Steady Craftin videos are made with the help of DIRECT SUPPORT: www.patreon.com/steadycraftin (You'll also get access to the printable 3D scans of my original sculpted figures, MP3s, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, shop discounts, and more.) My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
Listening to the patience and calmness in your voice makes today’s problems seem not so bad. I really only meant to watch an animation tutorial, but I got even more. Thank you.
CrafsMan, I love to see that your TH-cam channel/Patreon has opened up the opportunity for you to do what you love, stop-motion and animation, on a daily basis! Love following your journey.
Right?! I remember one of his first videos I saw of him like 3/4 years ago was him making figures, casting and molding them to make multiples and I just saw his channel pop up after so long and he’s animating now?!
Crafsman, yours are the only videos that I listen to with headphones. It doesn't even matter what the subject matter is, the quality of your voice and sound makes it a rich and rewarding experience! Thank You!
Loved the mini-animations you sprinkled throughout the video. Production value is top-notch. It’s been fun to watch your channel evolve over the years. Great work, sir.
Delightful and relatable outtakes at the end! LOVE that you're equipped with that Winder, this work has been looking so excellent! You've grown so instantly into this role, It's like you've been animating for decades. Can't wait to see more!
But you HAVE to wait, because this is the way time works. Unless you've invented a time machine...Have you invented a time machine? And you are holding it back from the rest of us? rude Seriously, though, can I borrow it? No, not for anything nefarious, why would you think that? Third time a fancy, aquarium fish has accused me of nefarious activity...
One of the things I like about your channel is the variety of topics you cover. It's clear that, like me, you have a lot of interests that you like exploring.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that needs multiple takes to get simple lines right! Difference is that Crafsman ends up with something great when he gets through it
@@thatssoweirdhonest at around 7:08 TheCrafsMan is drawing graduations on a rule so that he can direct a pointer on the rig to control the speed and acceleration. Typically, 'easing' the movement might involve gradually expanding the space between the marks and then bunching them up again to reverse the effect. Instead of creating the marks from scratch for each movement, marks on an elastic band can be stretched between different points to suit a particular move. (You will still need to create different scales to match the overall number of frames but this should cut out a lot of repetition.)
Crafsman, I just want you to know, I am constantly impressed by your creativity and problem solving. I really appreciate you, and your projects. Thank you for being you, Crafsman.
Just showed up in my recommended column today - watched 4 in a row. I can't stop wondering: is that a voice he created for the puppet character, or do you think it's his real speaking voice?
I am thoroughly enjoying watching you get more and more into animating, it's so fascinating to hear about and I think that someone who's still actively passionate and curious and learning more every day about something makes the best teacher. It also makes me so happy when I see people helping you out too because you totally deserve it! It's always appreciated that when a piece of kit is likely to be out of people's budget that you give suggestions on how to come up with DIY solutions.
Just found this channel. I like the ways of making figures and animation, but that way of speaking makes me in awe. English is not even my language, I’m Danish lives in Norway. I love your videos crafsman, your videos makes me relaxxx.
I am probably subscribed to more than 300 channels and yours is up there. I love this channel so much man. The editing, the production quality, your unique voice, the puns and most importantly the art Keep on crafting steadily crafsman
I LOVE the style of movement you are achieving! You've able to translate some very distinctive movement styles from 2d animation to stop motion, and it's fantastic!
stop motion is really an amazing form of animation! its a lot of work, but the distinct look of stop motion is just so mesmerizing i think its 200% worth the effort
CrafsMan is teaching practical skills and encouraging Imagination as well as sharing other content creators. I'm calling it, he's on par with Mr. Rogers Wholsome Heroes squad.
Thank you so much Mr.crafts man each video you make bring me some much joy . You are such a inspiration. I hope I can do all the things you can do one day
Crafsman, I do not make stop motion or own a Winder, but I know a product I think would come in handy for that. A "Fat Wrench Torque Screw Driver". It is a screw driver that lets you set the torque in inch pounds like a torque wrench. It is actually used for gun smithing usually but, You could set it so you always use the same tightness on the screws if you want
In my brother's college animation class, the teacher taught them to use those sets of adjustable helping hands to animate at home because they're cheaper than winders. (Like, the ones you use for soldering projects) Just gotta get you one that makes very positive clicky movements.
