I'm in Canada and I got a lot from your videos and have used some of your construction suggestions. I make a few for sale and people seem to enjoy them , but buyers don't appreciate the time it takes to make them! I hope you continue with your posts, thanks for your help, Jim
Please keep the information coming. Having woodworking as a hobby can get boring if one does the same project over and over. Plus, it is good to get the ideas of someone like yourself who has made many whirligigs. Any ideas on selling them are very welcome as well. Finished projects do tend to pile up on the bench.....
I'm watching !! LOL I would like to know the source of the bearings. I can't find anything locally. I've loved whirligigs for years, but never tried making one. Now I'm eager to try since I retired and have a woodshop.
Hi there m8 sorry youve lost your work place ,id be lost without mine im not ready to downsize yet but wife keeps screaming for a bungalow im leaving here in a pine box lol, hey is there going i will pay postage for the prop blade holders cheers . Ant from Aberystwyth Wales . you did well with your gigs especially getting them out to America, take care.
I'm in the beginning of my retirement and I'm making my first one. Your standardization idea is what I'm going for too so I can make a little cash. I would be interested in a starter kit so that I can just follow your standard. I can pay American $$$. I don't do computers but maybe Western Union operates where you are?
hi ted subscribed a while back liked this video, its a shame you have had to stop but hey you made some beautys i watched all your videos and learned a lot from you thanks i have made one or two myself but might start to make a lot more to sell as i was recently made redundant, thanks a lot im going to go back and watch all your videos again. if you have a few boxes of whirlygig parts let me know what you got and how much could be interested .thanks again ted.
Very cool from the USA
I'm in Canada and I got a lot from your videos and have used some of your construction suggestions. I make a few for sale and people seem to enjoy them , but buyers don't appreciate the time it takes to make them! I hope you continue with your posts, thanks for your help, Jim
Please keep the information coming. Having woodworking as a hobby can get boring if one does the same project over and over. Plus, it is good to get the ideas of someone like yourself who has made many whirligigs. Any ideas on selling them are very welcome as well. Finished projects do tend to pile up on the bench.....
looking forward to anymore videos you might make cheers.
I'm watching !! LOL I would like to know the source of the bearings. I can't find anything locally. I've loved whirligigs for years, but never tried making one. Now I'm eager to try since I retired and have a woodshop.
I would enjoy learning how to make them.
I appreciate this, thank you. I'm a sculptor looking for a new direction. My grandfather loved them.
Hi there m8 sorry youve lost your work place ,id be lost without mine im not ready to downsize yet but wife keeps screaming for a bungalow im leaving here in a pine box lol, hey is there going i will pay postage for the prop blade holders cheers . Ant from Aberystwyth Wales . you did well with your gigs especially getting them out to America, take care.
Thank you for sharing your experience
Hi I would love to have them how much dod you want I'm in the UK
Thank you
Steve
Can you do a cow jumping over the moon /or a motorbike jump you will look at this and say is he having a laugh paul
I'm in the beginning of my retirement and I'm making my first one. Your standardization idea is what I'm going for too so I can make a little cash. I would be interested in a starter kit so that I can just follow your standard. I can pay American $$$. I don't do computers but maybe Western Union operates where you are?
Were did you get your plastic bearings please
hi ted subscribed a while back liked this video, its a shame you have had to stop but hey you made some beautys i watched all your videos and learned a lot from you thanks i have made one or two myself but might start to make a lot more to sell as i was recently made redundant, thanks a lot im going to go back and watch all your videos again. if you have a few boxes of whirlygig parts let me know what you got and how much could be interested .thanks again ted.
Would like to buy many of your round hubs. Please let me know how to proceed. I will need them mailed to me. Thank you
If you are looking to put all your loose items in a box and mail them to the US, please send me a message and maybe we can work something out. Thanks!
Hi it’s Nick one arm from 🏴Wales can you send me a price for your all your items. Thanks Nick one arm.