@@peterbrownwastaken sounds like when i had to repaint a pump room on the USS Wasp. The supply guy neglected to provide the second part of a binary compound to treat the deck - it never dried! XD Ah, well, live and learn.
That is the prettiest pizza cutter I think i've ever seen. Tool shaming is 100% a thing. And I loved watching you sand it, *Sanding disc flies off* "Annnnd we're done with that one!"
Might I suggest instead of binning Plan C entirely, that you keep it's footage and any other Plan C's you might have through out the year and making a Chopping Block(or whatever you want to call it) compilation at the end of the year for all failed/dropped projects. showing all of the Could of Been projects and maybe what went wrong.
joshyrobot But my data! No but for real. Your data is garbage. They recycle it, to try and get a general idea what you like, so their ads appeal to you. Get a VPN if you don’t like it. Suuuuuuper simple to do if you aren’t scared of google. And you google it. It costs you the price of a lunch at the diner. Once a month. And it will save you the time it takes to make that money, and the lunch too. Take up bird watching. Or wood working. EDIT: Sorry. I was going for light roasting, with genuine advice, and instead it got sharper than I intended. I might be getting too good at being mean. Casual observations about ideas people have, turn to weapons too quickly if you learn to be clever in how you throw them in people’s faces. Probably should learn to use them differently, or not at all.
my dad doesnt want one either. not sure why, just something along the lines of channels making him do something or forcing their videos into his reccomended (he operates only on his reccomended, isnt that interesring?) despite regularly watching videos from the channel
I'd love for you to put up a short video talking about Project C and what went wrong. There's always a way to learn from mistakes and improve for the future, so I think we'd all enjoy hearing about it
@@ragnkjathanks for the encouragement. I did order some pen blanks a few days ago. Hopefully I'll move past staring at my tools and onto making something haha
I'm officially in escrow on my first home purchase. There is a perfect little attached garage space behind the house that I plan on turning into a wood shop. After years of watching you i can't wait to try my hand at it!
Exactly the same thing just happened here! She’s now giving me withering side-eye - which is making me laugh more. “Are you writing about me?” Oh crap, I’m dead ...
I really enjoy your videos. You embrace all the failures, Plan D. Tool timeout, finding the correct point of failure and correcting it. 6:54 A natural work flow. Genius and hilarious
Hey, I am sure you know this, but putting a small sprinkling of table salt on the wood glue will help stop the pieces from slipping and sliding under pressure. It has helped me a ton. Awesome project :)
I cannot think of any single one of Peter’s videos they I’ve ever clicked off. They are my favorite little pick-me-up. For example, I’m currently on a grounded plane and watching this with a smile.
It's a decent pizza cutter you are the only wood worker I watch on TH-cam because you don't just put music over what your doing and you let us see the mistakes and when it goes wrong
Just got my lathe and it's remarkable how much you need to know just to ask an intelligent question! Wanted to let you know that this video is the first I've seen that shows what mandrels actually do! Thank you so much!!
Hot tip: when gluing a highly angled insert like that, cut the angle in your square stock so that you can properly clamp it in from all around, *then* turn it as normal.
Lovely piece of walnut and a nice result. I do a lot of pizza cutters and ice cream scoops with diagonal stripes like this and I've found it much easier to cut and glue it while it's still square. I clamp it into form so that I can apply more pressure to the ends than you could get doing it this way... I can go find a picture of what it looks like if you're interested.
Lmao my butcher sells walnut in chunks big enough to turn pets out of. Also interestingly, the butcher has them for smoking meat with, but he says walnut is worthless for smoking? He must stock it for those who really insist on it
When you joked about making a strange handle @ 4:15, I’ve seen a lot of pizza cutters that look like that in professional pizza restaurants. you hold it (what would be considered) “a reverse grip” in your hand instead of the traditional way of holding it. So instead of the cutting wheel being in front of your thumb and forefinger it’s below your pinky and the side of your palm, that way you get better force going straight down instead of forwards and out. Plus it keeps your hand further away from a freshly cooked pizza
While I totally understand not wanting to show failures and such, I think it'd be really interesting to see stuff even if it doesn't work out. Failures happen and I think showing that is important, too. Maybe not as it's own video, but maybe as a collection at the end of a quarter or year or something. Regardless, thanks for the hours of entertainment! It's always a treat when I see one of your videos in my subscription feed!