Your the most creative inspiring person on this platform hope your journey on TH-cam is awsome and that you keep making videos I love them thanks for making my days good 😊
Crafman, that's a pretty neat little device. Glad you finally got you one. I know you'll make the most of it. Loving what you are doing. Very cool. Keep steady craftin buddy
Just found your channel the other day. Saw the photo light box video and tried it. It worked PERFECT. Thank you! You have earned a new subscriber and a loyal viewer! Thank you again!!! P.S. Sadly the supplies I purchased for the light box were not obtained at a Freds Dollar Store.... Dey be gone.
I could listen to you talk for DAYS. You sound just like a guy I went to high school with named Calvin Hughes. I went to high school in SW Arkansas. Calvin was a very talented football player, a fan of Michael Jackson's early solo albums & he was very soft-spoken 😏
Steady Craftin videos are made with the help of DIRECT SUPPORT:
www.patreon.com/steadycraftin
(You'll also get access to the printable 3D scans of my original sculpted figures, MP3s, exclusive behind-the-scenes videos, shop discounts, and more.)
My family and I are so grateful that I get to do this.
Listening to the patience and calmness in your voice makes today’s problems seem not so bad.
I really only meant to watch an animation tutorial, but I got even more. Thank you.
CrafsMan, I love to see that your TH-cam channel/Patreon has opened up the opportunity for you to do what you love, stop-motion and animation, on a daily basis! Love following your journey.
Right?! I remember one of his first videos I saw of him like 3/4 years ago was him making figures, casting and molding them to make multiples and I just saw his channel pop up after so long and he’s animating now?!
You are the Bob Ross of TH-cam crafting and animation. Keep doing what you do!
Bob Ross at least had a prettier voice
@@diamonddogie That's not nice. He's trying his best, and most of us can understand him well.
Im so glad im getting Steady Craftin recommended to me again, im watching all of the videos I missed out on crafsman
I always feel better after watching steadyCraftin. When I'm down, steadyCraftin makes me okay. When I'm doing good, steadyCraftin makes me smile.
New Crafsman video means:
work STOPS
volume UP
creativity ON
relaxation COMMENCES
You sir, have a very relaxing voice, I love writing while listening to your videos. God bless!
Crafsman, yours are the only videos that I listen to with headphones.
It doesn't even matter what the subject matter is, the quality of your voice and sound makes it a rich and rewarding experience!
Thank You!
Loved the mini-animations you sprinkled throughout the video. Production value is top-notch. It’s been fun to watch your channel evolve over the years. Great work, sir.
The Craftsman is as iconic as Bob Ross. Much respect from one creator to another.
Delightful and relatable outtakes at the end! LOVE that you're equipped with that Winder, this work has been looking so excellent! You've grown so instantly into this role, It's like you've been animating for decades. Can't wait to see more!
wtfrick
whoa its you
We love you too Crafsman!
Always a lovely day when you get to spend some time with the CrafsMan
Ill never get over how cozy your shop and workspace is.
Love seeing you've uploaded Crafsman!
Awesome video! Can’t wait to see the rest of the animation things you’ve been working on.
But you HAVE to wait, because this is the way time works. Unless you've invented a time machine...Have you invented a time machine? And you are holding it back from the rest of us?
rude
Seriously, though, can I borrow it? No, not for anything nefarious, why would you think that?
Third time a fancy, aquarium fish has accused me of nefarious activity...
My favorite craft yotuber: YOU!
One of the things I like about your channel is the variety of topics you cover. It's clear that, like me, you have a lot of interests that you like exploring.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that needs multiple takes to get simple lines right! Difference is that Crafsman ends up with something great when he gets through it
Nice!
Tip: You can draw those division scales on elastic bands and stretch them to get quick 'eased' motion of any length.
i'm not an animator, but i'm curious what you mean if you don't mind explaining a little bit
@@thatssoweirdhonest at around 7:08 TheCrafsMan is drawing graduations on a rule so that he can direct a pointer on the rig to control the speed and acceleration. Typically, 'easing' the movement might involve gradually expanding the space between the marks and then bunching them up again to reverse the effect. Instead of creating the marks from scratch for each movement, marks on an elastic band can be stretched between different points to suit a particular move. (You will still need to create different scales to match the overall number of frames but this should cut out a lot of repetition.)
