I just ordered one online, and now I don't feel so bad about paying a few hundred for it because although I have the tools, I don't have the time or the skill to build something like this. Great work, thanks for sharing!
Beautiful work. Thanks-you. Was considering attempting this project but realized I don't have a cat ... or the discipline or the tools or the space. But I do have the hammock strung between natural forest posts so, nap time.
This guy did everything short of growing the wood. A true master craftsman. If I had built this I would keep it for myself. I don't know how much I would charge someone for so much work! It would be an astronomical amount of money LOL!!
One of the most Spectacular Jobs i hv ever seen on CZcams. U hv a wonderful workshop... so much old school Tools... REAL TREASURES.... 👏👏👏👏👍 Like to watch u very much.
wow just wow. i have never watched a a build video that made me want to cry you shop is amazing it seams like you have endless tools, some iv never seen even on the job and your work almost mythical > nice job
OMG Man you are a genius your woodworking skill are impeccable i am a workshop man myself but i never seen to get work like this i would love to work with you for a week just to see your shop The best of irish luck to ye
Great job here. Is the hammock for 2 people? I was wondering about having 3 beams and double uprights. To hold 2 adults in a double hammock. Any thoughts? Phil Design Tech
you can pass the dimensions of the project, measurements of the template, thickness of the slats, from Brazil I follow you excellent work congratulations
Hello great job sir thanks for share the video. I have made this in pakistan but you don't share the measurements so that why as a hobbiest this was very difficult for me. I made this and this was my first project....... Thanks
Project is great Skills are awesome Shop is incredible. Suggestion: Repost the video after editing. Double speed could be replaced with some judicious snipping..
What a great project! Do you have plans for this available? I just got a beautiful handmade hammock from Nicaragua and would love to make this stand. Really just looking for bending jig dimensions, lengths, etc. of fabricated parts and the like. Any help would be appreciated.
on your table saw, do you have a ramp that slides the dust towards to collection hose? if not, do you have an issue of the dust not getting sucked away?
Красава конечно но, столько времени и сил, а ради чего? Гамака )))деревьев мало? Тогда бы уже и крышу замутил -типо натяжного зонта! Я думаю, что смотрелось бы -огонь, да и в дождь, в гамаке -жара!👍👍👍
Hi, first of all: VERY NICE VIDEO! I bow my head to you. But I also have a question concerning bent lamination: Would it also be possible to glue up curved beams from individual pieces / "boards" that are shorter than the final beam (for example make a 9 foot beam out of two 4.5 foot "boards", than three 3 foot "boards" than again two 4.5 foot "boards" and maybe only use 9 foot "boards" for the top and bottom layers)? I hope you understand what I mean. Thanks in advance
Beautiful stand, awesome video. You've inspired me to go out to the the garage and get to work. I was really awed seeing you chisel-cut the mortises (?) in the feet to fit the curved main beam of the stand. I was wondering how you were going to get 2 curved pieces to fit together. Great job! Subscribed :)
I like the end result other than the all thread. I feel it should have been cut short enough to recess them in and cut wood plugs to cover the all thread up. Other than that it was very impressive. Good job.
When you drill holes in wood, it loses resistance, right? What could be an alternative to those really big screws that tighten the stand? If you glue pieces together and use screws, can you use smaller ones? I can see that big screws give a beautfiful look, but I´m thinking about resistance.
I am crazy about this support of hammock! I would like to do one to offer he has my wife for the anniversary! Where can we find the plans? In advance thank you!
george crown I cringed when I witnessed the glue up. 20 seconds of wiping wet glue is equal to what? Twenty minutes of sanding/scraping/trimming....but I’m not an expert.
I am so impressed with your collection of older tools and skills across multiple disciplines.
Dude! dude...dude......... That 70's Farrah Fawcett poster !! Great hammock frame build too. gonna make one 👍
By far the nicest hammock stand on this site bar none. No fluff and redundant filler to make up the video. Time lapse with complete view of what you were doing. Great job!! I hope that I can build one as worthy as yours. Cheers!
Love the tools. I enjoy thinking about the life of vintage tools. ✌🏼🇺🇸
Awesome! Made one myself too a year ago. Was little difficult to calculate dimensions for this stand. Finally used dimensions from one e-shop. Used all other steps from this video to make my hammock stand. Thanks!
I ‘m impressed with the hybrid utilization of vintage machinery and techniques with modern equipment.
as i look around your shop i see such wonderful old tools...they must be so satisfying to work with.
