10:20 is one of the proudest memes I've made, not sure if I can ever top it. Very scared of running out of Potter jokes down the line so if you have any super obscure ones drop a comment!
Your ability to perfectly match these wands to their resin ones is absolutely outstanding. Can't wait for all the wands to be made. You are a master wand maker. And we are glad to be able to see your work.😁
Sorry for your loss mate 😥 It's awesome that you have the connection to your grandpa through your work. Keep up the awesome work and keep him close with you.
When making ebonizing solution, make sure to fully wash and strip the protective oil from the steel wool first before putting it in vinegar. It also helps if you use higher concentration vinegar such as cleaning vinegar rather than cooking vinegar. You might also have to wait for 6 days for it to get to a better concentration, but I think the reason it didn’t break down at all in 3 days was due to the steel wool still having oil on it as a barrier to the vinegar These videos are some of my favorite on all of UA-cam, not only because of the excellent craftsmanship and love put into every wand, but how you show figuring out the entire process and your great sense of humor. I’ll be here for the whole journey and I can’t wait to see more wands, they are works of art!
I was going to say the same thing. I use that same vinegar &steel wool solution as a leather dye. Takes around a week or so for it to react fully with the steel wool. Also be sure not to leave the jar sealed tight as the reaction off gasses a little bit.
I think that where it went wrong with the steel wool and vinegar is you sealed it off inside of a jar. If you had let it get more oxygen by leaving the lid off and allowed the steel wool to rust more it might have worked better. It's the rust in the vinegar mixture that helps it stain oak. You did do a pretty good job making a close copy of the wand you were going for.
Best one yet. I love the incorporation of a real knot instead of faking it. That way, the grain matches how it would really flow around a real knot (because it is real).
These are a lot of fun to watch. The little edits you throw in here and there are really clever, and it's obvious you're really enjoying what you do. Great work, man. Keep 'em comin'.
You are doing your grandpa proud, I think he would be very pleased with where you are taking what he helped start. You now I seem to have missed something in the other builds, this is the first one where Ive seen you put a core in a wand, so Im off to have a look for more now. This is a very cool share ...thankyou
Cedric Diggory‘s wand has always been my favorite! But now that i see this, especially the one you made, i really must say that this is an icredibly beautiful piece of art!
Every time I’m blown away. You’re so talented, and these videos are the best! They’re interestingly informative, clever and funny, and just overall cool 😎. Thank you for making them.
Just discovered your channel and it's amazing to see the quality and attention to detail - especially the inclusion of the core - this is usually left out by others when making replicas.
I work picture frame shop and we occasionally use ebonizing solution on walnut frames. It’s a really cool finish and a ton of fun to use, but every wood reacts different since it’s a chemical reaction, white oak seems to turn a sort of grey while walnut properly ebonizes and turns nearly black, some woods don’t react at all Side note, the solution is usually a dark yellow color and turns paper towels pinkish strangely enough
That problem that makes you manually start your drill press is likely a failing condenser/starter. I have one that works the same way! Watching you deal with the pewter rings and the mortise/tenon joints reminds me of the process we use to make tobacco pipes, which frequently have decorative rings at joints, while the pipes use mortises and tenons to keep the bowl and the stem in perfect alignment. You might also find it useful to study the textures used to hide blemishes on tobacco pipes. Many of them would make cool wands! There's a big difference between the way we make tobacco pipes, though: most of us use metal lathes, rather than wood lathes, even though we are working mostly with wood. The movement of the tool holder on a metal lathe allows us much more perfect joints than a hand-held tool does. You might find it instructive to watch a few pipemaking videos! Here's an example. He makes the accent ring from wood instead of pewter, but the process is the same. ua-cam.com/video/kViWn3ON0Ww/v-deo.html
Such an incredibly passionate wand maker! Seeing you work with the unpredictable and luck with different woods is a sight to see! Best of luck on the next project/vid, you really are worth of being Ollivander’s apprentice
Sorry for your loss. I hope he'd be proud of this one. I like it a lot. The rougher texture you gave it with the brush looks more realistic and authentic to me. BTW, I think the ebonizing solution may have failed due to an oil or wax protectorant on the steel wool. Maybe iron nails would work better.
alastor moody probably one of the strongest, Ex-Auror's and member of the order, he's a highly skilled versatile wizard when it comes to defense quick reaction, and fighting off dark wizards, he may no longer be an auror, but did he still kick ass though, unfortunate that he died though, but hey can't deny he was one the best if not greatest wizards at his day and age, a shame we didn't get more of him, we technically did when Jr. disguised himself as moody, and a little bit in order of the phenix, deathly hallows pt.1 Either way, awesome work, you pulled this wand off amazingly and honestly I like mad eyes wand alot, just the way it looks XP
Just a tip on making vinegaroon- leave the steel wool in the vinegar until it fully dissolves. It can take a week or so. Best to keep it someplace warm as the reaction goes slowly when colder. Don’t try heating it like on a stove to hurry it up as that just drives off the acetic acid. Other than that, terrific effort.
