My grandfather shakes and he still is able to make beautiful pieces of furniture, i know ill probably develop them later on but im not going to let that stop me from doing what i love
Hay if life is a little shake, it is not about quitting it may slow you down, not shut you down. When I cut my hand with a carving knife 2 years ago, my hand and my arm still go numb. I have dropped my plane and saws on occasion. I have gotten better. Yes, had I just given up, I it would have taken longer to recover.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo So, why can't you do videos with hands that shake? I don't watch your hands when you do a video, I listen to what you are saying, and enjoying every minute. Besides, there are ways to record what you are doing without seeing vibrating digits.There are hand positions using finger rests that will diminish the movement, and let you record fine work. That's how I manage the same shaking issue. I wish we could talk about it over a cup of coffee, but, as long as you can speak, I see no reason for you to stop your videos. I've been dealing with this, btw, for 17 years, and I was a health professional, so, I know a bit about this. Me, spinal cord injury, two major spinal surgeries and neck reconstructions, with a series of minor strokes following, because, why not? Hang in there!!
This message hits home for me. I have neurologic problems with my hands and a degenerative connective tissue disorder, so my hands are shaky and getting weaker. Last year my only hand tool project was a set of oak bookends for my daughter. This year - nothing. I'm hoping to return to woodworking when I retire from my desk job in a couple of years, hoping to have some function left in my hands. We've all got a ticking clock, and we just need to make the most of it while we can. Wishing you many years of happy shop time, James.
Psalm 39:4 LORD, make me to know mine end, and the measure of my days, what it is; that I may know how frail I am. Psalm 89:47 Remember how short my time is: wherefore hast thou made all men in vain?
Same here, but keep positive! Cost you wood by wright!? Shake that idea off!😂 worst case scenario you change format or ways to work...i am shivering to the idea that some day in the future you stop making those weekly or daily puns
My brother and myself suffer from what might be the same or similar issue and thank you for being an inspiration for him and myself. We share a passion for hand tool working and you are an inspiration to us. Thank you and "sterkte" as we say I afrikaans. It roughly translates to wishing you well and strength and resilience.
I believe that Stumpy Nubs did a video a couple of years ago about degenerative condition he has that makes his hands shake in the shop. Each condition is its own thing to be fair, but he didn’t seem like it had stopped him from making things. Just maybe less hand tool work and more jigs with electron infested demonic power tools for him over time. Hope you keep doing well man. You rock
Many of us have “essential tremor” which means our hands shake for no known reason. Every time I see a new physician he or she starts Parkinson’s screening. There are good days and bad days for the shaking. As you teach for holding chisels and other tools to support your hands the effect of any shaking is minimized. I did more precise work such as placing micro needles for nerve recordings than is needed for woodworking. Keep working with your practitioner for treatment but you should continue to enjoy your shop time safely for a long time.
Yup. Essential Tremor here, and while threading a sewing machine while it's running is a neat party trick and all, having problems with fine motor control is a pain.
I have the same thing, essential tremors. I began to have them around age 70, as did my father. Woodworking stopped at age 80 for both of us. It can be heredity. My sister has tremors worst than me but my brother does not have them. Fortunately, there is some help other than medication. Two procedures, Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and Focused Ultra Sound(FUS) have proven to significantly improve the tremors. I started looking into them a year ago at Emory University in Atlanta and after many months of tests and evaluation I WAS approved for FUS to be done on January 10, 2025. The improvement should be immediate and I am most excited about that. The procedure is FDA approved and will be covered by Medicare and my supplemental insurance. Since 30 % of Americans have essential tremors, there is a ton of good information on this subject on the internet. I will post the results after that. While my tremors should significantly improve, it will be interesting to see how much of a re-learning curve I will face to get back to a satisfactory level of profiency.
Essential tremor can be overproduction or over-response to adrenaline. (Medically, the beta-adrenaline axis) Occasional beta-blockers (considered a performance enhancing drug against the rules in Olympic biathlon) are used by many performers e.g. musicians to steady the hands, because shaky hands-> stage fright->will people see->shaky hands (and so on)
Yea my like 75 year young grandfather has had really shakey arms all my life, he's really self conscious and hates how he struggles sometimes, Why is life pain to all of us because his anyonce and desire to be self reliant effects us all .. your very brave to come forward about this and keep making jokes, i must thank you for everything you do for us and all your have taugh us..
