I’ve watched countless hundreds, maybe thousands, of build videos on TH-cam, and this is the ONLY one deserving of the epic soundtrack overlaid onto the final assembly. I’m awestruck that your wide range of tools is out-matched by your skills and imagination. The sheer number of high quality purpose-built jigs in your shop is incredible. Something as simple as your chisel work is worthy of its own video, but here in this video we are treated to an extraordinary display of craftsmanship and artistry. Thank you.
@@Lorentz1975 This vise is called "Miter Jack" it was used back in 18 and 19 centuries, also there is a link in the description showing how it is used.
Spent over 30 minutes watching someone build something I didn't know what, just to discover it was something I personally have no use for....yet thoroughly enjoyed the experience because of the skills and precision displayed. Inspiring to upgrade my work. Thanks for the video!
One of the best feedback I have ever received on my channel for the past 2 years, yet made me laugh! I am sorry if I wasted your time but I hope it inspires you when making something more useful to you. Respect 🤝
Me too, watched it and wondered if he was gonna show me what is was used for and not sure why I would go to that much trouble and expense to make what is a vise when I have a perfectly good joining table. Built in about the same amount of time as well.
@@kenparnell4297 Thank you ken for your time and comment, please check the link I left in the video description for what this vise can do, thank you for your time again.
Да, тиски получились хорошие, но при наличии такого колличества станков и ручного инструмента можно пилотируемый космический корабль построить... Пора поднимать планку и двигаться дальше). Успехов!
Lol I fell asleep and woke up to this thought you were making a juice press guess a couple additional pieces and it's a multi tool good job looks great
Most people would have no Idea what this jig does nor how to use it nor what it is good for… you have demonstrated a high precision level of great workmanship that is not common. Thank you for sharing your work.
There are men who build beautiful houses. Men who build out the inside with exquisite woodwork. Men who build fine furniture to place within. This man creates art which to place on those shelves.
I’ve watched 100’s of woodworking videos. Obviously this guys is talented but this is the first video I’ve watched where I want my 30 minutes back. Waste of time for 95% of the woodworkers out there.
Sorry, my apologies , it was very insensitive , on my part to make such remarks , your work is superb , deftly and confidently, using so many tools shows a very organised mind, getting your mind and thoughts to make such a master peice together , has put many woodworkers to climb of their high horse me being the first , this is best video I have seen till date easily ,once again forgive my insenstivity . mea culpa . mea culpa , mea maxima culpa .
Well that was interesting but I still don't know the purpose of a "mitre jack". Maybe I need to brush up on my woodworking jig knowledge!~!~! Excellent video all the same. 10. AH HA! Watched how to use it video! Many thanks for taking the time & effort to produce that very informative film. 🙂
I was absolutely mesmerized watching this, and I don't think words can describe it. Watching someone at the top of their game is a rare thing. Thank you for sharing.
You take it past epic. I did not need to understand what you were building. Just watching your process was much more informative. You are a master woodworker. Thankyou.
I just felt an obligation to come on here and pay huge respects to u bro.. I've only just started to really love doing a bit of wood working but what u just did must take years to learn. I'm in awe right now. To build a Clamp of this magnitude on YT when so many ppl are rushing like crazy to build projects is phenomenal to see.. It's given me even more incentive to work harder now and push on. Salute to u my friend and keep making these beautifully crafted pieces.. They're inspiring me anyways bro..
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Yeah no worries pal.. I got the bug for wood working a couplre of months back. I'm 49 yrs old so I'm late to it but I'm about to start on a great journey of my own.. I have the place to build a little workshop and once I get it cleared out I'm away.. I have seen some great videos on here but the way u made those pieces shows great patience imho. I will be watching and learning intently from now on too.. Thanks for the inspiration my friend..
I'm completely humbled at the level of skill, craftsmanship and talent you have exhibited in this video. I really enjoyed the whole experience ... thank you for sharing. Cheers!!
Spent over 30 minutes watching someone build something I didn't know what, just to discover it was something I personally have no idea what it is or what it does
@@jorgenio11 I have posted another video yesterday about how it is used and what it can do, please check the channel videos list you will find it, thx for watching 🤝
Wow. Surprised you only have a little over 20k subscribers. The quality of production and the quality of the workmanship shown is on par or maybe above the 1+ million subscriber channels. I wish you a great growth on this platform and I look forward to digging through your back catalogue :)
My pleasure and I hope you will find other videos helpful and entertaining and thank you for passing by, TH-cam requires a lot of hard-work and patience, I can see that from your channel though 🤝
I must agree with the others. It shows what precision woodworking can build but does not show what it is for. We can all be woodworkers but not all can make videos.!! Not everyone in the water is a lifeguard !!