What tickles me is that Bartemius Crouch Junior impersonating Moody is actually a pretty good Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher (or "Defence" if we're using British English).
I love it. I've so far, made the Sirius wand (successful ebonising). And both Luna wands (im remaking the tulip wand, as i got the proportions wrong, but it still looks great)
I don’t know anything about wood staining but quite a lot about colour theory, so what would happen if you stain it twice to get the proper undertones? Since stain isn’t opaque, in my mind it might work?
Given the color, and lore behind the wood itself, it’s likely Moody’s wand was ebony with dragon heartstring for the core. He was an incredibly powerful wizard and successful in combat for many years.
I found your channel a couple days ago and have almost finished watching all your videos and they have been so enjoyable to watch. I can’t wait for when you make Harry or Hermione’s wands as they’re a couple of my favourites besides the Elder wand!
Hello! I am a huge fan of your work! Around Easter I have actually tried making your Arthur Weasley wand myself on my lathe and it turned out pretty good if I say so myself.😊 (But not as good as yours of course)
I would have cast the pewter directly on the wand: Turned down the to-be-wand to a near to end diameter cut the two groves for the rings, then made a fitting hole into that wood block you used for casting, drilled a fill- and an exhaust channel into it for each ring, put the one into the other and cast. Also, for the blackness, maybe char and then polish it?
The way the wood looks in the replica makes me think of a Shillelagh (Blackthorn cane). I would have went with Blackthorn for his wand just on the knob and the colors they went with but that is my personal opinion.
These videos never disappoint. Beautiful craftsmanship as always. Like you said, it was destined for you to use that stick as material for a girthy and rugged wand like Moody's. Seeing you display forging skills with the pewter was also impressive. I may have missed it, but have you always incorporated the core in your wands? I'm trying to recall if I've seen you do it in other videos.
Supposedly the noble collections version of this wand is scaled up for display purposes, which is evident when you compare it to the size in the movies. Regardless, your work is amazing.
@@garricksapprentice I'd love if you could do another more movie accurate version, I love your videos and that one would be one to watch. Can't wait to see what you're working on next!
21:40 Ацетат железа отличный краситель для дуба. Только подход к его изготовлению неверный. Лучше всего взять не железо, а бурую ржавчину. И уксус чем крепче тем лучше - уксусную эссенцию или уксусную кислоту. Можно, конечно, сделать расчет веса ржавчины в зависимости от концентрации -- это задача по химии из 9го класса, но можно и не париться. Засыпать ржавчину в кислоту с избытком и дождаться пока у смеси пропадет запах уксуса - значит вся кислота вступила в реакцию с оксидом. Останется только пропустить смесь через фильтр и у вас будет водный раствор ацетата железа. Метод проверен много раз и работает отлично. Работает как с красным дубом, так и с белым. Но цвета будут отличаться - темно красный-коричневый для первого и темно-серый-черный для второго. Луб же просто посереет немного. К сожалению глубина прокрашивания тоже не слишком большая и если изделие поцарапается все станет видно. Мне больше нравится чернение дуба в парах аммиака - слой получается очень глубоким.
I love your videos and there's a wand that really blows my mind, this is Alecto Carrow's, she's a very minor character but she has a beautiful wand, could you make it please? I haven't found out what wood it's made of and from the color I think you could make it out of black walnut. Thank you very much.
I think a light torching could have given the right charred color. It would be dangerous, though. As it would make details char faster (ridges burn away.) Other than that, I'd have probably tried rubbing it down with powdered graphite after the stain. Overall, I think it looks great. Well done.
