Hey! I follow you from France, I love your videos and I follow you since a long time now. I was asking if you could do a video about the sharpening of your tools. Cause I have a lots of tools at home and I don't know how to sharpen them. Thank you.
I love the "old saw" comment as you try to convince yourself it's ok. If someone ever mic'ed my shop, that's the only self-talk they'd hear LOL Love the project!
Thanks Chris! That really means a lot. I’ve enjoyed watching your channel grow. One of these days we need to be together for a collab and some fly fishing.
What a great book. I am going to source one for sure. Love your hand work my friend. You have a great understanding on how wood works.It will make any kitchen proud bud.
Hey andy, make you some copper gloves to go over your vise teeth... copper is soft enough it wont mar your wood and strong enough to handle the maistakes of a rough saw blade
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Andy, I haven’t seen all your videos so don’t know if you already use it but I’ve been using Odie’s Oil on pretty much all my recent kitchen destined projects and it’s changed my life! Thought I’d share.
Glad to have found your channel and nice work on the salt cellar. There are currently 34 sad souls who have no appreciation for wood or the things made from it with such care and skill.
Hey Rawls, just popped in to tell u my lil story real quick. I subd you probably a year, maybe 2 yrs ago. But lately, I've been viewing more polotical videos and trying to inform the less informed. After a while, it can take a toll on you, and after just one minute of watching your work, I felt refreshed and ready for more. There is much more to be said, but that's the scoop really. Your work is sooo relaxing to watch. Thank you very much.
Just need to carve a miniature version of your TINY wooden spoon to complete the salt bowl ;-) Always good to watch your work, Andy. Thanks for sharing.
Nice! I might just try something like it. Lots of folks seem to treat mineral oil as the go-to finish when they need something food-safe. But walnut oil, pure tung oil, raw linseed oil and boiled (or "polymerized") linseed oil without chemical hardeners are all food safe too. And unlike mineral oil, these are all hardening oils, which makes them a better finish.
This is my kind of TH-cam channel. 👌🏻 Not some overly animated plastic person editing to the point where they seem like they’re trying to make a movie. 🙄 but on that note great channel, I like the real ness of your videos as well as the amazing craftsmanship. It’s a dying art. Kind of like my job, real hardwood floors. Makes you appreciate wood and it’s beauty.
Hopefully this gets to you....how does a person pick wood for project...Does the wood still need moisture since firewood is meant to splinter? Watching these videos has me curious how to start
I was wondering what anyone’s opinion (Experienced or not in wood working) on going to a technical college for woodworking is worth it or just be an apprentice
Could you please leave the captioning on screen a little longer. If I don't go to the captioning the second it appears I don't have time to read it all. Love your videos. Thanks.
Hi! Love your work, as always! Is there any reason you sometimes use handtools, when a power tool would do the job just as well except quicker? Like cutting the top of the cylinder off. Not hating or anything, just a curious newbie!
I'd imagine it's the enjoyment of it. I know I enjoy using my handsaws more than my table saw or band saw, it's just fun. Probably does it on projects for himself where time isn't an issue
This is very pretty! I was wondering have you ever thought about putting your workbenches up tall enough so you don't have to bend over so much? maybe make the legs a little bit taller? I only think about that because I have a horribly broken body so that's what I think about when I'm watching you create art sometimes. Lol like gosh I wonder if that hurts his back or in my case my everything
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The difference between your wood working & mine? Sharp tools, practice, & most importantly, patience! Love to watch you work.
Could you do a video (or maybe you already have) on how you sharpen your gouges and other curved blades? I can never get mine this sharp
Hey! I follow you from France, I love your videos and I follow you since a long time now. I was asking if you could do a video about the sharpening of your tools. Cause I have a lots of tools at home and I don't know how to sharpen them. Thank you.
William PATUEL I saw comment recommended woodbywright, maybe you can try to refer to that
sound so good~! plz make more like that no talking, carving asmr plz~~! thank you every time
I love the "old saw" comment as you try to convince yourself it's ok. If someone ever mic'ed my shop, that's the only self-talk they'd hear LOL Love the project!
You have some serious talent with the gouges! Great video Andy.
I always look forward to your videos man, so enjoyable to watch, you have a great style
Thanks Chris! That really means a lot. I’ve enjoyed watching your channel grow. One of these days we need to be together for a collab and some fly fishing.
What a great book. I am going to source one for sure. Love your hand work my friend. You have a great understanding on how wood works.It will make any kitchen proud bud.
Nice work Andy! Looked like a fun project!
Very cool I heard about you on For the good of the land. I will be ordering that book thanks. This is my first time watching you and I love it.
Hey andy, make you some copper gloves to go over your vise teeth... copper is soft enough it wont mar your wood and strong enough to handle the maistakes of a rough saw blade
Andy, I haven’t seen all your videos so don’t know if you already use it but I’ve been using Odie’s Oil on pretty much all my recent kitchen destined projects and it’s changed my life! Thought I’d share.
Simple yet beautiful.
Glad to have found your channel and nice work on the salt cellar. There are currently 34 sad souls who have no appreciation for wood or the things made from it with such care and skill.
Thanks and well said!!!
Hey Rawls, just popped in to tell u my lil story real quick.