The work done with this precision is called art not work, I do not know how many years of penance this artist must have taken to achieve this art, it is a matter of great fortune for me to see such work being done in front of my eyes, for this, I am deeply grateful to this artisan.
Even if I had every tool at your disposal, no way could I ever make anything like this. The accuracy and detail are amazing! Magnifico! And the bidding starts at.......
I agree with Jack 100% - I watched 'til the end and I as well have no use for the tool, but I will again and again refer to the craftsman who made it! Exquisite workmanship! And just as Jack did I subscribed and rang... Thank You for being out here in YT land~!
A combination vice and shooting board. I think, if I'm wanting to just build something other than a jig, probably use a clamp and a shooting board - when I'm using hand tools.
amazing video, also been wondering for 30 minutes what this will be until I realized that its the single most beautifully over engineer miter box ever done. Congrats, you definitely took this to level infinite.
Your craftsmanship is exquisite! Also keeping me watching to the end to see what the final piece will look like and be used for is another skill altogether. I just can't see myself putting so much effort and lumber into something I just won't use. Again you are a very talented craftsman, I'll have to check out some more of your work.
I want to say impressive, but that somehow seems inadequate. I didn't know what a miter jack was before this video. Thanks for sharing and I'm in awe of your woodworking skills.
I have a couple of vintage tools with wooden threads like this. I have noticed that they often have part of the threads chipped off over time. These missing chunks do not make the tools unusable but they do make them look "less pretty". It took me a while to realize it, but this appears to be caused by screwing the threaded rod down tightly before storage. If that is done in the dry season, seasonal expansion due to changes in moisture content will put a prolonged force on the threads and shear some pieces off. Loosening the threaded rod (clamp in this case) for storage will prevent this and ensure that the tool remains in pristine condition. The indoor humidity swings over 40% where I live (Canada), and my mitre jack came from England with this type of damage already on it. Your location probably has less seasonal shrinkage or expansion, but still... This is a very nice build, thank you.
That is a great tip Kent, thank you for sharing this, I really appreciate it! In Jordan it is very dry in summer but humid in winter! (70 - 80 )I will make sure to loosen that thread and leave it like that when not in use 👍🤝
I say without hesitation that will be one of those 200 year old treasures that some collector will have in his personal collection some day. It is that well built and magnificent. I'm sure somebody said the same thing to Mr. Stanley about his first hand plane. Absolute beautiful work. How many hours did you spend making this piece? Great video. Thanks.
🙂Thank you sir, it is a pleasure reading your sweet comment!! I can’t tell how many hours I had invested on this build, but it took me 20+ days to finish! Maybe I am slow like a turtle but as I advanced in this project I had to be more careful to avoid the painful redo 🤗, I sincerely thank you for your motivational comment 🤝
30:56 until I FINALLY figured out what you are building.......... fascinating to watch and I enjoyed every second of it!! The entire time ,5 - 12 - 17 - 29 minutes in I still don't know. I'll definitely be checking out your other videos, very inspiring to watch your detailed work.
Still don't know what it's for .Looks like it could be made with some angle iron and some all thread . That not withstanding I appreciate the skill and precision with which it's made.
смотришь и понимаешь что заработать данным занятием абсолютно невозможно. Никогда не найдешь того, кто заплатит тебе столько сколько это стоит в реальном мире.
Это так верно, и по этой причине я не торгую тем, что делаю! Я, конечно, не сравниваю себя с художниками, но знаю, что многие из них умерли в нищете!! Он о любви и страсти.
I love your work, your methods and your presentation. A pleasure to watch. You say you have a day job. I assume you are technically minded in your work as it reflects in your creativity in your concise shop. Thanks for your inspiration.
Thanks Gary, I hope so 😊, sometimes that can be challenging when working with others, It is my dream to quit my day Job at some point hopefully and dedicate my entire time for my family and woodworking.
