Making a MINIATURE version of my shop! (For a channel intro.)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2022
- This is a somewhat crude miniature version of the exterior of my shop. The idea is to use this in an animated channel intro.
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That opening with the berry picking was the kind of wholesome, relaxing stuff that makes Crafsman's videos something truly special
So glad you enjoyed that. :) It sometimes gets to feeling like I need to take it back to that level. It's like the videos start to get a little TOO to-the-point, and the viewers who have been with me the longest miss those more relaxing, slower-paced moments. Always trying to balance it and not swing too far one way or the other. Thank you for watching!
@@TheCrafsMan Well, I think you're doing a great job of keeping that balance between to-the-point and relaxing moments and funny asides. Every video is a gem. Thank you for all the work you put in, Crafsman :)
Agreed! Two of my favorite clips are when you started a video about Elizabeth Cotton and when you told the story about if you're lost in the woods, just whittle away with your knife and someone will come around to tell you you're doing it wrong. I think of those two clips ALL. THE. TIME... and they make me 😃.
The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. A way to a man’s art is through his Crafsman. 😉
Well said, well said!😎👍
*in his stomach
I’ll see myself out
My mother-in-law used to say this, and thankfully my wife (her daughter) took and rannn with that, because I'm straight blessed with the food I get to partake of. :)
Despite how many saws you used, you perhaps didn't have the best one for this. I just found that funny. Every video of yours is a gift.
;) Thank you so much! My favorite crosscut wood saw was not around, but thankfully I did have all those not-the-best ones. :)
the more cultural lore we get from you, the more i feel a kinship.
i grew up n a small town on a farm in deep east texas. We would pick wild blackberries every summer, and the local dialect was similar to yours.
more or less, your vids feel really cozy and familiar to me.
I live in Tyler and the wild berries are blowing up in my back yard.
Y'all really got me smiling big with these comments. Wonderful! Hearing my videos feel really cozy and familiar... that is priceless.
The scale and level of realism perfectly matches the shop interior model you use! Well done, so glad to see what you've been up to.
Wow. Brookes, thank you so much. Always so kind, sir!
Crafsman I'm still waiting on you to put together a little album of these banging Craftracks you make for these videos and put it up on band camp. I would certainly purchase me a copy of these mellow tunes.
I concur
So much this. I love all the tunes he's done.
If you are a Patreon member, you can download them!
I sincerely appreciate the enthusiasm for the music! :D
Although I've sorta covered the topic before, I'm kinda wanting to do a video where we just "craft" a song from scratch (or at least not using any existing loops - just VST/instruments). The motivation behind this is because some people find the idea of making their own music daunting or overwhelming... but if CRAFSMAN can do it, I think anyone can do it! :)
I don't know which I enjoyed more. That beautiful build (I mean, you used actual bits off your shop to build the mini version. That's fantastic!), or your unfettered excitement for some of Crafsmama's homemade cobbler. That right there is gonna help me get through my work day. Thanks again, Crafsman.
My wife and I both enjoyed this very kind, thoughtful comment. Thank you!
Perhaps now Peter Jackson and James Cameron will finally stick to 24fps. Thank you for taking them to 'Cool School.'
I love how your faux corrugated metal effect came out. It looks great. The whole adorable little building looks great, and it's at 1:2 Scale! : )
Also, it;s great that you shot this video on location at the Southern Saw Museum. Old man Withers is pretty cranky especially on rainy days, but he sure knows his saws and will talk about them at great length.
p.s. It's blackberry season over here too! I've got my eyes peeled. Also, my blueberry bushes are rocking and rolling!
Nice work, Crafsman!
LOL!!!!!
Always bringing the comment that puts mine to SHAME.
Thank you, my friend.
One type of blueberry tree is producing right now, our other type is not yet.
Glad y'all's ones are cranking! :D
@@TheCrafsMan Love ya' buddy! : )
You are the Dalai Lama of Crafs. I would LOVE to see/hear a Crafsman origin story - how and where you grew up, education, meeting Crafsmama, starting to Craft, all of it. You’re a fascinating human being, I think we’d all love to know your story. That photo of the shop started me thinking 💭 “Who built that? When? Who is Crafsman, and how did he become the voice we love?” You’re special.
I’ve been doing woodworking for nearly 25 years, took 4 years of wood-shop in highschool (was super fortunate that my school had one of the best wood shop programs in the country), won multiple state industrial arts championships, and you’re the first person to teach me the term “mill glaze”!
