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WoodScrape
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2018
A truly fulfilling hobby.
Hi there, and welcome to Woodscrape.
I started working with wood a few years ago and quickly fell in love with it. I have a small workshop at the bottom of my garden which is my hide away from the world LOL. I have ended up very much focused on fine wood working and furniture but still enjoy making random things.
I wanted to share what I make, so started this channel to show my love for this hobby that has kept my head on straight for the past few years.
I want to show people that living with mental and chronic illness can be made a much less lonely place with a hobby that keeps you occupied. My projects take me a varied amount of time because of chronic and mental illness but aim to release a video shortly after completion.
The items I make are not for sale. This is purely a hobby, and this channel is a way for me to show what I make.
Please feel free to comment and I'll do my best to reply.
I hope you enjoy my channel.
Hi there, and welcome to Woodscrape.
I started working with wood a few years ago and quickly fell in love with it. I have a small workshop at the bottom of my garden which is my hide away from the world LOL. I have ended up very much focused on fine wood working and furniture but still enjoy making random things.
I wanted to share what I make, so started this channel to show my love for this hobby that has kept my head on straight for the past few years.
I want to show people that living with mental and chronic illness can be made a much less lonely place with a hobby that keeps you occupied. My projects take me a varied amount of time because of chronic and mental illness but aim to release a video shortly after completion.
The items I make are not for sale. This is purely a hobby, and this channel is a way for me to show what I make.
Please feel free to comment and I'll do my best to reply.
I hope you enjoy my channel.
How to make a Brass Tri Square - By hand, No expensive machines
#furnituremaking #toolmaking #marking
Welcome back to my channel.
I've made a few hand tools now and really enjoy it.
I decided to make two Brass TriSquares sanwiched between stained and stabilised Curly maple. I stabilised the wood using Cactus Juice and a vacuum chambre.
Time Code:
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Stabilising Wood with Cactus Juice Resin
01:00 - Into Vacuum Chambre
01:40 - Selecting the brass
02:00 - Marking out on the brass
02:25 - Cutting out
03:40 - polishing Brass
04:26 - Gluing
05:00 - Brass Pins
06:11 - Ortur Laser Master 2 - Flashing Images!
07:00 - Checking They're actually Square
I want to show that how living with mental and physical health issues has been helped so much by having a hobby.
I hope you enjoy watching the build process and welcome your comments.
Thank you for watching.
woodscrape
veritas_addicts_anonymous
All Music - www.epidemicsounds.com
Graphics - www.pixabay.com
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques shown in this channel. Using Hand Tools and working with Machinery can be dangerous. It is recommended that you fully research each technique and decide for yourself what the safest possible work method is for you.
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Welcome back to my channel.
I've made a few hand tools now and really enjoy it.
I decided to make two Brass TriSquares sanwiched between stained and stabilised Curly maple. I stabilised the wood using Cactus Juice and a vacuum chambre.
Time Code:
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Stabilising Wood with Cactus Juice Resin
01:00 - Into Vacuum Chambre
01:40 - Selecting the brass
02:00 - Marking out on the brass
02:25 - Cutting out
03:40 - polishing Brass
04:26 - Gluing
05:00 - Brass Pins
06:11 - Ortur Laser Master 2 - Flashing Images!
07:00 - Checking They're actually Square
I want to show that how living with mental and physical health issues has been helped so much by having a hobby.
I hope you enjoy watching the build process and welcome your comments.
Thank you for watching.
woodscrape
veritas_addicts_anonymous
All Music - www.epidemicsounds.com
Graphics - www.pixabay.com
******************************************************************************
Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques shown in this channel. Using Hand Tools and working with Machinery can be dangerous. It is recommended that you fully research each technique and decide for yourself what the safest possible work method is for you.
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Beautiful work and lovely to see use of hand tools. I really enjoyed the video - subscribed 👍
Thats very kind of you to say, thank you.
Just absolutely beautiful! I first saw your video with the gorgeous mallets- You have a new subscriber!
Thank you for your view and subsciption. I can't decide what to make next but will get onto something soon.
Nicely done!
Thanks mate
It’s a lot more material efficient to cut the dovetails diagonally through the stock to touch adjacent faces instead of planing them into that position afterwards
I'm not sure my dovetailing is that accurate.
Fantastic, that's all I can say
Thank you for the view
Nice
Thanks
That’s one beautiful marking knife! Great material/color choices.
Thank you for your view
Nice job mate!
