How To Make Branch Crayons
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
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Cody, thank you for the terrific project idea! I have 3 children that'll really enjoy doing this. Also, thanks for all the effort you're putting into your videos.
Project farm comment :O Only 3 likes wth?! Also, you must have learned from Cody, because you put a lot of effort into your videos still too :P
Do a crossover with you and Wranglstar because you both do reviews
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Cut off a smaller bit to put at the back end instead of half. Gives the illusion of going all the way but leaves you with more to color your picture book in.
plug one end then melt a bunch in other end to fill the whole stick.
@@JWS1968 John's got the idea, use it like a mold and fill it up. You can cut off the back to reveal the backing if you want or keep one side sealed.
"gotta stick with your primaries red, *green, orenge*" hmmm seems legit
orange*
I KNOW HE WAS and I already knew the prymaey color sand I knew it was ajoke but he spelt orange wrong so be quiet @somethingsomethingDarkSide
@somethingsomethingDarkSidesee now I made spelling mistake rushing xD
@@aarongorton1984 mmmmmongol
I’m sure he knows how to spell orange though.
I made mine but I drilled close to the end but not the whole way through, melted the crayon go a funnel and poured it in the whole and let it dry, after it dryed I cut off the button revealing the crayon I then sharpened it into a usable crayon! Anyone doing this I highly suggest doing it this way!
Good to read.
I was thinking the same thing as I watched. They make those "So Big" extra large crayons. You could bust it up and melt it down in an electric ladle.
I thought the same basically, however drill from both ends for one long continuous hole then to keep the melting crayon in the hole not the wood stand on end fill with glue for just a second then drain it out let it soak in and dry to seal the wood to then fill with crayon that melts to low heat.
Dude when he broke the crown I called it and I yell at my phone "melt the dam thing"lol
@@wranglerstar When I did mine I didn't want to melt ... But I only cut a little quarter inch off the end of the crayon for the plug on the bottom and used most of the crayon for the top... I found it was better to drill a 1/4 inch deep hole, insert the crayon, then slice it off... To avoid breaking that very small piece of crayon plug.
Why waste all that crayon just for the look on the bottom? 😁 ... Good excuse for an update video for more views 😎😎.
Thanks Cody, My girls watched this with me and now we have to go to the shop and build them today. The youngest ran at the end of your video and grabbed her crayon box and said, come on Papa let's go make them. It was so cute. Oh by the way she love Heart racer she always asks was my dog on today LOL. So Thank you God bless Pete USMC
Wonderful to hear. Have a great day!
Semper Fi Frank USMC
The choose your color part had me rolling!
If the crayon in the back end is just for "looks", why not just insert a 1/2" or so plug so you have more usable crayon on the sharpened end??
Good idea, or make them double ended, different color other end.
Or you could drill the entire length of the limb, and get the fat crayons and melt them, and poor the entire thing.. They're cool either way.. Peace!
I came down here to comment the exact same thing, glad somebody else had the same idea!
That was my initial thought. Had a toy as a kid that was designed to take broken crayons and melt them down and pour them into a mold. that would come in handy here.
Washburnedout, I bought my little girl one of those things, and she melted some star crayons that had a different color on every point.. And she started melting the new crayons instead of the broken ones. lol..
You could probably just drill the hole all the way through then melt the crayons down and pour them into the stick to make it have crayon all the way through. That's just a theory though. Have a good day everyone.
I see..Jack took your saw, so you go and take his crayons! lol
Hes probably to old for them but just the think to keep his old dad entertained. lol
you hust made my day
Would love to see how you sharpen those carpenters pencils you give out in a video
lol
Do a a a review on the JBL speaker that you had in the background of your video
My Dad made a set of these YEARS ago, which I found neat at the time.
These crayons bring back some fond memories I had long forgotten.
Thank You, Cody, for jogging my memory back into action once again!
4:06 "Thanks for watching, keep your stick in a vise."
AVE for the NSFF (not safe for family) win!
Benton Addison UNCLE BUMBLEFUCK!!!!!!!
i love how all my favorite youtubers watch each others videos and collaborate/reference each other. its like family getting together for holidays
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WAIT the crayon don't go all the way through???
I've been bamboozoled!
hoodwinked even!
