Oh I miss the country of my ancestors and am so thankful I could live there and learn some of these things in the west country whilst there. One day my yurt, made of ash from England and willow from Wales etc will be put up again in Australia where I now live.
Indeed the climate and terrain is so different in Australia compared t the UK. Sincerely hope you fulfill your vision of setting up your Yurt and being able to spend time in it ~Peace~
That sound of foot powered industry would have filled rural areas back in the day so it's great that people keep these skills alive - great stuff, man.
Keep last weekend of April free in your diary as i'll be down Durham to attend a gathering organised by Matty, would be great to have you pop over or even attend if you're free ~Peace~
My schedule is a nightmare with barely 30 minutes free a day but I'd happily take a day off to make that short trip to see you and whatever is going on there - you'll have to remind me nearer the time though as my memory is getting worse, lol
Alas we don't have a wilderness like in North America and Scandinavia but we are blessed to have a rich calendar of events and gatherings. Appreciate you watching Brandon and for your kind words ~Peace~
Thank you for sharing another craft gathering. I always look forward to seeing what people are making even if I can't be there in person. You always show a good sample of what is going on.
Thank you kindly James, yes events like these are not always convenient for people to attend so I try my best to capture as much of the essence as possible ~Peace~
Thank you for bringing this to us Zed. There's talent everywhere. I might even be inspired to get my lathe rigged up and sharpen me chisels. I see so many unique tools there. Cheers buddy.
Exelent video Zed. Congratulations for shearing such an amazing experience with us. Green woodworking exelent. I'm starting on it and it's great. Bless
I envy your passion and lifestyle. You’ve worked hard to bring us each of your videos with each episode full of a life time of inspiration. The friendships you’ve made, the endorsements of fellow UA-camrs... all earned. Hard work and dedication. Clearly put, respect... you’ve earned it! I could go on for a thousand and three words but you’d only blush.... just keep up the good work and the trickle down effect... cause every post you have means worlds to someone somewhere. You have a knack.... knack away.... knack away..... ~~Cheers~~ MG
Great to see that at least some part of people in the UK are already preparing for when you guys leave the EU. Also great to know that you people will at least have bowls to eat out of and spoons to eat with … ;P tnx for sharing another Zedocumentary, and a great tnx to those at the event being willing to show of their skills on camera so that i could enjoy them. Looks like a lot of fun and i saw some amazing stuff i didn't think would even be possible on a lathe. Definitely something i hope to get into at some point in my life, and seeing the age range of people actively involved i seem to be pretty much free to choose when ever it suits me. Tnx to all and i hope you had (and will have in the future) a blessed event ~ Peace !
Love the video The folk music is great it's an art form that unfortunately has faded away here in the USA I noticed that some people rap the rope many times around the mandrel and some only a few times does the number of raps increase speed or is just preference
The music at this event was great, some real talented singers and musicians. reg the mandrel there's lots of variables such as type of cordage used, the height of the lever point, etc therefore it tends to differ with each one ~Peace~
Thats Alastair Dargue a well respected bowl carver, you can contact him via Instagram and ask him as unfortunately I don't rememebr the make of it ~Peace~
Not at the moment however very soon i'll be visiting a friend of mine who is one of the top bowl turners in the UK to film a series of turning videos for beginners, within that he will provide plans for you to make your own. Hopefully next year I plan to film a video of one being made as it's quite a long process so i'll need to take out a few days to film it ~Peace~
Come and do a course with Will & Yoav here at Brook House Woods! You'll make your own lathe and then turn bowls on it! www.willstclair.co.uk/bowl-turning
Excellent video, Zed!! I was so into the video when you popped up at the end I was thinking "No, it wasn't on long enough!!" LOL. It's been a long time since I was that into a vid! Good job, Zed, very engaging!!
As always you are very kind, there was so much going on at this event that I tried my best to give a sense of the talent and vibe here without dragging the video on too long or making it too short ~Peace~
That's one video that, while it was long, could have been much longer because it was so entertaining! I can't believe some dickless wonder actually gave you a thumbs down! WTF? Well, you can't please everyone, especially the involuntarily celibate, you know, because they're sans penis and can't do shit anyway! Can't wait for the next one Zed!
