Nice Bret! Skully sized paddle..... keep at it and keep safe. Sinking the wood in a pail of water softens it easily. Great work! I hoard draw knives, often get them at garage sales for little money
Excellent work! Going through the tools that one would actually use on the shave horse is a game changer - especially that rasp. Keep up the good work Captn!!!
Cheers Brett, appreciate the follow-up video, now it makes a lot more sense. As someone who's quite keen on wood carving, this may be something worth considering doing at some point
I so wish I had room enough for a shave horse. It always looks like a much nicer way to work with some of my all time favorite tools! Also, sweet spootula!
Lots of good info here. I picked up a Shinto rasp after your suggestion last summer. And those of you who are going to make a shave horse make sure your horse has a nice wide stance. They get a little tippy if the legs are too far inboard. Not that I would know anything about a tipsy horse...
Great to see this new 'horse' in use. Nice draw knife explanation too...I don't own one and have never used one but always been a bit curious about them...good to know about the differing cuts from each side of the 'blade'. Thanks Brett.👍😁
I have a few 3rd party plug-ins that help achieve this effect, but it is basically speeding up the footage, and then controlling the “frame rate” so that 2-4 frames play per second, rather than my standard 24fps
A thought, Lower the hold down crossbar an inch so that when it holds against the base it's not right at the peak and I think you'll get a much more solid hold. Thanks for the video!!
Hey Friend!! Long time to see!! I recall when you created this masterpiece!! My first thoughts when I saw you ‘burn’ the surface areas with a small torch……..WHAT?? Burn something new?? LOL!! But by now I have seen quite a few RUclipsrs do the same. So ALL is forgiven!! LOL!! I think you have given me an inspiration to work on my Shaving Horse. My wood of choice is red cedar!! Let me see if I can attach some photos after the sawmill slabbed TWO red cedar logs that had been cut from a new friend’s old farm ground!! Good Luck from Casey ILLINOIS!! 4:45
I think the spokeshave is my favorite but I’m glad I have one of each, except the rasp so probably should look into adding that to my collection. Agree that all those tools come in super handy. Great video!! Appreciate the extra tips especially since i forgot which side is which on the draw knife!!
Did my irritated red eyes see band saw-, belt sander and angle grinder marks along the making of this fine spootula? Not to point fingers, it just cought my wood working and detective eye. Great work anyhow! and mighty fine design. might copy ;)
So...if all the things I could have dreamed about last night, it was a shave horse, this one specifically...now I'm actively reasearching (no-weld) plans to build the tool of my dreams, that I didn't know I needed.
@@skullandspade Ahh, I see. Thanks for the reply, I've been taking an interest in various shaving horse designs, getting an idea for what type I want to build myself, I think I want a bench frame which I can connect and remove various head pieces onto so that one bench can be used for a shave horse, a spoon mule, carving table or wood lathe.
Could you have kept it the same size and filled the hole? Was it just an aesthetic choice? Or you don’t want to use resin and such on something that is used for food and will be in contact with liquid and heat?
Hey captain, on a side note sorry in advance if I shoulda chose a different way, but I'm technochallenged chromagnum man child. Ifin your of a mind to, check out B&B Forge Bob Bew's video from this Sunday. May just be something to it that'll tickle you fancy
Am I the only one who thinks it looks like a cricket? That being said, there is absolutely nothing wrong with crafting a spootula whilst riding a collapsible shave cricket. If that's your thing I say do it with gusto!
Nice . Nuff said. The addition of the leather pads seem to be a great aid in work holding. Was half expecting to see a resin fill or vacume stabilizer segway lol. But again your enjinuity bushwacked my anticipation right in the old pie hole. Lolololol Love the end results and its pretty wood to boot. 🙏blessings abundant Capt. Crawford out 🧙♂️ P.S. After 50+yrs of boss related bottom injuries and maaaaybee a wife or two, gotta admit I'm a wee bit posteriorally challenged. So reckon ima have to rub my two remaining brain cells together and come up with a more boney bottom friendly seating device. Stowable of course lending to portability. Ifin yer looking south n see a brown cloud rising...not to worry it's not a dust storm, just a bit of rust dust coming out of me old ears. Lmbo
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Nice Bret! Skully sized paddle..... keep at it and keep safe. Sinking the wood in a pail of water softens it easily. Great work! I hoard draw knives, often get them at garage sales for little money
Heck yeah, such good tools to have!
Wow. I was looking for videos on shaving a real horse. And I got a awesome lesson on some handy tools! Gotta love the internet!!
I’d say that’s a win
Great video Mr McAfee. This was way relaxing, like audible relaxing. Informative and instructive. More please. Thanks :D
Thank you!!!
That closing shot... oh my!
So nice
Excellent work! Going through the tools that one would actually use on the shave horse is a game changer - especially that rasp. Keep up the good work Captn!!!
Thank you Brian!
Great video sir! I love the calm simplicity of it. Watching you makes me want to break out some handtools and get carving.
