Hello friends. Do you like the design and functionality?

As a carpenter I enjoyed every single step of your work. Of course it's so much easier, cheaper and faster to buy a ready-built one, but as a personal project for a special and own-built subject it's amazing. Thanx for sharing those beautiful ideas.

I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle kzfaq.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt is that I think that its hard to settle on a choice of the plan and outline to use as there are a large portion of them there. Nonetheless, I like the simple stride to step directions laid out there.

No music, no voice over... PERFECT!!!

I have to agree with daniel you're either an engineer with woodworking skills or a woodworker with engineering skills. I've been professional cabinet and furniture maker for almost 30 years and if you ever move to the United States or come to Massachusetts look me up, your hired. Incredible

Nice job, but nothing I´d build, cause building it is too expensive compared to just buying it.

Amazing, now I’m one of the few people who know about this idea, I feel SO privileged, what a life changing moment 🤣🤣🤣

The world's most beautiful [and expensive] extension wire ... luv it❤

Save 11 minutes of your time by starting viewing from the end.

I don't know if you're a woodworker with engineering skills or an engineer with woodworking skills. Either way you build was mesmerizing. I loved everything about it.

I did the same with a piece of 6" PVC pie and a 6" PVC collar and ply sides in way less time

Just wanted to say thank you. Never even crossed my mind to mount bearings like that with dowls. Can be very useful.

The execution is gorgeous, I really like homemade tools!

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I didn't see that coming. I thought he was building the worlds most intricate hamster wheel!

Great idea👍 I liked how you recycled the little pieces of plywood

Wait... So you made all that instead of buying a cordless angle grinder? haha. Cool project.

As a physical therapist that treats lymphedema, totally appreciate the joke about lymphatic massage!

The key to this excellent work, besides the talent and high quality tools and the knowledge of how to use them effectively, is the clean, well-organized workspace with nothing on the floor to trip over. The exact opposite of my little home shop.

Excellent craftsmanship

The hampsters are so happy you can hear them in the background

Interesting ideas. The performance is excellent, aesthetically pleasing and beautiful. The winding knot is a little wrong, the spool just needs bumpers, in your design the cable rubs against the body. Otherwise very nice, the idea with the bearings and loose cable cord is great. Thank you for the video.

Excelente proyecto maestro, la alargadera mas original y peculiar que e visto y seguramente vere, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad, conocimientos y experiencias, un cordial saludo y por supuesto un merecido like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝🤓😜

I love to watch, it's beautiful to watch professional working. But I won't ever try to do myself. Your tools are gorgeous. You can see how much you love them

I hope someone can explain why the first steps were needed, is there not an easier way to make Round Wooden circles..? I'm not trying to judge, it just seems like more work...BTW I am Not a wood worker. Just wondering.

До последнего пытался угадать, что же это за штуковина. Не угадал. Очень круто получилось!

Well, it's so simple, I could do all of it in half the time in my sleep. Unfortunately, ONLY in my sleep. Amazing craftsmanship. Don't try it at home!

Muy buen trabajo saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

Beautiful cord reel. True craftsmanship BUT you could save a lot of time and money and just buy a commercially made one online for about 25 to 30 dollars. They would be just as functional and you won't care in the least if you drop it and scratch it all up, which is inevitable. BTW...I really enjoyed watching this build. Thanks.

Looks so much better than the cheap plastic ones (at hardware stores) ... Looks strong & durable ... And (looks) like it won't easily topple-over & get easily tossed/dragged - like the flimsy plastic (ones) ... How you make me wish I had a place (and means) to build stuff!

I have many of the tools you have, however, I come up way short in the creativity and skills department. Really nice thanks for posting this.

Very nice piece of woodworking but not practical. Most power tools have specs on the length and gauge of extension cord to use to avoid burning up the motor. I've rarely if ever seen a tool that calls for a power cord longer than 50 feet. For example, a DEWALT grinder has a 13 amp rating and would require a 10 gauge cord at 100 feet. A 10 gauge cord is pretty thick and heavy at that length. Just something to consider.

Wow... Sehr nice, aber auch sehr teuer! English: Wow... Very Nice, but very expensive!