Oh I miss the country of my ancestors and am so thankful I could live there and learn some of these things in the west country whilst there. One day my yurt, made of ash from England and willow from Wales etc will be put up again in Australia where I now live.
Indeed the climate and terrain is so different in Australia compared t the UK. Sincerely hope you fulfill your vision of setting up your Yurt and being able to spend time in it ~Peace~
I liked the objects made of wood very much and I also liked the manufacturing methods .
Yes it helps keep old traditions alive ~Peace~
That sound of foot powered industry would have filled rural areas back in the day so it's great that people keep these skills alive - great stuff, man.
Most definitely, also a few of these guys are from your part of the country. Matty Whittaker, the blacksmith is from Durham ~Peace~
Zed Outdoors Nice one, that is only about 20 minutes South of my place.
Keep last weekend of April free in your diary as i'll be down Durham to attend a gathering organised by Matty, would be great to have you pop over or even attend if you're free ~Peace~
My schedule is a nightmare with barely 30 minutes free a day but I'd happily take a day off to make that short trip to see you and whatever is going on there - you'll have to remind me nearer the time though as my memory is getting worse, lol
More pure bushcraft art from Zed! Thank you sir.
My man thank you! ~Peace~
Fantastic video. Love the wood working. Thanks for sharing
Thank you kindly Diane ~Peace~
Thanks for posting Zed, that was great.
You are very kind Harry thank you, hopefully you can make this event next year as I have no doubt you'd enjoy it here a lot ~Peace~
Man, you folks in England have all the good gatherings! Thanks for sharing with the rest of us, Zed. Cheers!
Alas we don't have a wilderness like in North America and Scandinavia but we are blessed to have a rich calendar of events and gatherings. Appreciate you watching Brandon and for your kind words ~Peace~
Thank you for sharing another craft gathering. I always look forward to seeing what people are making even if I can't be there in person. You always show a good sample of what is going on.
Thank you kindly James, yes events like these are not always convenient for people to attend so I try my best to capture as much of the essence as possible ~Peace~
Nice job Zed. Thanks for sharing and keep up the fantastic work you are doing to the green wood work community.
Thank you as always Hakon and hope you are well ~Peace~
👍❤️ Good job as always. Appreciated!
Thank you Rick! ~Peace~
Thank you for bringing this to us Zed. There's talent everywhere. I might even be inspired to get my lathe rigged up and sharpen me chisels. I see so many unique tools there. Cheers buddy.
Yes there were people of all abilities here and was inspiring to be around, appreciate you watching and for your kind words David thank you ~Peace~
Fantastic video Zed thanks for sharing this
Appreciate you watching thank you ~Peace~
Great share Zed!
It was a pleasant video.
I enjoyed it from the start to the end.
Thank you kindly my friend! ~Peace~
That lathe is awesome
Yes they are amazing to see in action ~Peace~
Exelent video Zed. Congratulations for shearing such an amazing experience with us. Green woodworking exelent. I'm starting on it and it's great. Bless
Franco thank you! ~Peace~
Excellent thank you for another quality video. Great content.
You are very kind thank you Gary ~Peace~
great vid Zed.
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
Yet another fine vid. Thanks for everything you do. I look forward to the next one!
Peace, Mark
Thank you kindly Mark ~Peace~
I envy your passion and lifestyle. You’ve worked hard to bring us each of your videos with each episode full of a life time of inspiration. The friendships you’ve made, the endorsements of fellow UA-camrs... all earned. Hard work and dedication. Clearly put, respect... you’ve earned it! I could go on for a thousand and three words but you’d only blush.... just keep up the good work and the trickle down effect... cause every post you have means worlds to someone somewhere. You have a knack.... knack away.... knack away..... ~~Cheers~~
MG
My friend I sincerely appreciate your kind words thank you ~Peace~
Need to go next year ... Cheers zed
Thank you kindly my man ~Peace~
Zed simply fascinating pure intelligence ty
You are very kind Matt thank you ~Peace~
Nice video buddy very interesting 🙂 👍
Thank you kindly my man ~Peace~
Great video zed I have to be there next year...
