Day 2 Seven Scrapwood Challenge videos in Seven Days. Check back tomorrow for the next episode or check out yesterdays if you haven't seen it already. Join the Makers Mob for full Month of Live Events happening all throughout January starting on January 7th, 2021 rlnk.cc/paskmakesteachersseries
I love how so many of your videos start with "I've not tried this before". Most of my projects start the same way, so you give me a confidence boost to just try it.
Projects like this show Mr. Pask for what he is, not just a woodworker, not simply a maker, not only a craftsman, but a True Artist. Amazing design and execution.
I don't do woodworking myself but I must have watched hundreds of videos from many people. I am still amazed every time I see how strongly wood glue holds things together.
Pask -- not only are you very clever in your designing and construction of your "scrap wood challenge" videos, you must also have the patience of Job! Well done - and stay safe.
Mr. Pask thanks for the uploads, what a great idea to do 7 videos in a row. This is better than any tv show nowadays. Also great work too came out really nice in the end.
I don't wish to downplay the skill and ingenuity, because there's plenty on display, but THE most impressive thing about this project is the sheer patience.
I'm not Catholic, but I was thinking that if there were a patron saint of patience and craftsmanship, it would be Saint Neil. This guy amazes me. I love watching people who know what they are doing do it, and he definitely qualifies.
Maybe it’s just me. But does anyone also geek out when Neil uses another Scrap wood challenge project to work on the current scrap wood challenge project! I mean that just makes me feel like something special is happening. I love that mini workbench. This was a great build Neil and I can not wait to replicate it one day. Look forward to tomorrow’s video.
You just earned an honorary master's degree in Patience on this project! Hand carving every single detent into that little bowl takes a special person. Always enjoy your videos!
Man do I love your videos i would sweep your shop floor free just to watch you work. Problem is I live in North Wales [GB] so this 76yr old will continue watching on UA-cam.
Thanks for this video. You're videos make things look so easy, and I know they're not always, but you've inspired me to try things I'd previously thought were "too hard" for me. Some worked out, and some didn't, but I learned at every step of the way.
I appreciate the patience that you have. You have taken on so many projects that require extreme patience and would drive a mere mortal man insane. Keep up the good work.
My initial reaction was “Paint? Oh, no.” But your vision held true (as usual). Looks great. Thanks for the video. Looking forward (as always) to what’s next.
I don't know whether to call it a bowl or a vase or a pot, but I think what counts here is that you're exploring techniques and creativelive possibilities and making something beautiful.
Neil, your talent and abilities always shine through. What a lovely little vase. I wondered why the milk paint until you got done and it's beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us.
you think for a bit that he's taking it easy and just making a bowl... then he proceeds to hand carve the whole thing in a very complicated way. amazing work & well done!
That was a lot of fun....I (like others have commented) admire your patience....one of your greatest assets. Time to fabricate a dust collection module for your lathe! Best wishes and a be well.
I was wondering how you'd divide the vessel into equal segments. Ingeniously done! I had no idea there were indexing holes in a chuck. Milk paint was a really good choice, letting the beauty of the wood show thru. Once again, you blow my mind. 🤯
That looks great Neil. I really like the pattern that you put on that. I’ve seen other bowls, hollow forms, pots, vases, or what have you that have been hand carved but most have been carved into a spiral pattern.
Tomato/tomato.. Looks awesome anyway - you made the right call with the paint and the scuffed corners, looked even better with it! Great project as always!
Watching your videos makes me realize how little patience I have. Ha! Love all your videos and projects but no way I would have the patience to build some of them. Keep up the great work!
Kind of got a nice pineapple feel to it. I like that pattern, though I think if i go to do it, it would be more of a singular band around the base i think. I also like the paint choice. You're absolutely correct with showing off the facets better
Also, I think a good way to have a bit more consistency on the carved recesses would be to drill out the center with a depth mark on the drill bit. Then carve to the bottom of the hole.
Before this video I was a huge fan of yours 😍 now I am also huge fan of your patience 😘❤️ Can't wait other 5 challenges 😵 love and respect and a huge fan from India 😘
Day 2 Seven Scrapwood Challenge videos in Seven Days. Check back tomorrow for the next episode or check out yesterdays if you haven't seen it already.
Join the Makers Mob for full Month of Live Events happening all throughout January starting on January 7th, 2021 rlnk.cc/paskmakesteachersseries
Well I ain't got Facebook
Knocking the edges off like that making it look a bit rustic was 100% the right way to go, made it more characteristic imo
I love how so many of your videos start with "I've not tried this before". Most of my projects start the same way, so you give me a confidence boost to just try it.
You, sir, have more patience than anyone else I ever seen. Beautifully done.
So I recommend Ishitani.
Ha! I just commented pretty much the same thing.
Came down to comment this but liked yours instead.
Projects like this show Mr. Pask for what he is, not just a woodworker, not simply a maker, not only a craftsman, but a True Artist. Amazing design and execution.
