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- Join me as I build a simple walnut/oak/ash stool using methods such as through mortise and tenons and wedged mortise and tenons and power carving the base and hand finessed to shape. Always fun sculpting wood!
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Really cool build! When you were lathing the legs on the table saw that sound it made made me want see the giant ants from that old movie "Them" come after you!
Yeah that was horrendous! I never got the bearings right for that jig gave up on it in the end. I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Lovely stool, i actually muttered a "wow" when you attached the back rest and carved them to perfection. Thanks for another brilliant video.
I said wow too when he did the back and also how he cut the bottom of the legs to match the angle with the floor. Simple & genius. This turned out so beautiful.
It’s beautiful
Thank you for the compliment, hope you had a lovely weekend! 🍻🍻🍻
Did not expect a random gopnik in the middle of a woodworking video. Nice chair, looks quite cool!
Thanks buddy ☺️ I’m guessing gopnik means chav?
Bloody comfortable looking stool mate, would love a set of those!
Thanks mate, was a fun build that just came together nicely just flying by the seat of my pants, love builds like that! Wish I’d made a set as I’ve been asked twice for a set.
@@HewAndAwe a set would be amazing!
You win the Stool-stakes :D Mate this is awesome, you've made me want to do another version of mine with through tenons.
"Man walks into a gay bar, say's to a fella can I push....?" Thats my best performing vid mate, well here on youtube that is.
Only found your channel about 4 weeks ago and am out of unwatched vids 😉😉Absolutely next level sir. I haven't seen a single bad one, they are all top draw.
That’s nice of you to say, I mean some of those vids the colour is all wrong, the sound is bad etc etc but then that’s me talking 😂
Umhmmmm wouldve lost it over that spider at 2:10....well done
Haha, I was shocked he’d been through the planer, then the thicknesser and the the bandsaw, but didn’t like expensive epoxy 🤷🏻♂️
just amazing! thanks for share... greatings from Argentina
Thank you Mariano! Hope youre well!!!
I was very impressed with the craftsmanship of the stool, so to start with, I will implement many things I saw on your video for future attempts at chairs and stools. But what I found most amazing was the jig you made to turn the legs. I have been turning wood on a lathe for seven or eight years, and there is no way I can turn three legs identically. That table saw jig is outstanding. It was one of those moments when I thought, how come I never thought of that. Anyhow, great job!
Thanks Stephen 👍 the hard part is sanding them and getting the size to match the mortise 😬
I'll agree, I've envisioned such an item for a long time and (unusual for me) I never really started to design and build such a thing. In the meantime, I'll be waiting to see dovetails on your mortise and tenon joints, LOL. Great work!
Very good your work
Thank you David! Hope youre well!
Wow
Cheers Matt! Hope you’re u have a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
Great vid and build mate.... I’m having a binge on all ya vids
I’d love to hear any constructive criticism mate?! My early vids yeah I know but the later vids...👍
Молодец. Очень красиво получилось. У тебя +1 подписчик из России!
Спасибо большое за комплимент. Спасибо за субтитры тоже, надеюсь, я не разочарую - надеюсь, что вы здоровы и в безопасности!
Those jigs for the legs are amazing!
Charles Burghardt Thanks Charles - bloody messy though 😬
That stool is amazing. Whole video seems surprisingly relaxing and soothing to me. Thank you for making my day better
What a lovely complement 🤗🤗🤗 Hands down the nicest compliment I’ve ever had!!! Thank you so much, you’ve made me pause and soak that up and smile 😊
@@HewAndAwe I'm happy that I made you happy. You have no idea how much your videos helped me rn for some reason. Thanks and keep up the good work
Genius
Fning kick a..!!!
Contouring with the grinder is a great art. Gotta have hands like a golfer.
Haha - is fun, but damn messy!
Love it great idea very nice work 👍👍
Thank you John, I appreciate the complement mate!
👍very good work!
