Низкий поклон Вам за искусное мастерство и великолепное творчество! Не устаю пересматривать Ваши красивые и вдохновляющие ролики. Огромное спасибо , что делитесь своим опытом! Здоровья и сил Вам, мира, добра и процветания Вашему дому!!! Привет из Нижнего Новгорода.
Hehe, good expression : "the gears turning in your head". Since it has been my daily job to choose suitable branches, it has become kind of state of mind for me to look for harmony between things. Thanks for the kind words about the music I make.
Well worth the watch. I’m blown away that people have these fancy shops with expensive tools are your shop is so simple and jigs are common sense and took a life time of doing something to discover a better way. Well done Sir.
Hola, te saludo desde Argentina, me gusta mucho tu trabajo, el video, tu sentido del humor, aah los nietos yo tambien tengo uno y tu lugar de trabajp se ve fantastico
Saludos desde Estonia a Argentina. Saludos al nieto también. Lo que también me gusta de mi trabajo es que puedo hacerlo en mi propia casa y no tengo que desplazarme a ningún lado.
Love the look of your work, it will last many lifetimes. So glad you shared your methods. Ingenious jigs, and tool mods to make it easier and accurate. I learned some great tips and techniques, thank you, Udo!
If you do some work for a long time, you still learn something. It would be a shame if these learnings were lost. That is why I am also happy if someone finds something useful from this.
Hermano que hermosos trabajos logras !! E estado mirando tus vídeos reiteradas veces y me an servido de inspiración , me encanta la madera ya logré hacer unos banquitos como los más pequeños que hacés tu intentando usar tu técnica , me gustaría compartirte alguna foto , un abrazo grande desde Uruguay , mi nombre es Pablo ,
"Awesome " Your furniture is as beautiful and loving as you are , enjoyed watching you , love this chair , would buy in a heart beat , wish I had your talent ! ❤ 👍
Greetings. This brown glue is originally white, I tint it myself with soot. This is Soudal - pro 45 p. Polyurethane glue that expands when it hardens, as you can probably see from my videos. Fills cracks and joint gaps well.
Oh thank you. Nice ones of course. Comfortable too. But I'm not sure if I can be of help when you need chairs. The world is still very big and the village of Liivamäe (where I live and work) may turn out to be very far from you.
I usually agree with you, but not on this one. Cold and hot are normal in my mind. Also normality is good and bad. Without them, a person would be just a lump of jelly. It's just that ... bad is not to harm a person, but to teach him.
@@udoaas2466 I know you are right. Perhaps that was what I was trying to convey in a crude manner. This struggle is in my opinion what makes a man. Physically, mentally and emotionally. Life was never meant to be easy. I know for me this is what has forced me to grow. I think we all have a choice in most things. We can muster all that is in us or give up and lay down and die. I really appreciate you for teaching me and I can tell you have a lot of spiritual insights... could also be a little bit of language and cultural differences... but I think I understand.
@@donscottvansandt4139 I think I understand what you mean now. Yes, there is a linguistic and cultural difference. Although the deeper one goes into spiritual meanings, the more people are alike, even people from very different traditions. And it is all the more difficult to make your thoughts understandable, or to understand, with the help of words, especially through written words. But I think I understood what you meant now. That going through difficulties makes us stronger people.
Hi Steve. This brown stuff is a water based stain. To tone the treated surfaces of the wood to the same aged appearance as the surface under the bark of the tree. I put it on all treated surfaces, not just the ends. I also apply the same stain to moisten the wood between sandings, so it's better to see where it has already been sanded and where it hasn't.
Yes, thank you. To this music. You know, there is music at the concert and on the radio. And then there is the music that you are full of. This music here is this second variant.
Hey Udo love your work! i am also a rustic furniture maker .woodwork teacher and youtuber, i was wondering how you cut your tenons? keep up the good work i will search for more of your videos Best wishes David
Get some help from the kids..... for the music that is. I like your style though, you obviously have been doing that for a long time. You have some ingenious contraptions and methods. Thanks for a great video. ... Chris
@@udoaas2466 , I'll have to make one up. I do similar work in the eastern Sierras of California. I am just far enough away from the rat race. I really like your selection of tools. Thanks
I don't know exactly, I bought it at a workwear store. It is probably intended as a hood for the base of a welding mask. But it also works well against dust and perspiration associated with the mask.
@@udoaas2466 ....thanks sir.....hahahha Estonia.....nice contry and godd bless you sir...hope you always healthy and i thing you master of Wood working be safety first.... For work i very like your Chanel sir....
