Hi Grat you can do it too!!!! its not rocket science!! make some practice cuts on scrap wood you will be amazed how quickly you improve and take it easy nobody woke up skilled it takes a little time and your first creations dont have to be perfect make stuff and be proud that you did it yourself!!! Happy woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Rustic David Thank you for the encouragement. There's a simple plant stand that uses a cross lap joint (for which you have also made a video), so I'll practice with that project.
Great! Go for it!! dont be afraid of negative feed back just ask the critic what have they made with their hands recently!!! enjoy the process and start another project Best wishes David
I think the tool which is saw in this case has to be sharp. I tried many times but what happens is if its not cutting quickly we get tired and then it stsrt going wrong. ):
Im so happy I found your videos. I'm a 62 yr old female, whose worked as a carpenter's helper for my brother for the last 5 yrs. I've grown to love the craft but, jobsites are so busy he doesn't have time to explain the " how to's" I want to learn. Your videos and simple instructions are so easy to follow, and now im making my own wood projects. Thank you, for your help. Debbie Doozit
Mannnn your videos are the best. Absolutely the most enjoyable and easy to understand woodworking videos I've seen yet! I'm beginning to enjoy working with wood thanks to you Thank you!
I really enjoy your videos. I'm just starting out making rustic/recycled wood shelves, side tables, shoe racks and planters etc. Your videos are helping me take things up a level. Thanks for sharing your expansive knowledge.
I’m a young female who’s just getting into wood working and I enjoy your videos. They’re straight to the point, simple, and very informative. Thanks for all the help, please keep the videos coming!👍🏽
Hi there Storyteller, Stress No more ! It certainly doesn’t need to be complicated, practice on some scrap wood and allow imperfections, each one will be a little bit better than the first.Happy Woodworking David
Legend. Nice to see and have found a carpenter with suggestions for hand tools and standard craft, look forward to seeing your other videos. This one was very useful for me, needing to make frames and a saw is all i have! lol
Learning and observing basic woodworking information. Your video is by far the most straightforward, authentic Vid thus far. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Nice video...good info...but what particularly impresses me is that you reply to comments and questions. I am just learning and I really appreciate you and others who take the time to pass on their knowledge rather than being snobbish about it.
Hi Brian Walker Thank you I try to answer questions etc because I honestly enjoy it ,its nice to be able to help people all over the world . I was inspired by a UA-cam guy that helpd me rebuild my motorbike forks Happy Woodworking David
First class video with excellent tips for the amateur wood worker...I used to dislike woodwork when I went to high school, now retired I love it and have become fairly adventurous ...Now the opportunities available for learning these simple skills from youtube are brilliant, thanks for taking the time to help us...👍
Hi Jim Thank you for your comment i appreciate your feedback,id love to see what you're making do you use Facebook or Instagram?Happy Woodworking David
Hi David , thanks for your comments I appreciate them...No my friend I'm no longer on facebook, my account was hacked and got a bit embarrassing with friends of mine...So I decided to keep away from social media, old school I'm afraid...However I'm subscribed to your channel and will keep an eye open for your future videos...By the way adventurous to me is building a workbench and a few benches which is enjoyable...👍
Hi Karlos, that’s great to hear ,Thank you for taking the time to comment,it is very helpful to know what content to make and what not to make.Happy Woodworking David
Grateful to you sir im quite good at metal work, welding and mechanics but really suck at woodwork. But im learning a lot about woodworking from your videos
Hi Michael, I am happy you like the video,it is very satisfying to work with these basic tools go ahead and give it a go ! Take Care during these Strange Days David
Thank you SO MUCH sir. I'm thrilled to have found someone that is so skilled & wise, but able to talk to me at my level & tool availability (or lack thereof). You are AWESOME!! NOW.. just to actually DO.. ;)
This is the first video I've watched on you channel. I like the way you explain with your calm and warm voice. I'm sure I will enjoy other videos of your work from which I will learn a lot.
Thank you Cristi for your feedback it makes me happy to hear that you enjoyed my video and I hope that you will enjoy and learn from older and future videos Happy Woodworking David
Hi Trevor thank you for your feedback ,give it a go on some scrap you'll see its not difficult with a few practice cuts,are there any techniques you would like me to cover in a video?Happy woodworking David
Hi David,thank you so much for your reply. there is a technique I would love you to do a video on and that would be how to cut a perfect circle from a piece of about 3/4inch plywood with a circumference of about 3 inches using hand tools if possible.The reason is I am currently making a whirligig and need to make a hub for the propeller. I do have a jigsaw but is getting a bit old now and doesn't cut a very edge no matter what blade I put in, I really should just buy a new one but was wondering if its possible to do by hand. All the very best...Trev.
