@@arkencraft8095 But can it conduct electricity? Short circuit? Some oils contain electrolytes and can conduct electricity, just like water. Particularly over distances found in PCB's and on microchip pins. Go pour oil in your computer now, see what happens.
@@EscapeePrisoner idk mate, cant remember posting that, was 4 years ago apparently, ik its true that water is not inherently conductive so your probably right
Hello Kris: An amazing amount of work, talent to do this. Do you ever create piece to sell? I am a professional woodworker so totally appreciate what you did. Truly interested in commissioning a piece of work.
+lynda williams thanks lynda, we are off to wales next week to finish the foundation wall. and i might do some work with the digger as well. then we are going to go in march for a month to hopefully finish the roundhouse. i can't wait to move now.
Doesn't matter!!! This is about woodcarving!!! NOT like YOU getting STONED and having the munchies learning about this guy eating Doritos. Nobody gives a fuck about their physical-health in this country!!!--- Wood carving can help YOU SWEAT off that weight that you or anybody those Doritos!!! So who cares what the fuck this guy eats. This person uses no machines and all hand tools--- That's the way WOOD should be CARVED!!!!!! BY HAND ONLY!!!!!!
I was hoping this would be another video on your round house, but this was pretty good as well. It's mind blowing to me how you can hit with such precision at your age. Typically you'd only see this level precision from older craftsmen. Because of that during this video I kept thinking that you'd mess up an edge of your piece by continuing with the axe for as long as you did. :D
I so love this. I just ordered some tools to start making projects like this, even though I have no idea about carving on wood 🤯 😬but I found out that this is a very cool work to learn. so exited about! wish me luck !
WTF! ! ! what these guys have in mind?????? Doritos, Vaseline, and the main subject is forgoten!!!!!!! Disgusting people The guy is so good in this hand work and they are worried about shits. Regards from Brazil, Nate. Brisolino
could you show us the holding devises and work bench that you use. They all add to the beauty of what you do. I would like to make a few of those tools. I am first getting started in Green wood working.Thank you for posting
great job Kris iv watched this a couple of times now. Unfortunately I don't have an adze yet but I manage with a 40mm bowl gouge which has a lovely polished bevel. My next project is a similar bowl but I don't have Beech but have Ash which has really nice figure. Maybe one day I do a video. What oil was you using please. Thanks
Hey, This is a helpful video here. The most complete woodworking projects that I have ever used was Toms Magic Wood (just google it). Without a doubt it contains the most useful woodworking projects that I have ever tried.
G'day mate! Hello from Kangaroo land! What a beautiful piece of wood and craftsmanship... did total justice to the wood. May i know what the hammer like tool that you were using there good sir?
My IQ just lowered by reading the ridiculous harsh comments. This man is wonderful. The strength and dedication alone... these commenters have no idea what they're talking about.
Kris, a beautiful piece of work, and wood. I have just got a Gransfors Bruk carving axe, and I am expecting delivery of a Mora 12 knife today. My aim is to start with spoons and work up to bowls. Tell me, was the tree felled on private land and how do you go about getting permission to harvest some wood from it?
Your bowls are among some of the nicest Ibe seen on here. The way you find your boards with strong is a new one on me and easiest for me to follow. Thanks for the video. It's too bad you have to work from a storage unit but in a way, it's better. You can leave the chips behind and not take them with you, lol.
+Sislertx its about 20 hours of carving, with a week of drying time. I'm not very fast it could be done quicker but I'm not that bold with my axe strokes
Hello, beautiful bowl. I am intrigued and have made many bowls on my lathe, but have latley turned to working with more hand tools and would like to attemp this gorgous bowl. Suggestions on what tool or brand i should look for ? Thanks
I'm not sure what's wrong with the people who watch these videos, but whenever anyone says something not related to woodwork, someone flips the fuck out. I love your work, and I think that it's super cool, but I think some fans just overreact a bit. I still loved the video though!
Kris, what was the noise the hand cross cut saw was making in the first few seconds of video- my cross cut has a much quieter sound- sort in rhythm to the back and forth movement - you know- hand tools driven by hand??
Thanks for this video - Such a Beautiful bowl! We appreciate the time -speed up (made it fun to watch) made time to watch more of your videos :) Thanks for sharing your Artistry!!!
Beautiful bowl and well done. I have been told that Mineral oil is preferred for the finish as it wont go rancid but if you are having no problems with the olive oil then no biggie. Mineral oil is very cheap and available at drug stores all over--Might want to check it out?
