Hey Chris, I'm 15 and wanted to tell you that one of your first videos was one of the things that inspired me to be a woodworker. I have been watching you and working with wood since I was 10. Your creativity and ability to improvise and engineer things is amazing! I dont know if you have seen any of the old treadle table saws but that would be an awesome project. Albeit a little more challenging, time consuming, and expensive... But I think it would be worth it in the end
+Jeremy Novak I need to find more sewing machines then! Thanks for the great comment. It really makes me feel great. Can you send me examples of the saw you are talking about? chopwithchris@gmail.com.
Chris, I love your videos. I live in townhouse and don't really have room for such a fulfilling hobby. But I come here to watch your videos, by far yours are the best on you tube in terms of watching someone create something out of nothing.
on of the best builds so far! Not only a good idea, but what great reuse of basically scrap - I'm so impressed, Sir! And also: not only creative in the builds, but also in the making of the videos.
I'm glad to see another piece of history brought back to life. I love to do the same. I just got an old wooden corn shucker and plan on cleaning and fixing it to working condition. Always enjoy your videos.
You are seriously one of my favorite youtubers. You put out amazingly creative (and fun to watch) content, you respond to tons of comments, and you always have such a good attitude! Keep up the amazing work!
Absolutely brilliant. I cannot write down the words that express my amazement. It's a bit like the creation of Frankensteins monster. you are a genius like Einstein. Love it.
Good evening Chris, excellent work on your jigsaw my friend. Nice screw design with the idler, it seems to be working great. I can assume that once the flywheel is up to speed, it is easy to keep the momentum going with the foot pedal. You must have a longer "in detail" video coming up for this project hehe. Nice of you to show the time when the blade broke. Probably need some slight alignment or tension tweaks. Great job my friend keep up the good work.
In my opinion, better than the modern ones, you only put spare parts for the archwire and the others are special. I recommend you see the mountain range that Uri tuchman hoisted.
I have lots of boxes of bits, but I have no idea what to do with most of them LOL! I do have a deep appreciation for your love of off-grid style maker mentality. I'm learning a lot from your channel. CP.
Does it wobble when you do it fast? Btw keep up the good work and your channel will explode. I think it's cool how you take the time to respond to almost every comment
+Jon Tyson Thanks. I try to respond to all non trolling comments. Surprisingly it does not rock too much. Of course I put it on a couple of walking matts to absorb the vibration.
Love it :D seems a little expensive and a bit over the top but hey you decide . i bought mine for £17 maybe i just got a bargain . A lot of them go for £100-200
Hey Chris, I'm 15 and wanted to tell you that one of your first videos was one of the things that inspired me to be a woodworker. I have been watching you and working with wood since I was 10. Your creativity and ability to improvise and engineer things is amazing! I dont know if you have seen any of the old treadle table saws but that would be an awesome project. Albeit a little more challenging, time consuming, and expensive... But I think it would be worth it in the end
+Jeremy Novak I need to find more sewing machines then! Thanks for the great comment. It really makes me feel great. Can you send me examples of the saw you are talking about? chopwithchris@gmail.com.
Sure, I will try to email you later tonight...
SO AMAZING!!!!! WORTHY OF ALL CAPS AND ALL THE THUMBS UP!!!!! Thanks, Chris!!!!
+Christopher Robertson Thanks my friend
I love everything about this. I'm going to need to make myself more manual shop tools.
Fun and useful!
Very cool. The use of "junk" or "random stuff" was inspiring. Love how you made it work. The belt tension part was my favorite.
+Howard Springsteen I particularly proud of the idler!
+britishav8tor75 They just ask me for the keys to the car....
+britishav8tor75 Oh my. That brings back memories! You kind of stopped me in my tracks!! Thanks.
I can "feel" your smile while watching this video. Both the project and the video are very well done. Thank you!
+Patrick Bazinet From ear to ear! Thanks
Your talent never ceases to amaze me.
+Ryno Bones I feel blessed. Thanks.
I LIKE that You used scrap material for WHOLE project!!! Like
+mrgod One man's junk is another man's treasure!
Simple machines and tools are the best!
+Seth Galitzer No doubt !
Chris, I love your videos. I live in townhouse and don't really have room for such a fulfilling hobby. But I come here to watch your videos, by far yours are the best on you tube in terms of watching someone create something out of nothing.
Thank you so much. More to come!
Cool. I love those old treadle powered machines.
+M Ekelmann They are so efficient.
on of the best builds so far! Not only a good idea, but what great reuse of basically scrap - I'm so impressed, Sir!
And also: not only creative in the builds, but also in the making of the videos.
+the TOMSTER Thanks my friend
Amazing work. I enjoy seeing the different ideas that you come up with for power tools that doesn't involve electricity.
+Chris Stevens Thanks. I enjoy finding ways not to use power tools.