Hi Trevor hmmmm! Do you have a semi decent hand saw? If so draw the circle on a piece of thick enough wood for your hub then drill a hole in the center screw the piece on the edge of a table or something secure then saw off straight lines that touch the edge of the circle keep doing this and rotating the work piece you will end up with a rough hexagon then use a rasp or sandpaper to round the corners continue removing corners until it’s round it’s interesting I will give it a try too and video it best of luck David
Alternatively you can buy a coping saw very little expense if you don’t know what one is google it now you have given me a great topic for a video “ways to cut circles with hand tools “ Thanks I will make it asap 🙏🙂
This is what I would call a real DIY. Thank you for sharing your skills & tecnique. Really informative. I learnt something. Please keep doing more such videos. Thank you.
@@RusticDavid, yes a sharp chisel is key. Probably best to learn to hone a blade before attempting to use said blade. Then one will learn aspects of respect, patience, angles and force. Care for your tools and they will serve you well.
Hi Andri thank you for your comment im happy you enjoyed my video i believe you can make most things with limited tools work on sharpening what you have this will help you get better rusults you can check out this video for sharpening tips ua-cam.com/video/2RHpd7EZcDg/v-deo.html what topic would you like to see covered next? Happy woodworking David
Hi Janice yes YT is reading our thoughts quite amazing how it learns what you want to watch!!!any way im glad you found my videos good luck with your project Happy woodworking David
great videos, i like how you only use simple tools. Would love to see a video of you making a simple shoe rack using only simple tools as this will be my next project.
Hi Harry thanks for your feedback im very happy that you enjoyed my video, its fun just to practice on scraps whilst it’s fresh in your mind then the skill will be yours Happy Woodworking David
Thank you Eric theres more on the way and please check out my channel for previously posted video’s If there’s a topic you’d like me to cover id love to hear Happy Woodworking David
Hi Andre Thank you for your question,do you mean divide the waste in two in the female side of the joint ?i f so I haven’t found it necessary but if it helps in removing the waste go for it . If I didn’t answer your question let me know Happy Woodworking David
Simple, direct, easy, (for you). I can't cut straight by hand if I tried, and I have been trying since I was a teen and now I am 67!LOL! Seriously, loved the video, and the simplicity. Gave a thumbs up.
Use your eye to line everything up, square and perpendicular, a finger to rest against as a guide and be mindful of your arm movements to be straight and true. stop and check all prior remarks every few strokes until you a re confident and on track! You can do it.
@@steevo9656 Amazing !!!!you give the most confidence inspiring comment ive ever read !!!!! Thank you for your great input!!!!!! if you dont already teach you should!!!! best wishes David
@@RusticDavid , thanks David. You just inspired a lot of confidence in me too. Maybe we are two kind souls making our way in the world for the good of all! I am actually unemployed and in poverty, maybe I should look into getting a license to be an educator or something. I used to work in joinery, love being creative with wood, and all things. Anyway, all the best and thanks for your kindness.
stee vo Did you ever consider being self employed if you know joinery,or be a handyman meet people do what you like and get paid! My videos started bringing in some a little money that’s also a possibility if you give instruction on UA-cam im sure people will love your attitude I’m in Israel and here there’s a market teaching kids after school you only need a few basic tools and a table! Anyway I am sure you will find your way all the very best be in touch David
Hi Rommel thanks for your feedback yes its perfect for frames the stretched canvas pulls the joints together making a very good frame do you paint? youll save money making your own frames maybe sell some too !!! Happy Woodworking David
Thank you shiffer shiffer try on a few off cuts first then do the real thing if its a bit sloppy at first you can fill any gaps with a thin veneer (slice) of wood Happy woodworking David
What a great video sir. Thank you so much for your insight in how to make a bridal joint, not that I even knew what a bridal joint was,☺️ I’ve just starting working with wood. I wanted to get a nice big square block of wood drill through the middle to make a lamp as I have lovely wooden furniture with metal rustic handles in my room. Thank you so much, now I know exactly how to do a bridal joint myself, well I’ll give it my best shot I love the way you do it by hand, old school saw & chisel I’ll let you know how I got on. Brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks again John
Rustic David..... I will do, I think I missed my calling I love working with wood. Just made a really nice cat pole 6 for high with a 8x8 square piece cut out & wrapped in carpet. I would have done a video myself but maybe wait till I get a bit better. I really do prefer hand saws to electrical saws. Kind regards John
Btw if the hole in the block is for the cable and your drill is short you have 2 options or extend the drill either buy extension or weld it to round stock or take 2 pieces of wood and cut a groove in one you can use a chisel if you have one and glue the 2 blocks together creating a hole through th middle
Thanks a lot for making this with simple equipment we have in house. I have a question. What is the advantage of going for this Bridle joint except joining them with nails? This take more wood than joining with nail also?
