Making A Belt Buckle From Texas Walnut

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  • @alexstuckey6981
    @alexstuckey6981 5 років тому +24

    These videos are really relaxing and I don’t know why

    • @larrybud
      @larrybud 10 місяців тому

      No blasting music, just environmental sounds.

  • @r.a.f.gunsmithing4386
    @r.a.f.gunsmithing4386 5 років тому +1

    Hey Andy, my name is Robert Finlay, I'm a gunsmith, and I do checkering for gunstocks. You have the right idea, you just need to keep those lines straight and slowly curl the checkering tool with the blade into the cut using the previous line as a guide. I would have easily been there for over a day just checkering. You need to use the fine toothed checkering tool to get the lines deeper(no flat tops.) And a checkering jig is also handy for getting your pieces into position so you aren't hunched over all the time.

  • @GoSloSho
    @GoSloSho 4 роки тому +1

    Goll dang the one thing I love about your videos is that it's not this glamorous work shop (it IS one hell of a shop) with brand new Powermatic everything with squeaky clean surfaces. This is a REAL working man's shop with dust and shavings and old dried epoxy left in your mixing cup. I appreciate the "raw"-ness of your videos.

  • @MMASulu
    @MMASulu 4 роки тому

    I love Texas Walnut! I never get tired of the blue and purple streaks in the grain

  • @YoloMaBrolo
    @YoloMaBrolo 5 років тому +130

    I swear I feel like he makes certain videos to flex on us with his tools

    • @JamesHardy
      @JamesHardy 5 років тому +7

      Wouldnt you? Hehe

    • @zacharyzurfluh8057
      @zacharyzurfluh8057 5 років тому

      Spot on

    • @christianharlem1999
      @christianharlem1999 3 роки тому

      you probably dont care at all but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an instagram account?
      I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any help you can offer me!

    • @tituscarlos3059
      @tituscarlos3059 3 роки тому

      @Christian Harlem Instablaster ;)

    • @christianharlem1999
      @christianharlem1999 3 роки тому

      @Titus Carlos Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process atm.
      I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

  • @benrudman3917
    @benrudman3917 5 років тому +3

    I love it! The product placement was very tastefully done. I especially thought the opening cut in the saw with their logo was cool.
    Super neat to see the hand carving. I can imagine that sharpening some of those tools is a challenge in of itself. Why the shellac before carving?
    Thanks as always for the video. I love your stuff and you are a true craftsman. That natural light in the window above your workbench is AMAZING!
    -Ben

  • @jonwills4670
    @jonwills4670 5 років тому +3

    Awesome belt buckle! Thanks for sharing how long it takes you to complete steps. 👊🏻

  • @Jesses001
    @Jesses001 5 років тому +11

    That is a really good way to practice your checkering without screwing up your rifle stocks, ha.

  • @TomokosEnterprize
    @TomokosEnterprize 5 років тому +5

    Love your table saw ! Great platform ! Awesome buckle Andy. Neat idea ! When I broke my neck I lost a lot of hand/eye control. I do admire yours for sure. What a great Gaw my talented friend. This is the first time I have seen inletting. Great piece as usual fella ! !

  • @zacharyjames1848
    @zacharyjames1848 5 років тому +5

    Stellar quality video (as always), as well as outcome of the buckle. These videos are like therapy.

  • @RCW-Designs
    @RCW-Designs 5 років тому +2

    Andy, I would love to see an in depth video on how you use and sharpen each gouge. I picked up a cheat set, but I really need something better. I haven't seen many videos on how to sharpen them though.

    • @AndyRawls
      @AndyRawls  5 років тому +3

      Thanks for the suggestion. I’m kicking around the idea of doing live streams where I teach things like this.

  • @villain1409
    @villain1409 5 років тому

    What was funny as hell for me,is when he wrote this is a dangerous cut, only professionals should do it,the straight after that he dropped his buckle giving it a rub with oil!

  • @elijahfunderburk7507
    @elijahfunderburk7507 4 роки тому

    now that’s just straight badassery

  • @dylansousa5571
    @dylansousa5571 5 років тому

    Awesome belt buckle

  • @aaronm4706
    @aaronm4706 4 роки тому

    Checkering in one of those skills that take a LONG time to master. There's a reason that almost all gun companies have machines that checker their guns now. Having a master craftsman hand checker a set of grips or a stock is slow and expensive, and costs hundreds of dollars.
    You did great for your first time. FAR better than I did.