Hoping for the best man. Many of us can empathize with you on this. Most everyone in my dad’s family that survived long enough to grow old develop dementia early. At some point I’ll likely not be safe around sharp things and won’t even realize it until someone else yells it into my stubborn skull with all the examples of symptoms that I’ve missed getting steadily worse before any major failures of brain function. Every project and every moment counts for now. Tomorrow is promised to nobody. Let’s make some sawdust and good memories with others. 👍
It's kind of an eye opener, or reassuring what i already started to realize. I used to think spending time in the shop having fun was taking time from other important things, but what it really is is fulfilling what i really want to do at the moment. Thanks for sharing James
There is an old shooting coach who taught me precision shooting, and he had a pretty pronounced tremor. The odd thing, tho was when he picked up a pistol and got into position, he locked in and was as still as a board. There is just so much practice and muscle memory over the years. Still scores targets with a magnifying glass.
Hi James, have same problem, 70+years, I've found the best thing is not to give a toss. What's a little blood between friends. Probably a lot worse with power tools. Regards Jim UK.
My hands can be the same, it can get really annoying when I need to do things that need to be precise. Also thanks for all the videos you’ve put out, really appreciate it 🙂
Whoa. Another reason we are the same. I have benign familiar tremors. Some days, I really don't need to have a sharp object. Enjoy your joy brother. Prayers for more good days than bad, for you 🙏
I hear you! Dealing with Parkinson’s myself - it is different, but for me it’s a matter of planning my work around on and off times, periods where I’m able to do fine work, wide movement work (like planing), and not work. You’ll find ways to adjust, and there’s no shame in using support power tools (although those can sometimes make things much worse) or asking for help.
I deeply understand your issue. My grandson, age 25, has been dealing with EXTREMELY HORRIBLE muscle contractions, spasms. Sadly, antipsychotic drugs turned that switch to the in position about 10 years ago. Now that they know his real problem, schitzophrenia, it has gotten much worse. The medication that helps him with the mental issue, amplifies the severity of the spasms. Now, he has 2 sets of implants to lower the pain associated with the spasms. As a side effect of the implants, even the severity of the spasms has been lowered.
My wife has had Parkinson’s for 10 years and is still able to get into the shop. Some days when the meds aren’t working she has to back away from the sharp tools and sand something
I have a hereditary issue of my own. I wish you the best longest possible woodworking future. I hope I am able to continue my woodworking well into the future.
Well, something you should know is that I personally have never actually noticed any tremors in your hands throughout years of watching your videos. I'm sorry to hear they've gotten notably worse, but I'm glad you're keeping at it. James over at Stumpy Nubs has also dealt with hand tremors, and he's managed to continue working with _powertools,_ which I find impressive. We'll all be glad to watch you for a long, long time.
We have a close friends. A couple we have been traveling with for th last 10 to 15 years. A year ago she was running 5 miles a day. In January she started limping. In August she was diagnosed with ALS. She died on October first. Even if your hand doesn't shake you have no idea how much time you have left. Make every day count.
Same as sight. My sight has gone downhill especially in the last 3-4 yrs. So I do as much wood working as I can now because too soon I'll have to stop. Then there is ol Arthur Itis that has moved in uninvitedly and can't be evicted
I'm at the stage where I have trouble with fine hand control doing fiddly work. Main issue is I have to be extremely careful using power tools to make sure my hands are well away from any moving bitey bits. Sharp hand tools aren't a problem yet.
Painful arthritis already developing in my fingers at 40. My mom has it very bad, swollen joints and thumb prosthesis. I'm a bit late to start learning woodworking... I will still try to give it a go.
I remember a story about a surgeon who's hands would tremble all the time except when in surgery. his mind would will his hands to be steady. If you've been doing something for long enough or regularly enough your hands may not tremble during the task. But it would require focus
I've seen some people who paint kiniatures use some kind of rubber band trick where they place a rubber band somewhere to add tension to their muscles, and that bit of extra strain makes them able to hold their fingers still enough to continue to paint tiny things
As long as your grip is fine, I can’t really see an issue using hand tools with shaky hands. You may just need to slow it down and be more deliberate with the motions. I have seen 80 year olds with really shaky hands still using hand tools and crafting beautiful things. Now power tools is what I would stay away from.
Runs in my family too. They used to call me Shakin' Hands Murphy. Murphy isnt my first, middle or last name so i dont exactly get it, but yeah ive got tremors too.