As long as recycling furniture the basic technique of corner joint is well explained systematically though it's an ancient technology it is still in use wherever wood is the medium. What about other modern materials ?Say .. MD, plywood and fibreboard . Will you please make any video or suggest some links. Thanks.
Hi Avi industrial sheet materials I think for the hobbyist is best joined with screws and pilot holes or a biscuit jointer ,I haven’t made any videos on the subject yet but I intend to meanwhile watch videos about kitchen cabinet construction Thanks for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
Hi Ari its a strong joint with glue and clamped but if you wish to reinforce it i would recommend drilling through the face of the joint and adding a dowel screws being harder than the wood will enlarge their holes under stress and eventually allow for play i hope that helped Happy woodworking David
Hi Mark Thank you for your feedback yes the dimensions of the wood can be bigger or smaller than in the video but continue to divide the wood in thirds with a 2x4 you could reinforce it with dowels screws or nails Happy Woodworking David
Hi Justit Greetings from Israel, Iam happy you have learned something new from my videos i am uploading weekly so click on the bell for notifications Happy woodworking David
Hello my name is Zena. I LOVE your Diy videos! You explains everything so easy! Yes i subscribed to your channel. I don't know anything about woodworking, so I'll be asking you things as i do my own projects. Thank you so much for taking your time explaining everything in details. I'll be looking you up, when I start my first project; making a sturdy woodworking table. What do you buy to collect the dust as you work (i don't have a garage, I'm doing all my things in my basement)?
Hi Zena Thanks for your comment do you have a plan for your work table? To begin with you can simply sweep or use the vacuum cleaner if you use jig saw you might be able to connect it to your vacuum or there are bigger vacuum cleaners for workshops that can connect to your tools anyway I look forward to hearing how you progress Happy Woodworking David
Abdalaziz Abdalmalik Good morning to you Sir ,Thank you for your comment,regarding safety ,glasses are definitely recommended whilst working with a chisel .And I should be wearing them in the video .Thank you for pointing that out have a great day David
You know as well as the rest that you are just fine working the way you were. Hand saw and chisel wouldn't even require safety gear in an OSHA regulated plant here in the states.
Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! Of I may ask, at the beginning and ending of your video you show the entrance to your workshop and there's something written on the wall that seems to me to be Hebrew. Is that right? And what does it say?
Hi Zeth, well spotted! Yes it Hebrew, I live in Israel and the sign says Rustic Carpentry Workshop,where are you situated on the planet? Thank you for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Hi David, thanks a lot for your answer! I live in Mexico, and I have just recently started to take an interest in woodworking. I've found your videos to be very useful, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge!
Awesome. You made it look so easy and with only simple hand tools.
Hi Grat you can do it too!!!! its not rocket science!! make some practice cuts on scrap wood you will be amazed how quickly you improve and take it easy nobody woke up skilled it takes a little time and your first creations dont have to be perfect make stuff and be proud that you did it yourself!!! Happy woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Rustic David Thank you for the encouragement. There's a simple plant stand that uses a cross lap joint (for which you have also made a video), so I'll practice with that project.
Great! Go for it!! dont be afraid of negative feed back just ask the critic what have they made with their hands recently!!! enjoy the process and start another project Best wishes David
I think the tool which is saw in this case has to be sharp. I tried many times but what happens is if its not cutting quickly we get tired and then it stsrt going wrong. ):
Johar Shaikh I think you have a very good point(no pun intended )a sharp saw does make a world of difference Happy Woodworking David
The best well explained video on UA-cam! As a beginner in woodwork I really am learning a lot more watching and this is only the second one.
You cut so straight, you are amazing!
