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@@philiplowery3703 Hi Philip, to answer your questions - the crotch is the part of the tree where two or more branches emanate from. The finished article is a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
Harry - my Grandfather was a wood turner of note whose work sold very well. I have happy memories of driving to northern New Brunswick to pick up hardwood for him to use in his shop. Some 40 years later you confound and delight me with what you can do.
I did a lot of turning years back... a lot of years back and loved it but back a lot a years ago once more I moved out of the States and was on the road constantly in a lot of countries as a missionary. And so no way you can pack the tools alone with machines... but I still miss it. All saying this the joy I still get is some of these TH-cam videos and seeing the work and finished products. And this is now one of my favorites... as I do give many thumbs up very often but would give more than a few if I could. Thanks
Thanks Joel, I really appreciate your comment and the positive feedback. I love creating things, not everything has a purpose but I don't think that is necessarily important. But it's great to hear that others appreciate my creations. It sounds like you have led a very interesting life. Take care 🪵😃👍
Thanks Michael very kind of you to say. 🪵😃👍If you haven't already, don't forget to subscribe to my NEW shorts channel 😉 thanks for your support !! th-cam.com/users/HarrySmithShorts
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Elaine there is always a risk in cracking. However I keep in the workshop which is cold and the air is more damp than the house. Also storing in wood chips helps until it loses more moisture. So far so good . . . 🪵😃👍
Sir, I have been turning since the early sixties and I believe you are the most talented wood turner on I have ever seen. Thank you very much for displaying your skills.
Hello Frank, that is such a massive compliment and very humbling. I hope I can continue to turn for as many years. Wood turning is still very new to me and I am loving the challenges that the different woods can present. I hope yo hear more from you and your feedback on my projects would be appreciated 🪵😃👍
An outstanding work of art sir, very different indeed. Love the profile of the hollow form, and the ash grain and finish is beautiful. Made me subscribe. Thanks for your hard work you share with us. Keep on turning.🌿 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I love that TH-cam recommends me videos with titles like 'Ash crotch surprise'. Best thing is, I love them. Great project, great video and great channel. Thanks for posting.
I got really into this project. I realized I was pinching my nose closed to keep the chipped bark out! LOL. It turned into a work of art, love the outer ridge.
Hi Harry, its an excellent piece of art. The grain doesn't look like Ash, the olive colours and spalt take it to another level of beauty. I loved the Ivy accessory too !!!
Hi Bill, its a hollow form, turned from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument. The machine is an Axminster variable speed wood lathe it's about 20 years old bought 2nd hand 🪵😃👍
Hi Lavertable, its a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
Hi Steve, its a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
Pretty piece. Just wondering what you will do with it now...or will it sit on a table or ? I thought maybe put a lamp up thru the middle or ??? Just wondering if you've a plan what to do with it.
Thanks Martin. To be truthful I'm not sure, I wanted to produce a hollow form with a difference. I think I achieved that. It may be sold or further enhance. We will see. 🪵😃👍
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas
Thanks for this video. I am new to wood working (and so far only doing it manually to make bowls, spoons etc). Is 'crotch' the actual word for this spot in a tree, or is it just used to amuse woodworkers?
Hi capedmatauder, thanks for you comment and welcome to my channel. I have over 70 videos for some inspiration, so please consider subscribing. To answer you question, a crotch is a pocket located at the bottom of a point of connection, between two or more tree limbs or tree trunks. There are several forms and types of tree crotches that can be identified on various tree species. But we can all have a laugh... 🪵😃👍
Thanks Angela this was a real success for me, I was so happy with the grain colour and hollowing was very satisfying. Great result from a piece of firewood 🪵😃👍
Lovely piece of work, well done. Can you tell me the make and size of the gouge you were using (see 3:50), as I am having trouble locating one like it.