If you don't stop adding things to the common man's toolkit, you can't lift it anymore. Man youre giving away a nice present. By the way, its nice to see how you learn. I try to imitate what you do at home. Please don't cut out your mistakes in the future, because thats the interesting part. Thats how you and i learn. Nice to see you are so honest with us that you are posting everything.
Well thank you for sharing this with the masses! I have five young grandsons and this will justblow their minds. I will send a photo of you gift to us after I'm finished.
Wouldn't it be easier to melt the crayons and pour them into the sticks?
Try it and let us know.
dudelivestrong no. Because you'd still need the same steps, plus adding another two steps, melting the wax, and then cleaning whatever you melted in. Never mind and mess you make.
It may be a better way, but not easier.
you wouldn't have to mess with glue, I'd prefer that
Glass syringes? I have a really old one that could be used for this
Ive tried it in middle school. Lots easier.
The way you made your decision on what color to use was priceless.....love it!! hahahaha!
What if you took 10 or so crayons and melted them down then poured into the wood body so like a carpenter pencil you could just a knife to sharpen it?
That's how i thought he would have made them. I can see him making another video and doing it that way
I'd be lazy and just take the tips off of some then insert them until the wood was full. Then it could be sharpened as needed without all the messy melting?
the crayon wont fuse to the wood that way
+Steve Long
Yeah, just buy a few boxes of crayons, and use at least two crayons of the same color for one pencil. And make the pencil thinner too. It's not going to be made just for looks. : )
Well to handle that I have this rack that is made to cook bacon wrapped jalapenos in upright so the cream cheese doesn't melt out. But would that dry out the wood to point of cracking?
I melted about 5 crayons and poured in the wax. It works great!
4:23 I've never seen a saw with such elegance..
I found this very relaxing. Life in my home these last 2 years has been chaos. Dementia has laid claim to my wife. Making my grandkids these will soothe my soul. Thanks.
Very nice video. Now my daughter is on the hunt for some tree branches that are worthy of making into crayons. lol Sounds like I have my afternoon project planned for me today. Thank you for sharing. :)
What a great day you will have
dont cut off your fingers babe
Beautiful little project!
Very cool I am going to try and make some today with my kids.
Marine proof crayons.
what if the marines are beavers
You havent met many infantry marines have you? Thats a mid morning snack at most pal.
Hold my beer
This does nothing more than add fiber to their diet.
They'll still eat them! Plus they'll get they'll get their fiber and the Marines can reduce visits to the Dental Officer!
if your only shaping end why not only put a short bit in the flat end and the rest in the other?
ok I will thanks
I was thinking the same :)
Cody,
Once again you've showed why you need to make a video series (or write a book) on woodworking.
From the simple to the complex, you explain it so well, and make it interesting, too.
You, sir, know wood, and its ways - from planting and growing it, to felling it and milling it, to making things from it - you know wood.
PLEASE, consider doing this. Your special gift really should be shared.
(Mrs. W., maybe you can convince him!)
07:58 Who else felt that?
I saw it coming. The voice in my head was saying "how's he going to push that in without breaking...*snap*...oh"
Good on him to include it!
I curled up lol
I'm a wood turner well I'm 68 now and have been turning for about 8 years. I am making the Christmas decoration and I think that these woodsman crayon will be a brand new
addition to my pile
These are pretty cool. I really did think you were going to melt the crayons and pour them through the drilled out branches to fill the whole thing. Once I saw that you were putting a piece in each end, my next thought was "why not use two different colors and sharpen both ends?"
Bob Ashmore cool idea
My partner is a primary school teacher so she would love these. I haven't done any woodwork for many years, but I'm going to have a go at this for her!
That "wood" be a nice gift. The knife work was facet-nating. 😊
ugh
Sorry Cody, that was actually meant for Mrs W.'s amusement.
trollforge love the puns man!
Thanks! Back when I used to do the MSN thing I used to call myself The Punissuer...
And jacks amusement 😉
Woodshop in school we were made to first only use the old tools before we could use the power tools. That shop teacher was definitely one of my favorite teachers.
This could be a great project for cub scouts to make (with some assistance for drilling, of course!)
Years ago I did pencils... with skinny branches and lead from a art supply store
I love that you also show what goes wrong. We learn a lot from that.