You'll love it, beautiful part of the country too ~Peace~
Great to see that at least some part of people in the UK are already preparing for when you guys leave the EU. Also great to know that you people will at least have bowls to eat out of and spoons to eat with … ;P
tnx for sharing another Zedocumentary, and a great tnx to those at the event being willing to show of their skills on camera so that i could enjoy them. Looks like a lot of fun and i saw some amazing stuff i didn't think would even be possible on a lathe. Definitely something i hope to get into at some point in my life, and seeing the age range of people actively involved i seem to be pretty much free to choose when ever it suits me. Tnx to all and i hope you had (and will have in the future) a blessed event ~ Peace !
Yes slowly but surely you are starting to get some Dutch turners too, i'm starting to meet some of them learning from teachers here in the UK ~Peace~
Nice :)
Shots fired
@@Joshua-hz3cl hehe ;) … Zed wisely keeping away from it though :/ … :D
If there's a spoon carving gathering and a bowl carving gathering, then there must be a plate carving gathering. LoL. Thanks for the video Zed. - Josh
Noticing a trend here josh ;) ~Peace~
Love the video
The folk music is great it's an art form that unfortunately has faded away here in the USA
I noticed that some people rap the rope many times around the mandrel and some only a few times does the number of raps increase speed or is just preference
The music at this event was great, some real talented singers and musicians. reg the mandrel there's lots of variables such as type of cordage used, the height of the lever point, etc therefore it tends to differ with each one ~Peace~
Great video! I would love to learn how to make more things out of wood.
Indeed, those skills are transferable to day to day bushcraft in the forest ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors yes! Peace be with you, too.
I love the sound it makes. Does anyone else think it sounds like “Ivor the Engine”? 😆(UK children’s TV series, 19...80s?).
lol it does a little :) ~Peace~
Would love to know who made the adze shown beginning at 4:45. Thought it might just be a modified Karlsson but not sure.
Thats Alastair Dargue a well respected bowl carver, you can contact him via Instagram and ask him as unfortunately I don't rememebr the make of it ~Peace~
A great sum up of a magical event!
Mr Roberts thank you kindly my man ~Peace~
Is there a video on how to make the bowl spinning lathes?
Not at the moment however very soon i'll be visiting a friend of mine who is one of the top bowl turners in the UK to film a series of turning videos for beginners, within that he will provide plans for you to make your own. Hopefully next year I plan to film a video of one being made as it's quite a long process so i'll need to take out a few days to film it ~Peace~
Come and do a course with Will & Yoav here at Brook House Woods! You'll make your own lathe and then turn bowls on it! www.willstclair.co.uk/bowl-turning
Excellent video, Zed!! I was so into the video when you popped up at the end I was thinking "No, it wasn't on long enough!!" LOL. It's been a long time since I was that into a vid! Good job, Zed, very engaging!!
As always you are very kind, there was so much going on at this event that I tried my best to give a sense of the talent and vibe here without dragging the video on too long or making it too short ~Peace~
That's one video that, while it was long, could have been much longer because it was so entertaining! I can't believe some dickless wonder actually gave you a thumbs down! WTF? Well, you can't please everyone, especially the involuntarily celibate, you know, because they're sans penis and can't do shit anyway! Can't wait for the next one Zed!
that was really bowling :)
I see what you did there ;) ~Peace~
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Thank you Lars, love your videos btw you produce some beautiful work ~Peace~
very nice
Thank you kindly ~Peace~
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Thank you Karlos :) ~Peace~
Nice ❤..
I'll stick to my electric lathe though ;-)
Hey ...you'll still end up with a bowl at the end of it ;) ~Peace~
@@Zedoutdoors yes indeed.
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Mr Brown thank you kindly ~Peace~
first! Hey Zed
My man! ~Peace~