That's a cool vise for handtool woodworking. I don't see much use for it though if you already have a miter saw and a table saw, and a bandsaw. You should do a video showing it in action, or at least explain to folks what it's for.
I am so impressed with your skill and workmanship, however I have a Zyliss vice system that does all this can do and more. Did I mention how impressed I am? I really am. Thank you for sharing, time well spent seeing your processes.
Мне такие без надобности. Но посмотрел трижды. Красивая, тонкая, изящная, ювелирная работа. Мне понравилось. Спасибо большое, получил массу удовольствия! 👍👍👍👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
الفيديو على اليوتيوب ممكن تحميله بعدة لغات وسوف تظهر لغة الفيديو في هذه الحال على حسب اعدادات جهازك المحمول! لكن مع ذلك اغلب متابعين القناة غير عرب ولا اعلم السبب في الحقيقة شاكر تعليقك اللطيف وشكرا على المتابعة 🤝
I’ve watched countless hundreds, maybe thousands, of build videos on TH-cam, and this is the ONLY one deserving of the epic soundtrack overlaid onto the final assembly. I’m awestruck that your wide range of tools is out-matched by your skills and imagination. The sheer number of high quality purpose-built jigs in your shop is incredible. Something as simple as your chisel work is worthy of its own video, but here in this video we are treated to an extraordinary display of craftsmanship and artistry. Thank you.
Man! that is so sweet indeed, I am so grateful! I don’t know what to say more. I owe you a big hug. All due respect to you sir, thank you 🤝🌹
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Good job and good epic music. What's the title?
@@Lorentz1975 This vise is called "Miter Jack" it was used back in 18 and 19 centuries, also there is a link in the description showing how it is used.
@@TheWoodCrafter1 thanks a lot. And the music title pleas?
Spent over 30 minutes watching someone build something I didn't know what, just to discover it was something I personally have no use for....yet thoroughly enjoyed the experience because of the skills and precision displayed. Inspiring to upgrade my work. Thanks for the video!
One of the best feedback I have ever received on my channel for the past 2 years, yet made me laugh! I am sorry if I wasted your time but I hope it inspires you when making something more useful to you. Respect 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 definitely not a waste of time, I might even watch it again from time to time for inspiration! Subscribed as well.
@@jack5402 most welcome, good to have you on board 🤝
Me too, watched it and wondered if he was gonna show me what is was used for and not sure why I would go to that much trouble and expense to make what is a vise when I have a perfectly good joining table. Built in about the same amount of time as well.
@@kenparnell4297 Thank you ken for your time and comment, please check the link I left in the video description for what this vise can do, thank you for your time again.
Winner f the award for most tools used in one video.
대단하심, 당신을 장인어르신으로 인정합니다.
Да, тиски получились хорошие, но при наличии такого колличества станков и ручного инструмента можно пилотируемый космический корабль построить... Пора поднимать планку и двигаться дальше). Успехов!
Lol I fell asleep and woke up to this thought you were making a juice press guess a couple additional pieces and it's a multi tool good job looks great
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Most people would have no Idea what this jig does nor how to use it nor what it is good for… you have demonstrated a high precision level of great workmanship that is not common. Thank you for sharing your work.
Thank you for your comment 🤝
Your Chisel skills are truly awesome, it's such a pleasure to watch you work - Superb Video.🙂
Thank you! Cheers!
There are men who build beautiful houses. Men who build out the inside with exquisite woodwork. Men who build fine furniture to place within. This man creates art which to place on those shelves.
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Good idea
Working with wood and watching someone working with wood us so cathartic.
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That’s one hell of a nut cracker. Be good too see how it’s used. Amazing workmanship.
Making a video soon
Awesome. High wood working From germany 👍👍
Amazing Craftsmanship !
Archimedes called, he wants his invention back! Incredible precision & execution man!
Thank you Joshua appreciate it🤝
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! Brilliant!
I’ve watched 100’s of woodworking videos. Obviously this guys is talented but this is the first video I’ve watched where I want my 30 minutes back. Waste of time for 95% of the woodworkers out there.
Very nice and good luck
I’m pretty sure I never blinked during this video. Thank you for sharing.
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Sorry, my apologies , it was very insensitive , on my part to make such remarks , your work is superb , deftly and confidently, using so many tools shows a very organised mind, getting your mind and thoughts to make such a master peice together , has put many woodworkers to climb of their high horse me being the first , this is best video I have seen till date easily ,once again forgive my insenstivity . mea culpa . mea culpa , mea maxima culpa .