  • @user-pf3up4wy5y
    @user-pf3up4wy5y 5 років тому

    That attention to detail is incredible!!!

  • @jmp116
    @jmp116 5 років тому

    I jumped on this video for that diamond pattern. I've always wanted to do this like the ones on the stock of a weapon. Nice job brother!

  • @rosaleenhealy6908
    @rosaleenhealy6908 5 років тому

    I remember my dad using a flat pencil for woodwork, really hard lead , have you seen one? Great work of art this buckle.

  • @williamellis8993
    @williamellis8993 5 років тому

    Really nice belt buckle. You have so much more patience than I do.

  • @securityrobot
    @securityrobot 7 місяців тому

    Interesting tools, especially the one used for scribing the surface with lines. I wonder what it’s actually called?

  • @Keithmwalton
    @Keithmwalton 5 років тому +2

    I drop stuff all the time, or ding it into a step as I carry a finished project upstairs

  • @KennyB9871
    @KennyB9871 5 років тому +5

    So dang satisfying! Awesome build! Did you just use spray paint to tint the epoxy?

  • @frankiearmstrong2777
    @frankiearmstrong2777 5 років тому

    Fantastic!!

  • @hebierob
    @hebierob 5 років тому

    I swear Andy you DO have amazing patience and skill.

  • @Subsonic-cd2en
    @Subsonic-cd2en 5 років тому +3

    I think a part of the sponsorship was about 10,000 T-shirts to use as rags. Lol. Great belt buckle!

  • @EdgePrecision
    @EdgePrecision 5 років тому +5

    Seeing as you were using the CNC router anyway. Why didn't you just mill in the checkering? Or were you going for the hand made look?

    • @rarityfind
      @rarityfind 5 років тому +1

      Edge Precision
      He’s practicing on this so he can do a gun stock

  • @marcuskoko5577
    @marcuskoko5577 5 років тому

    For those who doesn't understand how that oval was so difficult. Pressure, speed and angle varies when going from with the grain to over the grain. Getting a consistent depth and shape without chipout demands practice

  • @theophilussampson618
    @theophilussampson618 5 років тому

    Exquisite design. Well done

  • @brandonc7252
    @brandonc7252 5 років тому +1

    Looks like he was fascinated with the gun engraver from his other channel HAVE IT MADE....... your welcome Andy........👏

    • @AndyRawls
      @AndyRawls  5 років тому

      Haha! Yeah Weldon inspires me but he’s at another level of craftsmanship!

  • @Kkuts37
    @Kkuts37 5 років тому

    Very nice!!

  • @danielparrell4705
    @danielparrell4705 5 років тому

    That was a really well done sponsor integration. Nice job!

  • @babemishler5780
    @babemishler5780 5 років тому +1

    That is so awesome! Great job on the checkering! (Is that the right term?) Anywho, great job!

  • @q-tip7780
    @q-tip7780 5 років тому

    Midway usa and peter brown! What a treat!😂

  • @jackofalltrades8353
    @jackofalltrades8353 5 років тому

    Real “shit kicken” look 🤣

  • @TheRedhawke
    @TheRedhawke 5 років тому

    Cool buckle, didn't realize we were neighbors until I went to your instagram page. We live in Bandera, I really enjoy your channel.

  • @chrismyers7017
    @chrismyers7017 5 років тому

    My guess why the checkering wasn’t pointed is that you started your lines with a 90 degree cutter, which is correct. What you needed to do then was to switch to a 60 degree cutter to deepen the lines and give you the pointed diamonds

  • @Pelthail
    @Pelthail 5 років тому

    Man, that was intense. I love it.

  • @rileyorians8554
    @rileyorians8554 5 років тому

    Badass. Never Stop!

  • @ts6141
    @ts6141 5 років тому +2

    Watching you do the knurl? was nice!

  • @crazy-eyewoodguy4489
    @crazy-eyewoodguy4489 5 років тому

    I have checkered a few gunstocks and I can tell you this is harder than he makes it look.

  • @zachmerlo9122
    @zachmerlo9122 4 роки тому

    Awesome video I was just wondering where did you get the pointed files?

  • @Dan-or3ls
    @Dan-or3ls 5 років тому +1

    Make a belt buckle with the most high-tech-super-expensive tools

  • @StamosTee
    @StamosTee 5 років тому

    Oh super cool !!