Yes, I know that the word "puu" sounds weird in English. But in Estonian it means trees. A similar word in English, the stress is on the P. In Estonian it's a double u. So "uudopuu" sounds like what I say in Estonian in this video. And I also understand that my last name sounds weird in English too. But in Estonia it's a fairly common last name and means meadow. I think I owe a lot of my TH-cam attention not so much to my woodworking skills, but also to the weird English sound of these two words. But as the basic truth of advertising says, there is no such thing as bad advertising.
I don´t know how many "likes" I can give to your work. It´s wonderful. Thanks for the videos.
Дякую . Дуже повчально та цікаво. Ви чудовий майстер. Дай Бог вам здоров'я і довгих творчих років життя.
дякую
Низкий поклон Вам за искусное мастерство и великолепное творчество!
Не устаю пересматривать Ваши красивые и вдохновляющие ролики. Огромное спасибо , что делитесь своим опытом!
Здоровья и сил Вам, мира, добра и процветания Вашему дому!!!
Привет из Нижнего Новгорода.
Спасибо Владимир. Спасибо за добрые пожелания. Пусть будет мир и пусть в вашем доме тоже будет достаточно хлеба. Привет из Эстонии.
Качество у вас самое лучее. Мне очень нравится ваша конструкция.
My father was viking blood and my mom native American. What a combo lol I love both kinds of music. Great video I'm learning...
Enjoyed watching the gears turning in your head,while picking out the ones that would work. I’m 73 and I like the music! 🎵. Great job
Hehe, good expression : "the gears turning in your head".
Since it has been my daily job to choose suitable branches, it has become kind of state of mind for me to look for harmony between things.
Thanks for the kind words about the music I make.
Спасибо вам мастер! Доброго вам дня, мирного неба. Здоровья вам и вашим близким желаю
Well worth the watch. I’m blown away that people have these fancy shops with expensive tools are your shop is so simple and jigs are common sense and took a life time of doing something to discover a better way.
Well done Sir.
I've been doing this for 27 years now. Not exactly lifetime, but still, very big piece of it.
I Love Watching These Videos!!!! Such Talent and Charm!!!!
Beautiful rustic workshop producing lovely rustic furniture. Great skill 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. thanks for sharing 🍻
Вы вообще молодец руки золотые
Hola, te saludo desde Argentina, me gusta mucho tu trabajo, el video, tu sentido del humor, aah los nietos yo tambien tengo uno y tu lugar de trabajp se ve fantastico
Saludos desde Estonia a Argentina. Saludos al nieto también.
Lo que también me gusta de mi trabajo es que puedo hacerlo en mi propia casa y no tengo que desplazarme a ningún lado.
@@udoaas2466 Buen dia,. Ciertamente, igual para mi, saludos a la familia
The jig that you used to drill the leg mortises is very clever.
Мне очень понравилась ваша работа буду стораться повторять и учитса у вас спасибо👍👍👍
Спасибо.
Да, но я также смотрю и узнаю, что делают другие плотники.
Beautiful job , with a sturdy rustic chair .
I like the saw that rotates around and cuts the legs off at the same length. Enjoyed watching your video
Yes.....I noticed that too on his videos. Very clever and big time saver. Perfectly level every time.
Nice video, great work. Thanks for sharing.
Cool, the chair, video and music are all cool. Good job.
Great workmanship, Thanks for the video
Good rustic furniture👍🤝🙏
Love the look of your work, it will last many lifetimes. So glad you shared your methods. Ingenious jigs, and tool mods to make it easier and accurate. I learned some great tips and techniques, thank you, Udo!
If you do some work for a long time, you still learn something. It would be a shame if these learnings were lost. That is why I am also happy if someone finds something useful from this.
Отличная работа. Очень красивая мебель получилась. Просто высший класс. Вы вдохновили самому колхозить
Спасибо.
100%
Hermano que hermosos trabajos logras !! E estado mirando tus vídeos reiteradas veces y me an servido de inspiración , me encanta la madera ya logré hacer unos banquitos como los más pequeños que hacés tu intentando usar tu técnica , me gustaría compartirte alguna foto , un abrazo grande desde Uruguay , mi nombre es Pablo ,
hola pablo Estoy muy interesado en las fotos de Ping. Por favor enviar a mi correo electrónico
uudopuu@uudopuu.ee
Saludos del carpintero estonio.
Wao es relajante todo el video. Muy buen trabajo. Ciertamente se aprende viendo. Fortuna y salud para ti y los tuyos.
What a pleasure to watch your skills both with the wood and the child. Excellent thank you.
apik tenan mbah..
Really enjoyed your film and the chair design. I will be attempting to make some in the coming month.
Excellent workmanship ❤❤❤❤
Замечательно, привет мастеру)
Чем поливали изготовленный стул? Какой жидкостью?
Я залил "Teak Oil", последнее финишное покрытие - "Danish Oil".