Very nice handle. Didn’t know black locust reacts like that under a black light. I did a similar look for a tap handle before. I found the glue up a lot easier by keeping it square while glueing up. I could use some mdf with packing tape on each side to keep everything aligned, just had to cut the insert piece to rough shape before putting it in.
Good to see you in the new year, Peter. Haven't missed Shop Time in years. Looking forward to another great year of experiments (and the occasional woodworking video).
Watching the skew made me realize over is the biggest mistakes I've been making in my own turning. I'm approaching it with the perspective of a metalworker, and keeping my tools roughly on the centerline of the lathe, resulting in a rather perpendicular angle with the work. Because of that, I've been having a lot of chatter and catching with my tools, especially when I bring out the skew. Next time I turn, I'm going to readjust my tool rest to what you're doing, and see if that helps.
Great project. I saw comments earlier on another site, about resin not appreciating being begged to dry. I always enjoy your videos because they are very entertaining.
If you drill a hole some of the way through before you chop your extreme angle, you can glue one side to the inlay, drill the center hole in the inlay and use a dowel or rod to line it all up for final gluing and added strength.
My parents have half a dozen black locust trees in their yard. Between the spindly limbs falling from 60 feet, the 2 inch long thorns, and the tiny goddamn leaves that clog every gutter guard known to man, I grew up thinking the name was appropriate for the cursed blighters. Very neat to see that they actually do serve a purpose after all.
Make a hot box. Plywood box with an incandescent light bulb inside. It's like an easybake oven. We used to use one both to cure finished resin and to keep epoxy (unmixed A and B) workable in colder temps (I worked for a Marine company that did fiberglass work way back when).
That is beautiful! I have a ton of black locust growing around here, I’ll have to take my kiddos out to see it fluoresce! Thanks for the tip! Have a fantastic day, Peter. I look forward to every video and project, disaster or not. 😁
All I know about black locust is that it makes great firewood. Also makes great honey from what my grandpa has told me. All the years and cords of black locust I've cut, I never knew it could glow under a black light.
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So what happened with the resin?
I poured the resin.
Resin no cure.
So far, that's all I know.
@@peterbrownwastaken did you try unplugging and plugging it back in?
@@peterbrownwastaken another idea then is a mixed wood bowl that is a sphere with a small hole on the top. Think like a pumpkin
@@peterbrownwastaken sounds like when i had to repaint a pump room on the USS Wasp. The supply guy neglected to provide the second part of a binary compound to treat the deck - it never dried! XD Ah, well, live and learn.
@@Sigurther oh wow. how did they end up solving it?
Oh I didn't know that you can turn wood on the resin turning lathe
@Roderick storey it was a joke :)
@@jbh759
Ure a joke 😊
Roderick storey sorry dude you might need to buy some sense of humor.
"Project C is in the Trash, where it Belongs" -- IT BELONGS. IN A MUSEUM.
He never showed what plan c was?
Nickolai trash
Please let this be an Indiana Jones reference. I have the John WIlliams theme playing in my head.
Peter Brown That’s what I thought at first glance, so I hope we’re right
Don't be silly, we named the lathe Peter.
“Did you hear that, skew? You RUINED sanding time.”
Sounds like I got a new phrase to shame my employees.
Love it.
That is the prettiest pizza cutter I think i've ever seen.
Tool shaming is 100% a thing.
And I loved watching you sand it, *Sanding disc flies off* "Annnnd we're done with that one!"
*chunk of wood flopping around at 4000 rpm*
Peter: "This looks good"
Haha! It's all relative I guess! :)
My thoughts exactly!
My exact thought was "No Peter, this looks dangerous" lol
That part almost made me spit my coffee
Dude my stomach hurts from laughing
I smiled when I saw the milk jug mallet again.
Always.
I appreciate that you took the time and printed out a dunce hat for a 3 second joke.
Thank you! I put way to much effort into that dad joke. :)
It needed googly eyes. 🤣
Ann’s Warm Fuzzies Everything can be improved with googly eyes...
Looks at the desperate face of his cat
Ironymus
That cat is trying to tell you that it already _has_ eyes. The bowls for its food and water, on the other hand …
What's a skew and what's it do differently to the other tool he was using?
Might I suggest instead of binning Plan C entirely, that you keep it's footage and any other Plan C's you might have through out the year and making a Chopping Block(or whatever you want to call it) compilation at the end of the year for all failed/dropped projects. showing all of the Could of Been projects and maybe what went wrong.
to12 Yes, I like this idea. Sounds entertaining XD
to12 grate idea
Have, not of
Alternate name: The Could Have Bins
@@BDavis-rb6xn Both names are great!!
