It's one thing to create a functional and well built tool but you also manage to make them beautiful too! I love your video's, they inspire me to have a go myself. Thank you!
Scratch the comment about the fancy cutoff saw. I went to your video page and watched the build. Very good idea on it. I've used homemade cut off saws made like a simple table saw. They work better than just free hand but yours with the ability to hinge you can chew the way thru a long cut instead of pushing straight through and using up the wheel. Good idea. I sure need one.
merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo j'ai adoré ,vous êtes un artiste. j'ai passé un très bon moment à vous regarder faire. merci encore pour le partage....
Luv it!!!!! Can and will you do a video on the sliding cut off grinder you have. I'd like something to do more precise cuts on small items. My old big 14 inch cutoff finally let the magic smoke out that makes them run. For the longest I've been using the gas powerd Echo construction saw with a metal cutting abrasive wheel to cut structural steel. It lacks finness when making fine cuts. The big 14 incher wasn't very good for fine small parts anyway. I keep a small grinder with thin cutoff blades on it next to a vice but its still free hand cuts. Anyway the one cut you made in this video looked like something I'd love to build and would enjoy if you would show yours off. Thanks for the great work and sharing your skills.
By far one of the best videos I have seen. I can relate with your style, fashion and working techniques. Can one purchase or barter for a round sole spoke shave? Thx for sharing. This really made my day 8^)
Absolute Pleasure To Watch. I notice you use pliers on that drill press for tapping. I'm surprised you haven't improvised a clamp on hand crank for the chuck or on top of the pulley shaft. I hope I didn't insult you.
Dude just wow. Thinking this was not your first rodeo. you would be hard pressed to put a value on a tool like that. It's nice to see people like you out there. Something to aspire to.
@@YoungJe Lacewood is a marketing name mainly used in the USA. In its native Australia it is called Silky Oak. There are three commercial timbers called Silky Oak (and a number of others that are usually only available in the local area), Southern Silky Oak (Grevillea Robusta), Brown Silky Oak (Darlingia Darlingiana), and Northern Silky Oak (Cardwellia Sublimis - a very large tree and the most common timber). The one you used is almost certainly Northern Silky Oak, the Southern Silky Oak has a pinkish colour and to my eyes is more attractive. I am not that fond of it, I grew up in a house full of the stuff, including a massive expandable table with 10 chairs and 2 carvers. When quarter cut (or near to it) the prominent ray patern is very attractive. It is very common here in Australia, I recently rescued some of it from a skip bin in the form of a broken chair. It was often water stained with potassium permanganate, then wiped clean and lightly sanded when dry, this gave an almost black backgound where the grain is receding from the surface with the grain parallel to the surface a glowing golden hue in contrast, this can be very pretty but also dark, especially when it is an enormous table with 10 chairs and 2 carvers. >:-) Okay, I have actually watched the video, it appears to have a finer texture than Silky Oak and also appears to be harder. Of course, you may have lucked out with the piece you got. Alternatively, it may be one of Casuarinas, perhaps one of the Sheoaks, it is definitely not Buloke (Bull Oak) as this is an extremely hard timber, and you could not have worked Bull Oak the way you worked that plane blank, besides Buloke tends to be red and has very prominent, enormous rays. In any case, a nice project with an excellent result.
Спасибо за обучение! Сделал копию . Очень приятно работать Thanks for the training! Made a copy . It's a pleasure to work
True craftsmanship. A pleasure to watch you make these two beautiful tools.
Thanks for uploading.
Once again, you have crafted a beautiful and useful tool. It is a joy to watch you work.
Thank you for posting this video.
Best regards!
Thank you~
It's one thing to create a functional and well built tool but you also manage to make them beautiful too!
I love your video's, they inspire me to have a go myself. Thank you!
Scratch the comment about the fancy cutoff saw. I went to your video page and watched the build. Very good idea on it. I've used homemade cut off saws made like a simple table saw. They work better than just free hand but yours with the ability to hinge you can chew the way thru a long cut instead of pushing straight through and using up the wheel. Good idea. I sure need one.
