Excelente cada diseño , no entiendo el idioma pero los trabajos son espectaculares, también hago ése tipo de trabajos con maderas rusticas. Mis saludos desde Uruguay 💪🙏
And just like that. About half of the skills come out during the thinking process and about half during the work. I welcome the grandsons the next time I see them, in Spanish, it is interesting how they react.
Anyone can mix up the notes of a tune and play them, and that’s a kind of jazz but it’s not great to listen to . . . To play the notes well and make the music beautiful requires the kind of musical talent that was described to me once as being the most precise form of imprecision and I am reminded of that description every time I watch one of your videos. Udo, you are the jazzman of the furniture world. Thanks for all your videos.
Hi quirkygreece and thanks for the kind words. It seems that we both have a habit of looking at things with music. You say I'm a jazzman. I hope that you don't only think of jazz as a musical style, but also as a method of making music where the result is not predetermined and you go with the flow, trying to stay in harmony with the vibrations created by the flow. It seems to me that music is generally made in two different ways. In one case, the story is written, learned and practiced carefully so that it always comes out the same. In this kind of music, the harmony of the vibrations generated by the current may still be present, it depends on the person. In the worst case, the music is made only with the help of mathematical formulas, and such music is really unpleasant to listen to. In the second case, the ability to express oneself in music is learned. Mastery of the instrument is practiced and singing is practiced. But music is born from those patterns that are in yourself and around you. To do this, it is necessary to be alert and attentive to the current. It's pretty much the same story with the furniture I make in these videos. Apart from the technology of making furniture, I also need constant alertness and attention so that the forms are in harmony with each other. But the forms are always different. The patterns that appear in the flow are also always different. The analogy of matching inaccuracies to accuracy is correct. When making such furniture, inaccuracies are needed to match different forms. That's why I make this furniture from soft wood, not hard wood. So if you call this furniture making jazz, I totally agree.
Hi David. It's a pleasure to meet a carpenter like me in the best years. I noticed that even the beginnings of carpentry, you in 1995 and me in 1996, are more or less similar. I hope your move is done. Pretty big undertaking. I do not imagine that I should undertake such a move myself. Uuhhhh. Anyway, thank you for writing. I watch your videos and I am probably learning something, or maybe I can say something useful !! Greetings, Udo!
Hi Udo , yes we are both playing with sticks for quite a while!! It’s my favorite type of carpentry, Thanks I have completed my move to a bigger better workshop it was no small task but well worth it I hope to get back to making videos soon I enjoy making them. I really enjoyed seeing your jigs and machines I also enjoy tinkering with old machines jigs and what it takes to get the job done. I hope that we stay in touch Best Wishes Happy Holidays David
Hello Udo from The United State of Texas and it’s 49 marginal friends. Thank you for sharing your craft. You are an inspiration. I am making projects out of the cedar found here. Very prone to cracking. What is it I see you using to fill cracks with if you don’t mind? Thank you!
Greetings to US. I use polyurethane glue PRO-45P to fill the cracks, it expands on hardening . I fill in smaller cracks with oil and wood dust. Good luck with your cedar project.
Hello Udo, nice work as always. Great points you made about critical considerations when evaluating a chair, the older I get how long I can sit says a lot about that chair. You a Seminoles fan?
I am from another continent, and the word Seminoles was not familiar to me. I had to google it. I mean, when people look for music from within, the music is similar. Because human beings are also quite similar inside, no matter what continent they live on. Udo
@@udoaas2466 You are absolutely correct, the music you play sounds very much like the native people of America. I live about 4 hour drive from the Seminoles campus.
@@user-vm4fx4cc1y Основными ингредиентами «Teak Oil» являются льняное масло и растворитель, ускоритель полимеризации и присадка против плесени. Масляный воск имеет те же ингредиенты плюс воск.
Привет Θεοδώρα из Греции. Приятно встретить плотника со схожими интересами. Для изготовления мебели я использую серую ольху, это довольно мягкая древесина. Я использую более мягкую древесину в первую очередь потому, что стыки в мягкой древесине лучше подходят друг к другу, чем в твердой, а мягкость древесины также дает небольшой шанс совместить разные углы. Привет из Эстонии.
The spiral drills I use in the red drill are very effective in drilling large holes, but they don't go through to the end, there are about 2-3 millimeters left. Must push. When pushed through a flat surface, tears appear. If you push through the round material, there will be many more tears. That's why I'm not pushing through, I'm hitting the other side with a small hammer, as you can see in the video. Those few years with me ... uh ... I hope you're kidding. I can barely make a living from this job, I can't afford an apprentice.