It’s a beautiful thing. Show it to us in a year with a little wear and tear

Very nice design! Much more elegant than those plastic mass-produced spools!

A very nice work. But for all other people without all the equipments, go to the shop and buy one for about 30Euro.....And that is waterproof too.

This is one of those things not worthy making it yourself. Good either way.

I’ve been in cabinetry and just making weird stuff. That’s one of the nicest wire reels I’ve ever seen.

WOW, Vanya that is really a nice built. I have a store bought one that my Dad had with 50 ft of cord and 2 plugs in it. Yours is really a nice one.

That's one of those brilliant ideas that no one will ever build or use. Use it as a prototype and have it made out plastic, then maybe...

nice wire spool, nice construction techniques. keep working with wood, but learn to use the right metal tools correctly. channel lock type pliers used backwards instead of a wrench to tighten nuts.

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

Amazing work totally jealous... you have the lathe in the background and the ability to not use it... I'm not sure if I'm more jealous of the machine or your ability... great video

That is just what I needed for my extension cords, I'll be making a few of them. Great for storing the cords with having a mess.

How much does this piece of craftsmanship weigh? Why didn't you make a mini-fridge in the center of the drum for 3-4 bottles of beer to maintain strength after hard work?

Very nice job! Now, it just needs a few coats of boiled linseed oil. Then it should last for generations.

Just one thing. When you use the lead, always fully unroll it. This looks brilliant but, whatever the drum is made from, a coil of wire is a Chock and will get hot.

Most impressive thing to me is the fact that you have birch ply offcuts laying around! Last time I looked, that sh*t was £200 a sheet!

Simple for you, maybe. But I'm your average , all-American knuckle head. I'm a pipe fitter, theoretically. I'd substitute some bits for larger diameter PVC pipe. Also my home shop isn't as well equipped or spacious as yours. So I have got to figure another way. But that was an interesting build with some interesting ideas to use elsewhere.

Great video!

Needs an electric motor to wind it up. Make a narrow first plate that goes diagonically from corner to coner on the outer frame (can even use the existing bolts). Make a second plate that attaches to the outer edge of the inner drum 180 degrees apart (i.e., the diameter). At the center of the second plate weld something (call it a drill bit) a drill can atttach to that extend perpendicualr from the second plate. Drill a hole in the first plate at the center so that the "drill bit" will extend through the hole. Then one can use a cordless drill to wind up the power cord.

Brilliant work, Vanya! Really well done! 😃 I don't know if you ever saw it... But they make big ones like this for cats to run inside! 😂 They seem to sell a lot! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

PERFECT thank you so much. I had just posted to my piano group about the circle of fifths and was working out how best to present it physically. JACKPOT. I have a horrible suspicion that KZfaq's AI has fed me to this but delighted that it did.

I was going through this thinking "Not another air raid siren?" LOL, but this is awesome! I love the use of the bearings!

how did you get the first circle?

Ce matin grâce à vous, j'ai vu un bel objet 😍. Beau et utile 👍👏👏

Thank you for a such a wonderful & beautifully executed project & terrifically significant video! I just subscribed!

I was impressed with your construction until you used the pliers to tighten the bolts. You didn’t have a socket or open end wrench? ;)

Love that. Well thought out and beautiful work. Only drawback is its very hard on extension cords as it twists them up.

240V lets the wires be thinner than 120V for the same wattage - 1500W extension cords are a lot thicker in N America at 120V.

wood from surplus projects can produce a simple but useful project..a smart idea..if in the market it is difficult to get a long wire connector~malaysia boy🇲🇾

WOOW...Geniale Idee..!

Great job! The layers of plywood look so beautifully thin, is it marine plywood? Surely can't be normal ply?

I skipped to the end and figured I’d just use a cordless tool anyway.

Very cool...👍👍but pease silence the hand sanding when editing bc some of us have "hypersensitivity" & it's no joke, most people have similar reactions (like fingernails on chalkboard) is the best way to describe it but X's 100

Schöne Arbeit. Allerdings hätte ich Kupplung und Stecker vertauscht. So muss man erst das ganze komplett abrollen, bevor man die Kupplung bewegen kann.

Make a second wheel for your hamster to generate the electricity.

Well made. Thanks for uploading the video.