+Chop With Chris I can tell how much you enjoy it. It's a great and handy skill to have.
Wow you have a real mind for the mechanical. Incredible work can't wait to see what's next. I'd love to see how you sharpen/care for your tools
+Kevin Costes Thanks. Tool care is coming
Great, Chris. Love to see your machines working.
+Carlos Felipe Thanks
Chris Very cool and well done keep having fun your an inspiration !!!
+Dessert Man Thanks my friend.
I'm glad to see another piece of history brought back to life. I love to do the same. I just got an old wooden corn shucker and plan on cleaning and fixing it to working condition. Always enjoy your videos.
+J Klein You'll have to make a video of that
Fantastic video! I love the basket of bearings
Thanks! It was a fun project!
Great Job Chris!
+Jonathan Thanks my friend
Well done, Chris. I'm a big fan of the final product, but also of the editing and style of this video. Bravo.
+John Christiansen Thanks. I enjoy the creative process.
The idler pully was genius haha... your videos put a smile on my face every time!
+The Cordless Carpenter Thanks my friend
This is crazy! Great job man! :)
+Made in Poland But I am crazy. Thanks!
This was your best video yet. 👌
+Troy Gilley Well thank you very much!
Gracias muy práctico y básico.Argentina.Santa fe.de 10.
Gracias!
You are seriously one of my favorite youtubers. You put out amazingly creative (and fun to watch) content, you respond to tons of comments, and you always have such a good attitude! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks. People like you make it worth it.
Beautiful video, Chris
The scroll saw looks great.
The lower table, like an old "sewing machine undercounter".
+Günter Schöne Thanks. It turned out very well.
Great work Chris
+Danger_5150 Thanks
Congrats on another wonderfully successful video!
+Will Merritt Thanks my friend!!!
Congrats, Chris.
Always smiling.
Regards from Rio!
+Roberto Alves Thanks my friend
This was great Chris
+Angus Robb Many thanks
Brilliant. you are the MacGyver of woodwork
+Dragunov121 Endri Thanks. More to come
Nice saw! Your video makes my son want to try the scrollsaw! Nice!
+Willem Kossen Very cool.
I love it Chris!!
+m2hmghb Thanks
Great craftsmanship sir
+gabriel garcia Thanks
It's just like a sewing machine.Good video！Thanks man.
+罗安杰 Thanks
That is way too cool. Well done!
+funkophone Thanks.
Absolutely brilliant. I cannot write down the words that express my amazement. It's a bit like the creation of Frankensteins monster. you are a genius like Einstein. Love it.
+David Fairman The nicest thing anyone has be has ever said to me 😄
Nice one, Chris!
+ZeroTheHero Thanks. It was fun.
Fun video Chris! I really enjoyed it. Really cool how you were scavenging material and parts. Music stand threw me for a second :)
Thought you might like it! btw - I was in band for 8 years - I played the drums so the music stand brought me back.
Chop With Chris That's cool. I played the cello for a couple of years.
That takes real talent!
toujours le meilleure continue
Merci!
Nicely edited Chris!
+Hotzy Thanks.
it's a beauty, well done!
+Scrap wood City Thanks
Completely brilliant as always. :)
+Trav Wilson Thanks!
great project as usual Chris I love your ingenuity keep creating my friend
+Opa's Workshop Thanks. More to come
Man, I love your videos. you have a gift.
+Caleb Cothron Thanks. I feel blessed
That's awesome. You even had my wife watching.
Now I feel special!
nice one. only one man in earth can something that awesome and know who it is
+John Kourtesakish Thanks!
Great video Chris!! inspires me to get out and do some wood working.
+spazmbazm Go for it and let me know if you have any questions.
Very fun video! Love the skateboard wheel/threaded rod tensioning system you came up with.
+David Taylor I thought people like that one.
Good evening Chris, excellent work on your jigsaw my friend. Nice screw design with the idler, it seems to be working great. I can assume that once the flywheel is up to speed, it is easy to keep the momentum going with the foot pedal. You must have a longer "in detail" video coming up for this project hehe. Nice of you to show the time when the blade broke. Probably need some slight alignment or tension tweaks. Great job my friend keep up the good work.
+D Theriault Yes. I'm going to make a detailed how to video but it will be later.
Absolutely brilliant video. I regret that I have but one "like" to give.
+ppezaris I appreciate all that you can offer!
Very nice job!
+The Grain Doctor Thanks
Yep. You are a wizard.
+Geeksmithing Harry Potter would be proud!
Brilliant !
+Ebeno's “Geoffrey Aulombard” WoodShop Thank you.
that's great Chris I look forward to seeing what you do next as always have a good one
+Joe basementwoodworking Thanks my friend
you are a great engineer
+Ilyes Khalfi Thanks.
You never cease to amaze, great work!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Loved it!