Being in the same boat with Essential Tremor, I know your pain. Deep Brain Stimulation sounds and IS scary, it's well worth the cost (physically and mentally, American Healthcare the cost could be a killer). It isn't a fix but it is effective.
My old master has Parkinson's. He said oscillating tools are all the rage right now. His shaking also gets significantly less or disappear completely once he grabs hold of a chisel again.
Im a little younger than you and have the same problem. It has made woodworking very difficult and made work difficult as a medic getting IVs started. What can you do. Such is life.
My right hand starts to shake when I take plane in my hand and just dangle it. Annoying sometimes :D Prolly some damage from a time when I used power tools etc in a metalshop and in construction for ~12 years. Those tools shake and twist etc a lot Edit: I never even noticed that your hands/fingers shake.
It feels like your body is betraying you. Its been over 20 years and Im still trying to come to terms with disabilities & then to have new and exciting ones starting to surface is like your body kicking itself the second you start to get back up.
Essential tremor? I work with my hands and shake like a leaf too. I've also been noticing some progression in it over the last couple of years (keep dropping things, grinders slip if I don't hold them *just* so) but my neurologist said there was nothing for it and that I was just hosed.
Enjoy what you can while you can. You never know how many tomorrows you have, or how many good days are left, or if your body will betray you or get broken by the world. Take it from a gimpy creature with regrets, had I known I'd end up broken, I'd have made more of the good days I had. You can adapt, challenges can often be overcome, but you'll miss the days when things worked well all the same. Make memories of those days. Good luck, folks. Knock on wood, yeah?
Thank you for this message. I have low vision now for about 3 years. And just got back into my wood shop. And how to learn how to use all my tools. But I'm loving it and you're so right. Enjoy the moment and would working every day
I never noticed the shake at all. I’m always looking at the wood or tool that you have. I do not know why are always looking to point out others’ (not to be rude) flaws. I have a nervous tick when speaking in front of large groups that my hands shake so I keep them in my pockets.
Sorry you have that. I have on going health issues that prevent me from doing certain things. I am sure that you h.ave many coping strategies as I do.take care
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I myself admire a man who has a good handshake
You don’t need to explain yourself, we have men running around wearing dresses. I don’t hear them explaining themselves.
My grandfather shakes and he still is able to make beautiful pieces of furniture, i know ill probably develop them later on but im not going to let that stop me from doing what i love
Right on. It's not as much about stopping woodworking as much as it is about videos.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo i'll be watching your Videos, regardless how much your hands are shaking, or how long your Videos will get due to your tremors.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo I don't think that's ever gonna be a problem. Your followers do love you, because you shake our world with your tools knowledge!
Hay if life is a little shake, it is not about quitting it may slow you down, not shut you down. When I cut my hand with a carving knife 2 years ago, my hand and my arm still go numb. I have dropped my plane and saws on occasion. I have gotten better. Yes, had I just given up, I it would have taken longer to recover.
@@WoodByWrightHowTo So, why can't you do videos with hands that shake? I don't watch your hands when you do a video, I listen to what you are saying, and enjoying every minute. Besides, there are ways to record what you are doing without seeing vibrating digits.There are hand positions using finger rests that will diminish the movement, and let you record fine work. That's how I manage the same shaking issue. I wish we could talk about it over a cup of coffee, but, as long as you can speak, I see no reason for you to stop your videos. I've been dealing with this, btw, for 17 years, and I was a health professional, so, I know a bit about this. Me, spinal cord injury, two major spinal surgeries and neck reconstructions, with a series of minor strokes following, because, why not? Hang in there!!
This message hits home for me. I have neurologic problems with my hands and a degenerative connective tissue disorder, so my hands are shaky and getting weaker. Last year my only hand tool project was a set of oak bookends for my daughter. This year - nothing. I'm hoping to return to woodworking when I retire from my desk job in a couple of years, hoping to have some function left in my hands. We've all got a ticking clock, and we just need to make the most of it while we can. Wishing you many years of happy shop time, James.
Psalm 39:4
LORD, make me to know mine end, and the measure of my days, what it is; that I may know how frail I am.
Psalm 89:47
Remember how short my time is: wherefore hast thou made all men in vain?
Stumpy Nubs also shakes like a leaf. You're both great educators!
I never noticed that tbh, always concentrating on what the pun will be at the end
Same here, but keep positive!
