Thanks for the video. I'm almost finished making one myself. Gotta say, I am never doing it again unless i have tools. I feel like Noah. If i do make one in the future and can get the better tools for it, I'm following your videos, so, thank you for uploading them.
Hi Erik, thanks for the video. It is amazing with the level of details you have captured. Helped me a lot. I have one question though. Is it necessary to have holes(on body) in square shape? Can't we have them round leave enough room for hands to move?
I probably do not want to make them round, as it is very much the sound you listen to when you train on your dummy to hear if your techniques hit at the same time
Hi Eric your work is great I would like to replicate the wooden man too but I can't find the correct measurements. can you help me? Thanks and belt like that
Erik Hovedskou hi Sir, nice job on your wooden man. I like how your so precise and patient. I have a question on the angle of the arms. If I want to go with Ip mans lineage, what angle would that be?
@COMODINlatino En Aleman esta madera se llama "Robinie", es una madera dura, es muy caro y necesitas mucho tiempo para secarla( secar? no se si es la palabra correcta, no hablo bien espanol^^)
@@utubepunk I have had a break, but starting a few new video's soon, and also making the drawings for it. I do have one or 2 videos to make before the dummies ones
Erik Hovedskou, thank you for the informative video. I am currently making a wooden dummy in my garage and was wondering what angle for the arms you finally settled for? If you were to make another dummy, would you still use the same angle? Best regards.
this is the wrong way to construct wing chun dummy!! Have you ever wondered how they made it two centuries ago, without electricity and power tools!!?? Because of you ponder on that you'll realize why I said the method is wrong!! But I admire your improvisation of method!!
I think your perspective is limiting. People made wooden dummies centuries ago using the tools they had available to them at the time. Those craftsmen would LOVE to have the tools we have now!
It's not about the tools, it's about the designing method I was hinting upon. If you had done your research you'd have realised what I was pointing to. Superior technology and tools don't prove any superiority in creativity. There's no doubt the dummy maker in this video is highly intelligent and qualified in engeneering, but whole methods used here is too complicated even the marking system is too complicated. There's high chances person without proper qualifications Will end up with high percentage of errors in design. I'm not an engineer but I can make dummies with higher precision...99.99% accuracy. That's because of the ancient knowledge of Shaolin temple. Monks there were not engineers, yet designed accurate dummy, without any errors. Having too much technology spoils the purpose of economy and purpose. Please criticise after some research. Moreover I didn't criticise this person in video, I appreciated his improvisation as per his knowledge....which is too high for the purpose!! 'All that you so firmly believe, is the least known!!'
@@uptish1 Lol. Oh lordy, Uptish. You do like to hear yourself type, don't you? While criticizing others for not being mind readers. 🙄 Anyway, enjoy your victory lap & self accolades- just don't break your arm patting yourself on the back. 😉
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great job...i wanna make such a project
Well go for it :)
Thanks for the video. I'm almost finished making one myself. Gotta say, I am never doing it again unless i have tools. I feel like Noah. If i do make one in the future and can get the better tools for it, I'm following your videos, so, thank you for uploading them.
no problem mate..:)
Love video like and respect craftsmanship keep up good work you inspired me
Thank you Chris :)
Great job and thanks for providing such a great reference.
No problem
Thanks a bloody lot mate for your video it helped me alot!!!
RUclips STOP ASKING
No problem mate..:)
Great video. Thank you so much for the detailed explanations.
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You are welcome
OK TANKS,
no problem
@karribo LOL. Well that was embarrassing! Never seen one quite like that. Thanks.
😂 No problem
Good video, man.
Thanks
@12FridaysProject cool let me know how it turns out... :)
Hello. Are your plans and dimensions based on Buick Yip or other builder or your own design?
The design are based on the most popular wooden dummy from China some years ago. Yip man lineage
you are amazing , can you upload the Blueprent Please
Thanks, and still working on them :)
@@ErikHovedskou77 you replay after 4 Years Man ! LOL
@@ElbahethAmrSrour I know... sorry :) Had to pull the plug for some time :(
Hi Erik, thanks for the video. It is amazing with the level of details you have captured. Helped me a lot. I have one question though. Is it necessary to have holes(on body) in square shape? Can't we have them round leave enough room for hands to move?
Hari well, of course it's better for the feeling, when you train, but it won't be a problem at all if you'd make circle wholes :)
I probably do not want to make them round, as it is very much the sound you listen to when you train on your dummy to hear if your techniques hit at the same time
1:21 what tool is that???
It is a power planer :)
ruclips.net/video/IkMbQawK2jg/видео.html
Hi Eric
your work is great
I would like to replicate the wooden man too but I can't find the correct measurements. can you help me? Thanks and belt like that
Thanks :) just google measurements for wooden dummy, and there is a lot out there
@@ErikHovedskou77 Which ones did you use?
WOW that is very cool but I'm gonna make my Dummy out of PVC pipes instead.
Nice
How did it come out?