Neil says: "I'm really not sure what it is but I like it anyway"! I'll second that...... 👍👍😉😉
Thanks very much Steve! :)
Me when my son was born: "I'm really not sure what it is, but I like it anyway."
Before you applied paint I thought "Inverted Pineapple"
10hours..... You really love carving and filing.
Sweet job mate.
I really like the scuffed edges after painting, makes it almost look like it's hand drawn!
I don't do woodworking myself but I must have watched hundreds of videos from many people. I am still amazed every time I see how strongly wood glue holds things together.
Pask -- not only are you very clever in your designing and construction of your "scrap wood challenge" videos, you must also have the patience of Job! Well done - and stay safe.
Ugh, the craftsmanship! I just want to reach into my screen and touch the textures and finish.
You are a true artist with wood, a 10 hour carving to make a 10 minute video, my respects.
Greetings from Mexico.
This guy and his camphor laurel... 😂
Love ya, Neil!
Mr. Pask thanks for the uploads, what a great idea to do 7 videos in a row. This is better than any tv show nowadays. Also great work too came out really nice in the end.
I don't wish to downplay the skill and ingenuity, because there's plenty on display, but THE most impressive thing about this project is the sheer patience.
All the amazing things that you've made from scrap camphor laurel. Brilliant.
I have never seen a man with so much patience. Merry Christmas.
I'm not Catholic, but I was thinking that if there were a patron saint of patience and craftsmanship, it would be Saint Neil. This guy amazes me. I love watching people who know what they are doing do it, and he definitely qualifies.
Very well done. That design reminds me of the 70's. It has a retro look to it.
Not one video of yours I haven't enjoyed watching. Thank you for great content and enjoy the holidays!
why such a negative negative comment ;-)
Thanks very much Phlip! :)
Yay for the return of Scrapwood Challenge! It's what brought me to the channel in the first place 👍
Maybe it’s just me. But does anyone also geek out when Neil uses another Scrap wood challenge project to work on the current scrap wood challenge project! I mean that just makes me feel like something special is happening. I love that mini workbench. This was a great build Neil and I can not wait to replicate it one day. Look forward to tomorrow’s video.
Turned out great with all that chiseling on your mini bench...it's hand carved and a beautiful pattern. Loved the indexing layout work! Thanks Neil!
This is really beautiful. I normally have a "NOOOO" reaction to painting, but the milk paint and taking the edges off make this pop!
You just earned an honorary master's degree in Patience on this project! Hand carving every single detent into that little bowl takes a special person. Always enjoy your videos!
When I saw you making your gig to make even lines, I was really impressed by your way of finding out a way
Man do I love your videos i would sweep your shop floor free just to watch you work. Problem is I live in North Wales [GB] so this 76yr old will continue watching on UA-cam.
Thanks for this video. You're videos make things look so easy, and I know they're not always, but you've inspired me to try things I'd previously thought were "too hard" for me. Some worked out, and some didn't, but I learned at every step of the way.
Fantastic!!! It looks like one of those pots cast from a mold that you can get from the fancy Pottery stores!!!
I appreciate the patience that you have. You have taken on so many projects that require extreme patience and would drive a mere mortal man insane.
Keep up the good work.
On the SECOND day of Scrapwood week Neil made something neat! Two hand-carved bowls! And a snowflake, cut from shavings!
You gonna keep this up as it goes?
@@CeeJayThe13th Be a sin if they don't
@@CeeJayThe13th Oh, I hope so. It's just a shame that Neil isn't going for ten days so we get the whole thing.
@@CeeJayThe13th Of course. :)
Bowl, vase, pot, urn, whatever you call it...she's a stunner!
My initial reaction was “Paint? Oh, no.” But your vision held true (as usual). Looks great. Thanks for the video. Looking forward (as always) to what’s next.
That turned out great, Neil...really enjoyed seeing how you tackled the carving.
My only complaint is that you're spoiling us with 7 days of videos :)
Great job as always!!
I don't know whether to call it a bowl or a vase or a pot, but I think what counts here is that you're exploring techniques and creativelive possibilities and making something beautiful.
Thank you for always trying more than you have done before, and sharing it with us, especially during these odd times.
Thank you for those two videos and for what's coming this week. Had it a bit rough lately but seeing your content always cheers me up.
Neil, your talent and abilities always shine through. What a lovely little vase. I wondered why the milk paint until you got done and it's beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Pask Makes, it is just as you say. It does not matter what we think, yours is the only opinion that matters.
Nicely done piece of work
Beautiful work Neil. Very painstaking but stunning. Thanks for sharing.
Once again an astonishing job! Your attention to detail and endless perseverence always amazes me 👏🏻
Not my cup of tea but I appreciate the time and effort that went into making it for us to see, cheers.
Really nice, Neil. The pattern and the white milk paint make it look like a piece of milk glass! Looking forward to tomorrow's project.