Cost you wood by wright!? Shake that idea off!😂 worst case scenario you change format or ways to work...i am shivering to the idea that some day in the future you stop making those weekly or daily puns
My brother and myself suffer from what might be the same or similar issue and thank you for being an inspiration for him and myself. We share a passion for hand tool working and you are an inspiration to us. Thank you and "sterkte" as we say I afrikaans. It roughly translates to wishing you well and strength and resilience.
I believe that Stumpy Nubs did a video a couple of years ago about degenerative condition he has that makes his hands shake in the shop. Each condition is its own thing to be fair, but he didn’t seem like it had stopped him from making things. Just maybe less hand tool work and more jigs with electron infested demonic power tools for him over time.
Hope you keep doing well man. You rock
Many of us have “essential tremor” which means our hands shake for no known reason. Every time I see a new physician he or she starts Parkinson’s screening. There are good days and bad days for the shaking. As you teach for holding chisels and other tools to support your hands the effect of any shaking is minimized. I did more precise work such as placing micro needles for nerve recordings than is needed for woodworking. Keep working with your practitioner for treatment but you should continue to enjoy your shop time safely for a long time.
Same here. I can't do fine woodworking, it's at rough, soon to be very rough but still love working with wood.
Yup. Essential Tremor here, and while threading a sewing machine while it's running is a neat party trick and all, having problems with fine motor control is a pain.
I went to doctors and neurologists and no one could explain it. Can you believe your message is the first time I've found a name for it?
I have the same thing, essential tremors. I began to have them around age 70, as did my father. Woodworking stopped at age 80 for both of us. It can be heredity. My sister has tremors worst than me but my brother does not have them.
Fortunately, there is some help other than medication. Two procedures, Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and Focused Ultra Sound(FUS) have proven to significantly improve the tremors. I started looking into them a year ago at Emory University in Atlanta and after many months of tests and evaluation I WAS approved for FUS to be done on January 10, 2025. The improvement should be immediate and I am most excited about that. The procedure is FDA approved and will be covered by Medicare and my supplemental insurance.
Since 30 % of Americans have essential tremors, there is a ton of good information on this subject on the internet. I will post the results after that. While my tremors should significantly improve, it will be interesting to see how much of a re-learning curve I will face to get back to a satisfactory level of profiency.
Essential tremor can be overproduction or over-response to adrenaline. (Medically, the beta-adrenaline axis) Occasional beta-blockers (considered a performance enhancing drug against the rules in Olympic biathlon) are used by many performers e.g. musicians to steady the hands, because shaky hands-> stage fright->will people see->shaky hands (and so on)
Yea my like 75 year young grandfather has had really shakey arms all my life, he's really self conscious and hates how he struggles sometimes,
Why is life pain to all of us because his anyonce and desire to be self reliant effects us all .. your very brave to come forward about this and keep making jokes, i must thank you for everything you do for us and all your have taugh us..
Hoping for the best man. Many of us can empathize with you on this.
Most everyone in my dad’s family that survived long enough to grow old develop dementia early. At some point I’ll likely not be safe around sharp things and won’t even realize it until someone else yells it into my stubborn skull with all the examples of symptoms that I’ve missed getting steadily worse before any major failures of brain function.
Every project and every moment counts for now. Tomorrow is promised to nobody. Let’s make some sawdust and good memories with others. 👍
Really sorry to hear this, and wishing you all the very best. I was sort of expecting a pun about Shaker Furniture ...
It's kind of an eye opener, or reassuring what i already started to realize. I used to think spending time in the shop having fun was taking time from other important things, but what it really is is fulfilling what i really want to do at the moment. Thanks for sharing James
I just can pray for your health, James. God bless you. Enjoy every moment, man.
Love your content. Keep on going. My dad lost his sight and he continued to do every thing he was doing before.
I feel you my good man. Rest assured you will find a way to cope with it. We are all with you ❤
There is an old shooting coach who taught me precision shooting, and he had a pretty pronounced tremor. The odd thing, tho was when he picked up a pistol and got into position, he locked in and was as still as a board. There is just so much practice and muscle memory over the years. Still scores targets with a magnifying glass.
Thanks for being such a great dude ❤ whatever he channel becomes it'll be wonderful
You sir, are an inspiration. And have the best dad jokes
And the perfect shirt to go with the message. You’re awesome Dude.
Hi James, have same problem, 70+years, I've found the best thing is not to give a toss. What's a little blood between friends. Probably a lot worse with power tools. Regards Jim UK.