You didn't just make it functional you also made it beautiful. Thanks for sharing your talents.
That’s the finest wood spokeshave I have ever seen! Thanks for sharing!
Another truly beautiful tool. Thanks for sharing your work with the rest of us.
sir, your work is amazing! I am in awe every time I watch a video! thank you for sharing.
Thank you Brady~
A great product. An even a greater build-video. It's always a pleasure and inspiring to watch you building something!
Wow! I find your videos mesmerizing. It's a joy to watch a craftsman like you.
thank~
Excelente trabajo , una maravilla , me da ganas de hacer una , pero en muy complejo, sin medidas
really very strong I haven't a words "bravissimo maestro"!!
merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo j'ai adoré ,vous êtes un artiste. j'ai passé un très bon moment à vous regarder faire. merci encore pour le partage....
You're work is inspiring to beginners (myself) and entertaining to watch.
Thanks~
Lot of work but it looks like it works excellent! Thank you.
Mr. Je, Most Excellent I really enjoy your video's. Thanks for sharing...
Now, that IS craftsmanship.
you are one of the best craftsman i have ever seen mr Je , it's surprising that you only have 40k suscribers , it should be in the Millions
perfect job, Young!!!
A true craftsman ! thank you for showing your skills to all of us .
Lot of work! Looks awesome! Thank you.
isto não é marcenaria.....é arte......Parabens.
very nice. I like seeing craftsmen at work
Luv it!!!!!
Can and will you do a video on the sliding cut off grinder you have. I'd like something to do more precise cuts on small items. My old big 14 inch cutoff finally let the magic smoke out that makes them run. For the longest I've been using the gas powerd Echo construction saw with a metal cutting abrasive wheel to cut structural steel. It lacks finness when making fine cuts. The big 14 incher wasn't very good for fine small parts anyway. I keep a small grinder with thin cutoff blades on it next to a vice but its still free hand cuts.
Anyway the one cut you made in this video looked like something I'd love to build and would enjoy if you would show yours off. Thanks for the great work and sharing your skills.
Lovely work that mate. It was a pleasure to watch.
That fancy blade sits at 45 deg in the wood handle ?--What is that thick steel slot u are filing at the beginning ?
This man deserves a medal
Fantastic Craftsmanship !! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks~
Uma otima ferramenta ,ótimo trabalho 💯💯💯💯💯👍🤝
great video Young, I picked up a few more tips. thank you
Very nice did the metal was hard already or?
Such an amazing craftsmanship!
magnifique! je ne voyais pas ce qu'était "a round sole spokeshave" en français le nom donné à ces outils est : "vastringue"
By far one of the best videos I have seen. I can relate with your style, fashion and working techniques. Can one purchase or barter for a round sole spoke shave? Thx for sharing. This really made my day 8^)
Exelente trabajo maestro, muy bueno.
Absolute Pleasure To Watch. I notice you use pliers on that drill press for tapping. I'm surprised you haven't improvised a clamp on hand crank for the chuck or on top of the pulley shaft. I hope I didn't insult you.
Very cool! Looks and works really nice :)
Dude just wow. Thinking this was not your first rodeo. you would be hard pressed to put a value on a tool like that. It's nice to see people like you out there. Something to aspire to.
Thank you Roland~
I love these videos. It's encouraged me to use metal in my next project, if you consider aluminum a real metal ;)
Keep up the good work!
Amazing craftsmanship my friend, always look forward to your videos.
Thanks~
Jamie Omea一
Beautiful tooling, well done sir 👍🏼😊
👏👏 Parabéns muito bonito... Manda pro Brasil? Se sim posso comprar....
felicidades no entiendo el ingles pero me gusta ver como trabaja
You have skills, keep up the good work.
Very nice tool!
Here’s a suggestion for your next video why not try and make a bow saw that would be interesting 😊
beautiful Design
Nice
Just wonderful young.
So Young, so talented....
Excellent work! Are you an engineer by trade? Or are simply a hobbyist with terrific skills?
I am a carpenter,
And I like to build a woodworking jig and a hand plane
beautiful work.