  • @komitadjie
    @komitadjie 5 років тому

    Totally didn't know you used an X-carve! Man, I sure love mine!

  • @chaplopmusic2713
    @chaplopmusic2713 5 років тому

    Make more videos I love them

  • @bradbusch9585
    @bradbusch9585 5 років тому

    Nice buckle

  • @maisiehall5423
    @maisiehall5423 5 років тому

    This is so cool

  • @merrickmckee4616
    @merrickmckee4616 5 років тому

    Andy....that is pretty damn cool👍🏼

  • @BigFella73
    @BigFella73 5 років тому

    Awesome work as always! Be an expensive belt buckle with all that work put into it Andy.

  • @thijspluis9998
    @thijspluis9998 2 роки тому +1

    where did you get the tools?

  • @tomtruesdale6901
    @tomtruesdale6901 5 років тому +4

    Damn fine job on the buckle. Watching you cut the checkering I am saying Nope not me, drink to much coffee.

    • @AndyRawls
      @AndyRawls  5 років тому +1

      Yeah it was tuff...I kinda like the challenge of staying focused

    • @daveweber1331
      @daveweber1331 5 років тому +1

      Andy Rawls, very cool. Would love to know the name and source of that tool/ saw you used to etch in the cross-hatch..

  • @scottlawrence2015
    @scottlawrence2015 5 років тому +1

    Awesome job on the checkering,, any experience with gunstocks?

  • @mathieugillet
    @mathieugillet 5 років тому

    I want one on bunker branding!!

  • @carstuff3426
    @carstuff3426 3 роки тому

    Is that a bell & ross br126 on your wrist? Ballsy to wear something like that in the shop 👍

  • @christiankremer2585
    @christiankremer2585 2 роки тому

    What did you use to color the resin? It looked like a can of spray paint

  • @colesonhampton1507
    @colesonhampton1507 5 років тому

    This honestly could an asmr video

  • @DrJGang
    @DrJGang 5 років тому

    Texas walnut is the toughest walnut out there. You don't mess with Texas walnut.

  • @theonlyari
    @theonlyari 5 років тому

    The diablo blades work on the saw stop? I thought you couldn't use them because they are coated?

  • @blairchampion2299
    @blairchampion2299 4 роки тому

    Hi Andy. Our wood working family enjoys watching your videos, thank you! Wondering if you could please help us solve an argument...how old are you?

  • @vinnielacerna9177
    @vinnielacerna9177 5 років тому

    Yay! New video I’m so excited 😁😁

  • @paulpetan977
    @paulpetan977 5 років тому +5

    I feel like credibility is lost when you use computers to carve out wood

  • @roBLINDhood
    @roBLINDhood 5 років тому

    Really cool project man! Love the little grooves. What patience you have! Curious why you didn’t use the bandsaw for that dangerous cut?

  • @trumpetboy7739
    @trumpetboy7739 5 років тому

    This dude has next level patience

  • @odiesclips7621
    @odiesclips7621 5 років тому

    Why didn't you use the cnc to carve the profile?

  • @carsound
    @carsound 5 років тому

    Realy nice work on this... love the belt loop, but what did you use for the hook... I would like to make myself a belt buckle eventualy.

  • @jackswid2671
    @jackswid2671 5 років тому

    Does anyone else notis the pencil appear at 2:42

  • @christiankremer2585
    @christiankremer2585 2 роки тому

    Also app how thick is your stock at final?

  • @justintaylor3632
    @justintaylor3632 5 років тому

    Awesome video. I'm about to get my feet wet a little with using epoxy in some of my projects. What did you use to tint the epoxy?

  • @dawidwitoszek3419
    @dawidwitoszek3419 5 років тому

    Super

  • @tuckera1879
    @tuckera1879 5 років тому +1

    What is the vise you use? Just wondering

  • @tubatom23
    @tubatom23 5 років тому +3

    What would it cost to have a buckle like that made?

  • @NikolitheRussian
    @NikolitheRussian 5 років тому +7

    What happened to the bandsaw?

    • @AndyRawls
      @AndyRawls  5 років тому +1

      The Good of the Land and Stephen Cox took the motor apart then bailed!!! The motor needs new bearings and I’ve been too busy to get into San Antonio to buy them.

