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Thank you! Yes, it'll be fun to use but I still don't get time to play with it at this moment... but sure I will:)

Thank you for the comment!

Thank you:) This project made me into woodworking!

Thank you, Danny. I like the beautiful color of Osage Orange! It’s not difficult to play with so you should! I’m sure you’ll like it:)

Thank you! I learned patience from this project:)

Thank you for the comment:)

Thank you! This was a fan build and I hope I can do something similar in the future, too:)

Thank you for the comment! The first video is where and when I started woodworking so hopefully you can enjoy watching other videos and see how I make progress by messing around with wood, haha.

Thank you, my friend. Around this project, which wasn't a long time ago from now, I started to feel comfortable with basic wood fabrications but still older videos are always embarrassing to me, haha:)

Here, too! I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you! I thought the handle idea was interesting, too so I did. The thing is though, I narrowed the flat part of the handle a little bit by chamfering the both edges or it was little uncomfy to grab it but it's ok now:)

Thank you! "At heart", yes. Body, not sure, haha. It wasn't actually a holiday but I enjoyed the stay:)

Thank you for the comment! Probably, I'll start using my new tools whenever they are ready without explaining each of them, haha. It will just take time. Well, now I do need to plan my new tool storage right away...

@@YRTi haha I'll look forward to the tool storage! I've got to do some of that myself... or get rid of... nope, find more tool storage 🤣

I had no option to keep everything so I just went through old pairs of shoes that I no longer wear and took them to a thrift store to make a space for my future tool storage, haha.

@@YRTi I only keep 6 pairs of footwear, dress shoes, casual, hiking, tennis shoes, sandals, and slippers, but I wonder if my wife would notice if her shoes started disappearing... probably not, until she started finding handplanes strewn about the house instead 🤣

Thank you for the comment as always! I always take or hope what you mean by No thank you is positive, haha. It's all good:)

@@YRTi haha , you always thanks us for watching so I ment that the all thanks to I u for your videos. It's definitely a positive post 😊👍.

Nice! Actually, I have 3(300g, 375g,460g), too:) one is just a used one from my friend and another one is a Daruma style that will come to me soon. I mean, I left it in Japan along with my electric toothbrush, haha! Thank you for the comment, my friend.

Thank you! Yeah, I looked for available wood that is good for a hammer handle and I haven't worked with. and you have good eyes. I really chose a straight grain one. In fact, I wanted 2 blanks but as a store didn't have another good straight grain Osage orange, I bought olive wood for another hammer head but I have no idea where they are from... Anyways, again, thank you for the information:)

@@YRTi I wouldnt use olive for a hammer handle tbh. Usually the stuff Ive seen for sale, that comes from israel I believe, and is quite expensive to get. It's good for projects where it is used as an accent piece and really can shine. The other wood that I like for hammer handles is black locust, that stuff is a little softer than osage, but is very close to hickory and has the same good shock resistance of osage and hickory has. I do alot of carving in it and it's quite nice to work with. It grows like a weed here and is everywhere, and is very close to osage orange in rot resistance too, hence why both are used for fence posts around here.

Thank you for the input! I've actually read the olive wood is shock-resistant and I already bought it so I'll try it anyways and see how it will go:) Well, yeah, it's pricy but as I got them when they were on sale and I only got 1 piece so the price difference from Osage was like few dollars..

Thank you, my friend!

Thank you. I didn't expect someone properly remembers me, haha!

Thank you! Yes, it's satisfying and you'll be more attached to a final product:)

Thank you for the comment. I think it's difficult if you need to make it quickly but as long as you can take time on it, it's not as difficult as it looks:)

Thank you for the comment! The Accu-Burr handle is maple, the main body of the card scraper holder is Cherry and I used walnut as an accent:)

My tops are nice, too though.

Haha, thank you! it’s actually not that difficult so I’m sure you can make it as long as you take time. enjoy:)

Thank you for the comment and I'm glad to hear that! Hopefully, I can come back to TH-cam soon:)

Haha, Thank you for finding my channel:)

Thank you so much! Hopefully, I can manage to make another PC case sometime in this year for giveaway :)

Thank you:)

Thank you for the comment! Trying new things is always fun! ah maybe sometimes a little bit not fun, but it’s all good:)

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Thank you! It's kind of embarrassing to watch old videos by myself but yeah, hope you can enjoy other videos, too. haha:)

Thank you my friend ! yeah, clamps are always convenient:) and now me after 3years, I have too many tools so I can’t pretend like a minimalist any more, haha!

@@YRTi yeah buying new tools kinda becomes a habit doesnt it.

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Thank you for the comment sharing your idea. I use 65mm Japanese hand plane for that size fabrication.

Thank you! Yeah, the saw is actually kinda difficult to use but I still use this jig to make an initial cut on the tail side on narrow wood.

Thank you for the comment! This strop case is handy:)

I usually wear either adidas or merrell, haha. It’s just for walking around the house.

Thank you my friend. I found this more useful than I thought:)

Thank you! I did another speaker last month so I hope you’ll enjoy that one, too😎

Thank you! I just try anything that comes up to my mind but not necessarily they are good:) It’s just fun!!

Thank you for the comment. It’s ok, I’ve been playing with wood for the past three years but I still haven’t figured out what I’m doing, haha. I can tell it’s fun at least:)

@@YRTi woodworking needs a lot of patience ang we must really be passionate on what we are doing.. Here's how i started to pursue my woodworking hobby. 2weeks ago, i bought a chainsaw to cut a dying tree in my farm and tried to make lumbers. Now i have a lot of crooked lumbers because i am not an expert chainsaw operator and it was my first time to use a chainsaw. Now, i want to do something with the lumbers. I want to build an 8 foot long table with live edge. That's why i need to learn more about different techniques on woodworking specially the joinery and the tools. Again, thank you for this beautiful channel. Anyway, i like the way you speak too. Very calm and relaxing. 😊

Thank you, Andy. and I’m ready for another 3years, haha!

Yea, it’s a shame if you have that many nice tools and not into woodworking yet haha.

@@YRTi haha I seem to be doing more tool making and restoring than woodworking lately 😆

@@MosquitoMade I consider all those woodworking related projects as woodworking especially when you use a piece of wood though, haha!!

I really like the second example.

Thank you for the comment. yea, I can sit on it without a problem. It’s just out of 1”x8” so the top surface is like 7”x 7”, which is a little too small for my butt.

Thank you! Yeah, I keep my old videos for the reason but they are too embarrassing for me to watch, haha.

You are welcome, my friend!

Thank you! I hope someone finds woodworking interesting and start doing it:)