Nice build, and I like the clever design of the adjustable riser assembly. Here are a few points to consider: 1. It would have been easier to chamfer the ends of the log with the drawknife instead of with the axe. 2. When debarking logs, as for the legs, you hit the knots at a more favorable angle if you work from the bottom of the tree toward the top. 3. Widening the openings of the leg holes with a gouge (or even a knife) would result in tighter-fitting legs. 4. I think you could have assembled the treadle structure more conveniently away from the horse and then slipped it on over the legs at the back end. 5. You might want to round the part of the bench where you sit to make it more comfortable for your legs. 6. Using a larger diameter log as the movable support of the riser would allow you to have the support nearer to the free end and give you a more stable clamping and work surface.

Oooooo>...............chocolates “lindtz” r my hubbys favorite! Nothing like a hot up of coffee and a truffle that melts in your mouth from the heat, heavenly treat! Great snack, and good work! Love the shaving horse ! Really appreciate all tools and seeing you use these some familiar bring good memories of my dad and grand fathers! They all were woodworkers also.I inherited many of their tools and they are my prize possessions! Keep up the great work and many thanks for sharing it with us!

God bless you brother , all hand tools !!! No machine made this & machine made that !!! The hands can go so many places where the machine cannot !!!

That was awesome too watch. Good back ground music and just you working. Miss the dog and cat.

Great shaving horse. Nothing goes better together than coffee, chocolate and a nice smoking pipe. Cheers to u

That horse design would make a great bench for extra seating.

I have been watching you , silently enjoying your peace and quiet and tranquility as you accomplish your projects , Well done ! Watching you inspires me to finish my own !💫🌟⭐🌟💫 From Birch Bay , Washington State USA.

The shaving horse looks great; the project turned out really well. I'm sure you will enjoy using this in future projects knowing that you made it yourself. Thanks for sharing your excellent video. Have a good week and best wishes.

great job, I realy love your place it's beautiful, love and prayers from Indiana, U.S.A.

削り馬 初めて見ました 力強く押さえてくれるものなんですね 人間の知恵ってすごいなぁと感心です

that horse is very good, winter is coming

PS : ] notice at the conclusion of the build when you were demonstrate the use. There was a lot of spring g on the work piece. To help the spring cut you a couple different lengths chunks off the end of a log to put directly under the the vice.

U made it,u build a shavehorse 😎😎awesome my friend!!! I like the design and its so masiv and big. Really nice work 😉 But please use save closes wen u work with the cainsaw

👍👌👏 Very well done again and as always (video and work). I absolutely love that there is no talking. Just the sounds of nature and work. The only thing that massively distracts your wonderful meditational/meditative videos, are the look and noises from a chainsaw and power tools. Please kindly allow me to suggest, that you turn the volume down or cut them out while editing. Thanks a lot for making teaching recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health.

自作というのは高さも長さも自分のサイズに合わせて出来るので大変重宝ですね。穴あけは難しそうですね。

I liked your video. Open my eyes on several issues of why they say the legs need to be sprayed on other bench building videos.that i have watched. They were working with big box store lumber (flat on 4 sides) makes perfect sense now of you using the half round log bench. Has to do with geometer point of balance not just the fact of the 3 leg bench being more stable.

Awesome built on the shaving horse. Just how many have you built?! I couldn't help but notice one other shaving horse you built?! It was at 23:06?

Merci pour cette belle vidéo et bravo

相変わらずに、いい感じ動画です。👍

Glad to see you again

To keep your tools sharp, such as ax - how do you sharpen? I was thinking as crafty and creative as you are you might have a sharpening stone (wheel) that you might pedal. I use a file and have recently discovered a round whetting stone to sharpen my hatchet. I am intrigued by the shaving horse. Appreciative of you sharing

This came out beautifully. What type of wood did you use? I was given two cedar logs I am going to use. I am still working on the corkscrew bit's restoration and sharpening. Hopefully, that will be done very soon. Love watching you create!

なるほど！挟んで固定する道具だったんですね！ しかしパワーありますね😁 新作楽しみにしてます！

Que hombre tan maravilloso tan trabajador admirable

Very nice.

Bonito Trabalho. Admirado aqui no Brasil.

Great video. Great project. Thanks!

nice job

Very nice 👌

Nice little shanty!

Perfect! ...feeling satisfied.

Good morning 😊

Parabéns pelo trabalho.....abraços

Shawn ジェームス さんのも良いな〜ッと思ってましたが、貴方様のはもっと応用範囲が広く、細かな作業も出来そうですんばらしいと感じます。 お怪我にお気を付けて下さい。私も一人作業が多くて人一倍注意しております。

La parte de la fumada de pipa y el café, lo mejor.

I noticed the comments are in Japanese and you appear to be japanese yourself. If you don't mind me asking, in which country did you film this? The birds sound like its japan, but then again, i could be entirely wrong. The topography looks like it's Japan as well, but there really isn't enough displayed in the video for me to realistically say that lol

Enjoyed your video. What is the small sawmill attachment that you used with your chainsaw to cut the boards?

Brilliant

Schniedesel auf Schwyzerdeutsch. Sehr gute Arbeit.

Wau kerja yang baik good 👍👍👍👌👍😊

good job. just all i need

Very nicely done, I enjoyed watching this. Where can one find a drill bit like the one you used, that can take a handle attached to it like this?

I love this.............

everything is cool

ランプちゃん何処いったの?

I to am a pipe guy !!!

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Brucke, with all that Wood on your porch, Aren't you at all concerned about termites?

😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

はじめまして。サウナ小屋の制作予定はございませんか！？　高評価入れました。パイプ派でしたか。僕は煙管の小粋です。これからも動画見させていただきますね。

Купи хороший топор, а этим только дровишки в костер рубить можно

Pretty pictures, but I have no idea what you're doing. You spend countless video time on mundane actions but ignore the important details of the piece. Is this instructional or artsy?

A lot of time wasting ...at least the first 6 minutes, which was enough for me.