Amazing workshop Chris

The BIGGEST RESPECT to you and to your craft!!!

This is seriously mindblowing, the treadle operate laithe is such an underrated machine, the fact you built it so incredibly well and show the process as well is very commendable, you're doing an incredible thing preserving and showcasing this form of art and craft!

Could you show how to carve an arrow rest if you can?? 🙏

My dad hung an old tire cut as a trough under the family grindstone, suspended with some coat hanger wire, and fill that with water and the stone is always wet during the ginding.

Yup! The one right at then end of the table! That's the ticket!

Excelente adaptación.

You get better prices holding a rusty weapon

The pattened chris kicking technique

Chop chop, the flee market is about to close

It will help you cut prices.

Using an axe to negotiate sounds like the viking way.

I like your style, it reminds me of an old saying, “waste not want not.”

very nice!

share some with me!

Score! 😃

Some very handy axe work around the 25 minute mark. Craftsmen's touch!

Great idea adding those prongs to your bar clamp!

Nice work with the string. I was clearly using the wrong string as mine would stretch and I couldn't get consistent results. I tried using picture hanging wire but that cut into my pencil

I once watched a video of a forest service crew that only used hand saws to buck. The lead woman said if you don't have 6" shavings coming out of the cut your saw is dull.. I've yet to achieve that. I wonder if I need to curve my rakers more.

Great finds.

A very atttractive dugout canoe model. It would make a great bowl for fresh fruits, such as apples etc too. 👍

Score!

Great design, but woodworkers when those were in vogue would have an apprentice to do the pedallng. 😉

10$ worth of scrap?

Una maravilla 😊de Díez

Yep my scravenger tools look much like yours.. ha ha. Ha. Ha,

Building a wagon?

Hewing hatchet is a rare find indeed!

I've been looking for that plumb hatchet for a long time.

Cool sack truck

Is that wood black walnut, looks like it

Pretty dang cool 😎

Não sei o que é mas minha veia da gambiarra já se interessou!

At a farm auction?

Is that brass?

Wow, that’s cool man

A thingamawhosit! 😂 But honestly, awesome find, i love those old drill presses!

Nice❤

m l Lloyd p loop 😊😊😊😊😊

"I've broadened my horizons. Your video was incredibly insightful! You're absolutely fantastic!" 🌟

Nice! Even better. Love this channel.

It looks like a piece of oak to me.

👍👍👍

Ya I’ve seen guys buy them before and as soon as they own it they start cutting corners. It’s a real problem. Just can’t find good help anymore.😃🤣

nice find!

Roy Underhill would be proud!

Hi, I've only ever carved with scouts and I want to make a prop bow ish. Does it matter what kind of wood I use, could I just use a pallet? And I don't have a hatchet or chisel, but I do have an old kitchen knife, as that's the only thing I've every craved with before, and my dad has a hammer and saw. Would a kitchen knife work instead of a chisel? It's for a prop thing, I'm in the UK and on the 20th June I'm leaving my secondary school as I've done my GCSEs, and we do a walk out so I'm going as a video game character and need a bow. Sorry for the long comment, and I know you probably won't respond

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Жаль что вы его не отполировали. Было бы гораздо красивее.