Hi. I want to try this myself with a piece of caribbean almond tree I have. I have questions. You used cooking oil to oil your wood? Does it last long? Will you have to re oil the piece once in a while?
+Tom Palmer Hi tom, well the problem is that it is so physically demanding sometimes you don't have the energy. i would love to do some turning as well. i have never turned a bowl on a lathe and really want to get in to it at some point. i just don't have the space or the tools at the moment. i think alot more projects would get done if i could stand in front of a lathe and work rather than swinging the axe getting blisters. i do enjoy it, but you have to be in the right mood and feeling strong.
That poor axe at the start it will be ruined if you keep hitting it with a metal hammer. The butt of the axe head will mushroom DONT USE A METAL HAMMER!!!!!
+Relative Username thanks for letting me know. Good old dyslexia. quite good for carving bowls but not so good for writing titles. glad you liked the bowl
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that string compass thing you used to make the ellipse was a joy to watch. what a simple tool.
I am really wondored as well. He does a good work
Regards from Brazil, Nik.
Brisolino
If you get the show The Woodwright’s Shop he has an episode where it explains the use of it he has a TH-cam channel also
That's funny cause when u saw that I literally said that's awesome out loud I had never seen that
Beautiful bowl -- nice work!
Respect.
Enjoyed the video, what is the name for the bladed tool you pull towards yourself ?
Beech wood is tough
string oval making - *craftsman 100*
yeah its a good trick that, good one to remember.
Wait this is an asmr?
What is the name of the tool in 3:13 ?
That is an adze. He's using one made by Gansfors Bruks.
Its a hand adze or as they call it in Canada an ice lolly. I would suggest you not believe one of my answers.
A chainsaw in an asmr video, that's new!
Haha! You listen to the Ricky Gervais podcast as you work! Awesome. :D
really beautiful work and bowl Kris, what an amount of work, but it makes it have alot of character
It looks incredible, good job! Just think it is a bit risky handling liquids so close to a computer...ahah
+Get Hands Dirty you are probably right but no harm was done. i just get carried away when its time to oil. its the best bit.
my anxiety was off the charts when i saw that bit haha
its an oil so it wont damage the electronics of the computer if split
@@arkencraft8095 But can it conduct electricity? Short circuit? Some oils contain electrolytes and can conduct electricity, just like water. Particularly over distances found in PCB's and on microchip pins. Go pour oil in your computer now, see what happens.
@@EscapeePrisoner idk mate, cant remember posting that, was 4 years ago apparently, ik its true that water is not inherently conductive so your probably right
Hello Kris: An amazing amount of work, talent to do this. Do you ever create piece to sell? I am a professional woodworker so totally appreciate what you did. Truly interested in commissioning a piece of work.
you should post an unedited version, where there is no time speed up. that would be very nice for the asmr effect
as someone interested, what are the tools used in this video called? i wish to learn to carve on my own!
Chainsaw, wedge, hammer, smoothing plane, string and pencil, hatchet, adz, gouge, draw knife, knife, sandpaper
Inspiring, relaxing, talented work. Thank you very much!
I don't really even like woodwork!
I just love how satisfying it is to listen and watch the transformation!
Wow that is amazing work! :) Thumbs up and Greetings from Ireland ! :)
That is stunning Kris, You are a real artisan, thank you for showing.
+lynda williams thanks lynda, we are off to wales next week to finish the foundation wall. and i might do some work with the digger as well. then we are going to go in march for a month to hopefully finish the roundhouse. i can't wait to move now.
Wow, finally someone who knows how to do it properly other than the great David Fisher! Great job mate, absolutely lovely.
+drownthedays david fisher was my inspiration, he is a true master, i could only dream of becoming that good. but i am glad you enjoyed the video.
How much time do you have in a piece like this and do you sell them? How much do you sell them for?
Did anyone else hear the guy saying that he ate 12 packets of Doritos a night
Shadow Guardian yea I did
Doesn't matter!!! This is about woodcarving!!! NOT like YOU getting STONED and having the munchies learning about this guy eating Doritos. Nobody gives a fuck about their physical-health in this country!!!--- Wood carving can help YOU SWEAT off that weight that you or anybody those Doritos!!! So who cares what the fuck this guy eats. This person uses no machines and all hand tools--- That's the way WOOD should be CARVED!!!!!! BY HAND ONLY!!!!!!
did you come off the medication?
Nate Turlo
they were pointing out something that happened in the video...
if you find it so offensive, why did you reply in the first place?
Nate Turlo
calm the fuck down
I was hoping this would be another video on your round house, but this was pretty good as well.