Thanks Bob. Hope you are well
Absolutely fantastic. Superb Job as always!!
Thank you
Beautiful job! Where can I get the brass ferrules?
Hi. Mine was an existing one. I'm gonna try to make one next. I just did a quick search and I believe there are some on etsy.
Love it
Thank you. Really pleased with it
Great video looks ace i noticed you cut the joint very differently to most cutting it square then planing it square on a 45degree angle what dimensions did you use for this joint? Ive cut mine 3 times now and the dovetails arent coming out even? Cheers
Hi. I know where you're coming from, I had the same issues at first. Ive done a video since showing my process in more detail which may answer your questions, but I am more than happy to help further if it doesnt answer your question. let me know.
th-cam.com/video/42fgRC6dqCU/w-d-xo.html
I may have some digital plans. I'll have a look and get back to you
Thank you for your help I'm putting together a marking knife like this dimensions for starting pieces of wood and dove tail sizes would be great I can start to work out what works for different size joints then. Cheerd
send me an email to woodscrape@outlook.com and ill send you a pdf of the plans
beautiful work ❤
Thanks for your view and comment. much appreciated
I’m surprised you don’t have more views. Great project and good edit.
The channel is gaining momentum slowly. Thanks for the view, Glad you enjoyed it.
@@WoodScrape I’m also a TH-cam producer.I understand how difficult it is to get noticed and even if your video is good, the analytics don’t often work in your favor.
Fantstic work.
Many thanks!
Nice work
Tank you
RS pointed this vid out, so pleased he did! What a fabulous piece, absolutely in awe of the build and craftsmanship… 👍🏻 💚
Thank you. It’s my favourite piece so far
I’m proud to have this hanging on my wall. The sheer amount of time, skill and craft involved with this is phenomenal. The intricate detail and quality of construction is brilliant to watch and gives appreciation of how much has gone into this masterpiece 👏 Bravo Neil..! 🤗
Ahh Too kind xx
Really nice 👌
Ah thank you. Thanks for the view
Amazing stuff mate!
Thanks bud
Damn that is a really nice box love the extra mile you went with everything
Thank you. My next project is complete. i'm just trying to get the edit finished. Thanks fo watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
_beautiful_
Thankyou
cool
Thank you
That is a TREMENDOUSLY expensive project in terms of time involved! Can't even imagine the price, nor can I imagine myself accepting such an order -- and you've executed it flawlessly. Thank you for showcasing the result.
Wow, thank you. I don't do commission as this is my Hobby that keeps my head on straight. This piece was never designed to go anywhere, but at home. Its destination has now changed though but I need to keep that a surprise until the final piece is completed and given. Thanks for your support.
THE MUSIC IS ANNOYING; I GET IT. This was one of my first few videos a few years ago and editing, strangely enough isn't my field of expertise. I am learning and I'd like to think that my more up to date videos reflect that. There is nothing I can do about it now so may I suggest you turn the volume down and if that's still not enough then I'm very sorry, don't watch it.
Wow! That s creativity.
Thank you. Im currently making a cabinet for this to go on. Just lost motivation half way through. Will get back to it soon I hope.
I wish I could do a simple dovetail , I am just getting into woodworking being a former carpenter I have alot of tools but need a shop now.😊
keep going at it and you'll learn fast enough. watch @mattestlea as he's an awesome teacher
How do you not have more subscribers? Excellent video i just subbed
Thank you for your sub and comment. my channel is picking up slowly but can be a little sole destroying sometimes, so kind comments like yours are much appreciated. Hope you have a great week.
@@WoodScrape I can see you blowing up soon bro. Some of the best content I've seen on here. So many TH-camrs have started doing less building and tips and more tool reviews and that's just not what I'm here for. Keep doing what you're doing bro
I tried to watch, but I just can’t with this music.
Thanks for your honesty, I'm still learning the editing side of things and its very different from woodworking so good to know.
Its beautiful.
Thank you
Wow, the precision is amazing.
It was quite a challenge but if you mark out precisely, it makes cutting easier.
Its stunning. The detail is amazing.
Thank you for you views
That is cool and so pretty.
Thank you. My daughter agrees
Amazing craftsmanship
Thank You
My roots is for my dovetails tools only your friend Phillip white of Dublin ga.USA
Now that I've used it for my fine hand tools, I can't imagine using it for anything else.
Nice! I’ll post a picture of mine after I’ve made it at Rycote!