My hands can be the same, it can get really annoying when I need to do things that need to be precise. Also thanks for all the videos you’ve put out, really appreciate it 🙂
Whoa. Another reason we are the same. I have benign familiar tremors. Some days, I really don't need to have a sharp object. Enjoy your joy brother. Prayers for more good days than bad, for you 🙏
I hear you! Dealing with Parkinson’s myself - it is different, but for me it’s a matter of planning my work around on and off times, periods where I’m able to do fine work, wide movement work (like planing), and not work. You’ll find ways to adjust, and there’s no shame in using support power tools (although those can sometimes make things much worse) or asking for help.
I deeply understand your issue. My grandson, age 25, has been dealing with EXTREMELY HORRIBLE muscle contractions, spasms. Sadly, antipsychotic drugs turned that switch to the in position about 10 years ago. Now that they know his real problem, schitzophrenia, it has gotten much worse. The medication that helps him with the mental issue, amplifies the severity of the spasms. Now, he has 2 sets of implants to lower the pain associated with the spasms. As a side effect of the implants, even the severity of the spasms has been lowered.
My wife has had Parkinson’s for 10 years and is still able to get into the shop. Some days when the meds aren’t working she has to back away from the sharp tools and sand something
I have a hereditary issue of my own. I wish you the best longest possible woodworking future. I hope I am able to continue my woodworking well into the future.
Someone actually commented about that , damn !!!! Some people are so nice 😮
Well, something you should know is that I personally have never actually noticed any tremors in your hands throughout years of watching your videos. I'm sorry to hear they've gotten notably worse, but I'm glad you're keeping at it. James over at Stumpy Nubs has also dealt with hand tremors, and he's managed to continue working with _powertools,_ which I find impressive. We'll all be glad to watch you for a long, long time.
Thank you Sir. Encouraging for as elders. 🎉
We have a close friends. A couple we have been traveling with for th last 10 to 15 years. A year ago she was running 5 miles a day. In January she started limping. In August she was diagnosed with ALS. She died on October first.
Even if your hand doesn't shake you have no idea how much time you have left. Make every day count.
OMG DUDE SAME! FINALLY SOMEONE LIKE ME! My hands shake 24/7 while I'm awake. Gets worse with stress.
Same as sight. My sight has gone downhill especially in the last 3-4 yrs. So I do as much wood working as I can now because too soon I'll have to stop. Then there is ol Arthur Itis that has moved in uninvitedly and can't be evicted
me too , your education is what people buy into Peter from New York
I'm at the stage where I have trouble with fine hand control doing fiddly work. Main issue is I have to be extremely careful using power tools to make sure my hands are well away from any moving bitey bits. Sharp hand tools aren't a problem yet.
Bless you, James! Wishing you the best.
Painful arthritis already developing in my fingers at 40. My mom has it very bad, swollen joints and thumb prosthesis. I'm a bit late to start learning woodworking... I will still try to give it a go.
Well, bless your heart. I'm praying for you 🙏 ❤️
I remember a story about a surgeon who's hands would tremble all the time except when in surgery. his mind would will his hands to be steady. If you've been doing something for long enough or regularly enough your hands may not tremble during the task. But it would require focus
Thanks for sharing that!
I've seen some people who paint kiniatures use some kind of rubber band trick where they place a rubber band somewhere to add tension to their muscles, and that bit of extra strain makes them able to hold their fingers still enough to continue to paint tiny things
Fuck what people think, keep posting videos!!!!
I hear you. I have intention trimmers dumb name for a condition I don't intend to tremble lol!
🙏❤ Love your channels! Keep doing what you love! Stay strong!
It's my eyes that are going so I feel you. Just hope it's not depressing you.
Love your passion for woodworking and wisdom shared
You're not alone, I find when i start using a tool the shaking almost stops but i have to focus.
Praying!!
a big shake and a hug form portugal man! cheers
As long as your grip is fine, I can’t really see an issue using hand tools with shaky hands. You may just need to slow it down and be more deliberate with the motions. I have seen 80 year olds with really shaky hands still using hand tools and crafting beautiful things.
Now power tools is what I would stay away from.
Runs in my family too. They used to call me Shakin' Hands Murphy. Murphy isnt my first, middle or last name so i dont exactly get it, but yeah ive got tremors too.
Seems like a reference to Bleeding Gums Murphy, an old blues/jazz musician on The Simpsons.
Being in the same boat with Essential Tremor, I know your pain.