Вышый клас, старик огон розговоров нет--вот мастер сваё дело,такие люди сто лет один раз придёт на жизн---класный стулы
"Awesome " Your furniture is as beautiful and loving as you are , enjoyed watching you , love this chair , would buy in a heart beat , wish I had your talent ! ❤ 👍
Vow, thank you, what good words!
Desde que lo vey me encantó su manera de trabajar
greetings from Indonesia
Thanks. Seems to me, Indonesia has big traditions with wooden furniture.
Great work,can you tell us what oil you use for the finishing?
I like the music, the brain n the tools for making the chairs.
Yes, these components are the most important.
Fantastic man !
Hello I'm from Ireland and I love your crafts may I ask what kind of brown glue/filler you use on the legs of your chairs
Greetings. This brown glue is originally white, I tint it myself with soot. This is Soudal - pro 45 p. Polyurethane glue that expands when it hardens, as you can probably see from my videos. Fills cracks and joint gaps well.
Очень красиво,нужно подумать.
Que trabalho lindo adorei essa cadeira. Que música e essa?
Eu também não sei. Essa música veio.
Your woodwork style is unique
Even when I was a child, I liked to wander along bushes, not along the main road.
Круто дядька. Очень круто.
saludos desde Argentina, extraordinario su trabajo, una verdadera obra de arte.
Gracias, amigo de Argentina.
Saludos desde Santiago de chile hermoso talento buenos trabajos Saludos.
I learned a lot. Thank you!
Exelente trabajo ,
Sr muy bueno trabajo
You have good idea for the people on the world 🌍 💡🥰
What kind of oil /Staind bath do you use, brilliant Time saver
Yes, the oil bath is a real time saver. I use "Teak Oil" in the bath, for the second coat I use "Danish Oil" which I apply with a cloth.
Belo trabalho👍👍👍👍
Forte abraço aqui do Brasil
Welton
Obrigada.
Fantastisch 🤩 wunderschön 👌👏👍
I need 6 of them. 😊. NICE WORK!
Oh thank you. Nice ones of course. Comfortable too. But I'm not sure if I can be of help when you need chairs. The world is still very big and the village of Liivamäe (where I live and work) may turn out to be very far from you.
Que obra de arte parabéns
Pooppopopoppppopopopopopoopoppooopooooopopooppooopooooooopopoooooopoooooooooopoooopoooooooopooopooooooooooooooooopopoopoppoooopooopooooooooopoooopopoooooooopoooopoooooopoopooooopoopoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooopoooooooooooooopppooppooooooooooooooooooopoooooooooopooooooopoooopopooooooooooooooooopopopoooppoooooooopooooopooopoopoooooopooooooopooooooopoooooooopooooooopooooooooopooooopopooooooooooooooooopoopooopopooooopopooooooooooooopooooooopopooooooopopoopopooooooooopoooooopooooooooooooooooooooooopooooopoopooooooooooopopoooooooooooooopoooooopooopooooppoopopooopoopoooooooooopooooop9ooooooooooopooooppooooooopopoooopoooopooooopoooooooooooopoopooooppoppph
Beautiful chair
Ótimo trabalho ficou show parabéns 👏👏👏 daqui do brazil
Recebi os parabéns na Estônia, obrigado!
Amazing work.
Beautiful work. What is the adhesive you are using?
Thanks Luke. In this project I used Soudal "Pro 45P", which is a weatherproof polyurethane adhesive that expands as it hardens.
Parabéns chefia
Obrigado Aulas de marcenaria. Saudações colega carpinteiro.
It takes a beast of a man to brave the cold and heat to do they're craft!
I usually agree with you, but not on this one. Cold and hot are normal in my mind. Also normality is good and bad. Without them, a person would be just a lump of jelly. It's just that ... bad is not to harm a person, but to teach him.
@@udoaas2466 I know you are right. Perhaps that was what I was trying to convey in a crude manner. This struggle is in my opinion what makes a man. Physically, mentally and emotionally. Life was never meant to be easy. I know for me this is what has forced me to grow. I think we all have a choice in most things. We can muster all that is in us or give up and lay down and die. I really appreciate you for teaching me and I can tell you have a lot of spiritual insights... could also be a little bit of language and cultural differences... but I think I understand.
@@donscottvansandt4139 I think I understand what you mean now. Yes, there is a linguistic and cultural difference. Although the deeper one goes into spiritual meanings, the more people are alike, even people from very different traditions. And it is all the more difficult to make your thoughts understandable, or to understand, with the help of words, especially through written words.
But I think I understood what you meant now. That going through difficulties makes us stronger people.
what is the brown stuff you rub on the ends of the wood
Hi Steve. This brown stuff is a water based stain. To tone the treated surfaces of the wood to the same aged appearance as the surface under the bark of the tree. I put it on all treated surfaces, not just the ends. I also apply the same stain to moisten the wood between sandings, so it's better to see where it has already been sanded and where it hasn't.
thanks
Muito show❤
Thank you for sharing your story ❤...love the music...what is it?
