Making a stool by splitting wood logs in the forest
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Hello, this is Carpenter Sonny.
Our carpentry workshop is in the woods. My house is Korean traditional floor heating structure heated by a wood fire. So there are lots of woods around my house and workshop.
In this time, I used some of them to make a stool.
The stool legs are made from split oak wood that was cut down for my house heating last winter. And the seat of the stool was made using oak that was cut ten years ago and dried well.
I will show you the process of creating a work of art by combining old and young woods.
Thank you.
#DIY #woodworking #stool
Parabéns
obrigado
뗄감으로 사라질 수도 있었던 통나무가 솜씨 좋은 장인을 만나 오래도록 살아남을 작품이 되었네요. 좋은 영상 고맙습니다~^^
응원 감사합니다! 제 고향집이 장작을 때서 난방을 하는 온돌방인 것이 목공 작업에 도움이 되리라고는 저도 예전엔 미처 생각치 못했습니다. ^^ 앞으로 어머니 장작을 자주 훔쳐다 써야겠습니다! ^^
Beautiful work, well done sir!
Thank you sir!
It turned out so lovely. Shibui...
You are the one who speak lovely word ^.^)/
역시 장인의 손길이네요
좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다 : )
👍
Voce tem meus aplausos, muito bom o seu trabalho 👏👏👏👏ja me inscrevi
obrigado. Sua assinatura é minha força!! Vou tentar fazer mais trabalhos legais!
Дуб это хорошо.
what's special about this project? a stool like a stool, made with simple machines.
Yeah it's just a stool.
I hope when I grow up I get to be such a beautiful person and learn how to write such amazing messages and not just a guy who can make just a stool with his hands. 😉
Just a wonderful and beautiful stool
Hello, I like your style. What is the deal with the hot sand. Then cutting the end off after.
Oh Hi, Hot sand processing is for drying wood point edges!! If they shrink later, they might loosen and out of seat hole. So I force it shrinking with hot sand before assembly ^^)/
How is it an artisan like you only have 560 subscribers?
Hi ^^ I just started youtube channel couple of months ago so. Hope to continue long long : ) give me a cheering!
@@carpentersonny
Will definitely be supporting you bro...😊👍
I say this out of concern for your safety, not to be negative. You get your hands WAY too close to the blade. And when you were cutting the corners off with the blade tilted to 45 degrees your fence should have been on the other side of the blade. Your stock should never be trapped under the blade, eventually you’ll have a bad kickback.
You are right. I have two table saws and a strong one have no riving knife. I hope getting good ONE for my safety someday soon. Thank you for your concern advice.
@@carpentersonny you’re welcome, be safe. We all get too comfortable sometimes and need a reminder to not take shortcuts.🙂