Thank you sir🤝
Super travail ❤🇫🇷
Well that was interesting but I still don't know the purpose of a "mitre jack". Maybe I need to brush up on my woodworking jig knowledge!~!~!
Excellent video all the same. 10.
AH HA! Watched how to use it video! Many thanks for taking the time & effort to produce that very informative film. 🙂
Thank you, glad you've found this useful.
I was absolutely mesmerized watching this, and I don't think words can describe it. Watching someone at the top of their game is a rare thing. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for your sweet comment, it is a pleasure to read positive comments
You take it past epic. I did not need to understand what you were building. Just watching your process was much more informative. You are a master woodworker. Thankyou.
Thank you sir for your nice comment 🤝
I just felt an obligation to come on here and pay huge respects to u bro.. I've only just started to really love doing a bit of wood working but what u just did must take years to learn. I'm in awe right now. To build a Clamp of this magnitude on YT when so many ppl are rushing like crazy to build projects is phenomenal to see.. It's given me even more incentive to work harder now and push on.
Salute to u my friend and keep making these beautifully crafted pieces.. They're inspiring me anyways bro..
Thank you bro for your delightful comment, it is my pleasure to read that, wish you the best of luck and joy in your woodworking journey 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Yeah no worries pal.. I got the bug for wood working a couplre of months back. I'm 49 yrs old so I'm late to it but I'm about to start on a great journey of my own.. I have the place to build a little workshop and once I get it cleared out I'm away..
I have seen some great videos on here but the way u made those pieces shows great patience imho. I will be watching and learning intently from now on too.. Thanks for the inspiration my friend..
I'm completely humbled at the level of skill, craftsmanship and talent you have exhibited in this video. I really enjoyed the whole experience ... thank you for sharing. Cheers!!
Thx Dave, my pleasure 🤝
Your artistry is a delight to behold-Thank You✅👍
Spent over 30 minutes watching someone build something I didn't know what, just to discover it was something I personally have no idea what it is or what it does
:) will post another video to explain soon
@@TheWoodCrafter1 please! because it is beautiful!!...but what it is? :P
@@jorgenio11 I have posted another video yesterday about how it is used and what it can do, please check the channel videos list you will find it, thx for watching 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 thank you!!
@@jorgenio11 Most welcome
Amazing skills, truly amazing
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You Sir, are a Master and truly personify the definition.
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Don't know how to use it. Don't care. It's beautiful.
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I spent this entire video thinking what the heck until the end. Great build!
Thank you Roger 🤝
Wow. Surprised you only have a little over 20k subscribers. The quality of production and the quality of the workmanship shown is on par or maybe above the 1+ million subscriber channels. I wish you a great growth on this platform and I look forward to digging through your back catalogue :)
My pleasure and I hope you will find other videos helpful and entertaining and thank you for passing by, TH-cam requires a lot of hard-work and patience, I can see that from your channel though 🤝
I must agree with the others. It shows what precision woodworking can build but does not show what it is for.
We can all be woodworkers but not all can make videos.!!
Not everyone in the water is a lifeguard !!
very good~~!!!!
As always, you are the most accurate craftsman I have seen over hundreds of videos over TH-cam, we are lucky to have you. Keep it up
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The work done with this precision is called art not work, I do not know how many years of penance this artist must have taken to achieve this art, it is a matter of great fortune for me to see such work being done in front of my eyes, for this, I am deeply grateful to this artisan.
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Outstanding Craftsmanship!!! Bob
One word, no two words to discribe that project, bloody fantastic to watch. I agree with "Green Leaf" and "Sam Spade" Thank you for sharing. Thumb UP.
My man thank you 🤝🤝
This is art.
Even if I had every tool at your disposal, no way could I ever make anything like this. The accuracy and detail are amazing! Magnifico! And the bidding starts at.......
🙂 Thank you for your compliment 🤝🌹
merci d'avoir partagé cette vidéo. un véritable plaisir pour les yeux. je suis loin d'arriver a ce niveau mais la bluffé. félicitation.
Merci, ça me fait plaisir de lire ton gentil commentaire
I agree with Jack 100% - I watched 'til the end and I as well have no use for the tool, but I will again and again refer to the craftsman who made it! Exquisite workmanship! And just as Jack did I subscribed and rang... Thank You for being out here in YT land~!