Thank you Petr, hope youre well!
Beautiful project 👍👍
Thank you Bob! Hope youre well! 🍻
@@HewAndAwe stay well too.
Gorgeous stool!
Thank you Bruce, appreciate your complement! Hope youre well!
Amazing craftsmanship
Thank you Drew, appreciate it bud!
Parabéns
Thank you 🍻🍻🍻
Very cool!!! Good job!!!
Thank you 😊
01:22 👏😂😂😂👏👏👏
Thank you Ustinovich 🙏
Channel deserves more Subs 😁 👌👌👌👌 terrific job!!
Thank you Mickel, Not so fussed about the sub number, well till I got to 1K that is. Watch time is more important - cheers for the complement! Hope youre well.
Those look amazing!
Thank you for the complement!
@@HewAndAwe very nice brother! I love the technique and skills. Subscribed immediately
@@spankjuicer4976 Thanks bud! Appreciate it mate, hope youre well!
Ficou maravilhoso,espetacular.Parabens pelo capricho.
Muito obrigado, muito gentil da sua parte!
Reminds me of the Warwick bass guitars!
Interesting, I had to google Warwick bass guitars, but not sure what you mean still? 😆
@@HewAndAwe look up u tube, ( MAKING OF streamer 14 piece purple heart body...) Viewed from the bottom of the guitar.
Google would throw up too much.
Once you view this video you will find many more of their custom job videos appearing showing the CNC machining process. Just for inspiration and not copying.
You are well equipped to make one for yourself but will have to look up things such as scale length, (even for fretless ones ) equally tempered scale and other diy videos such as yours.
Many musicians look out for new bodies and necks.
The neck is a complex job.
Haha the legs interlude 😄
I gotta be honest, I was cracking up when I found that! Just gold 😂
Quedo excelente!!!
Gracias por el cumplido
Was that spider legit! 🕷 That was cool regardless...
I’m not the spider whisperer 😂 yeah was legit, couldn’t believe it, he/she went through all those tools, but only got the hump with the resin 🤷🏻♂️
never lost a pencil in his god damn life, dad was an calculator mom was a computer nice time video job
I’m trying to work this out fella?
Gran trabajo!
Muchas gracias Fede!
lindo trabalho! parabéns!
Muchas gracias!
Wow..
Thank you 😊
C'est magnifique 🥰
Merci beaucoup pour le complément!
Awesome job bud 👊
True craftsmanship, first vid I’ve seen of yours and enough to have me hit the sub 😎
Oh-man, thank you for that - nice to have your aboard! Hope youre well and safe!
Lindo trabalho parabéns!
Brasil.
Muito obrigado, muito apreciado complemento!
عاشت ايدك عمل محترف
شكرا لتكملة جميلة الخاص بك!
Lindo trabalho feitos com madeiras ,curto muito
Obrigado pelo complemet. Não sabe o que quer dizer com breve?
Good
Thank you 😊
Illuminati confirmed!
Hmmm, I could swear I replied to your comment Chris! Funny though I'm getting a bit roasted for that part of the film...
@@HewAndAwe Wow, some people are so sensitive!
Chris Franklyn some went as far to say it ruined the film 🤦🏻♂️
Great result, Ben! Still working thru your videos (they get pissy when I watch at work). I immediately understood the purpose of the primer trick - but my question is, how much or how deep will that soak into the grain? Laughed at the spider - after all that machining, it finally said, "FU!" to the epoxy. Love your work, dude. Have you happened to see the New Yorkshire Workshop video channel? He does lots of stuff - like you - but apparently his 'thing' is making custom stereo turntable bases, and he uses... well, I'd guess about every kind of automotive finish available in Great Britain... but on wood.
Hey bud, the primer is really a piss coat / a dust coat, you could just use a pencil but paint covers it all quickly, I doubt it goes much more than pencil - seems to take the same time to sand off by hand too. Ive never tired it on end grain mind. I dont watch much wood working on youtube more car stuff F1 and how to edit vids mainly - to be honest its a luxury when I do watch as i'm normally editing when Im at home.
