So fucking cool man. Really. People don’t think how amazing it was that they built things like this back then. The ingenuity of the past is truly amazing.
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Such a range of skills and knowledge demonstrated in Scrapwood Challenge Day 5! I am tremendously impressed. I imagine Day 5 was a long one, too. Thanks, Pask, for sharing and inspiring. Keep it coming, please!
Cool! My wife and I were just discussing the other day about maybe making some 'wine barrel' type planter boxes. You just showed me how to do it! Thank you.
I love all the beautiful things you make out of wood that would otherwise end up being burnt or in landfill! You're so talented; a true craftsman which is rare nowadays. If the unused bits aren't treated with any chemicals, you can compost them as well as the wood shavings. :)
That was really really interesting to watch. I was surprised that you don't need any glue between the upright pieces of wood but I suppose that the water will make the wood swell up and seal any small cracks. I've just realised you could now milk your own cow as you've made a stool and a bucket 😆👏👏👏
I'll add a challenge to this: Make a perfect circle from the same design and engrave the loops into the body . . . This was a highly instructional walk-through. Thank you 🙂
Amazing work Neil! I must admit that making a bucket is a project that I'd find fairly daunting at the best of times yet you're confident enough to do it in a day! Impressive indeed!
When u get the bucket together in trial hoops you can roll it on its side on the ground the curved pattern on the ground is now the pattern to hammer your final hoops to. That way it fits the sides perfect. Just hammer the hoops till it matches the pattern in the sand
Dude! That was a massive marathon effort. So many disciplines in that little gem. Thank you. Don't push yourself too hard. We still want Pask after this. :D Sleep well and see you tomorrow.
Wow! You are good. It's not just what you're able to make it's also the fact that you see something that's in the wood waiting to come out. What was the little gizmo that you used on the table saw at around 2:25?
Nice project with just one small observation. The two ears for the handle could have been welded to the top ring. Would save on the hardware - four sets of bolts and nuts, not that it costs a great deal. The pressure from gravity of lifting the bucket would ensure the ring always keeps the seal of the wooden slats intact.
Yes that would've been a better option. I would've had to dry fit the top ring and remove it to know how long to make the bracket. Not that there would be a problem doing that. If I make another I'll definitely be doing that! This time I was racing to get it done and this seemed like the easiest way at the time! :)
Alternatively you could weld over-sized brackets to the top, put the ring in place, then cut the brackets down to size. That might make it difficult to put the ring on though. I like the project! Now I just need to find my own supply of scrap wood....
I keep coming back to this video. There is a lot going on there, so can you tell me if you have ever made a real time vid of this ? You have a great site.
Absolutely loving your videos, very clever ideas. I really want to make the bucket. Just like the comment below, I don't even need one, you make it look fun and easy. Cheers Neil.
Describe what challenges beautiful keep up the good work beautiful job on that bucket beautiful Skil love it from Puerto Rico hello to everyone out there. 👍👍👍👍☺
awsome idea and build! thanks for the video! Would you kindlu give more detail explanation how you calculated the bevel angle on the sides for perfect assembly with given number of side components?
Excellent video! And I really like the audio part of it. No chatter. No unnecessary music added. And still a totally catching attention video.
So fucking cool man. Really. People don’t think how amazing it was that they built things like this back then. The ingenuity of the past is truly amazing.
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
Such a range of skills and knowledge demonstrated in Scrapwood Challenge Day 5! I am tremendously impressed. I imagine Day 5 was a long one, too. Thanks, Pask, for sharing and inspiring. Keep it coming, please!
Carpenter, Cooper, Blacksmith and Woodturner. Amazing skills and demonstration.
I think a cooper just has to be all of those things anyway.
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I love that you use what you have, scrap wood, old bucket handle etc.
Nice job Mr.Pask and water tight too.That bucket will last for years and years.
So awesome..... unbelievable the amount you've accomplished in a day, especially figuring the behind the scenes work of making the video. Bravo sir.
Neil, your ingenuity knows no bounds. Another top job
Cool! My wife and I were just discussing the other day about maybe making some 'wine barrel' type planter boxes. You just showed me how to do it! Thank you.