I look forward to seeing it Bob
neat
Thank you
nice
Thank you
Thx for posting, it is absolutely a honest tutorial. I lije your approach and your craftmanship. The rising sun dovetail is very beautiful and i imagine also not easy to execute. In the beginning you explained to start with different distances in marking the lines for the two components. I wonder if it could be better to saw against both marking lines on tge two components, each on the other side. What do you think? Anyway, your tutorial inspired me to start making such a beautiful joint. 👍👍👍
Hi. I was following instructions myself and I believe the difference in the distances gives it the better fit. I've only done the one so will experiment with it next time I think. I've just finished editing the next one. The Impossible Dovetail. Should be up tomorrow at some point. Thanks for your views and comments.
Glad to see you're still up and kicking and cutting and stuff! Subscribed to you after finding that stellar writing slope video: watching your combination of skill and delivery is quite an insight. Thank you. =)
Hi, I have lots of neuro issues, so winter times are very painful which means I don't make much. However its now starting to warm up so am looking forward to doing a bit more. Thanks for returning and for your comments. Much appreciated.
That is amazing... far better then what I can do with my skills but I want to give it a go anyway!! Great job!
The only way to learn these skills is to get involved and have a go. I promise its just practice. I bet your skills are a lot better than you give yourself credit for. We are our own worst critics. I'm currently filming my first ever attempt at a Rising sun Dovetail. Probably going to be a bit of a mess but want to show that none of us get it prefect first time. Thanks for watching and your kind comments.
Very interesting video and awesome build with loads of fine details 👍 No idea why YT algorithm didn't vector me to your channel any sooner... May I suggest a more balanced volume between the much appreciated voice over and the (not that much) background music ? All the best !
Hi. Thanks for your views and comment. My channel finally seems to be algorithm friendly (for now). I don't think the algorithm gives my channel much notice as I don't regularly release videos due to health issues. You aren't the first to mention the volume lol. I'm getting better with PemPro but need to put more attention to the volume in future. Again, thanks for the views.
@@WoodScrape You deserve ! Hey Mr YT Algo, here is another comment, tell the woodworking community about this channel 😅 Take care !
@@ping170 you too, many thanks.
Excellent video, and your craftsmanship are amazing. The design and execution were really well done, and I am especially impressed with the engineering skills in developing such a clever mechanism for the upper box. My one negative comment is the fluctuating volume of your intermittent background music...it was quite annoying. Please do not take to the negative comment as detracting from your excellent work.
Hi, thanks for the kind words. You aren't the first to mention the volume lol. Learning Premier Pro is a lot harder than furniture making it turns out but I will certainly be spending some time on volumes. Thank you once again for view and comment
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Goldilocks and the 3 mallets, they're gorgeous man, and i must ask, how is the color of the purpleheart holding up? And when you made these did you have to bring back any of the color in the purpleheart?
Thank you - The Purple Heart is doing well. Through my experience with it, after working it, it turns pink. I generally leave it at this point for a few weeks to regain the colour ( air and UV i think ). I have also heard that heat helps it get the colour back but haven't tried as yet so don't take my word for it. Thanks for watching
MY FRIEND YOU DID A GREAT JOB ON EXPLAINING THE BUILD .SO MUCH BETTER THAN I DO.LOVE IT FROM DOUG
Thank you Doug
You're very welcome my friend it's well-deserved what beautiful work you do
Absolutely beautyful. Thanks for sharing, now I know what angle the slope should be. Nice work.
Glad to help. thanks for your kind comment.
Where can I purchase these?
Hi, I'm sorry but this is my hobby. I don't earn from it. If it changers in the future, ill reply to you here
Awesome build, leather shouldn't ever need a backing for extra strength though, rigidity sure but leather is very wear resistant
Good to know. I'll bear it in mind next time. Thanks
Please tell me you made plans for this?? I would love to get my hands on those! Outstanding work man. Immensely impressed 👏
thank you for the kind comment. It was designed on fusion360 but a few bits were designed in my head. If you have Fusion360 I can send you the file otherwise you will need to send me an email address. you can do that through Instagram message instead of here.
@@WoodScrape I use sketchup but I'll find you on Instagram and message you. Once again outstanding work!
I made a writing slope two years ago, also as a gift. Mine was made from repurposed woods/pallets. Not quite as fancy pants as yours, but I like how it turned out. As did the recipient. Nice work on yours. I'm sure who ever received it will treasure it.
Thank you