Many thanks Tazio 🪵😃👍 If you haven't already, don't forget to subscribe to my NEW shorts channel 😉 thanks for your support !! th-cam.com/users/HarrySmithShorts
Beautiful work !! But, look at the vibration and strain the poor lathe went through at the beginning of this project, not to mention the possible danger of turning such a large, unbalanced chunk of tree. One would think that Mr. Smith would have done a bit more sawing to create a roughly balanced and more rounded shape first before putting it on the lathe? One of the first rules of machinery is when anything is spinning, which is "out-of-round", its only a matter of time before parts start flying in all directions. I.E., "The fan hits the sh*t, before the sh*t hits the fan". Regardless, Mr. Smith has created a beautiful and very unusual piece which shows the polished refinement of wood turning combined with a couple of raw natural spots. The combination of these two aspects is very creative, artistic, and most original. Beautiful work !!
Hi Jennifer and thanks for watching and your comments. The piece was pretty well balanced however... Mr Smith didn't realise the rear leg lathe restraint had sheered from the floor and will be repaired this weekend. 🪵😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts Securing that leg on the lathe will certainly help, however the vibration from anything unbalanced will now go directly into the motor itself which wants to be isolated from vibration. Eventually you may need to replace the stator or the axles or bearings. I couldn't see from the video, but it appears that the motor is mounted on top directly to the chuck. If it were a bottom-mounted motor using a belt drive to the chuck, it would suffer far less vibration but it wouldn't have as much torque. In any event, machinery takes a lot of abuse, but as a suggestion, you may want to simply check how true the chuck spins with no load on it. If it has different speeds, you may want to check it visually on each speed. If it appears to be wobbling a bit, it will be an indication that the bearings or the internals of the motor itself are starting to go out-of-round, in which case its days are numbered and your work will be compromised. I've had the same problem with some machine motors, and it has often been difficult to find replacement parts.
Thank you for your comment 😃👍I prefer to let the wood speak for itself and allow the tools to tell their own story as they make their transformation. 🪵
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Very cool Vessel. I personally would have liked this with a stain of some sort. That odd contrast is kind of off-putting to me. Do you agree, or does it look better in person?
OK nice job !!! And it was fascinating seeing the transformation as the work progressed. But overly surprised i am not. Nevertheless thumbs up. What would have really surprised me is seeing a gorgeous tiny elf emerge and say *NICE CROTCH.*
Beautiful work 👏! I bought a swanneck so I can do hollow forms but for some reason I get a lot of catches. It about jerks the tool out of my hand. Could you tell me what I might be doing wrong? Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Thank you Stephan! I had similar issues when I first started turning with those types of chisels. Best thing to do is be gentle and cut while pulling back. If you push the chisel in its more likely to catch. Hope this helps 😄👍
I turned a small cup from an ash limb 2 years ago, I finally got to finish it out tonight. It was harder than the high speed steel drill bits I was using. 😳 I dunno what type of ash it is but hells bells this Irish Ash is tough stuff.
If you enjoyed this crotch turning video be sure to check you my newest one "Big Wet Elm Crotch" that has just been released th-cam.com/video/4Id3Tg7Byx4/w-d-xo.html 😉😊👍
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What does crotch turning mean? And what is the finish product in video? Just a decorative bowl?
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@@philiplowery3703 Hi Philip, to answer your questions - the crotch is the part of the tree where two or more branches emanate from. The finished article is a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
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Harry - my Grandfather was a wood turner of note whose work sold very well. I have happy memories of driving to northern New Brunswick to pick up hardwood for him to use in his shop. Some 40 years later you confound and delight me with what you can do.
I did a lot of turning years back... a lot of years back and loved it but back a lot a years ago once more I moved out of the States and was on the road constantly in a lot of countries as a missionary. And so no way you can pack the tools alone with machines... but I still miss it. All saying this the joy I still get is some of these TH-cam videos and seeing the work and finished products. And this is now one of my favorites... as I do give many thumbs up very often but would give more than a few if I could. Thanks
Thanks Joel, I really appreciate your comment and the positive feedback. I love creating things, not everything has a purpose but I don't think that is necessarily important. But it's great to hear that others appreciate my creations. It sounds like you have led a very interesting life. Take care 🪵😃👍
It is like a hollow form with in a hollow form
love it
Thanks so much for your comments Bear . . . 🪵😃👍
That grain is splendid!
