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I wasted my time on this garbage; you do not have to.

Очень интересно работать за созданием станков работающих от прямых действий человека

Você e um gigante na marcenaria, parabéns.

EXCELLENT video, easy to follow all of the steps, very logical and systematic. It is one of THE BEST if not THE best instructional videos I’ve ever seen. VERY, VERY well done

That sure looks good!

You sir are one of the extremely few and far between when it comes to you preference for hand tools/ man powered /; that is how my journey began as well.

Tranquilidade vídeo sem barulho bom trabalho bom pra facilitar o aprendizado de quer aprender Deus abençoe sempre 🙏

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Respekt!🫡👍🤘👏👌💪🏻

I'm simply asking out of curiosity, not that I know better; wouldn't it be easier to split the log using an axe?

Thank you for this video. I really enjoyed watching you apply your ingenuity to the tasks at hand. Subscribed.

The work that went into this is outstanding. Glad you could share it. Just remember, without electricity you wouldn't have a channel 😉

Slow it down, speeding it up....nice

Awesome find, I just picked one up at auction for $12 couldn't believe it, can't wait for the video watching you restore it so I don't have to reinvent the wheel lol

Lucky duck

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4:33 Why is it a problem to walk through a city with wood, tools and cameras?

40:57 - WHAT TYPE OF WOOD IS THIS?

35:21 - VIKING LONGBOAT?

Yay! I got one for the same price Canadian which is about 42cents American. Finally out dealt Chris. Its a new world!

This is absolutely fantastic 😍

I like your idea dude

Thanks Chris

As a 78 year old retired Arch/ Eng., i enjoyed every bit of it & took me down Memory-lane..now Bladesmithing and I Salute you for your, " Back2Basics "..❗ Best regards from " Out of Africa "..❗🙇‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇿🇦

Oh yeah that's nice

I need a belt for a foot operated jig saw

Isn't it FUN when your new stuff comes in???😊

Great video. Great metal working and wood working skills.

Brilliant find. I have only ever seen one of those before. So jealous 👍

At first, I thought I was going to learn to fix a furnace. Seriously, I think the information you shared was very good. There are a few other people on UA-cam showing exercises to help paddlers. I appreciate your video best. Thank you!

Nice haul Chris! How backed up is your rehab que? 🤔😂

Looks like you struck gold!

nice finds!

I got one of those! And I’ve actually used it before!

Is that made of cast iron

Lots of timber framing chisels, but that double spoke shave is unique, never seen that before!

Der schwarze Hobel ist ein Schiffshobel für Rundungen. Er lässt sich am Knopf verstellen und die Sohle verbiegt sich dann.

Wow, what a gem! I also have a 113, one of my favorite planes to use.

What a steal! (Serious envy talking here). BIL recently found the same plane for $95 and we both thought THAT was a deal.

Nice, What a find!! Wish we had tool vendors as good here in the UK...

The wooden compass plane has likely been around for centuries with it growing to prominence through the 1700's. This version maybe 1864 or later.

Most spectacular sawhorse I have ever seen

i would have been so nervous when i was chipping out the centre of that hole.... thinking i could split the whole stone in half

The bowl is simply beautiful! ❤

When you use both pull and push saws, does that balance things out in terms of your muscle aches?

Man, if only there was a way to distribute power to improve human output and simplify their tasks..

Chris - as always enjoyed your video's - it's serious and not serious at the same time. Your dedication to old tools is amazing - but then you are also using them. Keep it up - thanks

Incrível, aprendi muita coisa, tenho algumas desta ferramentas, vou fazer isso um dia.

Amazing work

Amazing, amazing, amazing... as always an amazing job, Chris! Thanks for sharing! Ps: Answering the question about the asmr video... you don't even need to ask us, every video its a pleasure to us. The only problem is that they end... :D God bless you and your amazing job!