Hey Neil, again a creative solution of getting rid of your scrapwood. Nice serie of video’s,keep on going!
So many different craftsmanship skills in one project! Top! Perfect!
Thank you! :)
I love all the beautiful things you make out of wood that would otherwise end up being burnt or in landfill! You're so talented; a true craftsman which is rare nowadays. If the unused bits aren't treated with any chemicals, you can compost them as well as the wood shavings. :)
Am so waiting for the plans to making the wooden bucket. Have tried many times with not very good luck. Enjoyed the video.
I will try and get around to it Glen! :)
I watched all Matthias Wandels' videos and now I am watching all your videos in a row. Great work, greatings from Holland!
Thanks very much Paul! :)
When you lifted the planks with the tape and it all fell together, that mage me happy
Nobody foes it better, your the king of the wood pile.
Yay day 5! Way to go Neil. On the home stretch now!
Didn’t expect a waterproof bucket!! A++ looking forward to tomorrow!
wow Neil you are really killing it with this challenge. You deserve a vacation when you are done!
I love the "never tried this before, but its absolutely fine" approach to just about everything..!
Your videos are amongst the most well made, entertaining, fun, informative inspiring and generally bloody brilliant!
Awesome job... That would be a perfect gift for my friend Jack and his wife Jill... No joke. Real couple.
Jack an Jill.... But they down the hill?
alberto gonzalez nah man, they need a bucket to finally chill
You've got some great skill and I appreciate your style. The scrapwood challenge has been really fun to watch!
Glad you've enjoyed it Nolan! :)
Very nice. Even recycled the handle from the paint bucket. I've never seen flax seed used as caulking, different.
That was really really interesting to watch. I was surprised that you don't need any glue between the upright pieces of wood but I suppose that the water will make the wood swell up and seal any small cracks.
I've just realised you could now milk your own cow as you've made a stool and a bucket 😆👏👏👏
Great job Neil. Making one of these is on my bucket list.
LOL am going to put this on my bucket list too.
So far , this is the best project of the challenge.
To cool. Look forward to article and giving it a go.
Real neat. You have every tool known to man kicking around.
Awesome. I never would have thought to radius the bottom of the trench for the bottom panel to seat nicely against. 👍
That’s one project I don’t think you will ever get rid of!!?
Excellent build. Very interesting!
And no leaks. Well done. You are an inspiration!
I'll add a challenge to this:
Make a perfect circle from the same design and engrave the loops into the body . . .
This was a highly instructional walk-through. Thank you 🙂
A lot of skills goes into making of a bucket.
Pretty amazing. Also will last longer than steel or plastic bucket.
I'm really enjoying the Scrapwood challenge.
Yay, a wooden bucket!
I love to see people doing cooperage ... because my name is Cooper!
Amazing work Neil! I must admit that making a bucket is a project that I'd find fairly daunting at the best of times yet you're confident enough to do it in a day! Impressive indeed!
Really admire your craftsmanship and perfectionism. Too much work for me to make a bucket but wow you sure did an awesome job!
Love this Pask. I don't even need a bucket and I want to make one of these.
Keep it up buddy.
did u make it? :)
Wow Neil, another top project again, you must have been a wizard in a previous life, cus this scrap wood challenge is magic 🧙♂️
Wow i really like this video. The bucket making was cool to watch. Thank you
Good job. I epecially enjoyed the bit where you drilled the handle while holding it.
When u get the bucket together in trial hoops you can roll it on its side on the ground the curved pattern on the ground is now the pattern to hammer your final hoops to. That way it fits the sides perfect. Just hammer the hoops till it matches the pattern in the sand
Now you're just showing off..........
Job WELL done
Wow that’s bloody awesome mate. I’m inspired to have a go. I would like to try a barrel one day this will be a good start. Good on ya.
Wow. This is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
I LOVE when you incorporate metalworkin, pretty medival btw
Amazing work Neil! Just keeps getting better by the day........................... :)
The Diresta of Australia. Awesome Neil.
I am enjoying this series so much. Love the bucket.
This scrap wood challenge is great, a video every day
Glad you're enjoying it! :)
I love it Pask! The resourcefulness is awesome. I also like the way you think outside of the box.
