Viking Gnome, how I made it.

[@kevinbaldwin1141]

What a lovely little video! This would be a great project for me and my grandson....thanks for sharing

[@tonkennah]

Thanks Kevin, just use a bit more "health and safety" 🙂

[@superdrs1960]

Great attention to detail ! Thanks for sharing.

[@tonkennah]

Thanks David, they're fun to make.

[@markwoodcock01]

Thats great Tony ! Thank you for sharing 👍🏻

[@tonkennah]

Thanks Mark, You should put a video up of your model making, thanks for subscribing.

[@startaylor123]

Absolutely fantastic...😍 from start to finish 👌🍻

[@tonkennah]

You actually made it to the end 🤣 Thank you.

[@startaylor123]

@@tonkennah All 3 of the wood turning vids 👍👌

[@tonkennah]

@@startaylor123 I am honoured, most people give up after 2 mins, my on camera persona is distinctly lacking 😀👍 .

[@leratonbricoleur]

Merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo. Je suis justement à faire un gnome viking et je me posais la question pour les cornes du chapeau. Très instructif. J'aime beaucoup...

[@tonkennah]

Merci pour votre gentil commentaire, Pour les cornes j'ai utilisé des brochettes de viande assez épaisses coupées et arrondies aux bords (j'espère que google translate fera du bon travail :-)

[@leratonbricoleur]

@@tonkennah Google a fait un excellent travail. Détails très précis. Merci beaucoup.😊

[@peterfabricius662]

Nice looking Viking. But, you could really use a DUST extraction system. Thanks.

[@tonkennah]

You're right there, I am not a very good example of health and safety, comes with being 72 years old and growing up in the 50's and 60's when risk was a part of life. But you are right when you point that out. Thanks for your comment, Have a good Christmas. Regards, Tony.

[@roystheboy]

very nice why is your tool rest so high

[@tonkennah]

I don't know really, just feels right there .

[@Podgey25]

So cute

[@tonkennah]

thank you 👍