Dad refuses to get a TH-cam account. So everytime you upload I send him the link... I hear him now, watching it lol.
Ah... ye. I respect that. Google collects all of your data.
You can actually subscribe to a channel without an account using RSS
joshyrobot But my data!
No but for real. Your data is garbage. They recycle it, to try and get a general idea what you like, so their ads appeal to you. Get a VPN if you don’t like it. Suuuuuuper simple to do if you aren’t scared of google. And you google it.
It costs you the price of a lunch at the diner. Once a month. And it will save you the time it takes to make that money, and the lunch too. Take up bird watching. Or wood working.
EDIT: Sorry. I was going for light roasting, with genuine advice, and instead it got sharper than I intended. I might be getting too good at being mean. Casual observations about ideas people have, turn to weapons too quickly if you learn to be clever in how you throw them in people’s faces. Probably should learn to use them differently, or not at all.
my dad doesnt want one either. not sure why, just something along the lines of channels making him do something or forcing their videos into his reccomended (he operates only on his reccomended, isnt that interesring?) despite regularly watching videos from the channel
"A deli slicer, for wood"
Trademark that ASAP.
Pamela Howard *patent
And what of hand planers sir
Haha
"did you hear that skew...you ruined sanding time."
you come for the crafts stay for the comedy...
I especially appreciate seeing the HDPE mallet's cameo, since that was the first video that brought me to Shop Time. Ah! The memories!
I'd love for you to put up a short video talking about Project C and what went wrong. There's always a way to learn from mistakes and improve for the future, so I think we'd all enjoy hearing about it
Project C: "How come the skew just got a timeout and I'm in the trash?!"
Peter: "YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID!"
Always enjoy the projects, Peter :)
This channel has inspired me to start wood working nothing successful yet but soon hopefully
Keep us updated!! I'd love to witness your progress
I want to give it a try so badly, but life keeps getting in the way. 😐
I've gone as far as purchasing a lathe, but then doubt creeps in :(
gbob
Lathe, at least one cutting tool for it, and some wood, and you’re ready to get started.
@@ragnkjathanks for the encouragement. I did order some pen blanks a few days ago.
Hopefully I'll move past staring at my tools and onto making something haha
*Sanding, loses pad to the abyss*
"K, we're all done with that one!"
I'll be honest, I love your "everything's gone to hell, this is the new plan" videos even more than the perfect videos.
Tool shaming is absolutely a thing. I've put my dice in time out playing D&D plenty of times.
ditto
They even make dedicated dice prisons.
Dice jail is a must in any game.
If you have multiple dice sets you have dice that are most well behaved and if your dice misbehave you bench them and replace them with another set
*Points at project 'C'* "AND LET THAT BE A LESSON TO THE REST OF YOU!
when you panned over to the dunce hat on the skew I just busted out laughing. I feel that way about my markers sometimes lol
Peter having a Plan D and having the strength to go all the way through it is the difference between men and boys.
I'm officially in escrow on my first home purchase. There is a perfect little attached garage space behind the house that I plan on turning into a wood shop. After years of watching you i can't wait to try my hand at it!
I was laughing at tool shaming and I tried explaining it to my wife and now she thinks I'm crazy.
You are
Exactly the same thing just happened here!
She’s now giving me withering side-eye - which is making me laugh more.
“Are you writing about me?”
Oh crap, I’m dead ...
What, she's never had a thing that didn't thing right?
MinionMI Hahahaha
I'm a handy female, my man isn't. He just watches me wistfully knowing he will never understand why a bandsaw and lathe make e laugh loudly.
6:50 "okay... were all done with that one!" I'm dying laughing
I didn't even notice it flew out of his hand until I saw this.. he was just too smooth lol
😂😂😂
Agreed - that was pure comedy gold :)
I really enjoy your videos.
You embrace all the failures, Plan D.
Tool timeout, finding the correct point of failure and correcting it.
6:54 A natural work flow.
Genius and hilarious
No matter if it's plan A or plan Z, every plan is a perfect plan from Peter Brown
agreed
I am curious to see what would a Peter Brown Plan Z be honestly.
Hardison dies in plan M
Except project C , that one belongs in the trash :D
that moment you add a finish to walnut..... holy hell, it just pops, and instantly becomes super amazing
I love the classic feeling it has, while not being plain or simple! Another amazing project :)
Ya know, I think I've watched every single one of your videos. Been subbed for a year or so. I always enjoy your videos!