Another cool project. Its great to watch you work
That 'scrap' pile was nice, I could use about 90% of it. Nice build.
That song always makes me smile
I learn some much from your channel man. Thanks from Montana!
That's great to hear Lee! :)
Dude! That was a massive marathon effort. So many disciplines in that little gem. Thank you. Don't push yourself too hard. We still want Pask after this. :D Sleep well and see you tomorrow.
Wow, hard to believe all that happened in a day. Very impressive! And it holds water. Bonkers.
Like the buckets on the alpine milk cartons
I think this is my favorite! Excellent project with excellent results.
Another fine product presented via another quality video! Thoroughly enjoy your projects and videos.
My favorite so far. Great job!!
By far the coolest project of thr challenge so far. Well done!
Outstanding mate. Very satisfying to watch.
Glad you liked it Ian! :)
I'm subscribing to u coz u are doing the environment a big help.. Kudos.. Wish everyone would help save the earth.
Add Coopering to you're skills. Awesome project.
Keep it coming pal. Great work
No Leakes, NO runs , No errors!!!!!!!!!!!
Love to watch you work. Did you ever do the plans for this bucket?
this is on my bucket list
Nicely done. I am always impressed with your skill and ingenuity.
Wow! You are good. It's not just what you're able to make it's also the fact that you see something that's in the wood waiting to come out.
What was the little gizmo that you used on the table saw at around 2:25?
Steve Shutt look up kerfmaker
Thanks Scott. I'll put it on my list.
Mad skills! #respect!
Nice project with just one small observation. The two ears for the handle could have been welded to the top ring. Would save on the hardware - four sets of bolts and nuts, not that it costs a great deal. The pressure from gravity of lifting the bucket would ensure the ring always keeps the seal of the wooden slats intact.
Some wooden buckets also have longer pieces on two sides. These can be drilled to fit a rope.
Yes that would've been a better option. I would've had to dry fit the top ring and remove it to know how long to make the bracket. Not that there would be a problem doing that. If I make another I'll definitely be doing that! This time I was racing to get it done and this seemed like the easiest way at the time! :)
Alternatively you could weld over-sized brackets to the top, put the ring in place, then cut the brackets down to size. That might make it difficult to put the ring on though. I like the project! Now I just need to find my own supply of scrap wood....
A great video that demonstrates to me how often I overcomplicate things
I need the dimensions of those blocks and also jigs, what degrees are those, your bocket the best bucket I have seen out there
Amazing! Knockout job mate. Thanks for that. Loved the overhead shot of the scrap-pile too. Boy, am I jealous!
Behold, the mighty bucket!
So satisfying to watch🤩
Another great video! I’m really digging your challenge/series!
Wow, best one from the challenge 👍👍👍
I keep coming back to this video. There is a lot going on there, so can you tell me if you have ever made a real time vid of this ? You have a great site.
Lovely work again Neil!🙏
thats sweet Neil!
Thanks Joey! :)
Absolutely loving your videos, very clever ideas. I really want to make the bucket. Just like the comment below, I don't even need one, you make it look fun and easy. Cheers Neil.
Really enjoyed that one Neil!!
Really lovely ! I d like to learn to do this kind of wooden work! Thank you for sharing from Dominican Republic.
The ground flaxseed thing is very new too me
impressive as always
Describe what challenges beautiful keep up the good work beautiful job on that bucket beautiful Skil love it from Puerto Rico hello to everyone out there. 👍👍👍👍☺
This is brilliant stuff.
Well done, Dear Liza!!
love your challenge , 🔨🔨 .
Thanks for sharing another great video!
Heyyyy that's a cool video. It'll give me something to do with the wire feed welder I bought 2 years ago and never used.
Man, you've got the skills👍
Awesome build.👌
He sure does have the skills!. Can take that one of the bucket list now I guess. 😆
Rob Trautvetter - Takami Woodshop,
Buh-dum-tss 😂😂😂
Bill Carroll yass!
Wow! That's beautiful!
awsome idea and build! thanks for the video! Would you kindlu give more detail explanation how you calculated the bevel angle on the sides for perfect assembly with given number of side components?
Thank you! I'll write an article on website when I get chance to explain better! :)