I subd you probably a year, maybe 2 yrs ago.
But lately, I've been viewing more polotical videos and trying to inform the less informed. After a while, it can take a toll on you, and after just one minute of watching your work, I felt refreshed and ready for more. There is much more to be said, but that's the scoop really.
Your work is sooo relaxing to watch. Thank you very much.
So I am guessing you are right wing
Educate Yourself quit fishing for compliments attention
I’m so glad I followed you on Instagram and saw your post!!❤️
Just need to carve a miniature version of your TINY wooden spoon to complete the salt bowl ;-)
Always good to watch your work, Andy. Thanks for sharing.
When the wood squeaks it gives me chills
Hey Andy, tell me about your large gouge please. What is the size and what sweep is it? I enjoy your channel. Thanks!
I just ordered the book, looks like a blast of a project. Oh, and maybe next time on the free throw. ; )
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it April👍. Honestly I took like 20 shots to try to make one on camera and then just gave up!
Hey Andy I was wondering if you could do a video of where you suggest buying the tools you use and also how you sharpen them.
Nice! I might just try something like it.
Lots of folks seem to treat mineral oil as the go-to finish when they need something food-safe. But walnut oil, pure tung oil, raw linseed oil and boiled (or "polymerized") linseed oil without chemical hardeners are all food safe too. And unlike mineral oil, these are all hardening oils, which makes them a better finish.
Thanks for suggestion, I might try that!
You're the best artist
I was waiting for the "off the elbow salt drop" scene :( LOL
Great work as always!
Looks wonderful!
This is my kind of TH-cam channel. 👌🏻 Not some overly animated plastic person editing to the point where they seem like they’re trying to make a movie. 🙄 but on that note great channel, I like the real ness of your videos as well as the amazing craftsmanship. It’s a dying art. Kind of like my job, real hardwood floors. Makes you appreciate wood and it’s beauty.
Hopefully this gets to you....how does a person pick wood for project...Does the wood still need moisture since firewood is meant to splinter? Watching these videos has me curious how to start
Great video!! I’ll try make this for my mum 😁😁 keep up the good work!!
I love it!!! Thanks for sharing!
Hey does anyone know what chisel he used to carve out the bowl?
It's just a big gouge. I know that because it says so when you turn on the captions. Lol.
@@grahamefreestone5309 o lol thanks xD
Any recommendation on a set of gouges for a beginner?
What finish do you use for your projects?
Get this man to 1 Mil
very nice...did you solve the noise from your Mortiser?
What a video you are such an inspiration
with an lathe you would get it rounder and that much faster
I was wondering what anyone’s opinion (Experienced or not in wood working) on going to a technical college for woodworking is worth it or just be an apprentice
When are you going to make a hat that says "Go and make it". I love that slogan and would love to wear it in a hat.
The closed caption bit killed me 😂
Amazing!
I had that book in my hand today. Absolutely fuming I didn’t buy it
Could you please leave the captioning on screen a little longer. If I don't go to the captioning the second it appears I don't have time to read it all. Love your videos. Thanks.
Hi! Love your work, as always!
Is there any reason you sometimes use handtools, when a power tool would do the job just as well except quicker? Like cutting the top of the cylinder off. Not hating or anything, just a curious newbie!
I'd imagine it's the enjoyment of it. I know I enjoy using my handsaws more than my table saw or band saw, it's just fun. Probably does it on projects for himself where time isn't an issue
If you turn on auto genorate closed captions.
Andy where do you get your wood gouges from?
A few I bought from woodcraft. The big one is from highland woodworking. The others I’ve purchased off other craftsmen.
Thanks! what size is rhe big one?
Anyone any idea what kind of fluid does he use? Olive oil? Boiled Linnseed oil? Etc?
Mineral oil. You can find it for cheap in a pharmacy,and it's generally food safe.
0:44 hit or miss, I guess they never miss huh
*SIKE*
I think I would have used the humongous band saw for that cut :)
Video clearly says, HAND CARVED...
Yeah that would have been much faster! I like to stay with the hand tools for my videos, people prefer the sounds of a hand saw over 7’ tall bandsaw!
Who else saw the book wedge he made in the window seal
What is that rounded chisel tool called
Dominic Cammaroto a gouge or carving gouge.
Thank you @lego god
What tipe of wood is?
Pine?
Quarter sawn oak
You from Canada?
Texas US
Please make a deep plate
Why do you tell us to turn the captions on
Mikel B Hardin because he wants us to view the captions
You should have finished the video by sprinkling salt into the air like the salt bae
Rip that saw
This is very pretty! I was wondering have you ever thought about putting your workbenches up tall enough so you don't have to bend over so much? maybe make the legs a little bit taller? I only think about that because I have a horribly broken body so that's what I think about when I'm watching you create art sometimes. Lol like gosh I wonder if that hurts his back or in my case my everything
Epic fail with the shot
Always been a fan but it seems like this was pretty rushed. Seems like a fun project though.
Who's watching over the computer?
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Wat lemn
5th
Missed opportunity to end video with a salt bae
Strangle me
Dude, you've done better things already. But my congratulations.
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Carve a chair
First comment
Meh..
MADA FAKER
Time wasted...