One of those things I’ve always noticed, but didn’t know had a name. 🤯
Also, I genuinely, spontaneously yelled, “YAY!” when you showed the cobbler. 🥰
Bless CrafsMama!
Looks so good Crafsman! I’m proud! The textures worked out so well. Thanks for the little shoutout too!
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Could you do a video moulding more Gogos Crazy Bones? The tiny plastic figurines
She spoiled you for this video Crafsman!
I’d love to see CrafsMama’s recipe. That cobbler looks so homely.
Seconded. My grandmother never wrote her recipe down, so no one can remake it.
I assume you mean the British definition of "homely" and not the North American one haha
@@guiturtlewood definitely not the American version.
"that what I'm talkin bout right there" sums up this video. The pie looks so good!
I love that enthusiasm about blackberry cobbler.. I mean who wouldn't be
Most cathartic channel on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing your skills with us CrafsMan!
Can’t live without 123 blocks. ❤️
8:04 I heard mixing TPE with mineral oil can soften the rubber even further and make it almost skin-like. I believe some of those seamless Hot Toys figures with the rubber parts use this.
I was watching another one of your videos and I realized why I liked them so much. They have the same feeling as watching a Bob Ross video when I was a child. The soft tone of voice, the gentle encouragement to try it yourself and to not worry about mistakes. Great videos
always happy to see crafsman!
Quick tip…
If you make you a simple honing/stropping block for your X-Acto blades… not only will they last longer, but they’ll be 10 times sharper than new. With only a few seconds of work.
Much love as always!
Thanks so much for this! Really! I keep a strop by woodcarving knives/gouges, and have never really thought of doing this for these blades. I appreciate it!
@@TheCrafsMan it’s definitely worth it, not only to keep things useful but mainly because you can get them so sharp….. they’re capable of doing things you’ve never even imagined.
I have a Zeiss stereo microscope for my little metrology and electronics lab and repair business… So I’ve been able to examine my sharpening progress and my evolving process under that microscope for years… that way I can tweak my technique here and there to suit my needs.
And I can confidently say that you can quickly get something several times sharper then even the best quality surgical scalpel blades!! And you can tweak the geometry/angles of the primary and secondary bevels… So that they perform better for certain tasks
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Much love! Absolutely love your content brother!!
Really wish PBS would pick you up someday even for just some short sequences during kids programming. Your stuff is SO good.
16:28 I feel the same way. I feel like it's never rusty enough to satisfy him.
Never enough rust for Bill!
0:41 - that was so cute! :D as you were waling away, almost singing "I'm going to convince CrafsMama to make me a blackberry pie"
That was a nice cozy episode, some rain background noise could have elevated the mood a little. Aww, the cake at the end looked super yummy!
i fully agree with your comment that his little singing about the cobbler being cute, but i gotta correct you on what a cobbler is. its closer to a pie than a cake, as cakes are usually fluffy and have icing. cobbler generally has a softer shell than a pie. and unlike how pies can vary from chocolate to apple to pumpkin to even peanut butter, cobblers are usually only fruit, most commonly peach, cherry, blackberry, or apple. there are exceptions tho! i fully recommend finding a cobbler recipe and making one yourself! they have a certain flair to them that pies dont!
I had a huge grin on my face the whole video. im so excited for the future Crafsman.
That weathered wood looks great but cmon Crafsman! You can't be eating that cobbler and ice cream on camera! I need that in my life over here 😂
All jokes aside, the music in this episode is truly lovely. A bit haunting but still joyous. Excellent work crafsman
Can’t wait for Crafsman first album. I watch on repeat just for the beats.
That intro, going out to pick wild blackberries on a sunny, late-spring day so you can make a pie... That, right there, brought me right back to my childhood.
Thank you, Crafsman. And enjoy that pie!
The crafting, the narration, the cinematography, the sound effects, the cobbler and ice cream, are all so wonderful.
Bill Making Stuff is a very rusty individual.
Lighting, photography, and music are so spot on that one would expect a sizeable crew put this show together. Wonderful work on both sides of the camera, and behind the microphone. Thank you, Crafsman, for your hard work in bringing us quality entertainment.
A key feature of how much you've grown as a content creator is how awesome your blooper reels have gotten. I come for the crafs. But now I'm staying for the bloopers.