It is my pleasure sir, and more pleasure to have you subs🤝
Amazing!
Simplesmente incrível como consegue um trabalho manual com tanta perfeição parabéns pelo seu projeto perfeito gostei muito mesmo 🇧🇷👏👍💯🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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Your really are in wood building videos what Clickspring is in metal building video and preciseness in work.
Thank you for your sweet comment 🤝
That was amazing. The precision is what does it for me
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INCREDIBLE TALENT !
A combination vice and shooting board.
I think, if I'm wanting to just build something other than a jig, probably use a clamp and a shooting board - when I'm using hand tools.
Fantastic utterly genius if I could make something halfway as good I would be thrilled
This clamp is something 😱❤️👍🏼 To bad that it only works as a clamp . Can’t wait to see you build something with it 👏👏👏❤️🇨🇦
@Carbon Proksi lolllll nooo because it’s so beautifull that’s a chame to be using it only as a clamp 👍🏼😜
amazing video, also been wondering for 30 minutes what this will be until I realized that its the single most beautifully over engineer miter box ever done. Congrats, you definitely took this to level infinite.
It is my pleasure to read that sir, thank you very much 🤝
splendido! sono rimasto a bocca aperta!
grazie, mio piacere signore
Your craftsmanship is exquisite! Also keeping me watching to the end to see what the final piece will look like and be used for is another skill altogether. I just can't see myself putting so much effort and lumber into something I just won't use. Again you are a very talented craftsman, I'll have to check out some more of your work.
My pleasure Pete, thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment 🤝 that is really appreciated
Eifach SUPER . So präzise und sauber kann nicht jeder arbeiten, das muss man lieben !
Danke schön 🤝
Learned a lot of methods that can be used to make other things. Don't know what this item is for. Thanks for sharing!
Good to know that, also there is a link in this video description for another video showing this jig uses, hope it will help. thank you
I want to say impressive, but that somehow seems inadequate. I didn't know what a miter jack was before this video. Thanks for sharing and I'm in awe of your woodworking skills.
Thank you sir it is my pleasure reading your comment, there is a link in the video description if you wish to see it in action. all the best
Sweet miter jack, that’s the nicest one I’ve seen, not that I’ve seen a lot of miter jacks. They are a rare item. I’ve always wanted to make one.
Yes, that’s true they are no longer available commercially!
Awesome!! Big compliment!
Thank you 🤝
One of the best video's I watch on woodworking
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Such a wonderful vise. So complex and intricate. You are a true craftsman.
Thank you sir 🤝
Even if I could build this I would have to have a hermetically controlled shop to have it operational. Amazing skill - hats off!!
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Mantap kayunya bagus 👍👍 salam Indonesia tukang kayu pemula 👍👍🛠️
I have a couple of vintage tools with wooden threads like this. I have noticed that they often have part of the threads chipped off over time. These missing chunks do not make the tools unusable but they do make them look "less pretty".
It took me a while to realize it, but this appears to be caused by screwing the threaded rod down tightly before storage. If that is done in the dry season, seasonal expansion due to changes in moisture content will put a prolonged force on the threads and shear some pieces off. Loosening the threaded rod (clamp in this case) for storage will prevent this and ensure that the tool remains in pristine condition. The indoor humidity swings over 40% where I live (Canada), and my mitre jack came from England with this type of damage already on it. Your location probably has less seasonal shrinkage or expansion, but still...
This is a very nice build, thank you.
That is a great tip Kent, thank you for sharing this, I really appreciate it! In Jordan it is very dry in summer but humid in winter! (70 - 80 )I will make sure to loosen that thread and leave it like that when not in use 👍🤝
I say without hesitation that will be one of those 200 year old treasures that some collector will have in his personal collection some day. It is that well built and magnificent. I'm sure somebody said the same thing to Mr. Stanley about his first hand plane. Absolute beautiful work. How many hours did you spend making this piece? Great video. Thanks.
🙂Thank you sir, it is a pleasure reading your sweet comment!! I can’t tell how many hours I had invested on this build, but it took me 20+ days to finish! Maybe I am slow like a turtle but as I advanced in this project I had to be more careful to avoid the painful redo 🤗, I sincerely thank you for your motivational comment 🤝
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Beautiful craftsmanship and loved the music build up at the end!
