Best In UK Greenwood Treen... Bodgers Craft Exhibition

[@rupert5390]

What a reassuring exhibition - these young men (and women) are keeping ancient skills alive - hoor bloody ray - excellent excellent excellent.

[@rupert5390]

What bloody absolutely fantastically interesting background - I'm a metal machinist and woodworker and I'm starting to turn into a leather workers gosh darn it - thanks.

[@harryrogers]

Thats great thanks. Rgds Harry

[@pathdoc60]

A wonderfully narrated tour of all the delightful pieces of woodcraft at the Ball. Thanks Harry.
Michael O.
Alabama,USA

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Michael

[@pelerin031jolibois2]

Splendide travail. Merci beaucoup.

[@harryrogers]

Merci

[@mrhockett1]

Thanks for sharing. The 2 chairs and table are incredible! Love it that no power tools were used in the making of those items.

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Totally inspiring. So much exquisite detailed craftsmanship. Many skilled hands at work. So many hours of production represented. A very fine exhibition from your woodworking community. I'm sure you spent much more time looking over the pieces than the video time. :-) Thanks for sharing.

[@strujich]

very beautiful extraordinary crafts thank you that you can see something for yourself.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks

[@johnkennedyswenja]

talented people

[@BoB4jjjjs]

I thought most of these skills were gone, glad to see thy are still alive and well in some parts anyway. Nice showing us all of those and all natural materials.

[@angr3819]

You might want to look up "steam powered robot bird 9001", that being when it was dated to. Fascinating.

[@angr3819]

Thank you

[@xxxxxponchin]

Amazing items, thanks for sharing 👍

[@FelixImmler]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful video!!

[@TheMrWoodsman]

I wonder how many people say no power tools but do use them? I think Mr Dremel tool was called on a few times.

[@angr3819]

Tbh, maybe one or two but I would think most are genuinely hand made.