Excellent video love the wands the reason why your Ebonising solution didn't work is because you need to use apple cider vinegar it's a stronger acid and the wood needs to have tanning in it so you can also buy and make your own tanin solution using almond leaves or brewers tanin powder another and quicker way of Ebonising is to use Indian ink
Yeah need to experiment a bit more! All I could find online was 'white vinegar' but couldn't find any. Oak has lots of tannin in it so I've seen it turn black almost instantly..but stains are okay currently!
I have no clue if this is lore or not. But to me the silver rings look like wedding bands. If so it would make sense that her ring would be closest to his hand. Maybe the cause of his demeanor and temperament.
The black package probably contains spruce, the one you’re waiting for might be dogwood, and Horace Slughorn’s wand is, interestingly enough, made of cedar. (If you’re ever thinking of making Charlie Weasley’s current wand, my bet would be on chestnut.)
that wand pattern is supposed to resemble a deeply charred wood. like a log that's been in a fire then sealed with varnish like fire sealing a barn wall. i get why you went in the direction you did though seeing as lighting something on fire that you worked so hard on would weaken it and also most likely ruin it.
I know it’s way too late but it looks like it’s chard so if you had hit it with a blow torch to get some charcoal on the surface, you might’ve got the same effect I don’t know
10:20 is one of the proudest memes I've made, not sure if I can ever top it. Very scared of running out of Potter jokes down the line so if you have any super obscure ones drop a comment!
The Vanishing cabinets maybe?🤔. One to another.
13:23 would've been the perfect occasion to plug in aunt Marge's "bit more" when Vernon is pouring her Brandy!
Might i suggest have you tried a: Axminster Woodturning Centre Steady It'll save you from the rag wrap.
Your ability to perfectly match these wands to their resin ones is absolutely outstanding.
Can't wait for all the wands to be made. You are a master wand maker. And we are glad to be able to see your work.😁
I also can't wait to finish them all...!
@@garricksapprentice We can't wait either😀😃😁.
And thank you for the response.😁😁😁.
I screamed really hard when I saw your new video man...
"Only a flesh wound" is the same energy as "Tis but a scratch!"
I mean, they are said y the same character originally aren't they?
Same scene, I love that someone else noticed
The wood reminds me of Irish Blacktorn, the end resembling a shillelagh with the nubs looking like where the thorns are cut off.
Sorry for your loss mate 😥
It's awesome that you have the connection to your grandpa through your work. Keep up the awesome work and keep him close with you.
When making ebonizing solution, make sure to fully wash and strip the protective oil from the steel wool first before putting it in vinegar. It also helps if you use higher concentration vinegar such as cleaning vinegar rather than cooking vinegar. You might also have to wait for 6 days for it to get to a better concentration, but I think the reason it didn’t break down at all in 3 days was due to the steel wool still having oil on it as a barrier to the vinegar
These videos are some of my favorite on all of UA-cam, not only because of the excellent craftsmanship and love put into every wand, but how you show figuring out the entire process and your great sense of humor. I’ll be here for the whole journey and I can’t wait to see more wands, they are works of art!
I was going to say the same thing. I use that same vinegar &steel wool solution as a leather dye. Takes around a week or so for it to react fully with the steel wool. Also be sure not to leave the jar sealed tight as the reaction off gasses a little bit.
I think that where it went wrong with the steel wool and vinegar is you sealed it off inside of a jar. If you had let it get more oxygen by leaving the lid off and allowed the steel wool to rust more it might have worked better. It's the rust in the vinegar mixture that helps it stain oak. You did do a pretty good job making a close copy of the wand you were going for.
You have to add a tea bag to get the best results for a good wood stain
Best one yet. I love the incorporation of a real knot instead of faking it. That way, the grain matches how it would really flow around a real knot (because it is real).
Yours looks even better than the original! Awesome work.
that piece of wood was perfect for it’s intended mission, i’m impressed you did it such wonderfully
@@MinosAnemos_ it was fate
These are a lot of fun to watch. The little edits you throw in here and there are really clever, and it's obvious you're really enjoying what you do.
Great work, man. Keep 'em comin'.
Not sure I've fully enjoyed the last 4 days of editing! Was supposed to be a quick video!
@@garricksapprentice Well, even if it took longer than expected, it came out great! Thanks for the video. 🙂
You are doing your grandpa proud, I think he would be very pleased with where you are taking what he helped start.
You now I seem to have missed something in the other builds, this is the first one where Ive seen you put a core in a wand, so Im off to have a look for more now.
This is a very cool share ...thankyou
Cedric Diggory‘s wand has always been my favorite! But now that i see this, especially the one you made, i really must say that this is an icredibly beautiful piece of art!