@@Martin-bx1et ahh thanks for the detailed response :)
This is the first time I've heard of that trick, and it's SLICK! Thank you so much!
"He HaS a Back Pack, he HAs A BaCk paCk" I want a full song like that
I miss the weekly videos so just seeing a Crafsman notification anytime brings me joy.
The dollar store connector... That's a BRILLIANT solution right there! XOXO
Always a good weekend whenever the Crafsman comes through for a visit :)
Crafsman, I just want you to know, I am constantly impressed by your creativity and problem solving. I really appreciate you, and your projects. Thank you for being you, Crafsman.
I just discovered your channel and immediately subscribed. I love your personality and what you do, never stop.
Crafsman! YOU ARE THE BEST! Can't wait to see what kinda stuff you make with this new tool!
I love this man's voice, accent, and cadence. Just as Unique as his content.
Love your voice and cadence, and really dig the puppet. Can't believe I haven't seen your channel before. You keep doing you. Subscribed!
Just showed up in my recommended column today - watched 4 in a row. I can't stop wondering: is that a voice he created for the puppet character, or do you think it's his real speaking voice?
I am thoroughly enjoying watching you get more and more into animating, it's so fascinating to hear about and I think that someone who's still actively passionate and curious and learning more every day about something makes the best teacher. It also makes me so happy when I see people helping you out too because you totally deserve it! It's always appreciated that when a piece of kit is likely to be out of people's budget that you give suggestions on how to come up with DIY solutions.
Thank you for another gorgeous and relaxing video.
Just found this channel. I like the ways of making figures and animation, but that way of speaking makes me in awe. English is not even my language, I’m Danish lives in Norway. I love your videos crafsman, your videos makes me relaxxx.
I appreciate this video so much, you just solved a mystery I've been wondering about!!!
It makes me really happy to read this! :D Thank you for watching!
I am probably subscribed to more than 300 channels and yours is up there. I love this channel so much man. The editing, the production quality, your unique voice, the puns and most importantly the art
Keep on crafting steadily crafsman
I LOVE the style of movement you are achieving! You've able to translate some very distinctive movement styles from 2d animation to stop motion, and it's fantastic!
Is it just me or does this guy have the most interesting combo of voice and accent of all time?
Its like his own voice has a character, i love it
I love seeing the behind the scenes of how things like this are done. And a new video from you is always a blessing.
My favorite thing about the crafsman videos. I will never ever make a stop motion video.. but I enjoy the process all the same
stop motion is really an amazing form of animation! its a lot of work, but the distinct look of stop motion is just so mesmerizing i think its 200% worth the effort
Love, love, loving the the new animation avenue of the channel!!
Superb and the best presentation I’ve seen in stop motion techniques - and funny too!
Thank you so very much!
The walking animation is so pleasing :)
the craftsman's voice makes me cry alot haha
this whole week has been really rough
CrafsMan is teaching practical skills and encouraging Imagination as well as sharing other content creators. I'm calling it, he's on par with Mr. Rogers Wholsome Heroes squad.
Thank you so much Mr.crafts man each video you make bring me some much joy . You are such a inspiration. I hope I can do all the things you can do one day
Alright! Love the precision on it. Looks like just the right tool for this stuff.
I've got a couple of winders in my workshop. I open 'em up when it gets too hot inside, or I'm doing something with fumes or such.
Crafsman, I do not make stop motion or own a Winder, but I know a product I think would come in handy for that.
A "Fat Wrench Torque Screw Driver". It is a screw driver that lets you set the torque in inch pounds like a torque wrench. It is actually used for gun smithing usually but, You could set it so you always use the same tightness on the screws if you want
Man… this just pushes me even harder to learn Blender. Free robot arm thingie and materials and lights and everything!
Always impressed at the things you do.
I don't know anything about animation but I feel like I want to learn all about it because of you, CM!
I’m looking forward to your future animation videos! I’m somewhat of an animator myself, so it’s always cool watching other people’s methods!
What a nifty little machine! This was new to me. I’m trying to calm my anxiety here. Thank you for your soothing voice again.