Many thanks Andrea 🪵😃👍
I like everything about it.
Many thanks Robert . . . 🪵😃👍
A TRUE 👍 AMERICAN ARTIST! Thanks for the GREAT Video!
Thanks Dwight! I may be an Artist but I am no American, although I do love visiting the states 😁👍
Looks good
Thanks so much Trentis . . . 🪵😃👍
What an incredible collection of tools and a fabulous final product.
Thanks Michael very kind of you to say. 🪵😃👍If you haven't already, don't forget to subscribe to my NEW shorts channel 😉 thanks for your support !!
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Love your content, brings me way back !
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Cool. Makes an excellent night pot. Those indentations are totally made for some legs!
Thanks Yuri, I wouldn't want to clean it..... 🪵😃👍
I like it and the variations you add make all the difference.
My first time using a wood lathe was 45 years ago in wood shop, always wanted to get one ever since.
Thanks for watching and your comment. I hope to be wood turning for the next 45 years!! 🪵😃👍
Me too
@@darenjackson1387 I'd only be 66, so hopefully at least an additional 20 odd years in.... 🤣😂🪵😃👍
gusto ko 'yan.. beautiful!
Thanks Eduardo 🪵😃👍
Отличная работа Гарри!
Thanks for your comment and support 🪵😃👍
This is very beautiful! But as the wood was still not dry, will this crack over time?
Elaine there is always a risk in cracking. However I keep in the workshop which is cold and the air is more damp than the house. Also storing in wood chips helps until it loses more moisture. So far so good . . . 🪵😃👍
You make it look so easy I just i've always wanted to try that. Such beautiful wood.
What an unique piece Very beautiful. ✌️ And Love 💞
Another nice piece, Harry, well done 😊
Thank you Bronwyn . . . 🪵😃👍
Who would of thot that a piece of firewood could turn into such a beautiful piece of work.
Thank you so much John! I love to turn pieces that would normally be used in the fire 🤗😄👍
Interesting ash tray.
Really clever play on words John!! 😂🤣
Sir, I have been turning since the early sixties and I believe you are the most talented wood turner on I have ever seen. Thank you very much for displaying your skills.
Hello Frank, that is such a massive compliment and very humbling. I hope I can continue to turn for as many years. Wood turning is still very new to me and I am loving the challenges that the different woods can present. I hope yo hear more from you and your feedback on my projects would be appreciated 🪵😃👍
An outstanding work of art sir, very different indeed. Love the profile of the hollow form, and the ash grain and finish is beautiful. Made me subscribe. Thanks for your hard work you share with us. Keep on turning.🌿 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
That is gorgeous!!
Beautiful. ,,Love it
Thanks so much Anna 🪵😃👍
Уважаю человеческий ручной труд 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Sergei and I respect the considered positive comment 🪵😃👍
This is so satisfying to watch..
My uncle used to turn wood .. He was crippled but would still strap tools to his hands to do this.. Beautiful work..
Thank Jordan really pleased you liked it 🪵😃👍
@@jordansdadjoe3742 thanks for sharing Jordan, thats amazing and just demonstrates that if you really want too, you can do anything! Take care 🪵😃👍
Beautiful 😍 !!!
What a transformation from an impossible looking piece of wood into a work of art.
Thanks Alan, the bowl was crying out to be released from the log. 🪵😃👍
You do beautiful work! What I’d give to be able to do what you do! Thanks for sharing.🎉
I love that TH-cam recommends me videos with titles like 'Ash crotch surprise'. Best thing is, I love them. Great project, great video and great channel. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Matt, I'm pleased that TH-cam introduced you to my site. Many more crotch suprises to come.. 😂🪵😃👍
I got really into this project. I realized I was pinching my nose closed to keep the chipped bark out! LOL. It turned into a work of art, love the outer ridge.