Dang CrafsMan really has come a long way with the production side of these videos and the music montages continue to be absolute jammers.
its cool to see the mini materials make a return
I’m so jealous of the blackberries! I still have to wait another 2 or so months for them in New England.
I just gotta say you are one of the only creators that I watch every video of sometimes more than once. Love seeing your channel grow these past couple years you most certainly deserve it.
It's hard for me to imagine CrafsMan as an actual person at this point as he pours so much love into this persona...lol. You have become an entity to me, and I love watching every video! It's a calming end to a long day, or a great start to inspire me to get off my butt and into the studio. Great work on the shop, and I could smell that blackberry cobbler through my screen! Keep on.................Steady Craftin!
I have ADHD and a lot of crafting videos can be hard for me to follow along to despite being interested in the topic, but Crafsman makes it so interesting my brain even wants to pay attention! This channel is my comfort channel. I love how you put your personality into everything and really love what you're doing!
Oh, man, is that a beautiful build! Thank you for sharing!
Is the music in your montage one of your own pieces? It's an awesome track that I cannot get out of my head. A real 'earworm'. Excellent. 👍👍👍
The mini shop looks great, CrafsMan! And the cobbler looks dellicious, CrafsMama! :) My mama lives in East Texas and has wild blackberries growing on her land, too. Also, my best friend and I went to the Bluebell Creamery in Brenham, TX and she asked them "where are the BlueBell cows" - and they said on every farm within 200 miles or so. Also, also, you using teacher supply store bulletin board borders in those shots made me smile. :)
i know for a fact that the music from the music montage will be stuck in my head all day today, thank you Crafsman, also dope lil shed! I love it! The bloopers were 🤌🏼, love the process
He’s too pure for this world and I love love love him and now I want cobbler.😩💖💖💖
My hands stopped working well for me after an injury 5 years ago and possible RA, but I got to say, your channel brings me joy and reminds me of my childhood. It is good to see someone finding tricks and making creative projects to share.
Love the channel content. The out takes are quite entertaining. Need a Scaled down version of TheCrafsMan puppet standing by the door :)
Puppet? That's not a puppet, that's THE CrafsMan!
Someone was selling the 3D pattern for printing figures of The Crafsman... who?
And I liked it despite the lack of rust.
It's the CrafsMan CrafsShack! Thank you CrafsMan for a much needed smile today. That's a mighty fine lookin cobbler. Keep on SteadyCraftin! :)
I like the outtakes, it really sticks the point that everyone makes mistakes and its part of the process. I know you tell us that all the time, but it's nice to see ya'know.
Nothing better than a nice plate of downtown after a hard day of crafting miniatures.
The music in this one video reminds me of Terraria!
Also great job CraftMan on the production quality, you've been making bounds and leaps with the videos
C.M., you are one of the best personalities on the internet. You always make me smile my friend.
Ooo, Crafsmama's cobbler is a thing of beauty! Thank you for yet another peaceful, heart warming, satisfying video. 😊💕
I know crafsmama would never share her secrets but I need that cobbler in my life. I’m bot good at making deserts and I think this’ll be a great place to start learning
Your shed reminds me of my place back in Florida. I have a great nostalgia for metal roofs and the way they sound when it rains. Also wind chimes and summer afternoons relaxing on the porch.
This is the most HARDCORE!!!!! Art’s and crafts channel on TH-cam
You sir are a national treasure and should be protected at all cost. Thank you for your joy, love and care you provide to this world. We all love you crafsman
I only found your channel today and I was feeling a little sad this afternoon but this video warmed my heart right up, I’m so glad you got your cobbler.
You are enjoyable to watch and listen to on so many levels.
Midway through watching right now and at about 5:10 ... "My goodness. Please subscribe." Got me so good xD You have such a heartfelt, humble sense of humor. I love it!
I think the best superlative to give to Craftsman's videos is one simple word: Bliss
Wow. Phenomenal compliment. Thank you so much!
Need one of your 3d printed Crafsman standing in the door waving.
I loved the music in this episode!! It was so nice to listen to while eating my morning cereal. What a great way to wake up hehe
The corner piece of dew berry cobbler is always the best!
This channel is one of the best, purest things on the internet. But that cobbler though, that just wasn't fair.
That technique for corrugating metal is perfect for this! If the metal looked completely even, it would be too clean and tidy for your desired end result.