@@utubepunk
I haven’t constructed it
@@davidbermudez7704 would have loved to seen it👍
@@ErikHovedskou77
I’m planning to but been so busy
What is this good for?
Wing tsun
What tool is that @ 5:51? Excellent video- wish I had this years ago. Thanks.
It is a protractor 👍👊👌
@qwertywasdful
It is Robinie
Hard wood
What is the species of wood I've heard only 2 will last a lifetime fur or teak maby? And what is the name of the wax put in the boul shape on top?
Beech or teak will work great, but pine and any other "soft" wood would not work :)
@@ErikHovedskou77 Teak is expensive to get in one piece. It also is waxy and makes using tools hard.
@@putinscat1208 yes teak is just way too expensive.
Here are some prices😂
Beech maybe eur. 1.300,- Pr/M3
Teak maybe eur. 5.400,- Pr/M3
@utubepunk It is a Protractor
And thanks :)
@COMODINlatino Robinie that is the wood that I use.
Location and how much sir?
Hi Joebill have a look at Woodendummy.dk
Ok .. cool send me some pic. when you are done.. :)
Erik Hovedskou hi Sir, nice job on your wooden man. I like how your so precise and patient. I have a question on the angle of the arms. If I want to go with Ip mans lineage, what angle would that be?
@COMODINlatino En Aleman esta madera se llama "Robinie", es una madera dura, es muy caro y necesitas mucho tiempo para secarla( secar? no se si es la palabra correcta, no hablo bien espanol^^)
here Robinie is cheap compared to beech, but very difficult to work with
WOOD THAT YOU USE NO ABLO BIEN INGLES OJALA ME PUEDAS RESPONDER QUE MADERA USAS.. PORFAVOR
It is called robinie, but I would recommend beech
@romans11israel
Thanks mate.
Yo quiero uno,cual es su precio
Sorry, I do not have any for sale right now, but thank you for your message. You do not want to try to build your own?
@@ErikHovedskou77 Have you stopped making wooden dummies or are you just taking a break?
@@utubepunk I have had a break, but starting a few new video's soon, and also making the drawings for it.
I do have one or 2 videos to make before the dummies ones
what wood did u use and how much did it cost in total. and where did u buy your timber and log
210 eur local sawmill
Does anyone know where I can find blueprints like this?
I am makng some for this build :)
@@ErikHovedskou77 Oh nice! Are they available? Thank you.
@@utubepunk they will be soon👍
@Godsninja4life
Between 1,4 m and 1,8 m ~ 55" and 70,5"
Erik Hovedskou, thank you for the informative video. I am currently making a wooden dummy in my garage and was wondering what angle for the arms you finally settled for? If you were to make another dummy, would you still use the same angle? Best regards.
Me pueden mandar la intrucciones en español? Plis
Lo siento, mi español no es tan bueno :)
sir why don't you use a festool machines
oh... but I do...:)
+Erik Hovedskou sir what do you like in festool
@@jinnykaur807 I have a lot of festool machines
hi, what did you pay in total?
210 eur
how to open hole.
What do you mean?
length of center pol?
1,4 meters for a wall mounted wooden dummy
Sir how much it cost.
Have a look at woodendummy.dk
WHAT THE FA 1:21
Power planer
@karribo do you sell those :o?
NO.. Not any more
Not earphone friendly...
Cabronmalisimo
Sorry.... :)
this is the wrong way to construct wing chun dummy!! Have you ever wondered how they made it two centuries ago, without electricity and power tools!!?? Because of you ponder on that you'll realize why I said the method is wrong!! But I admire your improvisation of method!!
Uptish Singh you prefer hand tools only?
Of course, it is possible to make with only hand tools, but it will take a very long time... :)
I think your perspective is limiting. People made wooden dummies centuries ago using the tools they had available to them at the time. Those craftsmen would LOVE to have the tools we have now!
It's not about the tools, it's about the designing method I was hinting upon. If you had done your research you'd have realised what I was pointing to.
Superior technology and tools don't prove any superiority in creativity. There's no doubt the dummy maker in this video is highly intelligent and qualified in engeneering, but whole methods used here is too complicated even the marking system is too complicated. There's high chances person without proper qualifications Will end up with high percentage of errors in design.
I'm not an engineer but I can make dummies with higher precision...99.99% accuracy.
That's because of the ancient knowledge of Shaolin temple. Monks there were not engineers, yet designed accurate dummy, without any errors.
Having too much technology spoils the purpose of economy and purpose.
Please criticise after some research.
Moreover I didn't criticise this person in video, I appreciated his improvisation as per his knowledge....which is too high for the purpose!!
'All that you so firmly believe, is the least known!!'
@@uptish1 Lol. Oh lordy, Uptish. You do like to hear yourself type, don't you? While criticizing others for not being mind readers. 🙄
Anyway, enjoy your victory lap & self accolades- just don't break your arm patting yourself on the back. 😉
How long should the arms?
Total 632mm long
@@ErikHovedskou77 Thank's...👍👋 And congratulation for the vdeo
@user-du2eh3no4y thank you