It's mind blowing to me how you can hit with such precision at your age. Typically you'd only see this level precision from older craftsmen. Because of that during this video I kept thinking that you'd mess up an edge of your piece by continuing with the axe for as long as you did. :D
NICE, Ricky Gervais is a funny man.
Gorgeous piece of wood mate. Love the bowl to! :)
I so love this. I just ordered some tools to start making projects like this, even though I have no idea about carving on wood 🤯 😬but I found out that this is a very cool work to learn. so exited about! wish me luck !
You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.
beautiful work ! can you tell me which knife that was at around 8:05 ?
Was wondering the same thing. Also, great work Kris. I'm inspired to do one this big too!
Iluvatar that's called draw knife :)
No, not the draw knife, the big fixed blade he uses to clean it up.
Not sure if you've found it already but it looks to be one of the SWC bushcraft knives www.swc-handmade-knives.co.uk/
thanks mate
Hi friend
Nice bowl, just want to know how you drawn the upper/bottom-side lay outwith sling and pencil what is the calculations?? Thank you
suspicious Vaseline by the computer... hmmmm
you should see the bedside table!
Kris Harbour well sheit...
Whatever lame ass!!! This youtube channel is about wood working NOT perverts like YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're not even paying attention to this video so go waste your time somewhere else
WTF! ! !
what these guys have in mind?????? Doritos, Vaseline, and the main subject is forgoten!!!!!!!
Disgusting people
The guy is so good in this hand work and they are worried about shits.
Regards from Brazil, Nate.
Brisolino
could you show us the holding devises and work bench that you use. They all add to the beauty of what you do. I would like to make a few of those tools. I am first getting started in Green wood working.Thank you for posting
+Tom Kroll i will try to run through the tools in a video for you soon, i have had quite a few questions so i will put it on the list.
great job Kris iv watched this a couple of times now. Unfortunately I don't have an adze yet but I manage with a 40mm bowl gouge which has a lovely polished bevel. My next project is a similar bowl but I don't have Beech but have Ash which has really nice figure. Maybe one day I do a video. What oil was you using please. Thanks
looked like veg or sunflower cooking oil. food grade mineral oil is normally used for bowls, blocks etc
simply beutiful ... have you thought about haveing a black smith make you a branding iron or a stamp to put a logo on your work ?
I find something satisfying about watching this stuff
4:20: Ouch!
9:40: Beautiful! Worth the ouch!
Hey, This is a helpful video here. The most complete woodworking projects that I have ever used was Toms Magic Wood (just google it). Without a doubt it contains the most useful woodworking projects that I have ever tried.
G'day mate! Hello from Kangaroo land! What a beautiful piece of wood and craftsmanship... did total justice to the wood. May i know what the hammer like tool that you were using there good sir?
My IQ just lowered by reading the ridiculous harsh comments. This man is wonderful. The strength and dedication alone... these commenters have no idea what they're talking about.
Kris, a beautiful piece of work, and wood. I have just got a Gransfors Bruk carving axe, and I am expecting delivery of a Mora 12 knife today. My aim is to start with spoons and work up to bowls. Tell me, was the tree felled on private land and how do you go about getting permission to harvest some wood from it?
4:56. I see a cool sink basin on a rough stand with a little hardware and a drain.
Yes!!
Niiiiiice, Is that a kit of tools from Hultafors or you bought all those separately seriously expensive bit of kits!
0K the "goatee" period is funny.
Your bowls are among some of the nicest Ibe seen on here. The way you find your boards with strong is a new one on me and easiest for me to follow. Thanks for the video. It's too bad you have to work from a storage unit but in a way, it's better. You can leave the chips behind and not take them with you, lol.
beautiful. how many hours you have in that bowl ya think?
it's just beautiful.
+Sislertx its about 20 hours of carving, with a week of drying time. I'm not very fast it could be done quicker but I'm not that bold with my axe strokes
Hello, beautiful bowl. I am intrigued and have made many bowls on my lathe, but have latley turned to working with more hand tools and would like to attemp this gorgous bowl. Suggestions on what tool or brand i should look for ? Thanks
What's this hammer called? I am thinking of buying one for my workshop.
I'm not sure what's wrong with the people who watch these videos, but whenever anyone says something not related to woodwork, someone flips the fuck out.
I love your work, and I think that it's super cool, but I think some fans just overreact a bit.
I still loved the video though!
That's just beautiful Kris. 👍👍 Not sure about the coffee table though. Didn't like the dark glass.