These are outstanding….i’ve seen this one and the two Weasley brother wands…just outstanding work 👍👍👍. I’m subscribing.
Anxious to see Narcissa's Wand,Haha it's my favourite (kisses from brazil 🇧🇷)
Wands up for wood turning grandpa. Keep the artistry going, great work on this one!
Every time I’m blown away. You’re so talented, and these videos are the best! They’re interestingly informative, clever and funny, and just overall cool 😎. Thank you for making them.
Would charring it first then adding the stain to have been better?
You're a wizard man, very skillful! Beautiful!
Wow, what a piece of engineering sir! Pewter-turning with a screwdriver had my heart in my mouth, but you made it work- superb! 😅🏆
tool hardened steel is tool hardened steel 😆
another great wand❤
you say your making every wand, if so id love to see trewlawneys
Just discovered your channel and it's amazing to see the quality and attention to detail - especially the inclusion of the core - this is usually left out by others when making replicas.
You are doing a really remarkable handiwork. This requires a lot of precision and it looks like you are really skilled🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️
Welcome back! We missed you!
I work picture frame shop and we occasionally use ebonizing solution on walnut frames.
It’s a really cool finish and a ton of fun to use, but every wood reacts different since it’s a chemical reaction, white oak seems to turn a sort of grey while walnut properly ebonizes and turns nearly black, some woods don’t react at all
Side note, the solution is usually a dark yellow color and turns paper towels pinkish strangely enough
That problem that makes you manually start your drill press is likely a failing condenser/starter. I have one that works the same way!
Watching you deal with the pewter rings and the mortise/tenon joints reminds me of the process we use to make tobacco pipes, which frequently have decorative rings at joints, while the pipes use mortises and tenons to keep the bowl and the stem in perfect alignment. You might also find it useful to study the textures used to hide blemishes on tobacco pipes. Many of them would make cool wands!
There's a big difference between the way we make tobacco pipes, though: most of us use metal lathes, rather than wood lathes, even though we are working mostly with wood. The movement of the tool holder on a metal lathe allows us much more perfect joints than a hand-held tool does. You might find it instructive to watch a few pipemaking videos!
Here's an example. He makes the accent ring from wood instead of pewter, but the process is the same. ua-cam.com/video/kViWn3ON0Ww/v-deo.html
this is so cool. you definitely need to show off the final wand longer, we wanna bask in every little detail. Ideally 1-2 min of glamor shots
retention curve: 📉
Such an incredibly passionate wand maker! Seeing you work with the unpredictable and luck with different woods is a sight to see!
Best of luck on the next project/vid, you really are worth of being Ollivander’s apprentice
Sorry for your loss. I hope he'd be proud of this one. I like it a lot. The rougher texture you gave it with the brush looks more realistic and authentic to me. BTW, I think the ebonizing solution may have failed due to an oil or wax protectorant on the steel wool. Maybe iron nails would work better.
With that knob on the end, I'd always thought that Moody's wand was made of Blackthorn, similar to a shillelagh.
It would be befitting of his character, and Ireland has a high population of redheads too.
alastor moody
probably one of the strongest, Ex-Auror's and member of the order, he's a highly skilled versatile wizard when it comes to defense quick reaction, and fighting off dark wizards, he may no longer be an auror, but did he still kick ass though, unfortunate that he died though, but hey can't deny he was one the best if not greatest wizards at his day and age, a shame we didn't get more of him, we technically did when Jr. disguised himself as moody, and a little bit in order of the phenix, deathly hallows pt.1
Either way, awesome work, you pulled this wand off amazingly and honestly I like mad eyes wand alot, just the way it looks XP
WOW! Your craftsmanship has crossed many levels now. 💥💥 Can you make Snape's wand next?
nooo that's mega detailed!
The knot was genius
Just a tip on making vinegaroon- leave the steel wool in the vinegar until it fully dissolves. It can take a week or so. Best to keep it someplace warm as the reaction goes slowly when colder. Don’t try heating it like on a stove to hurry it up as that just drives off the acetic acid.
Other than that, terrific effort.