Yes, thank you.
To this music. You know, there is music at the concert and on the radio. And then there is the music that you are full of. This music here is this second variant.
awesome. look forward to seeing more of your videos
Thank's Frank.
Хорошая энергетика).
Это одна из вещей, за которые я благодарен за эту работу.
Hey Udo love your work! i am also a rustic furniture maker .woodwork teacher and youtuber, i was wondering how you cut your tenons?
keep up the good work i will search for more of your videos Best wishes David
Watching your videos from Canada!! 🇨🇦
Your work is amazing!!!
Exelente,👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 good
very good
very good👍👍👍😇
Get some help from the kids..... for the music that is. I like your style though, you obviously have been doing that for a long time. You have some ingenious contraptions and methods. Thanks for a great video. ... Chris
Lol,I like the music,,but I'm a old guy !!
He is. Talented
0:52 What kind of disc is in your power tool?
Hi Robert. This is a disc I made of plywood and sandpaper myself. I didn't find the ones I needed in the store.
@@udoaas2466 , I'll have to make one up. I do similar work in the eastern Sierras of California. I am just far enough away from the rat race. I really like your selection of tools. Thanks
@@robertcornelius3514 If you live that far, you probably have dragons around you to. These creatures love to live in a far- far- land.
Hi '' Udo Aas ! ''
Woow 👍👍👍
Nice
beautiful
Awesome!
what are those hoods you wear called?
I don't know exactly, I bought it at a workwear store. It is probably intended as a hood for the base of a welding mask. But it also works well against dust and perspiration associated with the mask.
Класс!
Добрый день! Что за станок на 8:08?
Привет. Это обычная ручная циркулярная пила, прикрепленная к подвижному рычагу. Расстояние от стола также регулируется. Я сам это сделал.
@@udoaas2466 спасибо Вам
@@udoaas2466Хороший инструмент получился!
Amazing!!
Very cool chair 👍
But of course. Thank you!
Класс молодец браво
Спасибо!
Супер дед!!!
I might try and make a chair or something soon, strong chair, I like it
I wish you strength in this.
Can u do the swing as well. Perfect job.
Yeah ofcourse, this swing in my workshop is made by myself.
Y esa música de donde es ahuahuuahuhu
Vaatasin õhtusöögi kõrvale video ära.
Hästi tehtud!
Jah, ega söögi kõrvale kehva asja vaadata ei passi. Et siis tänud sellise peenekoelise komplimendi eest.
@@udoaas2466 Täpselt!
my name is Denny good
Fantastik chair..... Meke me your student sir❤️❤️❤️❤️ my name Iwan from indonesia
Yeah, why not. Come to Estonia.
@@udoaas2466 ....thanks sir.....hahahha Estonia.....nice contry and godd bless you sir...hope you always healthy and i thing you master of Wood working be safety first.... For work i very like your Chanel sir....
@@hastutipalancoi6422 Thanks for good wishes.
Very solid chair I can feel
And that's what I'm talking about all the time. To understand the strength of furniture it is necessary to feel, not look.
Музыка пиздаты 😂 по шаманский
I Wonder How to Pronounce the Word , Or Name " uudopuu " Can Anyone Help out With That ? Thank You So Much in Advance
Yes, I know that the word "puu" sounds weird in English. But in Estonian it means trees. A similar word in English, the stress is on the P. In Estonian it's a double u. So "uudopuu" sounds like what I say in Estonian in this video.
And I also understand that my last name sounds weird in English too. But in Estonia it's a fairly common last name and means meadow.
I think I owe a lot of my TH-cam attention not so much to my woodworking skills, but also to the weird English sound of these two words.
But as the basic truth of advertising says, there is no such thing as bad advertising.
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍👍👍👍👍
ถูกใจที่ซู๊ดดด..
ขอขอบคุณ!
👍🤠
Hi, you live in old country. Dragons and castles.
And that is exactly what it is. Unfortunately, we also have some modern things. Like the internet and corruption. Ha ha.
@@udoaas2466Насчёт коррупции, мы наверно всех обогнали.
Like the music
me too.
What is name of the músic??? 2:50
I'm just hum. I don't give them names.
Please tell me, the furniture, and the bed in particular are made according to your technology will they boil during operation?
No, I'm not boiling anything, that would be too labor intensive. If cracks appear during drying, I glue them full.
That’s badass I have 500. Us to secure the bid.
...what?
👏👏👏👏👏
Jättefint (Y)
I like how you have little inspector in every video. he is there to see if you are working and not swinging or resting in those chairs hahahahaha
Haha, quite the opposite. He would actually prefer me to sit and swing with him.
@@udoaas2466 very cute kid