Nice work on everything, timelapse, camera, woodworking, even that old Farah Fawcett poster was nice work :)
I've got tool envy as well. They some nice oldies.
I saw this hammock on ebay and have always wanted to make it. I plan on it this summer after school is out. Thanks for the video, it confirmed most of what I've planned to do for this build.
that was absolutely incredible. The craftsmanship and precision that went into making that were stunning. I just ordered one online, and now I don't feel so bad about paying a few hundred for it because although I have the tools, I don't have the time or the skill to build something like this. Great work, thanks for sharing!
Love the Farrah Fawcett poster on the wall. Had one when I was a tween.
Beautiful work. Thanks-you.
Was considering attempting this project but realized I don't have a cat ... or the discipline or the tools or the space. But I do have the hammock strung between natural forest posts so, nap time.
This guy did everything short of growing the wood. A true master craftsman. If I had built this I would keep it for myself. I don't know how much I would charge someone for so much work! It would be an astronomical amount of money LOL!!
it was sold for around $270 on eBay
Or just buy it online for less than 200$ USD, shipping included.
You are amazing. You are next level skilled! that hammock came out beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Made one 3 years ago, exactly like shown in video step by step. Thank you
One of the most Spectacular Jobs i hv ever seen on CZcams.
U hv a wonderful workshop... so much old school Tools... REAL TREASURES.... 👏👏👏👏👍
Like to watch u very much.
Welp, that's on my wishful to-do list. My stepfather would love for me to make him one of these.
Excellent work, this piece is beautiful.
It seems your excellent craft goes beyond wood. The video edit is fantastic and a pleasure to watch.
Absolutely brilliant!!! Till the last minute I had no clue 😊you are a master craftsman sir 👌enjoyed watching the video and many thanks .
That was incredible. I was mesmerized for the entire 12+ minutes.
wow just wow. i have never watched a a build video that made me want to cry you shop is amazing it seams like you have endless tools, some iv never seen even on the job and your work almost mythical > nice job
Very good job, you are the Flash Woodworker. And your workshop is fantastic !
Great shop, fantastic workmanship, and an awesome end result.
Very Nice! I love your shop. I've been looking for some inspiration to do some bent lamination, now I've got it. Thanks.
What a craftsman very good job. Your lady must be very happy with you.
great job, loved seeing some of the old tools, best powered hacksaw ever!!!
Parabéns pelo trabalho, é muito bonito.
Também quero fazer um para mim.
Qual é o raio da curvatura?
Obrigado
OMG Man you are a genius your woodworking skill are impeccable i am a workshop man myself but i never seen to get work like this i would love to work with you for a week just to see your shop The best of irish luck to ye
Great work, beautiful design, well executed! Thanks for sharing :)
Excellent!! Now, if I only had a shop and set of tools like that.
Great job here. Is the hammock for 2 people? I was wondering about having 3 beams and double uprights. To hold 2 adults in a double hammock. Any thoughts? Phil Design Tech
Great job on the build! By the way - love the shop. Lathe was nice and noticed you had a Wilton bullet vise in the shop too. Good stuff.
Nice use of lovely old machinery! Great end result!
What a beatufil shop, great work, oldschool tools, this rocks!
Beautiful work,love the stand,the shop even the music
Excellent details great job 👍🏼
This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen
Very nice and I understand the great skill and time it took to make this. And the feeling of making it yourself. But you can buy one for under $250.
you can pass the dimensions of the project, measurements of the template, thickness of the slats, from Brazil I follow you excellent work congratulations
Excellent build!
excellent craftsmanship, great to watch.
Hello great job sir thanks for share the video. I have made this in pakistan but you don't share the measurements so that why as a hobbiest this was very difficult for me. I made this and this was my first project....... Thanks
Fantastic hammock stand AND video! You're very talented!
great to watch. beautiful work. well done
Muy bueno excelente el trabajo. Felicitaciones 🤗 Argentina buenos aires Bahía blanca
Amazingly Beautiful!!! Kudos
Oh Jeez... what a gorgeous work of art! Respect, brother!
I think you can learn more about it on woodprix.
I think that is perfect. Really good woodworking plans
Amazing build. So impressive. Awesome job.
Those are some old school machines
Un trabajo muy bello muy bien realizado excesivamente profesional Te felicito trabajas muy bien
Miguel Angel de acuerdo, pero se desperdició demasiado pegamento (y del caro)
Great work. I just wonder if it wouldn't be easier and faster adding the "legs" straight to the stand and skew the feet?
cio sei un grande vorrei provare a farne una anche io puoi dirmi a quanti gradi hai fatto i pali grazie
Project is great
Skills are awesome
Shop is incredible.