Cool. Why not cut the crayon into 3/4 and 1/4, and use the shorter piece for the end plug to get more usable crayon? Maybe make the overall length 7 or 7.5 inches to preserve the scale and make it last longer. Thanks for sharing you techniques. Namaste.
LOL.
I'll be picking up branches as I clean up around here this spring. I'll also be saving the crayons the kids get with their kid menus when we eat out!
2:20 SO MANY COLORS!!!!
Jackson Frame *colours
hello grammar police
Timothy Alexander"colors" is correct in the US.
I think your "maths" is off...
+Timothy Alexander: Don't you have better things to do than argue over regional spelling differences? Get out there and make some crayons, dag-nab-it!
Glad you posted this. In your previous video I was trying to figure out how you got the crayon in there. Best idea I could come up with is, you drilled a hole then filled it up with melted crayon wax, then cut the end off to expose the other side.
My two year old: "What Mr. ...star doing?" This use of crayons is foreign to her.
I just realized that Cody is the adult-oriented Mr. Rogers; a genuinely kind, informative and inquisitive man who patiently guides and teaches for the simple joy and benefit of it. All neatly packaged and presented through your household and handheld devices.
primary colors =orange, green, purple, black, white (face palm)
what a treat watching you decide over which color of crayon to use!
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A few years ago I made some 20+ pencils for my daughter's friends for a party. I used finger wide sticks from a bush I trimmed and 2mm lead refills. Each pencil was drilled with a 2mm bit and pushed a 4cm long lead piece into each (none on back). As the bush had fairly straight limbs, most pencils were pretty straight with some having a very subtle anatomical curve for interest. The bark was already quite smooth so left it untouched for a touch of texture.
Each pencil was surprisingly quick and took only a couple of minutes from beginning to end. Was fun and the kids (and parents) loved it.
Now you just need to built a big pencil sharpener to sharpen them
It's called a knife.
What a great unique and easy to make gift! I'm searching the woods tonight.
Nice. I am going to try a hand at this. Mine are going to be metric, I'm afraid ;)
Best of luck
Hendrik Plümer metric crayons are a sin against nature AND humanity
Great simple project to get your kids involved in.
Either I just turned 5, or you just turned 80. I can't decide which...
You turned 85
LOL...I laughed so hard watching you try to pick colors of crayons.....I literally had tears in my eyes. thanks!
0:46 he did what I do which my wood
Omg lol
Same
about an inch or so lol
Nice idea. Something easy to do with my niece and nephew. Glad something from England made it into tool kit.The brace drilled hole had the bit turned alot less than the battery drill.I think that's why it was was tighter.TkEZ»UK.xx
Let's stick with primary colours. Picks red green and orange 😑
NateGaming04 Boo Hoo he made a mistake.
Cool it was meant as a joke but...
I can't wait to create these Wonderful crayons with my 7 yr. young niece.Thanks for the great idea. Blessings to you and your family .👍🇺🇸👍✌️🌎✌️
hi guys from England
I'm from Scotland!
Hi Ellin Loouise
Ellin Louise Miller Snoxell Nottinghamshire here
Hi from Northern Ireland :)
Down in Dorset in the West Country!
The attention to detail is great! Love the little things.
Lot of Monday morning quarterbacks in the comments. LOL. Folks like to tell everyone else how to do it better, but will never do it themselves.
well said was thinking the same thing maybe if everyone with the advice how he should have done it should make their own videos
And a lot of folks like to assume what everyone else will, or will never do.
Making videos is hard. It's a lot of work not even related to the content of the video. I make timelapse videos on my channel (paintings) and the video editing process is 10x as much stress as the filming. I think a lot of folks who have access to tools and such that would actually make this crayon might not have the additional expertise / time to do the video editing/production. It's a pain!
2:26 "why am i having so much trouble with this?!" that line really made me laugh XD
You could probably melt the crayons and pour it into the hole that way it goes all the way through
Picking the colours was priceless.
My boys now have the perfect christmas gift to make for their grandfather. Thank you for the great idea.
What a great little project. I can't wait to make them for my kids.
Love these woodsman crayons. my daughter is a grain artist so I am making her a complete set of them Roy G. Biv.
I just want to say, he is such an adorable man! I love all his little comments and personality. Thank you for sharing this. I love this idea for Christmas!
Fantastic! Red, no orange, no yellow. Such indecision. Excellent vid. :D
very nice. simpler than I thought they would be. definitely a conversation piece.