Great tool, Crafsman. Congratulations.
In my brother's college animation class, the teacher taught them to use those sets of adjustable helping hands to animate at home because they're cheaper than winders. (Like, the ones you use for soldering projects) Just gotta get you one that makes very positive clicky movements.
Thank You!
Looking forward to the next installment
I'm legitimately excited to see just how far you'll go, CrafsMan.
I love your videos! They are amazing! I don’t care what you make a video about I’m watching it! Best channel on TH-cam!
Your the most creative inspiring person on this platform hope your journey on TH-cam is awsome and that you keep making videos I love them thanks for making my days good 😊
LOL I love the bouncing faces! Everything you do is overflowing in charm and character!
Man, this is so cool! I love the way you animate all these figures. They just have that certain hand made feel.
You sir, have a voice made for Jazz! - Smooth as butter 😄
You're one skilled man, CM
I'm so excited to see what you have in store with animation!! Always steady craftin'
4:00 "We cant stop here, This is B.A.T. country!" --Duke
ayy so glad to see a new video, always brightens my week!
Crafsman your videos make me very happy!!!!!
This was so delightful to watch
Excellent edition, what a great tool!
Your quality blows my mind!
Edu is a real gent, one of these days I'll acquire one his awesome rigs
amazing: first result for "stop motion animation rig review" and I was not disappointed.
That's a neat tool, thanks for sharing CrafsMan
I've always been fascinated with animation in general, so seeing this was really cool.
_"...A complicated character holdin' an umbrella, a glass o' tea, an' on a tricycle..."_ It me! 😂😘
Crafman, that's a pretty neat little device. Glad you finally got you one. I know you'll make the most of it. Loving what you are doing. Very cool. Keep steady craftin buddy
Just found your channel the other day. Saw the photo light box video and tried it. It worked PERFECT. Thank you! You have earned a new subscriber and a loyal viewer! Thank you again!!! P.S. Sadly the supplies I purchased for the light box were not obtained at a Freds Dollar Store.... Dey be gone.
I have been following this channel for a while and always liked the content. But after this video. I'm like, yes yes yes yesyesyesyesyesyeysyeysyeyes!
I could listen to you talk for DAYS. You sound just like a guy I went to high school with named Calvin Hughes. I went to high school in SW Arkansas. Calvin was a very talented football player, a fan of Michael Jackson's early solo albums & he was very soft-spoken 😏
I could listen to your voice forever
It is great seeing the info on stop motion animation, you have been getting in to, crafsman! awesome work and awesome info!!!
That's crafs-tastic! 🙌🏻
That was one of the best im 'outta heres' at the end ive ever seen
Don't get me wrong, but your voice is so soothing. I feel at peace watching your videos :)
This rocks, Crafman rocks, why did TH-cam wait to recommend you to me til now. Could have answered a lot of important questions a long time ago hahaha
Thank you for giving my channel a chance! I hope the videos are informative or otherwise useful to you! :D
Love me some kinetic armatures. Wish I could show you my latest stop motion set crafsman. It’s full of starwars and DIYed to the nines.
Hello there! I'm subscribed to your channel now. :)
You do PHENOMENAL work!
@@TheCrafsMan Thanks CrafsMan!
That looks like an IDEAL tool
Crafsman, you are the best!
I smashed that like button before the video started because i KNEW it was gonna be GOOD
Ah those are so cool! I've always made them out of spare parts or legos lol.
*do not use lego for those interested, it breaks constantly haha*
Well, Lego + cement, right? :D
Maybe Bionicle pieces would work better
noice! I will probably ask for it for Christmas. im trying to start stop motion and it seems like a really good tool to have.
Pure Delight. Thanks for this vid.
Wow that was really cool to see.
Woah, what a wonder of equipment!
I love I mean I love stop motion! It’s like magic! And your the wizard!
I've never seen one of these before, I was totally clueless until you showed me. Great video!
I’m not even an animator, but building a winder seems like it might be a cool 3d printing project…
It'll be a challenge getting it rigid and precise enough, but that's what makes it fun.
@@3dpprofessor too bad I don’t own a laser cutter, as laser cut acrylic might be perfect for this type of build…
YOU are on another level my guy! 🙌