Kris, what was the noise the hand cross cut saw was making in the first few seconds of video- my cross cut has a much quieter sound- sort in rhythm to the back and forth movement - you know- hand tools driven by hand??
Spalted wood is so pretty. Awesome job brother!
Thanks for this video - Such a Beautiful bowl! We appreciate the time -speed up (made it fun to watch) made time to watch more of your videos :)
Thanks for sharing your Artistry!!!
That was fucking inspirational. Could you list all the tools you used, bro? I’d like to have a go.
Beautiful bowl and well done. I have been told that Mineral oil is preferred for the finish as it wont go rancid but if you are having no problems with the olive oil then no biggie. Mineral oil is very cheap and available at drug stores all over--Might want to check it out?
Hi. I want to try this myself with a piece of caribbean almond tree I have. I have questions. You used cooking oil to oil your wood? Does it last long? Will you have to re oil the piece once in a while?
Mad skills with that draw knife.
The little shaving tool you used for the bottom scared me. Are you supposed to pull towards you? what if you slip.
can't believe you're using oil within millimetres of your laptop (horror)
What is your hourly making these? And good to see that you have the Vaseline ready for your girlfriend..
Is there any particular reason why you didn't sand it down at the end, or do you just prefer the look this way?
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This is true skill. Any yahoo can use a power tool (most probably shouldn't.)
Diresta vibes
please explain how and why you arrive at your especially fixing the string compass
Hey brother, is that a Gränsfors Bruks Adze?
What's the name of the tool that you use to carve the bowl at 3:30?. Cheers from Argentina! 😀
Good Job. Great explanation re: water flow. Keep up the great research.
Hey! What kind of tree is that?
Also nice drying technique! How long did you leave it for??
Exquisite work. If you were to sell that piece what would the price be?
Great job! What is the name of that spoon-like tool you used to carve the wood?
Very nice!
Beautiful work, sir! Thanks for sharing the video, wonderful work!
It's gorgeous... Where did you learn to make things in this way?
I wonder if I could do that with Arbortech turboplane on my angle grinder.
What is that Axe pick called for chipping out the inside of the bowl?
no one would be able to appreciate nature's beauty without your artistry, skill and patience.
the bowl looks amazing, but this isn't asmr by any means lol, still looks amazing tho
I wasnt sure what it was gonna look like but then that olive oil finsihs\ really made it together
Make a musket handle
+ Kris Heck I'll give you 5 euros for that bowl, lad.
Hi Chris , what's the name of the tool you used for hollowing out at first .?
If you want it to dry a bit better you could try covering it in wood chips for a week
I seen so many of your videos but seem to have missed all these woodworking ones
Where do you think the moisture level is at in the finished product?
Kris I love your channel, whereabouts are you situated?
I just found that strangely therapeutic... ❤️
I’m curious what oil you used for finishing?
Can you give me a list of bowl carving hand tools please
Dude, that is truly amazing work, well done!
i am a hobbyist bowl turner yours is different and inviting to watch looks like you get the same pleasure from your way of doing just as i do as well
+Tom Palmer Hi tom, well the problem is that it is so physically demanding sometimes you don't have the energy. i would love to do some turning as well. i have never turned a bowl on a lathe and really want to get in to it at some point. i just don't have the space or the tools at the moment. i think alot more projects would get done if i could stand in front of a lathe and work rather than swinging the axe getting blisters. i do enjoy it, but you have to be in the right mood and feeling strong.
Finally, some ASMR without the whispering and pointless tapping, scraping, and fiddling about. Just the sounds of a craftsman at work.
Glad you liked it.
Great job! Please tell me what breed of this tree?
Alright kids time for some asmr *revs up chainsaw*
Can anyone tell me what the brand of adze axe he is using is?
That poor axe at the start it will be ruined if you keep hitting it with a metal hammer. The butt of the axe head will mushroom DONT USE A METAL HAMMER!!!!!
That axe is cheap junk, i just use it as a wedge .
..🦊...the wood picker hour’s,........nice’,......🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
That's some awesome craftsmanship Kris. On a side note the type of tree you used is a 'beech' not beach.
+Relative Username thanks for letting me know. Good old dyslexia. quite good for carving bowls but not so good for writing titles.
glad you liked the bowl
'What is the tool used for carving out the bowl?
Where did you purchase your adze? Love the video!!!
why is this so satisfying is it to you?? (like if you think the same)
Wow you made it look so easy, looks good 👍 what you gunna use it for ? Big fruit bowl haha
+jack ash thanks, yeah it is a fruit bowl, i made a bowl not long ago but ti was not very big, so i made a really big one. :D