@@udoaas2466 i make small tables here in Virginia, USA, i know all about a small living, i just love watching you , and im guessing you made a bunch of your own tools, thats amazing to me brother, keep up the good work
Привет! Для пропитки я использую «Тиковое масло», для последней отделки использовал масляный воск, но недавно перешoл на «Датское масло». Качество чуть лучше.
It's good to hear you're all right. I'm fine too. My friends are fine, my children and grandchildren are fine. Only the economy is not fine. Which means a lot less furniture making, for me. And unfortunately a lot less videos too. But there is also a silver lining. I can now do those things for which there was not enough time until now. And there are quite a few.
Уважаемый Або АСЕ, мне очень нравится музыка в Ваших видеороликах, она спокойная, помогает мне настроиться на работу, я включаю Ваши видеоролики, слушаю эту музыку и работаю в своей мастерской, она чем то напоминает мне пение под бубен народов севера России и пение Североамениканских индейцев, это классно. 👍🏻
Мне нравится подпевать под барабан вот так, если это можно назвать пением. Это помогает сосредоточиться на том, что находится внутри души. Мне нравится, как северные русские, а также индийцы поют от души. Это как мост между внутренним я и внешним миром. Я чувствую, что это важно.
udo, i dont understand what you were doing at 3:23, hammering at the holes, what was being done there? i could see you scraped the hole out afterwards but was it just push thru from the drilling? toby from the US
I drilled 30 mm holes in it with a spiral drillbit. If you drill right through with such a drillbit, it tears the pieces from the other side. That's why I didn't drill all the way through, but only as far as the drill's feed spiral moved forward, about 3 millimeters remained, I hammerd them through from the other side and cleaned the edges of the hole with a knife. Was I understandable?
Great work!
Excelente cada diseño , no entiendo el idioma pero los trabajos son espectaculares, también hago ése tipo de trabajos con maderas rusticas. Mis saludos desde Uruguay 💪🙏
Love the oil bath at the end.
Yeah, simple and efficient too.
Spectacular. What excellent skills you have Sir. Best Wishes from Scotland. McIntyre
Thank you for your kind wishes.
Прекрасная забубенная работа). Одно удовольствие смотреть. Спасибо и привет с Алтая.
Спасибо, Степан с Алтая.
@@udoaas2466 посмотрел повторно, не приелось).
Fantastic ✊
Magnificent video, you learn a lot from practice and thus arrive at a first-rate product. Greetings to the grandson ..
And just like that. About half of the skills come out during the thinking process and about half during the work. I welcome the grandsons the next time I see them, in Spanish, it is interesting how they react.
excellent
you make it look easy
Yeah, after twenty five years of practise it is easy.
Anyone can mix up the notes of a tune and play them, and that’s a kind of jazz but it’s not great to listen to . . . To play the notes well and make the music beautiful requires the kind of musical talent that was described to me once as being the most precise form of imprecision and I am reminded of that description every time I watch one of your videos.
Udo, you are the jazzman of the furniture world. Thanks for all your videos.
Hi quirkygreece and thanks for the kind words. It seems that we both have a habit of looking at things with music. You say I'm a jazzman. I hope that you don't only think of jazz as a musical style, but also as a method of making music where the result is not predetermined and you go with the flow, trying to stay in harmony with the vibrations created by the flow.
It seems to me that music is generally made in two different ways.
In one case, the story is written, learned and practiced carefully so that it always comes out the same. In this kind of music, the harmony of the vibrations generated by the current may still be present, it depends on the person. In the worst case, the music is made only with the help of mathematical formulas, and such music is really unpleasant to listen to.
In the second case, the ability to express oneself in music is learned. Mastery of the instrument is practiced and singing is practiced. But music is born from those patterns that are in yourself and around you. To do this, it is necessary to be alert and attentive to the current.
It's pretty much the same story with the furniture I make in these videos. Apart from the technology of making furniture, I also need constant alertness and attention so that the forms are in harmony with each other. But the forms are always different.
The patterns that appear in the flow are also always different.
The analogy of matching inaccuracies to accuracy is correct. When making such furniture, inaccuracies are needed to match different forms. That's why I make this furniture from soft wood, not hard wood.
So if you call this furniture making jazz, I totally agree.
Yes, that’s exactly what I mean, Udo. Keep up the great work and I hope you will always be happy in what you do.
Parabéns ficou ótimo
Obrigada
Ein Meister seines Fachs 👏👍👌
Love the leg leveling machine Amazing ingenuity! best wishes David
Hi David. It's a pleasure to meet a carpenter like me in the best years. I noticed that even the beginnings of carpentry, you in 1995 and me in 1996, are more or less similar. I hope your move is done. Pretty big undertaking. I do not imagine that I should undertake such a move myself. Uuhhhh. Anyway, thank you for writing. I watch your videos and I am probably learning something, or maybe I can say something useful !! Greetings, Udo!