Bill
you think for a bit that he's taking it easy and just making a bowl... then he proceeds to hand carve the whole thing in a very complicated way.
amazing work & well done!
amazing work, the bowl reminds me of a pineapple, in terms of the shape and the pattern, it’s very pleasing to look at
That was a lot of fun....I (like others have commented) admire your patience....one of your greatest assets. Time to fabricate a dust collection module for your lathe! Best wishes and a be well.
A pleasure to watch you work, and a beatuful end result as always Neil.
I was wondering how you'd divide the vessel into equal segments. Ingeniously done! I had no idea there were indexing holes in a chuck. Milk paint was a really good choice, letting the beauty of the wood show thru. Once again, you blow my mind. 🤯
This is so beautiful! I can't believe you've never done this before. The scuffed edges are *chefs kiss*
I would give anything to have this degree of concentration. Wow. What a brain you have, Neil.
After you penciled in the design, I thought "chip carving!"...a la Pask. The bowl looks fantastic!
Wonderful result Neil, looking forward to what you plan to do tomorrow!
In the store I saw similar vases and pots but made of plastic. A tree is a tree turned out very nice. Thank you.
That looks great Neil. I really like the pattern that you put on that. I’ve seen other bowls, hollow forms, pots, vases, or what have you that have been hand carved but most have been carved into a spiral pattern.
Nice! The paint does help to highlight the facets of the carving, and the slight distressing adds to the overall look.
I'd use this piece as a pot and I loved it
10:03 - interesting. that's what my parents said when I was born.
Shut up! 😆
You are spoiling us with a week of videos.
Looks good the little imperfections add to the bowls looks.
Cup...bowl...vase...it doesn't matter what you call it...it's still a beautiful piece of hand craftsmanship.
Gorgeous, as usual! You are incredibly patient and skilled. Thanks for sharing!
What a high level of craftsmanship. thanks for sharing!
Pask is the Buddha of woodworking.
Tomato/tomato.. Looks awesome anyway - you made the right call with the paint and the scuffed corners, looked even better with it! Great project as always!
I truly admire your patience! Looks amazing!
Beautiful work! The patience you must have.
I think it could be a pretty neat planter. Great job!
Another painted finishing option I like is to use contrasting paints and partially sanding through. It works well with milk paint.
Turned out very well there. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend make on
I like that you took of a few edges of white paint. It does look cool!
Waiting curiously for day 3...!
Really amazing work, man... It looks beautiful! 😃
Happy holidays! And stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Man hats off for all that carving. Super unique and cool look!
That's a really nice pot Neil. A Bonzai tree would look great in it. Great video mate
You make some intricate things, I'm not sure how you come up with these ideas. I am truly impressed nice work.
It’s not a bowl. It’s a pineapple. Merry Christmas to you and yours Neil. Thanks for the amazing inspiration.
Watching your videos makes me realize how little patience I have. Ha! Love all your videos and projects but no way I would have the patience to build some of them. Keep up the great work!
I admire your patience. Great video as always!
Awesome work. I really enjoy watching your projects. You have a lot of interesting ideas. Thanks for the presentations.
Pask is a living legend.
I liked it sitting on the cup, made it look more like a challis or a goblet
Always enjoy your creativity and the different things you do. Keep it up. Gives me more things to add to my "got to try this" list.
Very well done Santa Pask! Bet you enjoyed the sanding more than any other part of the build.😆
You're a patient man! The pattern turned out really well!
Finally! I confirm that the lyric is 'crap'! Yay! Oh, also, beautiful work as we've come to expect :)
Amazing. I do look forward to every post. An extra Christmas for me. Everything you makes is so special.
Another quality pask product, love it keep them coming
Kind of got a nice pineapple feel to it. I like that pattern, though I think if i go to do it, it would be more of a singular band around the base i think. I also like the paint choice. You're absolutely correct with showing off the facets better
I would call it "Pineapple Bowl." Nicely done!
Wow. 10 hours. You are right; that is a lot of work for a small bowl.
you are a VERY patient man, my friend. very cool little bowl!
Tweak as you go! Love it, and totally unique too!
Nice! In 2020 I think you could call it a boat and that would make just as much sense!
Turned out great, can’t wait to see the next video.
Ever done any chip carving? The knives used for it look like they'd work great for doing that faceted pattern.
This 7 days of Scrapwood is great!
Also, I think a good way to have a bit more consistency on the carved recesses would be to drill out the center with a depth mark on the drill bit. Then carve to the bottom of the hole.
10 hours of chisel work and my hands would be saying NOPE
Idk, but when the chisel is sharp its not much about the "chisel" work, but rather the "10 hours long" work, if you get my point
Thanks very much Mr Patience Persistent.
Before this video I was a huge fan of yours 😍 now I am also huge fan of your patience 😘❤️
Can't wait other 5 challenges 😵 love and respect and a huge fan from India 😘
Not quite sure what it is? OK, let me tell you. It's a really beautiful piece of craftsmanship.
An unbelievable beautiful piece of Artwork! (Who cares, if it is good for anything.)