Phil I’ve been doing it for years,but with a little practice you can get good results Good luck with your projects David
This was very helpful I watch a lot of your videos thanks
Im so happy I found your videos. I'm a 62 yr old female, whose worked as a carpenter's helper for my brother for the last 5 yrs. I've grown to love the craft but, jobsites are so busy he doesn't have time to explain the " how to's" I want to learn. Your videos and simple instructions are so easy to follow, and now im making my own wood projects. Thank you, for your help. Debbie Doozit
Hi Debbie im very happy to hear that my videos help you keep making stuff its the best practice Happy Woodworking David
Mannnn your videos are the best.
Absolutely the most enjoyable and easy to understand woodworking videos I've seen yet!
I'm beginning to enjoy working with wood thanks to you
Thank you!
Thanks for your feedback im very happy to hear that you like the videos,just make stuff !! Have a good weekend David
In this power tools era, I pay respect for this man.
Thank you kind Sir! Have a good weekend David
@@RusticDavid exactly. Most of the tutorials discouraged me by using large jigsaws , clamps , circular saws ,etc things I've never seen before.
I really enjoy your videos. I'm just starting out making rustic/recycled wood shelves, side tables, shoe racks and planters etc. Your videos are helping me take things up a level. Thanks for sharing your expansive knowledge.
Great to hear ! Keep at it !! Best wishes David
finally i found this channel to help me improve my carpentry.thankyou master.
Hi Hukinam I’m happy you found me too!! Happy Woodworking David
I’m a young female who’s just getting into wood working and I enjoy your videos. They’re straight to the point, simple, and very informative. Thanks for all the help, please keep the videos coming!👍🏽
Hi tihany glimane thank you for your comment the best way to learn is to make things practice makes perfect Happy Woodworking David
Make pies instead ha
Your channel is really very helpful for me.thank u very much. Just using by simple tools your doing very amazing job.may God bless you.
Thank you Shalu I’m very happy to be able to help you Happy Woodworking David
Thanks so much for this. I'd been stressing about how I was going to put a bed together without all the fancy woodworking equipment.
Hi there Storyteller, Stress No more ! It certainly doesn’t need to be complicated, practice on some scrap wood and allow imperfections, each one will be a little bit better than the first.Happy Woodworking David
Legend. Nice to see and have found a carpenter with suggestions for hand tools and standard craft, look forward to seeing your other videos. This one was very useful for me, needing to make frames and a saw is all i have! lol
Thank you James im Happy to be of help,you can drill out the waste if you don’t own a chisel Happy Woodworking David
A very simple lesson in carpentry that I have always wanted to learn. It is only here that I got taught. Thank you very much.
Hi Edgardo im Happy to hear that you learned something new please check out my other videos on my channel Happy Woodworking David
Learning and observing basic woodworking information. Your video is by far the most straightforward, authentic Vid thus far. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you Alberta give it a go the more you do the easier it gets Happy woodworking David
I too, agree, 100% with Albert silva's comment...
Thank you Anna Happy woodworking David
Nice video...good info...but what particularly impresses me is that you reply to comments and questions. I am just learning and I really appreciate you and others who take the time to pass on their knowledge rather than being snobbish about it.
Hi Brian Walker Thank you I try to answer questions etc because I honestly enjoy it ,its nice to be able to help people all over the world . I was inspired by a UA-cam guy that helpd me rebuild my motorbike forks
Happy Woodworking David
Simple, direct, and to the point. Definitely going in my favorites list, as I live in a small flat which precludes the use of certain power tools!
Hi Alonzo thank you for your feedback im Happy you like my videos you can keep it quiet with hand tools!!Happy Woodworking David
Hello sir i am a welder technician/ electician i just saw your video much easy as you teach be happy love from me may ALLAH safe your hands
شكرا لك يا صديقي الله يحفظك الحب والسلام ديفيد
@@RusticDavid thnx sir
First class video with excellent tips for the amateur wood worker...I used to dislike woodwork when I went to high school, now retired I love it and have become fairly adventurous ...Now the opportunities available for learning these simple skills from youtube are brilliant, thanks for taking the time to help us...👍
Hi Jim Thank you for your comment i appreciate your feedback,id love to see what you're making do you use Facebook or Instagram?Happy Woodworking David
Hi David , thanks for your comments I appreciate them...No my friend I'm no longer on facebook, my account was hacked and got a bit embarrassing with friends of mine...So I decided to keep away from social media, old school I'm afraid...However I'm subscribed to your channel and will keep an eye open for your future videos...By the way adventurous to me is building a workbench and a few benches which is enjoyable...👍
Have to say I find your channel really helpful and informative thank you it's helped me massively cheers
Hi Karlos, that’s great to hear ,Thank you for taking the time to comment,it is very helpful to know what content to make and what not to make.Happy Woodworking David
Thanks for sharing, it was the perfect tutorial for a sleepy train ride.
hi Stephen hows it going? happy to keep you awake on the train ! all the best David
Grateful to you sir im quite good at metal work, welding and mechanics but really suck at woodwork. But im learning a lot about woodworking from your videos
Hi Charles Glad to hear that my videos help you keep practicing its not rocket science! Best wishes David
@@RusticDavid thanks. It may not be rocket science but its a skill and an art
Awesome. this video is very good for those who can't afford to have power tools.
