Really glad you liked it Gail. Although I guess it's more important she likes it! Hope it goes down well for you!

Thanks Diane!

Thanks, real glad to hear that!

Thanks very much. Ha. Well definitely stick around because I have plenty more videos recorded that I need to get around to editing. And a few of them were pretty large scale inlay projects too!

Thanks man, really glad you liked it!

I'm glad you liked it Valeria. There's no great mystery to it really. Either super glue or hot glue work equally well.

Hey Jesse. Ya its normal kiln dried wood, walnut for the handle and just regular pine for the petals. Ya I've had some problems with them cracking on me before too. I've dipped them in water for a second before trying to bend them, seemed to help. Hope they work out for you!

Hey Beverly. You know I actually tried that with the first ever one I did and really didn't like the look. The wood kinda stained were I took the bark off. I guess leaving the bark on might make for an interesting look too though.

Ah thanks man. The stem is walnut, and the petals were just white deal. Any soft wood would probably work so long as you can take a pretty thick shaving.

Hey Jessie, glad you liked it. I've found super glue and hot glue both seem to work well.

Hey, it was just an old Stanley hand plane. You can't go too far wrong with a Stanley. As for the wood, I've found the softer the better. I just used plain old pine here.

Ya I have always thought about something like that. Or maybe encasing it in resin. I have sprayed some of them red before and that turned out pretty good too.

Ya it would definitely be too fragile for a door knob. Maybe with a really sharp plane you could make the petals out of a hardwood and that might be a little stronger but definitely not enough. The only ways out of it I could see would be to carve the rose from solid or else cast one of these roses in a see through resin.

Hope that helped!

Dinger Thank you very much. It's actually one I made myself about a year ago. I would like to do a video in the future about its features and possible upgrades.

Thanks Steve. Really glad you liked it. The stem is made of a scrap of walnut I had lying around and the petals are just simple old pine. The pine can be bent pretty easily especially if dampened!

Glad you liked it David, and thanks for the sub! I found a soft wood like pine worked best for the petals and I used walnut for the stem, but that was just for contrast really.

Any other questions feel free to ask.

That Special Kind of Stupid I don’t know how you don’t have 300,000 subscribers you content is v.good . I have watched a few and you do take on meticulous tasks fair play. I do notice you like to work with a lot of thin materials. I think leave the work zone for wedges and invest in a bandsaw . My space is 9’x11’ so my choice if machinery was limited. A 16” bandsaw was my only machine 12” depth of cut you would. Rip 2mm stock all day plus the amount of material you would save , I break every component down rough and dimension from there by hand .an Mft top for sheet goods and a couple of routers . All the best mate

Haha. Ya 300k would be ideal, only need to get 10,000 times bigger 😂. Ya man I'm saving up for more heavy duty stuff at the moment.

Ah sure look, it's a great way to look very impressive, but actually is pretty easy to do!

Harsh but fair I guess!

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​@@thatspecialkindofstupid4600 just can't win everybody, lol. Great video 👍