Pure talent as a result of consistently building your skills and demonstrating passion for the work. Your love for the craft is quite evident. What an inspiration 😊
You blow my mind everytime I watch one of your videos. I see the finished product in the thumbnail but the whole time throughout the video I don't understand how you'll get there until the final step, then I can't even recognize the original individual pieces to see that "ah ha" moment. God has given you an amazing talent, keep up the awesome work
Not just outstanding craftsmanship, but stellar production and editing. I'm sensing Guy Ritchie influences with a twist of Japanese game show and 8-bit homebrew. Well done, sir. Take a bow.
I really appreciate your editing at all the appropriate moments which show close ups of the manufacturing steps. If only I could understand how you get to all those cuts in an impossibly complex pattern. Fantastic work! Not sure if your dog knows what is going on but you sure seem to.
Hi Ryan! Once again an absolutely F***king awesome and a beautiful piece of work! I totally love the editing in this video, especially the sounds that just made me giggle, whilst watching a master at work. Very different to your previous editing but so cool! Don't give up on your previous style of editing because that is also cool! Keep up the good work & thanks for uploading!
Beautiful piece. You definitely have a talent. My wife and I enjoy the sounds of the work being done, however we also enjoy some narration in videos as well, and found the clamping sounds pretty shrill 😬. I'm definitely not in any position to tell you how to make a video, but just my preference would be some nice balance of wood working sounds and narration; not just one or the other. We love watching Blacktail Studios, however he never has the woodworking sounds and is only narration. Hearing you talk about your work could bring light to your personality and be a benefit. Just a thought. Again, I am in no position to tell you what to do. Best wishes and keep up the awesome work!
Such good feedback! Thank you for that. It definitely helps me figure out how to better edit my videos. I'm a big fan of Cam's channel as well. All the best to you and your wife :)
Hi Ryan. I really enjoy your videos. I’ve made quite a few of the MTM boards, but I think the 3D cube one is the most wasteful. With that in mind I really think you could save yourself a few quid on glue if you only applied it to one surface. You really don’t need to do both- I’ve never had a board de-laminate, ever. Too much glue only increases the curing time, doesn’t increase strength, and most of it is squeezed out all over the place anyway. Oh, and your video editing is brilliant.
This is so great! Is there a particular wood glue you use, and/or is there something you do to increase your work time? I generally use titebond 3, and there's no way I'd be able to use it for the time it takes to glue this up. Absolutely brilliant Q-Bert board (as I think of them as a product from the 80's!) Thanks for the edit!
Trabalho impressionante que exige muita paciência e concentração, o cuidado e a habilidade com que fabricou a prancha de corte fez com que fizesse uma obra de arte de valor inestimável. Parabéns pelo vídeo, continue fazendo maravilhas desse tipo e muito mais.
I might go a little overkill with raising the grain. I do it in between every grit after 80 grit. I'm of the belief it does make a difference in the smoothness of the finished product. But I can't say I've ran any real testing to prove it makes a difference. One thing I do believe it helps with is keeping the glue lines from popping up afterwards and being able to feel them when you run your hand across the board. I find if you continually raise the grain and knock it down, that problem doesn't happen. If I was doing edge grain projects, I'd just raise the grain once, but end grain is a different beast and I do everything I can to tame it.
I wonder how much that would cost if you put it into A Museum of modern Art, I bet some rich tosser could pay you enough to retire??? You have a real talent 👍
Dude, I totally agree. I’m not happy with the editing I did on this one. Been seriously considering doing a better version where I actually explain what I’m doing. Thanks for the feedback!
@@ryanhawkins Hey mate, if you do another can you do something that no other site does... specify the initial board that you use with full dimensions. This way inexperienced people such as myself know to use say by 10 inch wide 4/4 or 8/4 boards and at what initial length to cut them. This would be so helpful!
Insane! Your ability to see the outcome is pure talent. Thanks for taking the time to share with us.
I can't wait to get enough clamps to try this. Great work and dedication. That cutting board looks amazazing!
Outstanding. Incredible 3d effect from all angles. Excellent craftwork.
Love the sound editing, especially at 12:07 hahaha
Pure talent as a result of consistently building your skills and demonstrating passion for the work. Your love for the craft is quite evident. What an inspiration 😊
You blow my mind everytime I watch one of your videos. I see the finished product in the thumbnail but the whole time throughout the video I don't understand how you'll get there until the final step, then I can't even recognize the original individual pieces to see that "ah ha" moment. God has given you an amazing talent, keep up the awesome work
So kind of you to say, thank you!
Not just outstanding craftsmanship, but stellar production and editing. I'm sensing Guy Ritchie influences with a twist of Japanese game show and 8-bit homebrew. Well done, sir. Take a bow.
Love this comment!
That was pretty sick !!
You’re such a great woodwork artisan bravo 🎉 👏
Great job
Thanks for share
Your glue up stressed me out so bad 🤣🤣🤣 awesome video awesome piece
Thanks!
Absolutely amazing. 💪💪💪
Beautiful work
Beautiful board
Heel erg knap gedaan.👍
Amazing, as usual. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you
This is so beautiful! Keep up the great work
I've done this pattern myself. If it wasn't for all the waste I'd probably make a bunch more. Nice work.
Me to Travis! I made 6 like this and your right on the waste!
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Wow!! Absolutely awesome!!! I am on a quest to emulate you!!