    • @CB-xr1eg
      @CB-xr1eg 5 років тому

      The band broke up and they went solo. :)

  • @landonhonnoll5719
    @landonhonnoll5719 5 років тому

    You should try to make a live trap out of wood

  • @ziploc53
    @ziploc53 5 років тому

    Cool

  • @kanouscreations9549
    @kanouscreations9549 5 років тому

    Love the video that cool were do you come up with these ideas

  • @brianrust5275
    @brianrust5275 5 років тому

    Awesome job man I watch every video and really enjoy all of them. Was this a little practice run for a gun stock video coming up soon hopefully?

  • @user-cz5oy6os3z
    @user-cz5oy6os3z 5 років тому

    Отличная идея!

  • @vinnielacerna9177
    @vinnielacerna9177 5 років тому +1

    Just entered!!

  • @pauldeven9121
    @pauldeven9121 5 років тому

    Hey what’s up Andy Rawls. Doing pretty good lately in your videos, even though not too many people watch them you still don’t let one mistake go by. Respect

  • @blucz883
    @blucz883 5 років тому

    What was the finish you put on ?

  • @Monuments_to_Good_Intentions
    @Monuments_to_Good_Intentions 5 років тому

    what is the tool you used to make the lines on the surface? I need one of these for making a pistol grip!

    • @dsnyder613
      @dsnyder613 5 років тому

      www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/stock-work-finishing/hand-checkering-tools/checkering-sets/camp-perry-checkering-set-prod26276.aspx

  • @thebluetrinity
    @thebluetrinity 5 років тому

    Was that spray paint you used for color?

  • @vseidetpoplany1
    @vseidetpoplany1 5 років тому

    Крутая идея!

  • @jillhebda5702
    @jillhebda5702 5 років тому

    Hey what hand plane do you use?

  • @ShadyNH
    @ShadyNH 5 років тому

    What kind of watch are you wearing? Only got a glimpse.

  • @joepaulaskas6000
    @joepaulaskas6000 5 років тому

    I really need a set of gouges any recommendations?

    • @dsnyder613
      @dsnyder613 5 років тому

      Buy them as you need them. If you can sharpen buy them used.

  • @woodyproductions8924
    @woodyproductions8924 5 років тому

    how much for the buckle

  • @danpanko4124
    @danpanko4124 5 років тому

    How do I get a custom order?

  • @niceplay7810
    @niceplay7810 5 років тому

    Is good bat to Match

  • @abl_creations
    @abl_creations 5 років тому

    Wath is the name of this tool ?

  • @davidgates43
    @davidgates43 5 років тому

    Is the bison routed by hand or with a cnc

    • @tuckera1879
      @tuckera1879 5 років тому +2

      Did you even watch the video?

  • @ColemanOutdoors
    @ColemanOutdoors 5 років тому

    Absolutely gorgeous! Who was the sponsor again? I missed it...

  • @TheindefatigableGovernor
    @TheindefatigableGovernor 5 років тому

    This video is filmed a bit dark. FYI. But loved it.

  • @elcrak4872
    @elcrak4872 5 років тому

    Yo quiero ésa cosas

  • @WorkingTimbersCo
    @WorkingTimbersCo 5 років тому

    What CNC was that?

  • @marc_frank
    @marc_frank 5 років тому +2

    is texas walnut different from any other walnut?

    • @NCharlesworth86
      @NCharlesworth86 5 років тому +1

      This stuff is from texas

    • @AndyRawls
      @AndyRawls  5 років тому +1

      Texas soil grows better walnut...

    • @marc_frank
      @marc_frank 5 років тому

      @@AndyRawls is that opinion somehow connected to where you are living? 😂

    • @marc_frank
      @marc_frank 5 років тому

      @Karson Bys lol, alternative facts, too? 😂

    • @marc_frank
      @marc_frank 5 років тому

      @Karson Bys ok, i'm gonna belive you now, as i'm not from the us and only 17

  • @ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor
    @ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor 4 роки тому

    Are you in Texas?

  • @jackfntwist
    @jackfntwist 5 років тому

    Nice. But why would you machine carve out the buffalo, but hand engrave the rest? Smart sponsorship, btw!

  • @chloesmith47
    @chloesmith47 5 років тому

    Was that suposed to represent buffalo bills

  • @aliceprotin3117
    @aliceprotin3117 5 років тому

    You are using Epoxy? Where is your mask Andy?! Very important, not a friendly product
    Awseome video as always 👌