Suggestion: Repost the video after editing. Double speed could be replaced with some judicious snipping..
I really like this design. Beautiful
What a great project!
Do you have plans for this available? I just got a beautiful handmade hammock from Nicaragua and would love to make this stand. Really just looking for bending jig dimensions, lengths, etc. of fabricated parts and the like.
Any help would be appreciated.
on your table saw, do you have a ramp that slides the dust towards to collection hose? if not, do you have an issue of the dust not getting sucked away?
great work, any measurenents or plans available, or was it entirely free hand design on the fly.
+Al St Aubin i saw the little piece of paper he was looking at in the beg.. of the video
Amazing stand and vero interesting process to building it
Really nice work. Thanks for posting. What have you been working on recently?
I feel so lucky for watching this video.. thanks man
Thank You!
Ótimo trabalho..ficou perfeito 👏👏...voce usa o msm gabarito para curva menor tambem??desde já obrigado
Awesome result. But I wonder if those steel bolts could be replaced with something more woody :)
tu trabajo es imprecionante te felicito pero el pasar el video en alta velocidad le quita belleza saludos un abrazo desde Buenos Aires Argentina
Красава конечно но, столько времени и сил, а ради чего? Гамака )))деревьев мало? Тогда бы уже и крышу замутил -типо натяжного зонта! Я думаю, что смотрелось бы -огонь, да и в дождь, в гамаке -жара!👍👍👍
omg, really nice work man! great craftmanship!
Hi, first of all: VERY NICE VIDEO! I bow my head to you.
But I also have a question concerning bent lamination:
Would it also be possible to glue up curved beams from individual pieces / "boards" that are shorter than the final beam (for example make a 9 foot beam out of two 4.5 foot "boards", than three 3 foot "boards" than again two 4.5 foot "boards" and maybe only use 9 foot "boards" for the top and bottom layers)?
I hope you understand what I mean. Thanks in advance
Beautiful stand, awesome video. You've inspired me to go out to the the garage and get to work. I was really awed seeing you chisel-cut the mortises (?) in the feet to fit the curved main beam of the stand. I was wondering how you were going to get 2 curved pieces to fit together. Great job! Subscribed :)
Hello. Tell me, what is the thickness of the Lamella?
Really nice work; thanks for sharing.
Yeah.... great work!!!! I'll use your video to make my own. What kind of Wood are You using??? Thanks
I like the end result other than the all thread. I feel it should have been cut short enough to recess them in and cut wood plugs to cover the all thread up. Other than that it was very impressive. Good job.
When you drill holes in wood, it loses resistance, right? What could be an alternative to those really big screws that tighten the stand? If you glue pieces together and use screws, can you use smaller ones? I can see that big screws give a beautfiful look, but I´m thinking about resistance.
Alexandre Arato Try using wood joinery although wide screws gives more resistance to breakage than regular screws
great vid - awesome tools and shop
You have some bad ass tools. :)
Awesome video man!
Great woodworking skills
great job well done good sir but what type of chisels are you using at 9:00 please,,,, thank you,,,,
Why hand plane, sand then put it through a table planer?
Awesome work !
That is beautiful and I LOVE that automatic hacksaw (not really sure what it's called!).
Yea,this is soooo impressed.My respect. Regards
Bom trabalho mesmo ( Parabéns ) .
Eu aqui em breve vou abrir uma empresa micro artesanato e vou fazer isto aí obrigado ....
Is this possible to buy?:) really amazimg and cool:)
Donde se pueden encontrar los planos?
awesome work man!
Beautiful to watch - saw this from Jay Bates
where can i find the plans for this .plais let me know
what is the radius of the wood
It so good I am impressed
This video was so helpful to me
beautiful work, congratulations
great work, sir. inspiring to say the least. makes that shit look simple.
Great job.
I am crazy about this support of hammock! I would like to do one to offer he has my wife for the anniversary! Where can we find the plans?
In advance thank you!
Well done, maestro !
why not wipe off the excess before it hardens with a wet rag instead of having to deal with so much hardened glue later?
george crown I cringed when I witnessed the glue up. 20 seconds of wiping wet glue is equal to what? Twenty minutes of sanding/scraping/trimming....but I’m not an expert.
Beautiful hammock subbed.
cool project, even cooler tools!
Genial video ¿como se llama el perro y el gato?:)
Imprecinante, muito bem feito !