Deep Brain Stimulation sounds and IS scary, it's well worth the cost (physically and mentally, American Healthcare the cost could be a killer). It isn't a fix but it is effective.
Sorry to hear this for you hope it better so you can keep doing content
My old master has Parkinson's. He said oscillating tools are all the rage right now. His shaking also gets significantly less or disappear completely once he grabs hold of a chisel again.
Im a little younger than you and have the same problem. It has made woodworking very difficult and made work difficult as a medic getting IVs started. What can you do. Such is life.
I have a similar problem I say keep going till ya can't anymore
I'm having the same problem at 23. Kinda sucks to think that my days of dexterity are nearly at their end.
I have the same thing l support you
Oops. I sincerely hope you can keep doing this up to a vèry old age!
Good shirt for the topic.
My right hand starts to shake when I take plane in my hand and just dangle it. Annoying sometimes :D
Prolly some damage from a time when I used power tools etc in a metalshop and in construction for ~12 years. Those tools shake and twist etc a lot
Edit: I never even noticed that your hands/fingers shake.
I'm a skateboarder and I feel the exact same way
I don't know the root cause of your shakiraness, but mine left me a couple of years back. It might come back, but who knows. Wish you best man!
It feels like your body is betraying you. Its been over 20 years and Im still trying to come to terms with disabilities & then to have new and exciting ones starting to surface is like your body kicking itself the second you start to get back up.
I got the same issue
Essential tremor? I work with my hands and shake like a leaf too. I've also been noticing some progression in it over the last couple of years (keep dropping things, grinders slip if I don't hold them *just* so) but my neurologist said there was nothing for it and that I was just hosed.
I have blood pressure medicine that actually reduces it quite a bit.
@WoodByWrightHowTo aaaaah, yeah. I initially went that route but I have low blood pressure and kept passing out.
Oh that is not fun!
Enjoy what you can while you can. You never know how many tomorrows you have, or how many good days are left, or if your body will betray you or get broken by the world.
Take it from a gimpy creature with regrets, had I known I'd end up broken, I'd have made more of the good days I had. You can adapt, challenges can often be overcome, but you'll miss the days when things worked well all the same. Make memories of those days.
Good luck, folks.
Knock on wood, yeah?
Thank you for this message.
I have low vision now for about 3 years. And just got back into my wood shop. And how to learn how to use all my tools. But I'm loving it and you're so right. Enjoy the moment and would working every day
My cousin is a tattoo artist, and his hands shake like crazy but as soon as he holds a tattoo gun, they're as steady as a surgeons
I knew a grad student that was the same way with chemicals.
He said that was why he decided not to be a surgeon
Keep going...!
Love this
I'm 18 and a beginner to woodworking and hands sometimes shake.
You are the sheik of woodworking!
I am so sorry. Your mentality about it makes it seem like nothing much, I wish we all had such spirit
Love that shirt!!!!!
I never noticed the shake at all. I’m always looking at the wood or tool that you have. I do not know why are always looking to point out others’ (not to be rude) flaws. I have a nervous tick when speaking in front of large groups that my hands shake so I keep them in my pockets.
Sorry you have that. I have on going health issues that prevent me from doing certain things. I am sure that you h.ave many coping strategies as I do.take care
Tomorrow is never guaranteed.
My hands shake. Had a mini stroke about 12 years ago.
Taking a supplement called Theanine helps with my shakes especially if I’ve been drinking coffee
You'll just develop the oscillating multitool effect
so maddening that doctors for centuries don't have a medicine for shaking nor tinnitus, they're weak regarding nervous system.
I wanna be your successor. Your apprentice if you will it.
While watching this I dropped my phone on my face, I pray for you.
Whats the cause?
Just genetics. It's about one in 50 people get essential tremors that slowly get worse over time.
Or rather you woodworking keeps your mind busy and causes you to shake less. Maybe you’ll be able to keep woodworking forever.
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But how long can you keep up the dad jokes?
My hands shake badly at only 24 its put me off of a lot of hobbies
Are you and stumpy nubs related?
No. We're both just named James and have a bit of shakiness.
Never knew Bill Burr had a woodworking RUclips channel until now.
You cut better cause you do cutting nit chopping motions
Sheikh D'jibouti
Parkensens?
Nope.
Bill burr!! That’s cool didn’t know you did wood working
... thats not a good sign !
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Drink a lot of water everyday. Not joking.