Thanks, good teaching!!!

Are there any other trees that would have good bark like that?

Wow, that is really neat to watch! Are there any alternative species of trees that you can harvest the bark in this way? I am surprised thar someone hasn’t come up with a machine similar to the machine veneer slicing process that can do this in order to cut down on the manual labor. Thanks for sharing, Peter!

Thank you Peter really enjoy your videos buddy especially the English strap work carving all the best Budo 👍🏻

Is there a season to harvest the bark? or could you do it at any time of the year?

Is there any other suitable bark for this?

Thank you Peter! I really get a lot of information from your videos. I am a long way from being good at any of this stuff, but your videos really inspire me

This is a chapter in a series I did on making the Jennie Alexander chair. The whole series is a vimeo-on-demand project here vimeo.com/ondemand/jachairpf

Very informative! Thanks.

Thanks for posting Peter

In the '70s qe had a huge (it took 3 1/2 teenagers to reach around the trunk) hardwood tree in the backyard that filled up with grackles and starlings at night. They were so loud that Dad would fire off a .410 just to make them find somewhere else.

Just starting to mill my own stock. Yesterday I started ripping through some small black walnut logs. Tiring yet very rewarding when completed! Thanks for the lessons in terminology.

Rex Krueger sent me, too. Subscribed.

Finding that first weaver is like looking for a needle in a haystack by the look of your bundle?

These baskets are brilliant!

Really beautifully made baskets? I’m so impressed!😊

I’m just hooked to your channel and am fascinated by your techniques?

Six chairs in a summer? Can't eat unless you can bang out six+ a week. See Clissett, Gimson, Neal, et al.

It’s beautiful to watch a craftsman at his art! 👍

So good to see how you shape the wood?

thank you

Very clear instruction and demonstration. I especially appreciate the explanation you made about pinching the chisel with your fingers before chopping. Little details like that make all the difference! I'm in the middle of making the JA chair and I'm missing her. She sent me a shaker furniture book years ago after I inquired about some of her favorite woodworking books. Who does that these days? Wood is wonderful! Thanks again for the videos sir.

Love it! Thanks for making videos and sharing the craft with everyone! Do you use a sliding dovetail plane for a joint like this or cut with saws and chisels? I’m a bit intimidated by hand-cut sliding dovetails despite being very comfortable with corner dovetails.

Hello Peter, glad I found your channel and appreciate your content. Your teachings of old world craftmanship is awesome, thank you for sharing. Can you recommend a quality fro to buy?

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Beautiful work.

This is awesome

Interesting video, I enjoy seeing the way this process goes. What fro do you have? I’d like to get one but want to avoid buying junk.

These fucking twigs snap at the lightest push you can imagine.

Love to see the old ways of woodworking.Finding a good piece of oak and splitting it to get your stock.

Looks like a fun project. Carving,turning sawing and chisel work. It doesn’t get any better then that.

Have wanted to try these amazing chairs for years. Looking forward to more on these from your talented hands.

Nothing like learning from true wisdom of traditional woodworkers

Love the work

Teach us more, O Wizard Of Wood! ...Nice Dead hat too btw.

Wonderful. Thanks Peter

Excellent! I fear sliding dovetails, but you seem to make it look easy

Coś Pięknego 👍👍👍

Beautiful pieces!!!!!!

I really like how you explain the techniques you use and the good camera work that shows what you are doing. Thanks.

I realise thise is a little old, but would it help if you had split it fromthe other end? Kind of like splitting firewood, from the bottom up?

So chill! Shall we connect?

too much work!

I am really looking forward to watching this.

Thanks

Thanks Peter, really looking forward to it! I've built a couple of smaller chests based on some of your older videos and blog, can't wait to see what I was doing wrong!

Good work done, keep up the good work.

Well done!

Very nice video and thanks for the many explanations. Best regards from Germany

Was not prepared for such a gorgeous voice. Wow.