Give the Gift of Woodworking. Geared Candy Machine. FarmCraft101
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- I assist my daughter in her first woodworking project, a geared candy machine. A great intro to woodworking for a kid.
I got the idea here:
www.instructab...
Online gear generator:
www.woodgears.c...
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It's always good to see the family involved in our woodworking projects. It's especially nice to see a young lady interested enough to learn! Good for her and you too Dad!
Great job teaching Dad! Even better is your daughter wants to learn. Nice
Job to both of you!
Good job, Mr John she's adorable, and great memories. These go way back. Still loving the channel.
She did awesome! Reminds me when I was her age working with my dad
I like your share shop time with your daughter, I did the same with my 3, but I see safety is on the lowest priority in your shop! Hair, safety glasses long sleeves, glad there were no issues this time!
Great job Ivy! Impressive skills 👍😊 by the way, I hope you realise you have a super cool dad!
She made you proud. I can tell. Go, daughters!
good job getting your daughter involved in the shop. I did my best to get all 3 of my boys interested in as many industrial arts as I could, using it both as a chance to teach them, and to spend time hanging out. I wish more parents would spend time in the garage making things with their kids. it gives them self confidence, and self sufficiency that they don't get elsewhere. and Ivy, you did a great job. keep working with tools, and learning as much as you can, you will never be unhappy that you know how to do it, but might really wish you had learned someday if you don't.
Awsome. Just love to see you workk and teach your daughter some of your skills. Nothing better then to spend time with my kids in the workshop repairing and building. Still to this day I remember the feeling when I was a kid spending time with my granddad and my father in the forge. Offcourse ended up being a roughtneck heavy machinery repair old style my self.
Extremely awesome!
I'm a dad and just getting into woodworking. Maybe should save this project for next year's Christmas gift.
Thank you for your time.
really nice video, i wish my dad was as cool as you are.
Same here. When I was a kid and wanted my dad to help me he always said stand there and just watch. Needless to say I ended up learning majority of what I know by myself and since I didn't know about UA-cam till I was about 15 I kinda did it as a trial and error before I learned. Got scars from saws, chisels and smash my left thumb about 20 times till I learned how to properly hold a hammer lol
Awesome video! These will be the times you both will treasure
Those kid fingers near the blades make me so nervous, but she's very careful and it's better to learn how to do these things at her age.
Now it's time for Ivy to pour her own cannon!
And then you guys could have cannon wars, LOL!
(Just kidding! :-D ..)
Great Job Ivy, Your Dad is teaching you the right way. You will always remember you too working together and he is teaching you skills you can always use. Walnut wood is nice to work with.😅 9/13/2022
It's nice to see a father and daughter doing something constructive together
Wow perfect family time ,
I really like your daughters friendly kind of crazyness. Really wonder where she got that... 😄 I hope her growing up will keep it! Like it was by her dad. 🙃
I know this was a long time ago but I'm watching today. I wear prescription glasses just like dad so I don't think much about it. Even so, sometimes the odd bit of detritus gets by the edge of the lens. Even so, they have saved me a lot of grief. I notice Ivy doesn't wear glasses. Eye protection is so important in the workshop. Even when you think the crud is only going away from you, like on the band saw, something can happen. Edit: I see she put some on while using the table saw...even so. Call me a "safety nanny" if you must.
Ivy you're a lucky girl! Learn all you can from you dad. So many woman are making a very good living in woodworking and on youtube, check it out. I can't get my grandson in the shop at all. What a great project you and your dad built. I hope to build it some day too!
Like father, like daughter, I would have liked to see more of her facial reactions. They're funny.
Another safety tip..wear a mask when sanding.
She is young easy to train now. And Dad it only takes a split second to lose you sight if a wood chip gets in your eyes..or your hair is ripped from your head when it gets caught in a moving part you dust that gets in your lungs. Safety is a pain in the ass but has saved many from injuries and death.
I like that you used the gear generator that Matthias Wandel wrote!
This comment is for your daughter! I juat have to know, how is it having the coolest dad ever? If I'm being honest though my dad was exactly the same and when I was young, everyday he found something he needed me to help him work on, so so it wasn't my favorite thing but now I can fix just about anything and even more after watching your dad. I have a sneaking suspicion your gender may give you an out on all that work! 😅😊
Nice job. She did really good
Love that you did this! Good coaching 👌
You win father of the decade John.
Nice job y’all!
Kudos on teaching your girl to use power tools.
She should stop walking backwards in the shop, however. :-)
Nice!
You have much more round objects in the lower parts than me. I would be extremely scared leaving my kids near saws without a ton of safe equipment.
Father-daughter bonding time! (pun totally intended working with glue)
And she's a total ham on camera...
Haha, Ivy's cute and funny like Hello Kitty! :-D
I was so excited to try my hand at making this, but don't understand the gears or what to put in for the gear template maker. It only shows 2 gears on the gear template maker as well. Was going to make this for my godson for a present, but not sure it's going to happen now, because of that :-( Great job to you & your daughter thou & it's always nice to see someone working with their children :)
Haha, "the little... up-and-down saw"! :-D
Thanks for your comment love, John! I look forward to your reply to my question down below (about hair safety). :-)
Hey Dad teach safety first..roll up long sleves
2nd..wear safety glasses
3rd..tie up hair / let her wear a baseball hat and put ponytail thru back adjustment part to keep hair away
Well done. Even rivals some of your dads videos Ivy. You may want to be careful though...I think he may have some heavy lifting in store for you, and this was dads way of asking for help cleaning out the wood shop :)
Good video. Cringed at the beginning with the hair down at the beginning, but it turned out to be a work of art. Ivy will remember her first wood project even after its dusty and broken just because it was with her dad.
Ha, maybe it won't break in their lifetimes! Who knows?
Beautiful job by Ivy and Dad. Now if you could teach her to use a dust mask, That would be great!
Loved the video. Thanks
Wooo its so nice video. Jeje
Hmmm, the beginnings of an automated pet feeder?
Muy bueno 👍😅
Can you make a vending machine
👏🏻👍
My dad would have yelled at me messing up any of that.
👍
The gear website asked a lot of questions I didn't know how to answer ... 😢
So then you _didn't_ have her hair put up for safety at first because...?
Because I forgot!
OK! Glad ya got it taken care of soon after. Thanks for your cool videos! Nice to see ya replying in here.
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