Thank you 🙂🤝
leuk speelgoed
Woa, you need a blade stabilizer!!
You have amazing skill, you are truely a master woodcrafter.
Thank you, that is so cheerful like a morning coffee 🤝
Astounding workmanship
Thank you sir🌹
30:56 until I FINALLY figured out what you are building.......... fascinating to watch and I enjoyed every second of it!! The entire time ,5 - 12 - 17 - 29 minutes in I still don't know. I'll definitely be checking out your other videos, very inspiring to watch your detailed work.
Thank you Jonny, my pleasure to read that 🤝
Très joli travail bravo à bientôt salut Jeannot 😉🛠
I watched this video three times
youtube have to develop tool more than like for videos like this
wish you all the best🤲🏻🇪🇬💐
Thank you Hany, appreciate your nice comment and support 🌹
@@TheWoodCrafter1
sorry for my late comment but I like it as shock
you must make onther video abut this tool
and how to use in maximum use
@@hanyhanna5214 sure thing 👍
Still don't know what it's for .Looks like it could be made with some angle iron and some all thread . That not withstanding I appreciate the skill and precision with which it's made.
Amazing work , sir
Thank you sir 🤝
Brilliant! Outstanding work and video!🇦🇺👴🏻
Thank you ☺️🤝
un artiste super
Very sharp chisel. Beautiful work.
너무너무 잘만드러요
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it is a joy to watch you work even though your skills make me jealous lol'
Thank you mate, lol 🤝
Amazing
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Absolutely magnificent. An epic build
🤝 thank you
How can you dislike this video.
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Profissionalissimo...! Parabéns..!
Beau boulot 👏👏👏
Merci 🤝
смотришь и понимаешь что заработать данным занятием абсолютно невозможно. Никогда не найдешь того, кто заплатит тебе столько сколько это стоит в реальном мире.
Это так верно, и по этой причине я не торгую тем, что делаю!
Я, конечно, не сравниваю себя с художниками, но знаю, что многие из них умерли в нищете!!
Он о любви и страсти.
Magnificent
Precisión impresionante ....... que solo al final al parecer es una prensa !, Es pura ingeniería.
gracias señor, hay un enlace en la descripción del video para mostrar cómo se usa. Gracias por ver
I love your work, your methods and your presentation. A pleasure to watch. You say you have a day job. I assume you are technically minded in your work as it reflects in your creativity in your concise shop. Thanks for your inspiration.
Thanks Gary, I hope so 😊, sometimes that can be challenging when working with others, It is my dream to quit my day Job at some point hopefully and dedicate my entire time for my family and woodworking.
That's a cool vise for handtool woodworking. I don't see much use for it though if you already have a miter saw and a table saw, and a bandsaw. You should do a video showing it in action, or at least explain to folks what it's for.
Just posted a video to describe how it is used, please check it out, thank you for watching
Fantástic !!!
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I am so impressed with your skill and workmanship, however I have a Zyliss vice system that does all this can do and more. Did I mention how impressed I am? I really am. Thank you for sharing, time well spent seeing your processes.
Thank you sir, my pleasure 🤝
Мне такие без надобности. Но посмотрел трижды. Красивая, тонкая, изящная, ювелирная работа. Мне понравилось. Спасибо большое, получил массу удовольствия!
👍👍👍👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Мне приятно это читать, спасибо за просмотр и за ваш приятный комментарий 🤝🌹
nice
لا شك انك فنان . الغريب عنوان بالعربي والمتابعين كلهم اجانب
الفيديو على اليوتيوب ممكن تحميله بعدة لغات وسوف تظهر لغة الفيديو في هذه الحال على حسب اعدادات جهازك المحمول!
لكن مع ذلك اغلب متابعين القناة غير عرب ولا اعلم السبب في الحقيقة
شاكر تعليقك اللطيف وشكرا على المتابعة 🤝
great work, impeccable assemblies, a finesse of work, but also I don't really see what it's for
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Inspiring work and custom made tools !
Still dont understand purpose of this jig? 🤔 Without showing how it is used its just useless for most viewers. 🤷♂️
Please check the link in the description, it should answer your question
Perfect job.
Nice McGuffin you got there, pal; -r-o-s-e-b-u-d-! 😄
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