I bought the Blackburn plans a couple months ago and will be doing this soon, Thanks for the video, the handle looks great!

Hey Andrew, hope all is well. I just stumbled upon your channel and now I’m hooked. I love this videos. Please come back to the KZfaq realm and post more videos.

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Good wood and work.

The fine wood and all that good work...for that picture?

Seeing what you do with files and a hacksaw is very impressive. I'd have needed the Bridgeport and lathe at my job to do this project LOL. Great work!

Great result 👍👊

Nicely done!

I'll hire you to come and do this to my doors. 🤷‍♀️

good work, looks fantastic

I hope you make more videos😊👍

Has anyone experienced fracturing on the end of the blade?

Great evplanation thanks

Enjoyable review, thank you! Checking out your other videos!

I purchased the same saw a few years ago, probably around when this video came out. I really like it. Hope all is well with you!

Definitely milled brass. I know for a fact.

They sell these oit in here Canada

I prefer a rip saw with 0 ppi.. it's a very smooth experience but it does take a long time

Powerful high five at the end. It even rocked the camera! Lol

Nice workbench.

Your tool rest is really high, lower it so you the bevel of your tools is contacting the wood keeping the fibers from lifting

Well done

Wow it looks better than my new stanley bailey, cool.

crazy they've increased $50 in 3 years.

This method has been very helpful to me. I'm very thankful 🙏

Olá Andrew ! Cai de paraquedas no seu canal após estar revendo alguns vídeos de sua esposa que tanto amamos, e isso explica muito toda a paz e alegria que sentirmos nos vídeos que ela posta, porque tudo é feito em família ❤. Os móveis que você mesmo faz para sua casa , ela cuidando com todo carinho do lar de vocês e o amor de Deus derramado não tem como não sentirmos outra coisa há não ser paz e alegria. Deus continue abençoando a vida e o lar de vocês. Adorei os projetos e também você recitando cordel 😅😅 bem mais nordestino que muitos aqui no Brasil que não faz nem ideia do que seja um cordel. Abraço.

Excellent video! Thanks.

What a great guide, makes it look very achievable

Nice build. Good catch. Thanks.

Its just physics and leverage. Simple.

Masterful work!

Absolutely love the fact that you use a home made treadle lathe! Regarding the greenwood stuff: If your wood has already dried you can just resoak it and it will become as soft or softer than green wood again. I don't know much about turning but I imagine it works better with greenwood as well?

Nice video!

Thanks for this; no jazzy music; no skipping the messy parts, admission of mistakes, foibles, other real-world events. The result is, you came through all of it with a great chair. I guess I could do this after-all. I bet the next chair you make will have a different seat material! like poplar, or pine! And you just might find a draw shave

shouldn't the outer holes be offset to the outside of the layout marks? You used relatively small diameter pins, so the difference is likely negligible, but I've seen people make these with dowels, in which case the error would be big

YOU WILL show us CLOSLY ,PLEASE.

Good job, gonna do one now, too! I’m finally ready to really DO it; thanks for the inspiration.

A very beautifully piece of fine furniture as good as anything out there.

wow,😁 look at that pile of shavings!

A tip, when you have to cut or drill two pieces that have to be mirror pieces, use double sided tape to hold them together while going through those processes. That will guarantee accuracy. Doing them separately allows for error when doing it by hand.

I like the look of the marking guage. But, by embedding the pin or "blade" into the beam, you won't be able to resharpen it. Wire nails get dented very easily with out much force. I would by some high carbon steel or tool steel and make a blade from that. You can use old circular & tablesaw blades or the blade of an old rusted handsaw blade.

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What a beauty!! Fit for a museum. Your workmanship is marvelous. Thanks for a great video.

First thing I did when I bought mine was, removed all the handles and soaked the irons in acetone. It softened and lacquer and made it easy to wipe off. Took only a few minutes. Then oiled them

Muy bien hecho 👏👏😉

Jeez man, you didn't even sharpen them?

Why would you set the saw after sharpening which results in the saw set, which is made of metal, making contact with the newly sharpened teeth?

When cutting end grain, drop your hand so that the handle is slightly lower than the tip of the saw. Then when you reach your mark, level the saw out. You will find your cuts are much smoother that way.

Don't worry about the light colored handle. The cherry will darken over time. Want to hasten the process? Put it on a sunny window sill, turn it over weekly, and in a couple months the handle will be much darker.

That turned out great, love the video