Dude, seriously. Carl Jacobson is going to be literally right next to my sons daycare and I'm here watching Peter Brown instead.
Hey, I am sure you know this, but putting a small sprinkling of table salt on the wood glue will help stop the pieces from slipping and sliding under pressure. It has helped me a ton.
Awesome project :)
YOU HEAR THAT SKEW!? *shakes fist*
.... “we don’t talk about plan C!” Lol so curious about what was planned C that was trashed.
Pretttyyyyy! I want that pizza cutter! 😂😇
I cannot think of any single one of Peter’s videos they I’ve ever clicked off. They are my favorite little pick-me-up. For example, I’m currently on a grounded plane and watching this with a smile.
Italian tomahawk. My stepfather made me one and I love it.
It's a decent pizza cutter you are the only wood worker I watch on TH-cam because you don't just put music over what your doing and you let us see the mistakes and when it goes wrong
I don't own any tools, I hated woodwork at school and don't go near it now but I still watch your videos religiously.
Just got my lathe and it's remarkable how much you need to know just to ask an intelligent question! Wanted to let you know that this video is the first I've seen that shows what mandrels actually do! Thank you so much!!
Two interesting ideas : putting the lava resin in pressure pot, or stabilizing cork with dye to have it be colored in chunks. Opinions?
I don't think he'd be able to do much with the lava resin in the pressure pot. It starts curing way too fast.
The second idea is great though!
No go sit in yhe corner till you learn your lesson
Could you make a resin light saber? Perhaps with something else in it for balance and a wooden base? Like a old fashion light saber
I love that the milk jug mallet now is part of the production of new projects.
Beautiful in a way
Hot tip: when gluing a highly angled insert like that, cut the angle in your square stock so that you can properly clamp it in from all around, *then* turn it as normal.
Lovely piece of walnut and a nice result. I do a lot of pizza cutters and ice cream scoops with diagonal stripes like this and I've found it much easier to cut and glue it while it's still square. I clamp it into form so that I can apply more pressure to the ends than you could get doing it this way... I can go find a picture of what it looks like if you're interested.
Walnut "sold in 20lb bags as firewood"
WHAT IS THIS HERESY!?
i was about to ask if he could send me a bag for knive making
Peter has done a video on exactly where and how he gets his wood. I for one am insanely jealous.
We use it for fire wood in the midwest.
Santa Rosa has a gun stock manufacturer and it mostly deals in walnut but they sell the cut offs and scrap.
Lmao my butcher sells walnut in chunks big enough to turn pets out of.
Also interestingly, the butcher has them for smoking meat with, but he says walnut is worthless for smoking? He must stock it for those who really insist on it
Gotta say as much as I love the wierd projects there's something so soothing about watching you work wood.
when that poly finish goes on, bringing out the rich color of the wood... 😩👌
I tend to watch videos while doing other things but I always save shop time for when I can truly appreciate
Best intro i have ever heard on a shop channel. PROJECT 'C' IS IN THE TRASH... *WHERE IT BELONGS*
Love the black locust wood. Would love to see more fluorescent cut out work 😍
4:43 Oh thank god! I thought you were about to go right at at without cutting most of the excess off.
I know people that haven't
I Love The Dunce Cap!!! (and the constant ridicule of the Skew Chisel) Well Done Brother👍
Always a great time with Mr. Brown!
I like the fact you actually use tools to push your wood though saws and stuff, wish more people would
I've never tried any of the work you do, but I find it interesting and I learn a lot. I enjoy watching keep up the good work.
The skew just felt too much pressure on camera! I loved the rolling pin and now this too! Which one do I ask you to make me now???!!!
Can we just appreciate our bois amazing hair? The blend of black and grey is honestly very appealing. Ngl
Can’t wait for plan(s) a, b & c. And that pizza cutter is a beast, it turned out very pretty.
No idea why this channel doesn't have 1mm + subscribers. One of the best on TH-cam.
Great work! And that 100 rpm wipe-on poly bit was just sooooo satisfying!
Love some Wipe-On Poly !!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome pizza slicer handle !!!!!!!!!!
When you joked about making a strange handle @ 4:15, I’ve seen a lot of pizza cutters that look like that in professional pizza restaurants. you hold it (what would be considered) “a reverse grip” in your hand instead of the traditional way of holding it. So instead of the cutting wheel being in front of your thumb and forefinger it’s below your pinky and the side of your palm, that way you get better force going straight down instead of forwards and out. Plus it keeps your hand further away from a freshly cooked pizza
While I totally understand not wanting to show failures and such, I think it'd be really interesting to see stuff even if it doesn't work out. Failures happen and I think showing that is important, too. Maybe not as it's own video, but maybe as a collection at the end of a quarter or year or something.