Oh man this is inspiring. I feel passion. What's your name again? God!
My earth name, generally mates call me Ben 😉 Thank you for the lovely compliment- much appreciated 😊 Hope you’re well and good! 🖖
Awesome build. I'd like to get the plans for that excellent lathe for turning the legs.
Thank you 😊 I don’t have plans I made my version of what Izzy Swan made.
@@HewAndAwe Thanks, I will replay your video in slomo and copycat it from there...
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Thank you Adrian! Hope youre well!
Well done! A little concerned about the unsupported back leg.
Cheers Jay, seems to hold me at 15 stone, the base is about 40mm thick and a through tenon.
Man that stool is unique and beautiful! What was the grey spray that you sanded off for? I have never seen that done before.
Thank you Russel 😊 the spray paint was undercoat, you can use any spray paint, the idea is the same as using a guide coat on car body panel’s. So say you’ve gunned you high build primer you then can spray a colour over it and block the primer down flat - the guide coat shows you the low and high spots 👍 hope that makes sense?
Beautiful job! That stool not only looks sturdy but very kind to the bottom of the one who places their bottom on it! :-) What type of disk did you use for the power carving?
You sir win the comment of the day 😁 That made me smile! I used the Suburr tooth carbide discs, I’ve had them for yonks and use a LOT, bar them loosing their colour they cut still like the day I bought them about 4 years ago, they’re really good and worth every penny! If you carve green lumber and the clog up just lightly take a blow torch to them and they clean up 👍
Que simetría en el asiento! Me gustó tu forma de tornear piezas cilíndricas. Excelente trabajo. ¿Qué era esa capa gris que le pusiste a las madera antes de lijarla ? SALUDOS DESDE GUAYAQUIL ECUADOR
Thank you Victor, la pintura en aerosol estaba debajo de la capa, puede usar cualquier pintura en aerosol, la idea es la misma que usar una capa de guía en el panel de la carrocería del automóvil. Entonces, digamos que ha disparado su imprimación de alta construcción, luego puede rociar un color sobre ella y bloquear la imprimación hacia abajo: la capa de guía le muestra los puntos bajos y altos?
Fantastic job !! I noticed you have to many Festool toys, I can help, send them to .... lol subbed !!!
Hahaha, oh it’s nice when someone is a cool about or makes a joke about it, mostly I get flack for them 😬 I started out with not so good tools some ten years ago, with no kids that I know of I’ve been able to afford such tools. If I use the Domino then the sarky comments roll in ☹️ Thanks for the sub, nice to have you aboard 😊 hope you’re well! 👍
Hew and Awe I know exactly what you mean, I still have a pantorouter to setup and use. Never used any Festool, but only hear good things, have a great day 👍
Using the offcut to make the back section was very smart. Was that a filler that you applied to the top of the stool (6:15), or what?
Man, I guess you're into Festool! But, hey, you could sure teach yourself how to spray finish your pieces, as it takes so much less time and makes for a professional finish.
Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.
Thanks Marty 😊 No that was primer, I use it like a guide coat on car panels when blocking back the primer to show me the low and high spots to get to flat, if that makes sense? I’ve hand absolute rubbish tools back in the day, upgraded to dewalt and so on then found the Festool system saved me time/money and my lungs. I can spray very well, I just don’t feel it comes close to the durability of Osmo polyX hard wax oil, pretty much my go-to finish. Plus the waste involved spraying is horrendous, but I have HVLP guns, really only used for my ride-and-joy and know more about spraying two-pak paint than finish for furniture to be honest.