Thank you so much Chris! This has to be up there as one of my favourite pieces 😁👍
It’s beautiful.
Wow! Just wow.
Many thanks JS 🪵😃👍
Magic !!!!!!!!!!! wow
Thank you so much Amber! 😄👍
Never seen anything like this beautiful bowl before. Great job
Many thanks Jean, I like to try different designs and woods! 🪵😃👍
Hi Harry, its an excellent piece of art. The grain doesn't look like Ash, the olive colours and spalt take it to another level of beauty. I loved the Ivy accessory too !!!
Thank you very much as always! Yes the grain is so much more interesting than your bog-standard Ash! 😁👍
ЗАЛИПАТЕЛЬНОЕ ВИДЕО))))))))))))👍👍👍
Thanks so much Igor 🪵😃👍
Gorgeous work and beautiful grains finish Beautiful
Thank you so much Gaetan! 😊👍
🤩 Hope you burn all them good shavings, or bag em a sell for charcoal starter!😀
Hi Bob the waste shavings are used for composting, mulching and organic fire lighters ... 🪵😃👍
Amo seu trabalho ❤
Whoa ! … How Unique Is This 🤩 I Love It 💫⭐️💫⭐️💫
Thank you so much Angela! 😄👍
@@HarrySmithWoodturning You’re Very Welcome Harry 😻♥️👍🏼
VERY cool bowl!!
Thanks Patti 🪵😃👍
I like your work, it turns out great and unusual.
Thanks so much for your kind comments. I like to do different! 🪵😃👍
Beautiful love the smooth shining finish .
Thanks Steven I'm glad you liked it! 🪵😃👍
Beautiful piece Harry
Thanks very much Gary! 😁👍
Wow! Just wow Harry. Wondering what you do to keep it from checking as it dries.
Thanks Jeff, the log was well seasoned it just had been on a friends log pile outside. There has been no cracking 🪵😃👍
Really nice piece. U did it justice!! Thanks 4 sharing.
Thank you Janice, Ash can be so underrated 🪵😃👍
Very nice hat!
What is the name of the machine you are using?
Make and model please.
Thank you in advance.
Hi Bill, its a hollow form, turned from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument. The machine is an Axminster variable speed wood lathe it's about 20 years old bought 2nd hand 🪵😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts , thank you Sir.
That was a typo when it said hat.
Lol
@@billcooper1930 there are a lot of people who get confused with what this is, I took hat as a compliment! 🤣😂🪵😃👍
What does that bowl do? Squirrel trap? Keep soup warm bowl? Oh ! its great for growing pot!
Hi Lavertable, its a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
Wow first time ive seen this this so reminds me back in the day of my woodworking class at school when i was eleven or twelve, many moons ago.
Glad it brought back school day memories for you Andrew 🪵😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts no thankyou sir.🇬🇧
Super,Great one..
Thanks for your comment Jun 🪵😃👍
Great piece!
Thank you so much Lee! 😁 👍
Wonderful work, beautiful piece...
Thanks very much Jack! 😊 👍
Looks beautiful but what is it ??
Hi Steve, its a hollow form, carved from a single Ash log which was consigned to the burn pile. It's a standalone piece of art, storage vessel or musical instrument 🪵😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts thanks
@@steveappy6921 No problem Steve, glad you liked it🪵😃👍
Pretty piece. Just wondering what you will do with it now...or will it sit on a table or ? I thought maybe put a lamp up thru the middle or ??? Just wondering if you've a plan what to do with it.
Thanks Martin. To be truthful I'm not sure, I wanted to produce a hollow form with a difference. I think I achieved that. It may be sold or further enhance. We will see. 🪵😃👍
Another lovely piece I particularly like the grain and colour of this one.