Hi Michael, I am happy you like the video,it is very satisfying to work with these basic tools go ahead and give it a go ! Take Care during these Strange Days David
@@RusticDavid you too sir! more power and keep safe and healthy!
Thank you SO MUCH sir. I'm thrilled to have found someone that is so skilled & wise, but able to talk to me at my level & tool availability (or lack thereof). You are AWESOME!! NOW.. just to actually DO.. ;)
Hi Marie im Happy to hear you like my videos go ahead and make something without overthinking it go for it you can do it Happy Woodworking David
Awesome! I liked the simplicity of your demonstration. Subscribed. Thank you.
Hi Rod Great Thank you im glad you enjoyed my video Happy Woodworking David
Assalamualikum(May peace be upon you) David. Just got your channel today and started loving your works. You made things easy❤️❤️
I wish i could visit your shop and watch u working wonders. I like your shop setting. Thanks for sharing knowledge.
Thank you Johar you’re welcome to visit anytime!! Thanks for your comment Happy Woodworking David
This is the first video I've watched on you channel. I like the way you explain with your calm and warm voice. I'm sure I will enjoy other videos of your work from which I will learn a lot.
Thank you Cristi for your feedback it makes me happy to hear that you enjoyed my video and I hope that you will enjoy and learn from older and future videos Happy Woodworking David
Very nice and informative, I never thought about joining in this way, thanks for sharing!
Hi Trevor thank you for your feedback ,give it a go on some scrap you'll see its not difficult with a few practice cuts,are there any techniques you would like me to cover in a video?Happy woodworking David
Hi David,thank you so much for your reply. there is a technique I would love you to do a video on and that would be how to cut a perfect circle from a piece of about 3/4inch plywood with a circumference of about 3 inches using hand tools if possible.The reason is I am currently making a whirligig and need to make a hub for the propeller. I do have a jigsaw but is getting a bit old now and doesn't cut a very edge no matter what blade I put in, I really should just buy a new one but was wondering if its possible to do by hand. All the very best...Trev.
Hi Trevor hmmmm! Do you have a semi decent hand saw? If so draw the circle on a piece of thick enough wood for your hub then drill a hole in the center screw the piece on the edge of a table or something secure then saw off straight lines that touch the edge of the circle keep doing this and rotating the work piece you will end up with a rough hexagon then use a rasp or sandpaper to round the corners continue removing corners until it’s round it’s interesting I will give it a try too and video it best of luck David
Ps if you have a clamp use it to keep wood from turning whilst sawing be safe David
Alternatively you can buy a coping saw very little expense if you don’t know what one is google it now you have given me a great topic for a video “ways to cut circles with hand tools “ Thanks I will make it asap 🙏🙂
This is what I would call a real DIY. Thank you for sharing your skills & tecnique. Really informative. I learnt something. Please keep doing more such videos. Thank you.
Thank you gomathi suppiah please Check out my channel for more videos ua-cam.com/channels/h6BH7bGc041jTTNK1CUmlA.html
Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid I most definitely will.
I think it is ok to start chiselling on the line.
Nice humble video.
Hey thats quite right Stee vo but only if you have a sharp chisel! best wishes David
@@RusticDavid, yes a sharp chisel is key. Probably best to learn to hone a blade before attempting to use said blade. Then one will learn aspects of respect, patience, angles and force. Care for your tools and they will serve you well.
Thanks david for sharing and make this video, this help me alots since i dont have too much modern tools.
Hi Andri thank you for your comment im happy you enjoyed my video i believe you can make most things with limited tools work on sharpening what you have this will help you get better rusults you can check out this video for sharpening tips ua-cam.com/video/2RHpd7EZcDg/v-deo.html what topic would you like to see covered next? Happy woodworking David
Liked your video and it reminds me of a few hand tools I have Hanging around, that I will have to get out and put into practice again. Thank you!