What disc did you use on the grinder? I wanna make the concave on a maple stool seat.. Can't figure out how to make it, yet
I use these and have done for years, they really last!!! www.axminstertools.com/instantsearch/result?q=SABURR%20TOOTH%20ROUND%20FACE%20CARBIDE%20DISCS%20 you will need to find the ones with the holes in which make it easier to work to your line.
Did You make it with woodprix?
I don’t know know what woodprix is mate, what bit of info are you after?
@@HewAndAwe My adventure with woodworking started with Woodprix.
On Woodprix website you will find the plans. Good and very accurate designs ant much more
Remington Mcneese about the only time I work with plans/drawings is when a designer sends me them to make 👍
@@HewAndAwe Awesome to hear that 👍 Best wishes !
Nice video! What kind of carving wheel did you use?
This brand - I prefer the ones with the holes so I can see my line better. www.axminstertools.com/saburr-tooth-carbide-discs-100mm-4-ax931328
Amazing - the simplicity of the production inspires - not that I underestimate the skillset and craftmanship required to actually do it.... The disk you use - where to buy, that could help me out :) Great job, any set of cheeks will agree I think. Subbed!👍👍
Thank you Claus, what a lovely complement 😊 The disks are made by Suburr tooth round face carbide discs, I prefer the ones with the holes in so I can see my lines I’m working too when the disc is spinning - they’re not cheap, but they will last you a life time, I’ve had mine 3+ years and they still cut just like new, I use them a lot! If I can help any more just shout? 👍
What was the grey spray on material? Beautiful stool!
Thank you Michael, I used primer like you would use a guide coat on car body panels when you’re flattening the primer to show the low and high spots 👍
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Thanks man 😊
- Nice end product. Approximately how long did it take to complete??? Hard to estimate with the 'warp speed' of the video.
About 7 days inc finishing.
What´s the product you use in minute 6:18, it´s a protect wood?? The work is fantastic.
Thank you Osvaldo ☺️ it was to protect the wood, I used car primer, basically as a guide coat like you would when you’re blocking primer on a car panel - it shows me the low and high spots. If you sand in a criss-cross fashion like when blocking primer you’re left with a close to perfect flat area - hope that makes sense?
1:43. May 1, 2011. In that glorious day in Saint Petersburg, Russia, an fm radio station "Radio record" introduced its new podcast "Гоп ФМ" ( = Chav fm) starring this radio stuff DJs. Artem Skorobogaty, a famous master of ceremonies, dancing "Пацандополь" ( = "bro doble" that in russian language actually sounds close to "Paso Doble", a spanich dance) on "Hard Bass" (an electronic musical style, originated in Saint-Petersburg in the mid-00th) was a meme video a half decade ago in Russia. Now it's your time Britannia. Hold on there )))))
Really, Chav FM? Chav has a different meaning in the UK.
@@HewAndAwe Yes, mate. The very meaning of that word. Гоп ( sounds "Gop") in russian means a way of life that is opposite to the social order, specially among uneducated, unskilled persons. And "Гопник" ("Gopnic") - is an individual with such a lifestile. Gop is also a synonym for Gopnic as a short form.
Btw, amazing and very fine work. Thx for sharing. Greetings from Russia !
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Cheers bro!
@@HewAndAwe 😊✊
Fantastic stool, great build, I really enjoyed watching this! I loved the leg jig for the table saw, but was wincing each time you went through the back stop thinking the saw was going to take your trigger finger off on the drill lol.
One thing I;m curious about is it looks like there are wedge slots cut into the bottoms of the legs too around 4:27, is that aesthetic or functional?
Thank you Chris ☺️ I was being very careful, cause of the ramped up vid it looks like I wasn’t. Well spotted! I actually cut the slots the wrong way to the grain direction so made a feature out of it and flipped the legs to solve the prob 😆
Gorgeous stools! How many hours to make each one? Man I'd have to charge a couple grand apiece lol
More than I care to remember, I’ll never make the money for the time I spend to be honest. I take to long cause I over think etc. I think I’m selling that stool for 250 quid all this time and no one has bought it 😏 I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
@@HewAndAwe Same to you as well! Keep up the awesome work!!
