Making a Chair Scraper using power tools or a few woodworking hand tools
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- This video demonstrates how to make a classic antique hand tool
using power tools or simple woodworking hand tools.
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Paul Thank you so much for starting your youtube adventure for us. Your knowledge and talents are a great gift to share with the world. I enjoyed your first video and look forward to many more.
I don't care one wit whether your videos are slick and well produced or just straight off the camera. It is what you are saying and demonstrating that is priceless. Please please please make more!
Also, is there any way I can get on a waiting list to buy one of your miniature tools?
Could you please explain what you were doing to the throat opening for those of us who are clueless? What was the point of curving the opening with the sandpaper? Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge. Great job. Please keep then coming :D
Subscriber 729 (you will soon reach 1000!)
It sounds like you have som very interesting videos in mind. I can hardly wait!
Thanks so much, its a privilege to see another true craftsman sharing his skill.
That was very informative. Thank you.
so glad you decided to do this! thanks for a great video, youre doing fantastic!
Great job, Paul. Sounds like some really interesting content coming up! Looking forward to whatever you want to offer!
Paul, that's a great first video, with ambitious editing for a novice. Meeting you and your work through Keith's channel was a treat. Your work is second to none and soon many thousands will know it. I'm pleased to be an early subscriber to a new TH-cam shop icon!
Great start to making videos, Paul. Thanks for sharing!
-- Cheers, Gary
Thank you for an interesting video. Looking forward to seeing more of your work
Congratulations, Paul, on your first TH-cam video. Love that you get right into the meat of the subject, no dilly-dallying around. :D I'm anxiously looking forward to your future videos, especially the one on sharpening the vee-tool.
Thanks for deciding to share your knowledge. It's truly a wonderful gift.
With high regard,
Richard
Any subject, I'm all eyes and ears. Keep up the good work.
Superb Paul, nice pace, key steps shown without the usual jabber that slows things down. Picked up several new tricks and I've been making tools and miniatures for years, especially the gullets for the slitting saw in wood, makes me feel dumb for not doing this years ago.. Thanks for sharing your inside knowledge.
Your Chair Scraper looks like the perfect tool to customize hammer handles for my blacksmithing work. Great job on your first video! We look forward to many more.
Is that a Burke / Powermatic horizontal milling machine in the background?
sure is
Well folks... this channel is going to put the pornography people out of business!!! Can't wait for more!!
what great video I'm sure you'll only get better at it as time goes on I'm glad I saw Keith's video and Found out about you at the beginning and get to watch your channel and video library grow.
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing some of your knowledge, I won't miss a single one.
Thanks, Stay tuned as I am currently working on a new video on doing inlays,contains a lot of neat tricks. Be sure to check the Paul Hamler channel for other 9 videos.
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Hi Paul, Congratulations on your first video and look forward to many more. Thank you for sharing some of your techniques with me over the years and now many will learn from you. Bill Bilancio
Thanks Bill now go get your camera and start filming
Very nice. Your first stab at it was well done. Can not wait to learn more from your bag of skills. Thanks for taking the time to share with me and others. Regards/greg
First video or not Paul it came out well. And nice tip on using double sided tape on some tool steel plate when using those rotary planers when the part's not held in a vise. Long videos are fine at least with me, YT has that pause feature and your own history so it's easy to pick up any point stopped at if you didn't have time to watch a full video of anyway.
Looking forward to seeing more videos, very informative, thanks
You make me want to be a better cabinet maker/machinist. Very inspiring!!!!
So far, I'm liking what I see. You have a new subscriber.
GREAT VIDEO !!
PS YOUR SIGN IS SPELLED WRONG --- NO " N " IN THIMK ! ---- :-)
Thanks Paul great subject can't wait for more
Awesome demonstration! Great work, presentation was very good.
Outstanding. Looking forward to future videos.
Great video and that you for sharing your knowledge.
Looking good there, Brother!! Wish I had enough talent to do some of this :-)
Great job on your first video! Thanks for sharing
Great work Paul thanks sharing keep it coming
so, this is where it began, eh? great stuff sir.
i hope to get better like an aged wine.
Thanks for passing on your tips and experience.
Great Job love your Wilton Vise I am a Vise Nut
I enjoyed this content, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your video! Your work is inspiring.
I enjoyed the video. Please continue.
Great info here! Thanks for sharing!
looking foward to much more thanks for sharing
Fantastic info. Thank you
Thank you for doing this.
Really good video Paul. Well done
Very nice Work Keep it Up!!!
Excellent Paul. So glad you are doing this. I look forward to all your ideas and thoughts on all your up coming videos. Thanks for taking the time to do these.
Glad you're posting - the production quality is irrelevant (and will get better with practice) to the information and the techniques. I appreciate you teaching us what you've learned - looking forward to more videos and collaboration w/ KR. Thank you sir.
A great start. After you took Keith Rucker through your beautiful shop, I couldnt wait to subscribe.
nice 1 thanks
I did not knew that you have a YT channel. That should be prime news on CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX ...
I am immensely grateful for everything you post. Thank you, thank you, thank you...
I'm sorry to say that I've just now stumbled upon this gentleman and his videos but I'm glad I have. This gentleman is a book full of knowledge and he's willing to give it away for free to those smart enough to sit down and read.
You had me when KEITH RUCKER visited with you. those miniatures you made are a work of art !
Most TH-cam creators wish that their first video was this good. They also wish their work was this good. Just keep the videos coming as you comfortably can, and share your wealth of knowledge with us. You can't take it with you, and you cannot post videos from where you and all of us will be going someday. We all have to share our skills while we are above the lawn.
Very nice. I am looking forward to your future projects!
Are there any measurements posted anywhere for this (angles used and so on?). I couldn’t find anything on “chair scrape’ and I would like to try to make one. Thanks
not that I'm aware of . the blade is usually always 90 degrees or vertical unlike a spoke shave. I'd suggest buying an antique scrape and copy or modify it using size and scale , I have over 75 user made scrapes and each one has it's own custom made spin that the maker applied. Tom Lamonds book on spoke shaves has several examples of scrapers included with some references to rough dimensions.
thank you for the video ..
I prefer to build with Stodoys plans.
What is Stodys plans
Every once in while I like and subscribe before I even watch the video. 👍
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