Hi Henry Thanks for commenting Go for it dig out your tools and make something !!Happy woodworking David
Thank you David more of the same content please
Thank you Terry im working on it Happy Woodworking David
This is the exact type of channel I've been looking for.
Hi Mark thanks for your comment I hope my videos help you Happy Woodworking David
You, a great teacher . Sire.
Keep it up!
Thank you Eshrad !
Just the how-to I needed right now, YT is reading thoughts, lo!. Well explained and shown, gives me confidence to tackle my project.
Hi Janice yes YT is reading our thoughts quite amazing how it learns what you want to watch!!!any way im glad you found my videos good luck with your project Happy woodworking David
Beautiful work.
Thank you Gary!!
great videos, i like how you only use simple tools. Would love to see a video of you making a simple shoe rack using only simple tools as this will be my next project.
3rd video that I've watched from your collection so far so good. Easy to understand. I'm subscribing. ❤️
Hi Metanoyaph , I am happy that you like my videos Thank you for subscribing hope to hear more from you Happy Woodworking David
Very simple and affordable explanation. Nice to look at
Hi there Robert Thank you for your feedback I would love to hear more, is there any topic you would like me to cover?Happy Woodworking David
Awesome simple. Thank you for teaching me something new. Now I need to think of a way to use this new knowledge.
Hi Harry thanks for your feedback im very happy that you enjoyed my video, its fun just to practice on scraps whilst it’s fresh in your mind then the skill will be yours Happy Woodworking David
Easy listening and very well demonstrated ,enjoyed this and I will be looking in more in the future .
Thank you Eric theres more on the way and please check out my channel for previously posted video’s
If there’s a topic you’d like me to cover id love to hear Happy Woodworking David
Just found your channel, very good content.
It is good to see fellow lovers of the craft passing on techniques to those less gifted.
Thank you David
Good stuff.
All the best from New Jersey, USA.
Hi Machia im happy you like the video Greetings from israel Happy woodworking David
Thank you Sir, it's simple and look easy, you are great at teaching. Can you tell why you did not make 3 cuts before using the chizel ?
Hi Andre Thank you for your question,do you mean divide the waste in two in the female side of the joint ?i f so I haven’t found it necessary but if it helps in removing the waste go for it . If I didn’t answer your question let me know Happy Woodworking David
It's fine like this, thank you !
Simple, direct, easy, (for you). I can't cut straight by hand if I tried, and I have been trying since I was a teen and now I am 67!LOL!
Seriously, loved the video, and the simplicity. Gave a thumbs up.
Thank you Thor !keep trying !!Happy Woodworking David
Use your eye to line everything up, square and perpendicular, a finger to rest against as a guide and be mindful of your arm movements to be straight and true. stop and check all prior remarks every few strokes until you a re confident and on track!
You can do it.
@@steevo9656 Amazing !!!!you give the most confidence inspiring comment ive ever read !!!!! Thank you for your great input!!!!!! if you dont already teach you should!!!! best wishes David
@@RusticDavid , thanks David. You just inspired a lot of confidence in me too. Maybe we are two kind souls making our way in the world for the good of all!
I am actually unemployed and in poverty, maybe I should look into getting a license to be an educator or something. I used to work in joinery, love being creative with wood, and all things.
Anyway, all the best and thanks for your kindness.
stee vo Did you ever consider being self employed if you know joinery,or be a handyman meet people do what you like and get paid! My videos started bringing in some a little money that’s also a possibility if you give instruction on UA-cam im sure people will love your attitude I’m in Israel and here there’s a market teaching kids after school you only need a few basic tools and a table! Anyway I am sure you will find your way all the very best be in touch David
Great, that's useful for me in making frames for canvas needed.
Hi Rommel thanks for your feedback yes its perfect for frames the stretched canvas pulls the joints together making a very good frame do you paint? youll save money making your own frames maybe sell some too !!! Happy Woodworking David
Nicely done and simply explained. Thank you.
Thank you John I’m happy you like my video go and give it ago practice on some off cuts Happy Woodworking David
Very Useful, Well done
Thank you Faridudeen I hope it helps you Happy Woodworking David
thanks david. going to practice this at home!
That was a well made video and the technique displayed was great too ! Many thanks for your care.
Thank you Ferby Furben Happy woodworking David
I liked it too. Thanks for the effort to condense so much information. Thank you.
Thank you Antonio Happy woodworking David
Thank you so much David. Its really useful to me.