That looks like some pretty light gauge extension cord. I never use less than 12 guage, not sure what country this is in.

What an effort. How many hours did it take? And how much would the part have cost at the hardware store?

If he only knew the right way to tighten an acorn nut or use pliars.

It's a nice project for a personal extension lead 👍

layering of laminate very appealing 🖐️

Wow genial! Muchas gracias por compartir! 😊

Your video was well thoughtout; engaging; and your execution was exceptionally brilliant! I need something like this (bigger for my 150ft); do you have project plans available? Well done!

Nice. Lots of work. I bot 1 at a yardsale for a buck. Works just fine. But good project for those with lots of time to spare.

Ok, I must admit. Thats pretty slick!!!

Very Nice

A bit over engineered nonetheless excellent craftsmanship and a great design well done 👌✌

A lot of work just for a cable reel, which has such a large internal diameter, reduces amount of cable plus constand twisting, throwing of plug end will eventually cause cable breakdown. That's why commercially made ones have the socket fixed to the reel. Nice bit of router work though and never seen the downward clamp on a pillar drill before.

Somente o suporte para segurar que não aguenta muito, claro que se for utilizar em obras. Uso caseiro é suficiente, muito boa a ideia. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

3:40 iron man cleaning his suit.😂😂😂

Great job! Thank you for the inspiration.

Awesome! I like the way you tackled the rolling mechanism. Also the approach to brick-lay the elements for the drum. Nicely done. A truly skilled woodworker.

impatient American here. they sell those at Home Depot, but yours is beautiful. btw, @ 0:24, aren’t those CM not MM?

Кто-нибудь повторит за тобой, но не размотает полностью провод. Включит мощный инструмент, провод раскалится и всё сгорит! 🚒🧯 Хорошо, если не внутри дома. Двух-трех оборотов достаточно, чтобы появился эффект катушки и провода начали нагреваться.

Stunning!

Or I could just wind it around my shoulder and my elbow wrap it around my loop several times and plug each end into each other works great

very handy! good work

I was a wire monkey for two years and literally every wire I ever pulled came in a pre-made easy pull box or a spool you stick a piece of pipe through and voila, ya pull the wire. I'm all about DIY craftsmanship but this is a solution for a non existent problem

I can buy one of these for 50 bucks..but its ugly soulless plastic...and yours is amazing. Beautiful job!

And then his mum bought him an 18v grinder .......

You know what else is simple? Putting a freaking TITLE THAT DESCRIBES WHAT THE VIDEO IS MAKING.

Gledam...gledam... I ne mogu da verujem !

You had me at the fingerless gloves. 👍🏼

Yes, it looks nice, but for the amount of work and the total cost of materials, it's worth is more as a bragging / practice piece, than a propper usable device. For 10-20 dolars there are a lot of handheld wire drums you can buy.

Nice design. Fun video too watch.

Wow, it’s the Rube Goldberg version of a spool - interesting but if that’s how much work goes into rolling up wire I have no jobs for you.

@hand_craft - Your projects are amazing and I hope that you aren't taking the rude people to heart. This particular one, you might consider modifying slightly for the sake of cord longevity. I can't tell exactly what you did for the hole in the drum but if it is just a hole you might want to make sure that the cord won't be forced to make a 90° turn. Maybe you already did, since it looks loose? Anyway I've got my fingers crossed that it's something like a slot with well-rounded edges, and maybe a bit of a slope at the end 🤞🤞. P.S.: Mysteries are fun, but I suspect you'd probably have a wider reach in the algorithm if you at least put the name of the item as a hashtag in the description or something, plus people would then be able to find you when they're looking into those particular things. I guess sometimes it bumps up the view rate because after I watched the latest one I had to skip to the end of several videos to see if there were any more good projects for woodworkers, but I ran out of steam before I got through more than a few and spoiled the results more than a noun would have. If it's something that matters to you, I'm pretty sure that you can change titles, thumbnails, and descriptions after they've been uploaded, so you could test the effect on old videos or on new ones, and then do whatever you want after you see the stats. Totally get it if you're just a maker who likes to share, though 👍👍. Thank you for sharing your cool ideas, and please pardon my unsolicited thoughts.

Cheap labor can make nice things.