These are a lot of fun. Thanks for including them.
definitely making my daughter one... her mind will be blown. thanks for the video on this!
I just ordered lots of 2mm mechanical pencil lead refill to create Christmas gifts for the younger people in my familie 😊 thanks for the great idea!
by the time you made those, I drove and bought timber crayons, 2 stroke pre-mix, filled my jerrycan, drove back to my property, filled my saw with fuel, sharpened the chain and then fell 2 cedar trees. Now i'm enjoying a beer watching you finish the branch crayons.
Still neat though and I do enjoy your channel. A bit nerdy, but cool
Very cool idea. I'll have to try these for the grand kids. Thanks for posting.
tried this today to moderate success. it needs a little refinement for sure, but I'm thinking a box of these would make an excellent Christmas gift for my 1 year old
I think that is a cool idea that can be pretty useful to mark things in the wood shop and in the woods.
These old style auger bits have a screw tip. It does well to pull the bit into the wood when drilling cross-grain. The screw doesn't hold very sell into end grain and you have to apply more muscle/pressure on the end-grain wood when drilling.
Definitely making these for my dad. Thank you!
This is a really neat idea. I think I will try making some for my nephew. I mighty try melting the crayons and pouring them in.
Really neat idea. Interesting on the tolerance in the polder drill bits.
Thank you for this.
Im planning on making The Blues Clues Nature notebook and needed to find a way to make the crayon.
My daughter is wanting one of those now, so now it's off to try and make some. Great video.
Pretty cool little project. My kids would love these.
Very creative! i followed step-by-step. Made a bunch. Thank you!!
This was just featured on my local NBC T.V. channel on the show "Right this Minute". I am guessing there will be quite a few more views on here than normal. Congrats Cody! you should feature this now.
Ha! I actually jumped when you broke the red crayon...Very cool gift idea. Thanks for the video.
Very cool! My kids would like using those, might be a rainy day project!
Nice looking crayon. Reminds me of the huge pencils we had to use in elementary school in the 60s.
Twist bits don't make perfect round holes. Just can't beat the old school bits. Good stuff!
Thanks I'll be making some for birthday presents so neat never had a clue really simple and easy thanks again !!!!
THANK YOU for making this video. god bless you.
looking at the comments i see a lot of parents or grandparents planning projects with the children people like you are far and few in between but special you gave them ideas that would be fun to do with the children you are awesome !!!
I don't know why but watching you saw the branch is so satisfying
This is a great project to do with my kids. And a nice addition to the tool kit, especially if i win it for my 8 yr old son ;) Thanks!
That old bit definitely didn't have a tighter tolerance. It was more worn out so the hole was smaller lol. That means it's probably super old. All it was cutting was wood probably. Also I'm sure crayons aren't to super exact specs
They are, not a signle crayon leaves the factory if it isn't exactly the correct dimensions.
I'm happy you decided to do these
Hi Cody, Im a 20 year old in college. Love the videos and they've put an itch in me to start woodworking, but being in my situation, money is tight. Winning the kit would be awesome and I'd put it to use without a doubt.
The branch crayons will make a happy grandson. I may do a thrubore on the branch,tape over one end then melt about an inch of each color into the open end and give it a color change as it is resharpened. Bore diameter will not be critcal.
Omg! Watching him pick a color was the funniest thing I’ve seen all day!
Hey I have started to do some woodworking and I have tried to restore some old tools to little avail but I have found huge amounts of joy in the learning and the journey I have taken with the tool aswell as what I have made. The biggest thing is I have an pretty big anniversary coming up for me Ann's my girlfriend and I would like to make her something instead of just spending more money on a stupid gift she won't use. I have done similar things before and loved it. I also want to use the kit to educate others on how to do woodworking because I use my Snapchat to make skit style videos on my MICROGREENS and other plant which has gotten lots of my friends interested in gardening and I would like to make videos during it so it would be a great host to that idea my set especially now during my biggest exam season to be gifted such a wonderful box and tools. Thank you for the service you have provided for the videos and knowledge you have given me even without the tools you have inspired me. So Thanks.
I'm glad to see you are making happy videos again
Awesome crayons. Great idea for kids. I think I want to try it with chalk too. They'd love that.
I did this today with my kids. Thanks Cody!!!