AWESOME JOB!!! What an amazing tool/Woodworker you are they're incredible
Show de habilidades, maquinas e gabaritos.
Excelente trabalho!
perfect, as usual!
very good work...
May I ask what that blue utility knife is, and if you like it? Also, nice work, as usual.
It is a normal utility knife
Yeah, I was wondering the brand.
Caleb Voisine-Addis it looks like either a Sheffield brand (purchase one at a True hardware store or a Cobalt, available at Lowe's stores.
Thanks for sharing !
Do you make all of the tools for yourself or do you sell them
Great job!
you make beautiful tools.
VERYYYYYY GOOD WORK!!!!!
That's a beautiful piece of work. What would you charge for one.
Bravo quel beau travail Félicitation
il am French
I’m sure you know what you’re doing, Mr. Young Je, but those bloodstains on your gloves give me the willies.
Buenas manos tienes, un muy buen trabajo felicidades
Gracias
Perfection!
Amazing to see what was hiding inside that block of wood ! : )
做的真不错，不过还是要说--木工非要做金工的活儿---忒累！
What type of wood is it made from?? Excellent work
It is Lacewood.
👍🏻душа поёт,работать таким инструментом
Excellent...!!
Cheers...
Thanks~
great job !! :)
감사합니다~^^
Tequedopadrisimo
Do you sell tools you make? Do you teach tool making or woodworking?
I'm not ready yet.
Thanks, again
Fantástico, parabéns
suuuuuper.....form Italy
عمل رائع جدا وشكرا على المعلومات
Super 👍👍👍🇹🇷
The best 👍
big artist
I'm confused. What is the Veritas part at 10:06? I thought you were making all the parts.
Blade.
if you can build any type of plane better than the manufactures do, you can recycle or repurpose their dispensable's
I want one like it
what steel are you using for the sole and blade?
1018 cold steel
I bought a blade(veritas)
thank you
muito bom!
very good!
Thanks~
언제나처럼 훌륭합니다!
감사합니다~
very great joung
WoW .... 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
amazing :)
WONDERFUL
super
Ok ok...once again...do u sell your work?
I wonder if I could sell my great-grandchild after a long time
A simple no would suffice. Nice work as always.
awesome
I don’t think a man who has that many tools really needs a spokeshave.
QUERO FAZER UMA DESSA AÍ TEM A PLANTA
I'm sure I've seen this already.
yo quiero uno igual
What wood was used to make the body of your spoke shave here ????
lace wood
thx
@@YoungJe Lacewood is a marketing name mainly used in the USA. In its native Australia it is called Silky Oak. There are three commercial timbers called Silky Oak (and a number of others that are usually only available in the local area), Southern Silky Oak (Grevillea Robusta), Brown Silky Oak (Darlingia Darlingiana), and Northern Silky Oak (Cardwellia Sublimis - a very large tree and the most common timber). The one you used is almost certainly Northern Silky Oak, the Southern Silky Oak has a pinkish colour and to my eyes is more attractive.
I am not that fond of it, I grew up in a house full of the stuff, including a massive expandable table with 10 chairs and 2 carvers. When quarter cut (or near to it) the prominent ray patern is very attractive. It is very common here in Australia, I recently rescued some of it from a skip bin in the form of a broken chair.
It was often water stained with potassium permanganate, then wiped clean and lightly sanded when dry, this gave an almost black backgound where the grain is receding from the surface with the grain parallel to the surface a glowing golden hue in contrast, this can be very pretty but also dark, especially when it is an enormous table with 10 chairs and 2 carvers. >:-)
Okay, I have actually watched the video, it appears to have a finer texture than Silky Oak and also appears to be harder. Of course, you may have lucked out with the piece you got. Alternatively, it may be one of Casuarinas, perhaps one of the Sheoaks, it is definitely not Buloke (Bull Oak) as this is an extremely hard timber, and you could not have worked Bull Oak the way you worked that plane blank, besides Buloke tends to be red and has very prominent, enormous rays.
In any case, a nice project with an excellent result.
👍👍👍
Thanks~