Hey mate,
Great job! Try to use your affiliate for the carving disks, mind popping one in here...
Jack
Thanks Jack, not sure why or where you are in the world but these are the discs I use www.classichandtools.com/acatalog/Saburr-Tooth-Carving-Wheels.html Expensive but they ve been abused for over 5 years now, bar losing their colour they still cut just fine!!! Hope this helps dude! Kind regards,
Ben.
Nice looking stool but why only one stretcher,?
Purely for astatic reasons, the base is plenty thick enough to take it, also there’s only one way to sit on it so really only one foot rest needed 👍
A spider came out of the wood leg drenched in epoxy. 2:09
To my suprise too, had already been through the planer and thicknesser and bandsaw - I guess he just didnt like the colour lol
How thick was the seat stock before shaping?
Was a while ago fella, about 50mm ish.
How did you do the angle of the leg's hole?
Pretty much just angled the drill press table at a 5 degree angle, with a piece of ply with V shaped fence to hold it in place so I only had to spin the work piece for the next hole, also I had to drill with the work piece bottom up to get the splay - hope that makes sense? If not I’ll some how show you.
what degree did you cut the holes at on your bench press?
I really cant remember, somewhere between 0-5, it really doesn't matter what angle you choose just dont go above 10 degrees.
Are all three holes the same angle?
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Thank you Andre, appreciate it brother.
Surprised you didn't tie all 3 legs together. Did it survive?
Yes. You saw the thickness of the seat and legs right.
@@HewAndAwe not having a go btw. It was a genuine question.
I've made little stumpy (and crude) stools like that, but I hadn't seen a breakfast bar type scale stool done like that before.
I wondered why only put one crossbar In but while typing this I answered my own question
Foot rest
@@fridgeways2300 I’m sorry mate, it’s so hard to tell peoples time here and I get a lot of dick heads who just want to bring you down.. my apologies 👍
1:40 is it Gopnik? :)
Yeah I know 😂😂😂 we call them something else here, “chavs”
what kind of compass is that you are using at 1:03??
I cant find the exact one, bought it years ago, but here's one similar www.amazon.co.uk/Staedtler-550-02-Extension-Universal/dp/B000WH0XBC/ref=sr_1_44?crid=2D77Q16KPL78Z&dchild=1&keywords=compass+set&qid=1610797362&sprefix=compass%2Caps%2C161&sr=8-44
What angle did you cut the legs into the seat??
Was a while ago, was either 3 or 5 degrees.
@@HewAndAwe I've been looking on the internet and I've found 12 to 14 degrees for the leg angle am I way off?
You can have anything between 0-14. I’ll double check what angle I used later when I get to the workshop.
Hello mate. How much cost qubick meter oak's in UK?
Really depends on the grade and species of oak, most oak I use has lots of defects which I like at about £45 plus vat for a cubic foot.
@@HewAndAwe thanks for answer
what is the liquid you are applying?
I first hit it with a 50/50 mix of white spirit and danish oil, then two coats of Osmo polyx.
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TH-cam có phụ đề cho điều đó
The wedges should be going the same direction. Other than that you did a great job.
No, you’re wrong. The wedges should always be at 90 degrees to the grain direction to say in the case of the stile piece. If the wedges were running in line with the stile grain they would drive apart the tenon and risk splitting the stile.
I appreciate that a stool seat isn't exactly a stile piece, but the same principle applies, the wedge is at 90 degrees to the direction of grain on the seat, so no matter how hard the wedge is pounded in (or how much the seat subsequently shrinks across the grain) it's not going to split the seat.
@@HewAndAwe I will take your word for it. It sounds like a reasonable reason. Thank you for your replies.
What is the brand name of the glue?