Aye, get to it!
Cheers Brett, appreciate the follow-up video, now it makes a lot more sense. As someone who's quite keen on wood carving, this may be something worth considering doing at some point
Aye, they’re great to have in any woodshop
Great tips, especially about clearing out the Shinto rasp. Spoontula looks wonderful too 👍👍
Great technique bro!! Great spoon 2 in 1!!! And great shave horse! Take care my friend!!🙌🏼😃😃
Thank you brother!
Great video, very educational without being pedantic.
Well thank you
Nice bit of whittling and fettling. I bought a Shinto rasp after seeing it one of your earlier vids....tis a proper good tool.
Aye, one of my favourites
I thought we were shaving an actual horse for a second
As if a horse would let you...
Next time maybe
@@skullandspade Just don't use the Shinto rasp...
You roll brilliant sir. Nice video. I love that shave horse.
Thank you as always Raynola!
Hello my friend!! All of a sudden, everything became very clear!😅😅👍🏻👍🏻🤗🤗
Ahah!
I so wish I had room enough for a shave horse. It always looks like a much nicer way to work with some of my all time favorite tools! Also, sweet spootula!
Thank you!
There it is!
Woohoo
Awesome spootula Brett! 😃👍🏻🥄👊🏻
Thank you sir!
Brett thank you so much 4 the info for me on my hammer makeing
I enjoy your videoes and humour.😊🛠️Always learn something new. Hope you get a lot more subs.😊
Thank you Malene!
Lots of good info here. I picked up a Shinto rasp after your suggestion last summer. And those of you who are going to make a shave horse make sure your horse has a nice wide stance. They get a little tippy if the legs are too far inboard. Not that I would know anything about a tipsy horse...
Hahah, I know nothing of the sort
Great demo! Spoontula it is. I was thinking slotted spoon for that crack, but I guess you make what you need. Thanks for sharing!
Thank YOU
Great to see this new 'horse' in use. Nice draw knife explanation too...I don't own one and have never used one but always been a bit curious about them...good to know about the differing cuts from each side of the 'blade'. Thanks Brett.👍😁
Thank you sir!
Nice work Brett. That spoochula came out well. 👍
I love a good shave horse. I really need to build one for the workshop. 🤔
Do it!
This is an editing question, I like the look here 7:48 rather than the normal sped up look.
How does one achieve this sort of stop motion look?
I have a few 3rd party plug-ins that help achieve this effect, but it is basically speeding up the footage, and then controlling the “frame rate” so that 2-4 frames play per second, rather than my standard 24fps
@@skullandspade Interesting, I shall begin my quest!
A thought, Lower the hold down crossbar an inch so that when it holds against the base it's not right at the peak and I think you'll get a much more solid hold. Thanks for the video!!
Definitely did that right after I finished the video, great suggestion! Thank you
another great one Captain
Thank you Shawn!
Nice horse! Like how you burnt it! Thanks for the vid!
Thank YOU for watching!
Fitzall bought me!! Hope you’re doing well Brett, excellent videos as always
Thank you!
Hey Friend!! Long time to see!! I recall when you created this masterpiece!!
My first thoughts when I saw you ‘burn’ the surface areas with a small torch……..WHAT?? Burn something new?? LOL!! But by now I have seen quite a few RUclipsrs do the same. So ALL is forgiven!! LOL!!
I think you have given me an inspiration to work on my Shaving Horse. My wood of choice is red cedar!!
Let me see if I can attach some photos after the sawmill slabbed TWO red cedar logs that had been cut from a new friend’s old farm ground!!
Good Luck from Casey ILLINOIS!! 4:45
Thanks for the explanation that really helped! Keep it up😄
You’re welcome
I think the spokeshave is my favorite but I’m glad I have one of each, except the rasp so probably should look into adding that to my collection. Agree that all those tools come in super handy. Great video!! Appreciate the extra tips especially since i forgot which side is which on the draw knife!!
Thank you! Congrats on starting your channel!!!
Brett McAfee thanks!! Working on video 2 now 😆
Another great project
Thank you Dylan
Fantastic video! Love your videos! Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Great intro to tools and carving on shave horse!
Thank you brother
That's a rather nice spootula for all your spooting needs. Also emergency paddling. Arrrrr!
Aye!!!
If life gives you lemons, make spootulas! Love the unique result. Would be great for dishing up rice and hot dogs. Love, Mom.
Thank mama
Great work sir
Thank you Brett!
Great video and thanks for the tips. Might just have a go at a spootula of my own.
Go forth and make!
This is an epic looking shave horse!! I love it. Want one myself now 😄 ...great video 🙌🏻
Go make one!!!
Brett McAfee ...it’s in the note pad! 🙌🏻😁
Great work!!
Thank you sir! My best to the little one, please and thanks
Thanks!
Thank you!