Thank you shiffer shiffer try on a few off cuts first then do the real thing if its a bit sloppy at first you can fill any gaps with a thin veneer (slice) of wood Happy woodworking David
Nice Demo.
Thank you Ravi have a great weekend Happy woodworking David
thank you so much man. You made this look easy.
Hey Acesauce give it a go practice on some scraps first you will be surprised how fast you will improve,Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid yes sir thank you for the words of encouragement.
A lovely change to see hand tools being used. Nice vid buddy.
Thank you Kieth if you like the simple approach please check out my channel ua-cam.com/users/RusticDavid best wishes Happy woodworking David
Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it.
Thank you Samuel Go and join some wood Happy woodworking David
Good job my friend!
Thank you Sagiterio Glad that you liked the video Happy Woodworking David
thanks for the simple tools
+jalil hassan Thank you for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
very nice and simple video. I hope you'll get big on youtube.
Thank you BRAINY ADMIRAL I appreciate your input Happy woodworking David
What a great video sir.
Thank you so much for your insight in how to make a bridal joint, not that I even knew what a bridal joint was,☺️
I’ve just starting working with wood.
I wanted to get a nice big square block of wood drill through the middle to make a lamp as I have lovely wooden furniture with metal rustic handles in my room.
Thank you so much, now I know exactly how to do a bridal joint myself, well I’ll give it my best shot
I love the way you do it by hand, old school saw & chisel
I’ll let you know how I got on.
Brilliant 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks again
John
Hi Cassius im very happy that you enjoyed my video! And please do keep me posted on your progress Thank you for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
Rustic David..... I will do, I think I missed my calling I love working with wood.
Just made a really nice cat pole 6 for high with a 8x8 square piece cut out & wrapped in carpet.
I would have done a video myself but maybe wait till I get a bit better.
I really do prefer hand saws to electrical saws.
Kind regards
John
Hi John, never too late ! Keep it up if you enjoy it ,why not make cat pole video if it’s about how you do it !all the best David
Btw if the hole in the block is for the cable and your drill is short you have 2 options or extend the drill either buy extension or weld it to round stock or take 2 pieces of wood and cut a groove in one you can use a chisel if you have one and glue the 2 blocks together creating a hole through th middle
Rustic David great idea, I never thought of chiselling a bit out and glue them together.
Great idea. Thank you Dave
Excellent video thanks 😊
Hi Rosemary,good luck with your project,Happy Woodworking David
Thanks David for the valued toutorial.
Thank you Bill ,take the time to make a few practice cuts before you make the real job Happy Woodworking David
That was a awesome video very helpful thank you
+Carlos Arevalos Thank you !! It makes me happy to hear your feedback Happy Woodworking David
Thank you so much for sharing your awesome working tactics. That was amazing. You used easy English.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hi Ishrat Thank you for your feedback im Happy you can understand my English Happy Woodworking David
Nice job kept simple for novices.
Hi Colin Thanks for your feedback! What do you think would be a good topic for me to make a video on? Happy Woodworking David
Great Video!
Thank you Kaoline!! Have a great week David
Great video mate... Good on ya
Thanks Mate,I hope that it helps you in some way,Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid It will Thanks... Don't get much time at the moment... but your video brought back some good woodworking memories from school.. Cheers
Very instructive! Thank you!
Hi Michael Thank you for your comment Happy Woodworking David
How about a video on how to build that awesome wooden vice?????
Thanks a lot for making this with simple equipment we have in house. I have a question. What is the advantage of going for this Bridle joint except joining them with nails? This take more wood than joining with nail also?
As long as recycling furniture the basic technique of corner joint is well explained systematically though it's an ancient technology it is still in use wherever wood is the medium. What about other modern materials ?Say .. MD, plywood and fibreboard . Will you please make any video or suggest some links. Thanks.
Hi Avi industrial sheet materials I think for the hobbyist is best joined with screws and pilot holes or a biscuit jointer ,I haven’t made any videos on the subject yet but I intend to meanwhile watch videos about kitchen cabinet construction Thanks for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
Enjoyed that, no bullshit or fancy machines, subscribed.....
Hi Spud I’m happy you liked it theres more on my channel Happy Woodworking David
Hi, just glueing seems weak . How about screwing the two mortise and the tenon with screws that just about don't protrude out in addition to glue?