Im so happy that you’re back! and can wait to see your other planned vids 😫🙏
This is insane! Your videos get better and better mate
Absolutely Beautiful!
love this wand i think u did a great job id love to see the fantastic beasts wands when u finish the harry potter wands❤
Madeye Moody's my favourite Order member. It's always between Moody and Sirius Black. They're both a version of a really cool biker after all
It’s very wonderful. I wish we have you in Thailand. Wait for twins weasley’s wands
Amazing video as always. Can't wait to see the rest. You are a master wand maker.😁
When casting the rings .It would have been easier to use a hole saw. Drilled in the wood . Good video. Wish I had your shop!
What tickles me is that Bartemius Crouch Junior impersonating Moody is actually a pretty good Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher (or "Defence" if we're using British English).
@@SA12String I never knew they spelt that wrong too - genuinely looks horrid
Does IT Works?❤
Bro I'm such a fan! I love your videos, especially how you edit parts of the movies in and out. I can't stop laughing lol. Awesome bro👍
Wow how do you make it look that good
I love it. I've so far, made the Sirius wand (successful ebonising). And both Luna wands (im remaking the tulip wand, as i got the proportions wrong, but it still looks great)
I don’t know anything about wood staining but quite a lot about colour theory, so what would happen if you stain it twice to get the proper undertones? Since stain isn’t opaque, in my mind it might work?
So cool his attention to detail like, I almost couldn’t tell which wand was the wood one and which one was the resin one
I look forward to hagrid’s wand. It probably doesn’t need to be functional.
That'll be wayyy down the line!
English oak, 16 inches, rather bendy.
You're amazing! Congrats from Brazil!
Given the color, and lore behind the wood itself, it’s likely Moody’s wand was ebony with dragon heartstring for the core.
He was an incredibly powerful wizard and successful in combat for many years.
"Alastor, we Never use transfiguration as a punishment, surely dumbeldore told you that"
“Might’ve mentioned it”
@@christianchilders8556 You will do well to remember it
i absolutely love these videos. cannot wait for the next one!
Love these videos! Makes a bad day better every time a new one pops up 👍
Hope you only have a bad day every other month!
I found your channel a couple days ago and have almost finished watching all your videos and they have been so enjoyable to watch. I can’t wait for when you make Harry or Hermione’s wands as they’re a couple of my favourites besides the Elder wand!
Golden trio will be last!
@@garricksapprentice That will be a great way to end it ! ⚡️
Hello!
I am a huge fan of your work!
Around Easter I have actually tried making your Arthur Weasley wand myself on my lathe and it turned out pretty good if I say so myself.😊
(But not as good as yours of course)
Watch those fingers! I have spares!
Just looking at the wand I'd say it was made from blackthorn. It is shaped like a shileighlie.
I would have cast the pewter directly on the wand: Turned down the to-be-wand to a near to end diameter cut the two groves for the rings, then made a fitting hole into that wood block you used for casting, drilled a fill- and an exhaust channel into it for each ring, put the one into the other and cast.
Also, for the blackness, maybe char and then polish it?
Amazing job ❤
Some green mixed in with the stain likely would have helped the colors. Still a gorgeous wand!
Yours looks loads better. 👍👍
The way the wood looks in the replica makes me think of a Shillelagh (Blackthorn cane). I would have went with Blackthorn for his wand just on the knob and the colors they went with but that is my personal opinion.
It fits with the wandlore as well.
Looking forward to Slughorn's Wand. It is stated on the Wikis that his wand is made of Cedar Wood
These videos never disappoint. Beautiful craftsmanship as always. Like you said, it was destined for you to use that stick as material for a girthy and rugged wand like Moody's. Seeing you display forging skills with the pewter was also impressive. I may have missed it, but have you always incorporated the core in your wands? I'm trying to recall if I've seen you do it in other videos.
@@SmoothC92 first time filming the insertion 👀
God do I LOVE this channel!!!!
This might be my favorite.
Pretty shocked that you didn't make this out of blackthorn, as the handle is a pretty clear reference to a traditional Irish shillelagh.
My mans on the mission to open a wand shop! 😁
No, the opposite!
Snape wand please?
Love your channel and your work
Giỏi hơn ông Ollivander 😂
as always a masterful job
Fun Fact: Its actually a reboot design of his wand. The original design looks like a blackish grey.
Supposedly the noble collections version of this wand is scaled up for display purposes, which is evident when you compare it to the size in the movies. Regardless, your work is amazing.
Yes I think I read that somewhere, apparently we only see his wand in GoF and it's much smaller. It's nice to do a gnarly one but yes it is oversized!
@@garricksapprentice I'd love if you could do another more movie accurate version, I love your videos and that one would be one to watch. Can't wait to see what you're working on next!