+Wallman Woodshop Thanks
In my opinion, better than the modern ones, you only put spare parts for the archwire and the others are special. I recommend you see the mountain range that Uri tuchman hoisted.
Thanks!
Very cool, what an awesome build!!!👏👏👏👏👍👍😁😀
+Brian Gingerich I sure enjoyed it!
Chris, you have a very cool channel here, great editing. I love the boxes of bits, and that stack of random flywheels! Cheers, Chris.
+CrossWood Thanks. I just can't walk by them at the flea market.
I have lots of boxes of bits, but I have no idea what to do with most of them LOL! I do have a deep appreciation for your love of off-grid style maker mentality. I'm learning a lot from your channel. CP.
+CrossWood Necessity is the mother of invention!
Great editing, even greater project!!
+Wouter d.B. Thanks
Great job.
its came out like a tarantino movie.
i watched it 3 times and every time i discovered more details.
+amy-yaal Yehudai I did speed this up a bit too much. I'll slow it way down when I do the how to version.
Amazing!
+fernando amaral Thank you!
I hope you enjoy my latest video. Please comment and make suggestions for future projects. Chris
Amazing work yet again. Love the bloopers as well!
You're on reddit! www.reddit.com/r/ArtisanVideos/comments/5097w1/the_foot_powered_scroll_saw_with_no_powered_hand/
Old Spice promo!!
+Anuj Chhabra 😄👍🏻
+Max Blackbourn I actually broke 6 blades!
Hi Chris
Could you list down what kind of material and parts that you used to makes a scroll saw . Thank you
+Cheusoff Chehasan Here's the HowTo version. Let me know if you have any other questions. ruclips.net/video/aUZ7R9HodXo/видео.html
Amazing man! You're a Maestro!
+Angelo Cignarelli Thanks my friend
Does it wobble when you do it fast? Btw keep up the good work and your channel will explode. I think it's cool how you take the time to respond to almost every comment
+Jon Tyson Thanks. I try to respond to all non trolling comments. Surprisingly it does not rock too much. Of course I put it on a couple of walking matts to absorb the vibration.
Retake best scroll saw madhun i love you scroll saw nashib😍😍😘😘👍👍🙏🙏
Thanks!
Always fun to watch your videos :D
+Gabriel Guarnieri Thank you
VARY GOOD! THANKS. GOOD AFTERNOON!
+JAIRO M. DE BRITIO Thank you!
Who would dislike this?
No idea
nice scroll saw, I remember fixing my Grandmother's singer sewing machine pedal cord with a new one.
thanks for sharing.
Chuck
+DesertBum WoodWork'n You are most welcome
Really cool.
+IceDragon978 Thankd
Wow thats really cool. Good job! :)
+Housemaster Thanks
felicitaciones muy buenos videos.
Gracias
like the belt you made in this videos. How you stitch it together.
+Hunter Simmons Got it
wow.
that was wonderful.
to bad it ended so fast.
Thank you. I will eventually make a detailed "How To" version.
man that's amazing. great video. Thank you. What kind of vise is that on your bench?
+Jonas Wilmart Ya know I'm not sure. Got it at an auction for $65 and it's awesome. I use one side for wood and the other for metal work.
Gute Idee mit der alten Nähmaschine klasse umgesetzt .
Danke
cool
Thanks
Sei un grande! You are a great man!
Me encanta tu estilo! Saludos desde Honduras
Gracias!!
that is awesome.
+zorbratron Thanks
MUITO SHOW, MUITA CRITIVIDADE PARABENS.
Obrigado!
Very Nice and very good! 👍I'm brasillien
Obrigado!
love it! Who said those are grannie sewing machines stand?! I have two of them!
When the blade broke it reminded my of that Tom and Jerry with uncle Paco. "froggy went a courtin"
+bryphi77 Perfect
Doesnt it wobble when you do it to fast
Very cool
+Marcus Kloepping Thanks
To Cool !!
+Sterling Davis Life is good!
Очень хорошо. Молодец!
Спасибо.
Love it :D seems a little expensive and a bit over the top but hey you decide . i bought mine for £17 maybe i just got a bargain . A lot of them go for £100-200
I like over the top! That was a good buy for you.
I ment to say great Video cris
+Mikey Monahan Thanks
you do amazing stuff man, good job
+dynamitecandyman Thanks. This one was fun!
I watch all video with big smile.İt is realy enjoyable watching you..:)
+Engin Ay Thanks. I really had a lot of fun on this project.
nice video keep going
Thank you. More to come.
nicely done. fun.
+ThanksJosh Schneider
did you do that without insructions
+wessel bolt Just what flowed out of my head. I'll do a How To video after I get some other videos done.
You owe a sub bro coz you've been replying to everyone...great keep them coming....👏👏👏
Welcome and thanks!