Hi Ari its a strong joint with glue and clamped but if you wish to reinforce it i would recommend drilling through the face of the joint and adding a dowel screws being harder than the wood will enlarge their holes under stress and eventually allow for play i hope that helped Happy woodworking David
Awesome, like the hand tools, to many people use power tools
Hi Anthony thanks for commenting well i think most people beginning woodwork dont have any tools so i try to keep it as basic as i can
Great video, thanks
Great stuff and skill
Thank you lester Happy Woodworking David
You David! Make me happy. Thanks.
Thank you Mirza Happy Woodworking David
Thank you so much sir...i have now an Idea to do in my own work as a carpenter...
Hi Gery thanks for commenting! theres more great videos on my channel ua-cam.com/users/RusticDavid Happy woodworking David
That's a nice workshop.
Thank you Steel Happy woodworking David
Nice methods and techniques for beginners
Hi Muhammad Thank you ! Happy Woodworking to you David
Great tutorial, could you use that method with hand tools on 4x2?
Hi Mark Thank you for your feedback yes the dimensions of the wood can be bigger or smaller than in the video but continue to divide the wood in thirds with a 2x4 you could reinforce it with dowels screws or nails Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Thanks 👍👍
Excellent!👍👍
拍的好。老伯也很朴实，无花巧，所以看的很舒服。
非常感谢你，我的朋友 快乐的木工大卫
Cool I have been wanting to make a simple joint
Hi Papa Go For It !!! Practice on some off cuts Have Fun David
Thank you
I live In Brazil and I’ve leaned so much
Hi Justit Greetings from Israel, Iam happy you have learned something new from my videos i am uploading weekly so click on the bell for notifications Happy woodworking David
Simple, duable. Thanks!
Hi Tony Thank you for your feedback i hope it helps you Happy woodworking David
Great video. Simple joint with simple tools. Sub added.
Hi Bobojons7 Thank you for your comment id love to hear what video you would like me to make Happy Woodworking David
Hello my name is Zena. I LOVE your Diy videos! You explains everything so easy! Yes i subscribed to your channel. I don't know anything about woodworking, so I'll be asking you things as i do my own projects. Thank you so much for taking your time explaining everything in details. I'll be looking you up, when I start my first project; making a sturdy woodworking table. What do you buy to collect the dust as you work (i don't have a garage, I'm doing all my things in my basement)?
Hi Zena Thanks for your comment do you have a plan for your work table? To begin with you can simply sweep or use the vacuum cleaner if you use jig saw you might be able to connect it to your vacuum or there are bigger vacuum cleaners for workshops that can connect to your tools anyway I look forward to hearing how you progress Happy Woodworking David
Morning to you Mr. Harrison, good work, but where is your safety tools ? thanks
Abdalaziz Abdalmalik Good morning to you Sir ,Thank you for your comment,regarding safety ,glasses are definitely recommended whilst working with a chisel .And I should be wearing them in the video .Thank you for pointing that out have a great day David
You know as well as the rest that you are just fine working the way you were. Hand saw and chisel wouldn't even require safety gear in an OSHA regulated plant here in the states.
Great work i really love it...! 👍😊
Thank you Orang have a great week David
Simple but good work
Thank you Sivanesan i appreciate your input there are more joinery videos on my channel ua-cam.com/users/RusticDavid Happy woodworking David
Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! Of I may ask, at the beginning and ending of your video you show the entrance to your workshop and there's something written on the wall that seems to me to be Hebrew. Is that right? And what does it say?
Hi Zeth, well spotted! Yes it Hebrew, I live in Israel and the sign says Rustic Carpentry Workshop,where are you situated on the planet? Thank you for your feedback Happy Woodworking David
@@RusticDavid Hi David, thanks a lot for your answer! I live in Mexico, and I have just recently started to take an interest in woodworking. I've found your videos to be very useful, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge!
going home and doing it. Thanks
Hi Bob Great!!!! Practice it once or twice and then the skill is yours !!!!Happy Woodworking David
very helpful vid sir..
i need this when i am making frames for ny cabinet.
more knowledge please..😁😁😁😁😁👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you Rester ! Have a great weekend David
grand job , thanks for the share 👍
Simple and good , thanks
+P.V. JAYAPRAKASH Greetings! Thank you for your feedback ,what topic would you like to see in future videos? Happy Woodworking David
thank you for the information.
Hi Ben you are very welcome I hope it helps you Happy Woodworking David
thanks for sharing, good information God bless you
+Gilberto Nares Thank you!!for your kind words, please check my channel for more videos uploaded regularly Happy Woodworking David