I really appreciate your editing at all the appropriate moments which show close ups of the manufacturing steps. If only I could understand how you get to all those cuts in an impossibly complex pattern. Fantastic work! Not sure if your dog knows what is going on but you sure seem to.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Thank you my friend :)
You do such a great job on the cutting boards! 👍🏻🙂
Astounding!!
pure art
You Sir are amazing, thank you
Thank you!
Nice nice nice bro great jobs tnx
That's a very nice
Hi Ryan! Once again an absolutely F***king awesome and a beautiful piece of work! I totally love the editing in this video, especially the sounds that just made me giggle, whilst watching a master at work. Very different to your previous editing but so cool! Don't give up on your previous style of editing because that is also cool! Keep up the good work & thanks for uploading!
Beautiful piece. You definitely have a talent. My wife and I enjoy the sounds of the work being done, however we also enjoy some narration in videos as well, and found the clamping sounds pretty shrill 😬. I'm definitely not in any position to tell you how to make a video, but just my preference would be some nice balance of wood working sounds and narration; not just one or the other. We love watching Blacktail Studios, however he never has the woodworking sounds and is only narration. Hearing you talk about your work could bring light to your personality and be a benefit. Just a thought. Again, I am in no position to tell you what to do. Best wishes and keep up the awesome work!
Such good feedback! Thank you for that. It definitely helps me figure out how to better edit my videos. I'm a big fan of Cam's channel as well. All the best to you and your wife :)
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Отличная работа.
If you ever enter into a belt sanding competition I’m putting my money on you. Nice board!
INSANE!!!! Description of cuts would be great!
Awesome product. Maybe add some narrative. Otherwise enjoyed watching.
👍🏼
Hi Ryan. I really enjoy your videos. I’ve made quite a few of the MTM boards, but I think the 3D cube one is the most wasteful.
With that in mind I really think you could save yourself a few quid on glue if you only applied it to one surface. You really don’t need to do both- I’ve never had a board de-laminate, ever. Too much glue only increases the curing time, doesn’t increase strength, and most of it is squeezed out all over the place anyway.
Oh, and your video editing is brilliant.
Good to see you back mate, I'm going to ask the question ⁉️ Do you ship to Australia 🦘
I have shipped to Australia, I'm happy to give you a quote.
Absolutely give me a quote for three boards 👍🏾
HEY My name is Ryan too !!!
This is so great! Is there a particular wood glue you use, and/or is there something you do to increase your work time?
I generally use titebond 3, and there's no way I'd be able to use it for the time it takes to glue this up. Absolutely brilliant Q-Bert board (as I think of them as a product from the 80's!) Thanks for the edit!
Glad you liked it! One of my oldest videos, was still learning how to edit 😂 - I use Titebond 3 for all my boards
Gorgeous but time to edge all your pieces before final glue up and use a fence to prevent drift, at least thats my plan for my next couple of boards.
Beautiful board, I definitely do not have the patience to attempt doing this.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Fucking awesome work.
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Gorgeous as always Ryan...
Quick question. Can you tell me where you got your oil applicator??
Thank, and keep em coming...
Thanks Dale. Applicator is from Clark's, try this link: www.amazon.ca/dp/B078SJPK7X?ref=exp_westcoastboards_dp_vv_d
6:27 whats the dimension for the cut ? the smalle part !?
Trabalho impressionante que exige muita paciência e concentração, o cuidado e a habilidade com que fabricou a prancha de corte fez com que fizesse uma obra de arte de valor inestimável. Parabéns pelo vídeo, continue fazendo maravilhas desse tipo e muito mais.
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Hey Ryan, love your shop and your work. I make similar boards and I can't help but ask, did you raise the grain more than once? And if so, why?
I might go a little overkill with raising the grain. I do it in between every grit after 80 grit. I'm of the belief it does make a difference in the smoothness of the finished product. But I can't say I've ran any real testing to prove it makes a difference. One thing I do believe it helps with is keeping the glue lines from popping up afterwards and being able to feel them when you run your hand across the board. I find if you continually raise the grain and knock it down, that problem doesn't happen. If I was doing edge grain projects, I'd just raise the grain once, but end grain is a different beast and I do everything I can to tame it.
Beautiful work!
... 15'46": really glue was dried just 1h later? 😳
Thanks
Thats about right
This was just a glue clean up, then it goes back into clamps again.
@@bigredruss73 I do the same thing. Saves ALOT of time later
I take the clamps off just long enough to scrape the excess, then put them back on.
How long did this take you to make?
Wonder what the board foot waist percentage is.
fascinating video and lovely board. I hated the sound though and had to watch on mute. I much prefer the commentary style.
Great feedback! Seriously. It helps me figure out how to make better videos.
I wonder how much that would cost if you put it into A Museum of modern Art, I bet some rich tosser could pay you enough to retire??? You have a real talent 👍
Thanks for watching!
nice board..a lot of work....some of your rows are off though.
There's for sure a few imperfections in this one. :)
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I stopped the video at 1;57 . ALWAYS !!! put the crown side UP when you joint the board
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Completely useless video, also shown in sped up manner with no audio or explanation as to the processes.
Dude, I totally agree. I’m not happy with the editing I did on this one. Been seriously considering doing a better version where I actually explain what I’m doing. Thanks for the feedback!
@@ryanhawkins Hey mate, if you do another can you do something that no other site does... specify the initial board that you use with full dimensions. This way inexperienced people such as myself know to use say by 10 inch wide 4/4 or 8/4 boards and at what initial length to cut them. This would be so helpful!
dude the pausing, is making me think this was made for children -.-
David Copperfield of woodworking
Beautiful work