CRAFSMAN! you know you don't need old real aged wood! just slap you on some brad new wood and paint it with vinegar that has had steel wool dissolve in it. works like a charm and will make any new wood you got, into nice old looking wood.
You're right! :D I did a video about the "sweet-n-sour" (at least that's what I heard older woodworkers call the steel wool + vinegar) mix one time but it was back in the early days of the channel. I also found that the tannins made wood react way differently. Oak would turn jet black, some woods turn green-ish, others more charcoal or gray. So I would also add in some black ink or a gray acrylic wash to help it further. :D
There are no words to describe how much I love this channel, thank you Crafsman!
Loved this for so many reasons! The intro picking black berries took me right back to when I was a kid - we had a whole line of overgrown blackberry bushes along one fence... but they never made it into a cobbler. My mom and I would pick a big bowl full at a time, rinse 'em off, sprinkle them with a bit of sugar and eat them while they were still warm from the sun. But that cobbler looks reallllly good!!!
That's a nice contrast, the tpe's glazed terracotta appearance vs its rubberiness
It still blows my mind that you do all of this in front of a green screen. It looks so real! ;)
Really enjoyed this video, Crafsman! It had nature, good music, fun crafs, and a bit of good eatin'. Thank you!
Your channel brings joy to the world. Thank you, Crafsman.
Dude, you are by far my favorite TH-camr. Working with your hands, art, practical skills, AND my favorite unintentional (maybe?) ASMR. So relaxing, man.
Just got screamed at by a customer for inflation as if it's my fault. As if the restaurant is mine, and I'm in control of the world's economy lol. So this really helped on my break haha.
Awesome job, when I need small scale corrugated iron sheets, I use cardboard that has the corrugation in the middle. I strip off the outer layers and use the corrugated interior, paint with acrylics and weather to look rusty.
Always love the casio rapman beats.
I heard you talk once and watched you hatch an egg and instantly subscribed and I'm loving watching you. its so relaxing hearing you talk and do your thing.
OK, I don't say much, but Please (please), a CrafsMoma Cooking channel!! Love ya!
Can't say I'd look at a shed like that and guess it'd have anything like CrafsMan's shop in it. But like so many things, it's what's on the inside that counts.
Now we need a Crafsmama cooking channel.
Such a great installment of my favorite show
TheCrafsMan has the most beautiful aesthetic on TH-cam
It's amazing to see how far you've come. Not only in your video content, but you're so much more comfortable "on camera"
Great video. Makes me want to break out my foam board and try making a foam board shed
I literally couldn't love your channel more, you never fail to put a smile on my face. Keep up the great work. You're amazing.
You inspired me to write a song... "and we begin to craft- steady, steady craftin all night long, and we begin to craft - steady, craftin till the break of dawn."
So pretty! You are a wizard with film and audio Craftsman. A real inspiration.
Oh man Crafsman that cobbler almost brought me to tears it looked so good 😭
I'm not quite sure how you do it: Even the outakes are relaxing & calming. Destress somehow. You are a blessing; thank you for all you do, TCM!
Great content CrafsMan. The cobbler looked delicious and the outtakes were the cherry on top!
I know it’s a lot to ask but after watching this I would love to know how you actually built your real shop. I want to build a hobby/collection shop like yours but idk where to start…and also I’m going to need that cobbler recipe! Great video as always keep up the amazing work Crafsman!!!
Really hitting it out of the park with the music on this one.
This feels like a new era of crafsman beginning
Beautiful miniature things like this are what help me get through these harder and sadder times. Thank you so much for creating a serene and calming place in the TH-cam crafting 'verse!
Crafsman and Crafsmama are relationship goals.
You did such a great job editing this episode! I especially love the music.
Oh Crafsman! I'm so happy you get to do this! Take your time creating and enjoy it! Thank you for all your hardwork and passion!
Masterful Crafsmanship, and legendary video making. Soundtrack and editing kept me fully engaged for this one. 😊
Up until now I thought you were the artist, but now I know better. Crafsmama is a beaucoup gifted artisan master! 😍🤤 You both leave me speechless!
I’m glad I’m not the only one who makes their own sound effects while moving around on camera…
I am always so happy when you post another video!! Crafsman you are the best and i love you!
The tiny house was great BUT that cobbler and the bluebell had me hankering for home.
We all want cobbler now! I think CrafsMama needs a cooking segment.
Love seeing Crafmama's baking!