Did my irritated red eyes see band saw-, belt sander and angle grinder marks along the making of this fine spootula? Not to point fingers, it just cought my wood working and detective eye. Great work anyhow! and mighty fine design. might copy ;)
Who did the what now?
Moin. 🤔 Is this a coincidence? I just got a cup of coffee... 😂🤣
Cool Spoontula!
Hope you enjoyed your coffee!
I need to make me a spootula! giddy-up!
DO IT!
So...if all the things I could have dreamed about last night, it was a shave horse, this one specifically...now I'm actively reasearching (no-weld) plans to build the tool of my dreams, that I didn't know I needed.
Get to it!
Very Nice!!!! Thanks Brother!
Thanks
From a Louisiana perspective, you made a roux stick. This is an excellent cooking utensil used when scraping flour and fat together into a roux.
Ah, there we go
Well done Mate! 😎🤙🏻
Thank you!
Just ran into this video. Now i need to find the build video cuz im wondering what the hell, he did that's making the shave horse not grip good?
The jaw was moved back a couple of inches and we were all good
@@skullandspade Ahh, I see. Thanks for the reply, I've been taking an interest in various shaving horse designs, getting an idea for what type I want to build myself, I think I want a bench frame which I can connect and remove various head pieces onto so that one bench can be used for a shave horse, a spoon mule, carving table or wood lathe.
Could you have kept it the same size and filled the hole? Was it just an aesthetic choice? Or you don’t want to use resin and such on something that is used for food and will be in contact with liquid and heat?
Not a fan of resins, and yeah the food safe aspect
Brett McAfee Makes sense. Sorry for machine gunning so many questions at ya. Thanks for the reply!
Isn’t it a spatupoon? 😝 love it mate 👊🏼
Hahah
Very cool 👍
Thanks
I'm reporting you to the ASPCA for shaving horses without their consent, Sir..
Oh no...
@@skullandspade I ain't horsin' around..
Spoon?🤔 Spatula? 🤔
What matter! looks good!🤪🤪
Thank you
Well this video went a whole different direction than I thought. (in a good way)
Well good
Great video! Now I know what to order to keep me busy during lockdown, stay safe Cap 😉
Yusssss
Hey captain, on a side note sorry in advance if I shoulda chose a different way, but I'm technochallenged chromagnum man child.
Ifin your of a mind to, check out B&B Forge Bob Bew's video from this Sunday. May just be something to it that'll tickle you fancy
Will do!
Typically horses and I don't get along. We have an understanding....
Those two facets on the underside of the bowl are brilliant BTW.
Yep. I get on them, they get me off them.
@@ChrisPage68 HAHAHA! Exactly!
Thank you sir!
Lol
Big bites, little bites. You know, I own two drawknives meself, but I’ve never sorted that one out. Thank you sir
It works...most of the time
How did I miss this video. I’m a bad fan
🤷🏼♂️
Word of the day: Spootchula
😂 its even funnier written down!
SPOOT!
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Clearly I'm delirious from all this sitting indoors... 😐
Hahahah... just keep working on your drawings ; )
@@skullandspade good idea!
I think it needs more fixing tool. video is funny and nice~~
Yes
OR... a spoony flipper!
That’ll do
Now off to see a man about a horse.
Aye
Does anyone else thing that the shaving horse looks like a speeder bike?
You’re not wrong
Brett McAfee Well The forest moon of Endor is just 1200 miles north of you now.
Am I the only one who thinks it looks like a cricket?
That being said, there is absolutely nothing wrong with crafting a spootula whilst riding a collapsible shave cricket. If that's your thing I say do it with gusto!
I think it’s got a grasshopper look to it
@@skullandspade Now that you mention it...
Nice . Nuff said.
The addition of the leather pads seem to be a great aid in work holding.
Was half expecting to see a resin fill or vacume stabilizer segway lol.
But again your enjinuity bushwacked my anticipation right in the old pie hole. Lolololol
Love the end results and its pretty wood to boot.
🙏blessings abundant Capt.
Crawford out 🧙♂️
P.S. After 50+yrs of boss related bottom injuries and maaaaybee a wife or two, gotta admit I'm a wee bit posteriorally challenged. So reckon ima have to rub my two remaining brain cells together and come up with a more boney bottom friendly seating device. Stowable of course lending to portability. Ifin yer looking south n see a brown cloud rising...not to worry it's not a dust storm, just a bit of rust dust coming out of me old ears. Lmbo
Get yourself an old tractor seat and throw some padding on it!
Pirates on horseback....whoda thunk it.
Not this guy
You're weird. And I like it.
Important question: what if the horse doesn't want to be shaved?
Oh you
I will have to make an all wood shave horse as I can’t weld. Oh well.
Oh well indeed. It’ll do the job either way!
Save the horses! I mean... shave the horses
Bahahah
So what does a typical draw knife taste like? Don't say chicken
Linseed oil
Go to ikea for a spoon instead.
I think it's a "spataloon" (spa-cha-loon) : )
Noted
Say no to crack.
Lol