Thanks Gloria. This log was donated from a family friends winter log pile! I'm so pleased with the outcome also 🪵😃👍
Very unique great turning Mr.Smith 👌
Thank you Tim 🪵😃👍
hello friends greetings healthy and successful always. thank you for sharing knowledge and always faithfully watching your latest stuff I like your ideas
Thank you Mas 🪵😃👍
Thanks for this video. I am new to wood working (and so far only doing it manually to make bowls, spoons etc). Is 'crotch' the actual word for this spot in a tree, or is it just used to amuse woodworkers?
Hi capedmatauder, thanks for you comment and welcome to my channel. I have over 70 videos for some inspiration, so please consider subscribing. To answer you question, a crotch is a pocket located at the bottom of a point of connection, between two or more tree limbs or tree trunks. There are several forms and types of tree crotches that can be identified on various tree species. But we can all have a laugh... 🪵😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts Subscribed :) Thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to seeing more crotch work 😅
@@capedmarauder2055 you're most welcome stay tuned for more..... 🪵😃👍
Super jolie bravo Harry 👍👏🇺🇦
Thanks as always Denis 🪵😃👍
Harry! Amazing! Your skill is impeccable !
Many thanks you are too kind 🪵😃👍
Harry the work is fantastic. I so would love one. And especially learn to make them 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Julie, there's nothing better than getting out there and trying something new! It is relaxing and therapeutic for the soul. 🪵😃👍
Кропотливая работа !
Слава умельцу !
A stunning piece of art Harry!
Thank you so much Debra! 😁👍
Beautiful grain unusual design
Many thanks Rick, I was really lucky with the wood grain and I like to try different designs 🪵😃👍
Beautiful piece Sir. Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure Lillie, glad you enjoyed it 🪵😃👍
A beautiful piece of art..... It's amazing what you can produce from such a shape initially Harry! 😃
Thanks Angela this was a real success for me, I was so happy with the grain colour and hollowing was very satisfying. Great result from a piece of firewood 🪵😃👍
Normally I don't click on videos with names like 'ash crotch surprise', but this was worth it. ;)
bravissimo.bravo !!!!!!
Wonderful design 👍. Cheers
Thanks Sony 🪵😃👍
Lovely piece of work, well done.
Can you tell me the make and size of the gouge you were using (see 3:50), as I am having trouble locating one like it.
Thank you very much Keith! This link will take you straight to the chisel I used in the video ban.ggood.vip/119X6 😊👍
Very beutiful. I love that.
Thank you so much Keith! 😊👍
Beautiful just beautiful work Harry 👌
Thank you kungfuway 🪵😃👍
Really nice piece Harry!
Much appreciated Paully 🪵😃👍
Great piece. Looks like you did a fine job with this. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much Doug! I appreciate the comment 🤗👍
👍Fantastic!👏👏👏
Many thanks Tazio 🪵😃👍
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@@HarrySmithShorts Already registered, you have two very nice channels with lots of ideas👏👏👏
@@TazioCostantini many thanks 😊 🙏
Beautiful work !! But, look at the vibration and strain the poor lathe went through at the beginning of this project, not to mention the possible danger of turning such a large, unbalanced chunk of tree. One would think that Mr. Smith would have done a bit more sawing to create a roughly balanced and more rounded shape first before putting it on the lathe? One of the first
rules of machinery is when anything is spinning, which is "out-of-round", its only a matter of time before parts start flying in all directions. I.E., "The fan hits the sh*t, before the sh*t hits the fan".
Regardless, Mr. Smith has created a beautiful and very unusual piece which shows the polished refinement of wood turning combined with a couple of raw natural spots. The combination of these two aspects is very creative, artistic, and most original. Beautiful work !!
Hi Jennifer and thanks for watching and your comments.
The piece was pretty well balanced however...
