In conversation with David Charlesworth
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2015
- www.anunpluggedlife.com
I was fortunate enough to spend the afternoon with David Charlesworth and wanted to share a few highlights from our conversation.
We covered a lot of ground!
If you'd like to watch the full conversation, ( over 70 minutes in total )
Visit my membership site for details:
www.anunpluggedlife.com 
Хобби
Pura vida Don David .I always watch your videos and I learned many woodworking topics with you .pura vida Don David great teacher
Two of my favorite woodworkers. David is a wonderful teacher.
Very good! Thank you.
Absolutely brilliant. What a fantastic interview. I really appreciate the angle of the questions posed Tom. So tired of how to questions. I like the idea of where did the idea come from. Brilliant I can't say it enough.
Wonderful! And how appropriate that you facilitate this historical conversation with one of the Craft's masters. I look forward to the full conversation.
I was trained by David and what a man he is
Thanks for posting. For a good chuckle, check out the closed captions.
I love David's videos with Lie Nielsen. All top notch. Nice interview.
Dont they look like the best of friends sitting there. Very cool.
In conversation with David Charlesworth
Tom Fidgen l
Great video.... Awesome shop.....Thanks for sharing.
Brad
Great conversation.
Sean Kelly- this is a preview of a much longer interview. The black & white is to accentuate that this is only a preview. You're absolutely correct, their are many colors and textures around David's shop. Again, this is only meant as a preview.
You can find the entire interview ( over an hour and a half in length ) on my membership site- more details at www.theUnpluggedWoodshop.com
all the best~
Tom Fidgen z
Dude your work is amazing! :D
Ah twisted dovetails. Discovered them three years ago when I was 13. Threes years later now sixteen and still haven't mastered them :(
I bet you got them now!
Hi Tom at 1:58 he mentions the "...first two Krenov books..." and I was wondering which are the exact names of those two books? Thanks!
A Back to the Future Reference? Bravo
Tom, where are you? I miss your music and videos.
+bob Last thanks Bob!! I'm still here, just really ( REALLY ) busy with our new woodworking school- The Unplugged Woodshop - Toronto !
We have more You Tube content coming very soon-; )) promise!!
thanks for the nudge-
talk soon
just found ya...I was wondering how doors..cabnet doors could be done. I don't see a door anyplace on your channel.
Terrific video I love hearing how wood working USED to be and SHOULD be still today I.e it's ok to use SOME power tools but the majority of it should be done by Hand. Otherwise, the Part has no character/soul, or Heart behind it
Se Deus me permitisse...antes de morrer eu gostaria de conhece-lo e aprender com você !!!
Admiro seu trabalho e seus vídeos que assisto aqui do Brasil...pena que a distância e as condições financeiras não me permitam grandiosa honra !!!
Um abraço desse admirador do seu trabalho...obrigado pelos vídeos...mesmo a distância...consigo aprender um pouco do trabalho você realiza !!!
Bye...see you !!!
+Peterson russo catto Obrigado! Talvez um dia eu venha a ensinar no Brasil.
Estaria muy bueno una traduccion al castellano
I enjoyed this video's content but I have to ask, why would one shoot or present this in black and white? It look slike the chormanance has simply been stripped out with no consideration to compensating with greater contrast.
In an environment where there must be some substantive chromatic texture, where you are looking at finished wood pieces, this is simply odd and distracting. I wanted to see those colors and textures. That you've not stripped the color out of the paid product doesn't reduce my frustration.
I do enjoy the conversational style and your prowess as an interviewer.
Enjoyed this but didn't care for the black and white
arboristBlairGlenn sorry to hear that- you'll find the complete interview, ( in full tech-colour-; ) on my Membership site- www.anUnpluggedLife.com
Cheers~