Another beautiful work 👍👍
Your version looks much better. It'd make Mad Eye proud
Well done.
21:40 Ацетат железа отличный краситель для дуба. Только подход к его изготовлению неверный. Лучше всего взять не железо, а бурую ржавчину. И уксус чем крепче тем лучше - уксусную эссенцию или уксусную кислоту. Можно, конечно, сделать расчет веса ржавчины в зависимости от концентрации -- это задача по химии из 9го класса, но можно и не париться. Засыпать ржавчину в кислоту с избытком и дождаться пока у смеси пропадет запах уксуса - значит вся кислота вступила в реакцию с оксидом. Останется только пропустить смесь через фильтр и у вас будет водный раствор ацетата железа. Метод проверен много раз и работает отлично. Работает как с красным дубом, так и с белым. Но цвета будут отличаться - темно красный-коричневый для первого и темно-серый-черный для второго. Луб же просто посереет немного. К сожалению глубина прокрашивания тоже не слишком большая и если изделие поцарапается все станет видно. Мне больше нравится чернение дуба в парах аммиака - слой получается очень глубоким.
This is amazing!
I love your videos and there's a wand that really blows my mind, this is Alecto Carrow's, she's a very minor character but she has a beautiful wand, could you make it please? I haven't found out what wood it's made of and from the color I think you could make it out of black walnut. Thank you very much.
Just curious if you can make Barty Crouch Jr’s wand.
It IS made out if Black Thorn wood originaly
I think a light torching could have given the right charred color. It would be dangerous, though. As it would make details char faster (ridges burn away.)
Other than that, I'd have probably tried rubbing it down with powdered graphite after the stain.
Overall, I think it looks great. Well done.
Will you make fleur's wand as well next? I love your works!
Not next!
Excellent video love the wands the reason why your Ebonising solution didn't work is because you need to use apple cider vinegar it's a stronger acid and the wood needs to have tanning in it so you can also buy and make your own tanin solution using almond leaves or brewers tanin powder another and quicker way of Ebonising is to use Indian ink
Yeah need to experiment a bit more! All I could find online was 'white vinegar' but couldn't find any. Oak has lots of tannin in it so I've seen it turn black almost instantly..but stains are okay currently!
I bought one of your wands and they are amazing 🛠️🛠️🔪🪓🪚
If you want to make ebonising fluid you need 0000 wire wool the very fine one and leave it for a couple of weeks releasing any gases as you go.
Интересный способ крепления колец. Я сначала думал что он сделает пазы чуть длиннее, распилит палочку, оденет кольцо и склеит палочку обратно :)
what woods are you planning on making the twins wands out of?
I have no clue if this is lore or not. But to me the silver rings look like wedding bands. If so it would make sense that her ring would be closest to his hand. Maybe the cause of his demeanor and temperament.
The black package probably contains spruce, the one you’re waiting for might be dogwood, and Horace Slughorn’s wand is, interestingly enough, made of cedar.
(If you’re ever thinking of making Charlie Weasley’s current wand, my bet would be on chestnut.)
Black package = identical match to the prop, but yes for dogwood and cedar! But which cedar tree? 😏
@@garricksapprentice
As long as it’s not pine, because pine chooses the long-lived, and the detailing looks far more like spruce than pine anyway.
that wand pattern is supposed to resemble a deeply charred wood. like a log that's been in a fire then sealed with varnish like fire sealing a barn wall. i get why you went in the direction you did though seeing as lighting something on fire that you worked so hard on would weaken it and also most likely ruin it.
THIS VIDEOS ARE AMAZING
you should have drilled the pewter rings out and the center wood section and placed a longe dowel thru from end to end
@@urchin11 felt like cheating strengthening it like that, and would want to use the same piece of timber to do that
Hand-starting the pillar drill looks kind of cool looking, though might be dangerous
It’s woefully underpowered!
@@garricksapprentice that's too bad. But still looks really cool staying it by hand like a prop aircraft from WWI
amazing as always
I know it’s way too late but it looks like it’s chard so if you had hit it with a blow torch to get some charcoal on the surface, you might’ve got the same effect I don’t know
You really are a madman
Yeah mad to keep this channel going...
@@garricksapprentice the fact that you put an actual feather inside the wand is just amazing
These are always awesome. Be careful with the pewter though. Lead isn’t good when in the body
This is so good haha