Mr Smith didn't realise the rear leg lathe restraint had sheered from the floor and will be repaired this weekend. 🪵😃👍
May I add - what a great critique, it's like an extract from woodturning monthly. 😃👍
@@HarrySmithShorts Securing that leg on the lathe will certainly help, however the vibration from anything unbalanced will now go directly into the motor itself which wants to be isolated from vibration. Eventually you may need to replace the stator or the axles or bearings. I couldn't see from the video, but it appears that the motor is mounted on top
directly to the chuck. If it were a bottom-mounted motor using a belt drive to the chuck, it would suffer far less vibration but it wouldn't have as much torque. In any event, machinery takes a lot of abuse, but as a suggestion, you may want to simply check how true the chuck spins with no load on it.
If it has different speeds, you may want to check it visually on each speed. If it appears to be wobbling a bit, it will be an indication that the bearings or the internals of the motor itself are starting to go out-of-round, in which case its days are numbered and your work will be compromised. I've had the same problem with some machine motors, and it has often been difficult to find replacement parts.
@@jennifer86010 thanks Jennifer I'm on it...🪵😃👍
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Thank you for your comment 😃👍I prefer to let the wood speak for itself and allow the tools to tell their own story as they make their transformation. 🪵
Neato, neato, great presentation.
Thank you Porfririo 🪵😃👍
*Wonderful video!* Thank you.
Thank you Robert 🪵😃👍
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Great so what is this used for?
Hi weeping willow. It's a hollow form, so it could be a nice statement piece or whatever the purchaser chose to use it for. 🪵😃👍
That is so gorgeous...I love the grain in Ash and the spalting really emphasizes it all!
Thank you so much Carol! 😁👍
Very cool Vessel. I personally would have liked this with a stain of some sort. That odd contrast is kind of off-putting to me. Do you agree, or does it look better in person?
What 😳?! Mr Drums it would be sacrilege to stain this and lose the spalting and oliver graining of this beautiful wood. 😢
Very nice
Thank you Leo! 😁👍
OK nice job !!! And it was fascinating seeing the transformation as the work progressed. But overly surprised i am not. Nevertheless thumbs up. What would have really surprised me is seeing a gorgeous tiny elf emerge and say *NICE CROTCH.*
Thanks for the comment Quaz imodo, I'll see what I can do next time. And if I could find one riding a unicorn ? Even better ? 🧙♂️🦄
That's great Harry! Really well done!
Thank you so much as always Umberto! 😊😁
Maravilloso trabajo!
Thank you Francisco 🪵😃👍
nice work! looks absolutely great! btw when you are woodturning, the camera angle is for me like typical you! it reminds me of you and your channel!
Thanks Mr. Bean, really nice comment I appreciate it 🪵😃👍
That's nice
Thank you John! 😊👍
Beautiful work 👏! I bought a swanneck so I can do hollow forms but for some reason I get a lot of catches. It about jerks the tool out of my hand. Could you tell me what I might be doing wrong? Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Thank you Stephan! I had similar issues when I first started turning with those types of chisels. Best thing to do is be gentle and cut while pulling back. If you push the chisel in its more likely to catch. Hope this helps 😄👍
I turned a small cup from an ash limb 2 years ago, I finally got to finish it out tonight. It was harder than the high speed steel drill bits I was using. 😳
I dunno what type of ash it is but hells bells this Irish Ash is tough stuff.
I've never turned Irish Ash. Maybe one for the future Joker. 🪵😃👍
Лайк 👍
Спасибо за видео.
Many thanks Q-Dance 🪵😃👍
bravissimo!!!!!!!
Lovely piece; enjoyed watching your skill and artistry!👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you so much Bennie! 😁👍
What a fantastic piece of work, really love it.
Many thanks Graham I appreciate your comment 🪵😃👍
Fantástico 🥁🥁🥁
Many thanks Jose 🪵😃👍
Офигенно!
Many thanks Calypso 🪵😃👍
Может ещё и знаешь что за куйня?
How much total time did it take once you put on machine until finished ?
Thanks for watching Mike! Its difficult to say as the filming adds sufficient time, but this sort of piece can take between 5-10 hours 😁👍
Great
Thanks 🪵😃👍