wooden automata - green weird creature - how to make

My first video on RUclips! You will find the instructions to make this mysterious green creature.
The materials I used are fir wood, beech wood, cotton thread, galvanized iron and harmonic steel.
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[@dutsie12050]

I am amazed at how you make your wonderful automated wooden art. I follow you on Instagram. Watching this video allows us to see the process from start to finish. Love it. Bravo

[@damienbolland7756]

I would love to make a music video with these telling a story. Would be so epic

[@mcdrunkagain]

Great video! Simple humorous automata that gives me plenty of ideas. Plus I love your sound effects.

[@veraicon1496]

Love it, love it, love it! Your little machines are so cool. I follow you on Instagram and enjoy it very much.
It is fun to see you building one since I love tools!!

[@user-ve9dg2gb6p]

This video is great, thank you for making this video of the linkage mechanism, looking forward to more teachings like this

[@sislertx]

Thank u so much for showing us...i would make one if i was younger...

[@nevazegrati5543]

Your imagination & talent make for such whimsical art! I bet somebody's proud of you!

[@FaidosWorkshop]

Sanding the small dowels on the belt sander was giving me too much anxiety😂

[@hilmac2663]

This is so interesting to see how you make your lovely automata. Thank you!

[@lazylathe]

The BEST project I have seen on YT for ages! This is so cool! I am going to make one for my step daughter's birthday!

[@Moccason]

I hope it goes well! :)

[@Thejmckella]

Thank you for sharing your talents!
I love your work.

[@bobjfly5270]

Beautiful work! ❤

[@studiosandi]

That is adorable.❤

[@joeellul4191]

Very good and well produced.

[@Deny534]

Какой милый зелёный 🟩 чудик, на длинных ножках. Очень красиво, мне понравилось. Спасибо 🙏 вам огромное. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@nisiknits]

What a cool workshop

[@alvaroyanez8261]

I'd love see more videos like this, specially if it explains how to build de mechanism.
Thanks!

[@stoccafissodesign2569]

Surely 😊

[@BONECOSHERMES]

Bom te encontrar por aqui! Aprendendo sempre

[@bbbeno]

Thanks a LOT!!!! Fantastic!!!

[@lorisusanelroy5225]

So cute!

[@morenacimino8122]

Fantastico!

[@Handmemoretramadol]

Your tool safety is fine I’ve always worked like that I’m 65 and still have all my fingers ,well most of them 😆

[@karenmusa3052]

Hehehe awww so cool n cute. Thanku so much ❤

[@alexdarne]

I'll make one one day

[@bearshield7138]

very cool

[@rosamariaarias9288]

Mucha creatividad, todo es hermoso

[@ghieveluz3771]

Che Forteeee!!!

[@florenciosoublett2184]

Se agradece entretenido e ingenioso

[@HumbleInitiative]

Time to buy some tools and supplies! ❤

[@drexldog]

Fantastic. Im wondering what gauge of wire you're using (the harmonic steel wire).
Came here from your IG account 😀
Thanks

[@martinotagni8212]

Amedeo il grande

[@fedealbi6284]

Grandissimo sig.Amedeo Coppelli....dove risiede??? Grazie spero di passare a Varese ...x imparare meglio...🛠️⚙️

[@stoccafissodesign2569]

Grazie! Provincia di Varese

[@andregarciamutum]

TOP

[@TheCramunhao666]

bom

[@randybugger3006]

Your tool safety is giving me fits. Watching you drill the holes for attaching the top and bottom makes my fingers hurt in anticipation of the injury you might sustain if you slip.
If I can make a suggestion, drill the holes in the top and bottom, then using a felt tip pen, mark on the sides where you want to put your connecting dowels (bamboo skewers, in this case). Then drill the holes in the sides, where the top and bottom attach, _directly_ and not as a drill-through all the way through the top and down into the side.
I say this only because I don't want to see you hurt yourself.