Michael Joyce Please don’t, most of the reason I do this is to inspire people - I learned the hard way with that joint with a leg splitting, that could of been avoided by drilling a hole at the base of the gap of the void for the wedge, but it made me think what about seasonal wood movement given this is more of a mechanical joint like dovetails are and came about cause back in those days there was no glue, till they thought of melting horses that is 😳 Not sure which glue I used, I have many different types, different open times etc. Depends on the temp in my workshop, do I need to work on it pretty soon etc etc. I have them all, titebond 2/3 I try to stay away from cause it stains and a bitch to sand out say if you’re gonna stain the piece, PU is mostly what I use in winter, ready to work the piece in 5, 30 or 45 mins, very good strong glue if you know how to use it - generally PVA though if time permitting, hope that helps 👍
@@HewAndAwe I understand, I had the same problem. I just excepted it as, what is and nothing I can do about it. But keep real heavy people off of it.
Is it available for buying?
Yes the exact one, funnily enough just moved it to the show room yesterday.
@@HewAndAwe please provide me the link for online booking
Sree hiya, I was in the process of setting up a website then this virus happened, if you look me up on Facebook facebook.com/hewandawe and message me there we can sort something out 👍
@@HewAndAwe wonderful
How much I need 4
I’m sorry I only have the one.
Do you have a tutorial on how you made the jigs?
Hi Nate, I don't but I'll make you one.
Tell a lie, I’d forgotten I used this jig in the film (table saw lathe) th-cam.com/video/BbeYF7KwrN8/w-d-xo.html 👍 I’ll still do a vid for you on the others.
Диаметр и толщина какая,? Сиденье
400mm by 40mm.
@@HewAndAwe спасибо
I'd like to buy 4....how much?
Hi Raul, thank you for your interest - for four would be 1K UK pounds inc materials.
@@HewAndAwe I'm building an outdoor kitchen. Do you think they will hold up to high moisture
Raul Gonzalez I’d have to make them out of seasoned wood for outdoors, but what ever seasoned or kiln dried I wouldn’t leave either out in the elements, the colour will change etc - furniture like the above and all the work that goes into them it would be a shame to let the weather destroy them. Better to get them out for use and put them away when done to be honest.
Bonito mas.muita frescura
Gracias por el cumplido!
Suas ferramentas são imprecionantes tudo muito organizado parabéns
@@jeronimopaula4079 Obrigado pelo complemento Jeronimo!
Man I was about to say "nice porn music" and then I heard the end of the clip
Cheers buddy! Hope you had a nice weekend!
An unhappy ass make me an asshole. 🤣
Hahahahaha! Same, this cracked me up! Cheers bud, hope youre well!
And???
Try asking a more open-ended question.
سلام از خدا میخوام نجاتت بدهد
منو از چی نجات بده؟
@@HewAndAwe در فیلمت از نماد شیطان پرستی استفاده کردی از خدا خواستم نجاتت بده هنرت بسیار زیبا بود
@@HewAndAwe من همه انسان هارو دوست دارم شمارم دوست دارم
@@hoseeyndabighi9751 فقط ارجاع به فیلم گنج ملی با قفس نیکلاس بود ، به معنای هیچ چیز واقعاً نیست - و من متدین نیستم بنابراین هیچ چیزی برای من معنی ندارد ، از شما ممنونم که مکمل آن هستم ، من آن را می دانم!
@@HewAndAwe زنده باشی مردهنرمند بهترین هارو آرزو مندم برات من ۶۷ ساله هستم در ایران و کرج هشت گرد زندگی میکنم
O louco , nada a ver , o olho que tudo vê. Estragou a arte.
Wra apenas um companheiro de brincadeira, relaxe.
thumb down for freemasonry symbolism and mixing nationalism/politics with this in general 👎
😂 was just a gag man, don’t take it so seriously 😂
Clearly waste of time.
As so is your comment.
Parabéns
Cheers dude! 🍻🍻🍻