Regardless, thanks for the hours of entertainment! It's always a treat when I see one of your videos in my subscription feed!
I made one of those pizza cutter kits from Rockler as a Christmas gift. Man, it was HEFTY.
I know absolutely nothing about making things but these videos are super satisfying.
I think I just saw this the third time. And only now am I picking up on the skew-messing-things-up thing and Peter's resentment towards his tool. 😂😂😂😂
That wipe on poly part was amazingly satisfying... oh my goodness 😍
I love your videos. You're humor is fantastic!
Long time watching. Love " I don't know what angle it is " best ever. Your art is exquisite. Love
Watching the skew was so mesmerizing for me, and then I was so rudely shocked out of it that I audibly gasped! Lol
another great video buddy . happy days . 🎺😜
I was convinced you were going to use the epoxy method that I did with my beer tap handles way back when, but I guess just wood is ok too lol
I always enjoy a good turning and you never fail to amaze me.
Very nice handle. Didn’t know black locust reacts like that under a black light. I did a similar look for a tap handle before. I found the glue up a lot easier by keeping it square while glueing up. I could use some mdf with packing tape on each side to keep everything aligned, just had to cut the insert piece to rough shape before putting it in.
Good to see you in the new year, Peter. Haven't missed Shop Time in years. Looking forward to another great year of experiments (and the occasional woodworking video).
Love it! Always have something else on-deck when projects don't go perfectly.
Watching the skew made me realize over is the biggest mistakes I've been making in my own turning. I'm approaching it with the perspective of a metalworker, and keeping my tools roughly on the centerline of the lathe, resulting in a rather perpendicular angle with the work. Because of that, I've been having a lot of chatter and catching with my tools, especially when I bring out the skew. Next time I turn, I'm going to readjust my tool rest to what you're doing, and see if that helps.
What a delightful surprise on my birthday: An amusing yet insightful wood-turning video from a wonderfully amusing crafter!! Thank you!
I love the way you just roll with everything
Great project. I saw comments earlier on another site, about resin not appreciating being begged to dry. I always enjoy your videos because they are very entertaining.
Love the tool shaming, I'm going to steal that.
So glad to kicks my feet up and watch this after work
It’s a beautiful handle! I love it. Thank you for your time and for another great video.
If you drill a hole some of the way through before you chop your extreme angle, you can glue one side to the inlay, drill the center hole in the inlay and use a dowel or rod to line it all up for final gluing and added strength.
My parents have half a dozen black locust trees in their yard. Between the spindly limbs falling from 60 feet, the 2 inch long thorns, and the tiny goddamn leaves that clog every gutter guard known to man, I grew up thinking the name was appropriate for the cursed blighters. Very neat to see that they actually do serve a purpose after all.
I've been waiting for you next vid my man. Can't wait to see what you've got in store this time.
I really love your projects and the funny ways you present the process. I've seen all the uploads so can't wait to see the next!
It came out beautifully!!
Great project and video Peter. I can't believe you get walnut firewood!!!
Great persistence! Woodworking Peter must be proud :)
I get happy when I get a notification of a new video from Peter brown 😃
I love that pizza cutter kit, I made mine with a pistol grip from madrona.
Very cool!! Especially the black light part!! 🤗😍
"That's it, I'm Toolshaming" 😂 beautiful work as always, Peter! 💜
Make a hot box. Plywood box with an incandescent light bulb inside. It's like an easybake oven. We used to use one both to cure finished resin and to keep epoxy (unmixed A and B) workable in colder temps (I worked for a Marine company that did fiberglass work way back when).
That is beautiful! I have a ton of black locust growing around here, I’ll have to take my kiddos out to see it fluoresce! Thanks for the tip! Have a fantastic day, Peter. I look forward to every video and project, disaster or not. 😁
After a long hard week Peter come out with a video and saves the week
hey i just wanted to say ive had a really stressful week but im really happy i always have your videos to watch + relax with
so thanks peter! :D
Walnut is so beautiful
Peter gets the award for the most wholesome woodworking channel
I need this for my pizza. Off to the shed I go. Keep up the amazing work.
All I know about black locust is that it makes great firewood. Also makes great honey from what my grandpa has told me. All the years and cords of black locust I've cut, I never knew it could glow under a black light.