Hi Udo , yes we are both playing with sticks for quite a while!! It’s my favorite type of carpentry, Thanks I have completed my move to a bigger better workshop it was no small task but well worth it I hope to get back to making videos soon I enjoy making them.
I really enjoyed seeing your jigs and machines I also enjoy tinkering with old machines jigs and what it takes to get the job done.
I hope that we stay in touch Best Wishes Happy Holidays David
Proprio bella
*Hi, Coolest Chair! I'm a fan ;-)*
Thanks.
@@udoaas2466 ;-)
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Hello Udo from The United State of Texas and it’s 49 marginal friends.
Thank you for sharing your craft. You are an inspiration.
I am making projects out of the cedar found here.
Very prone to cracking. What is it I see you using to fill cracks with if you don’t mind?
Thank you!
Greetings to US. I use polyurethane glue PRO-45P to fill the cracks, it expands on hardening . I fill in smaller cracks with oil and wood dust.
Good luck with your cedar project.
✋👋👏
Hello Udo, nice work as always. Great points you made about critical considerations when evaluating a chair, the older I get how long I can sit says a lot about that chair. You a Seminoles fan?
I am from another continent, and the word Seminoles was not familiar to me. I had to google it.
I mean, when people look for music from within, the music is similar. Because human beings are also quite similar inside, no matter what continent they live on.
Udo
@@udoaas2466 You are absolutely correct, the music you play sounds very much like the native people of America. I live about 4 hour drive from the Seminoles campus.
Good job!
thanks!
@@udoaas2466 здраствуйте чем покрываете ?
@@user-vm4fx4cc1y Завершаю «тиковым маслом», последний слой - масляный воск.
@@udoaas2466 что за тиковое масло ? Масляный воск на основе чего ?
@@user-vm4fx4cc1y Основными ингредиентами «Teak Oil» являются льняное масло и растворитель, ускоритель полимеризации и присадка против плесени. Масляный воск имеет те же ингредиенты плюс воск.
доброе утро из Греции. Я плотник-любитель и мне очень нравится делать мебель из стволов деревьев, какую древесину вы предпочитаете использовать?
Привет Θεοδώρα из Греции. Приятно встретить плотника со схожими интересами. Для изготовления мебели я использую серую ольху, это довольно мягкая древесина. Я использую более мягкую древесину в первую очередь потому, что стыки в мягкой древесине лучше подходят друг к другу, чем в твердой, а мягкость древесины также дает небольшой шанс совместить разные углы.
Привет из Эстонии.
i would love to hang out with ya Udo, for a couple years
The spiral drills I use in the red drill are very effective in drilling large holes, but they don't go through to the end, there are about 2-3 millimeters left. Must push. When pushed through a flat surface, tears appear. If you push through the round material, there will be many more tears. That's why I'm not pushing through, I'm hitting the other side with a small hammer, as you can see in the video.
Those few years with me ... uh ... I hope you're kidding. I can barely make a living from this job, I can't afford an apprentice.
@@udoaas2466 i make small tables here in Virginia, USA, i know all about a small living, i just love watching you , and im guessing you made a bunch of your own tools, thats amazing to me brother, keep up the good work
@@toddfrymire6265 Yes, it's hard work, but it has its advantages. Much bigger than money.
Is there any way I can see the small tables you made?
Приветствую вас. Пожалуйста подскажите а чем вы пропитываете древесину ? ( из шланга)
Привет! Для пропитки я использую «Тиковое масло», для последней отделки использовал масляный воск, но недавно перешoл на «Датское масло». Качество чуть лучше.
Vinge!
Tänan!
Low sir can you show your woodlate how et works do no. Forward.
Есть ли наклон у спинки? Сколько градусов?
Да, имеет наклон 115 градусов.
നല്ല പണി....
Hi ! Are you fine ?
I 'm fine and all of my friends are fine too ,
I hope you well ,
It's good to hear you're all right. I'm fine too. My friends are fine, my children and grandchildren are fine. Only the economy is not fine. Which means a lot less furniture making, for me. And unfortunately a lot less videos too. But there is also a silver lining. I can now do those things for which there was not enough time until now. And there are quite a few.
@@udoaas2466 I realy appreciated you and I alway respect you ,
if I have nearly place , I want to help you about I able , I can ,
@@layjustin1113 Thanks Lay, thanks for the kind offer. But you know, older people like me don't need much anymore. But thank you for remembering me.
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Уважаемый Або АСЕ, мне очень нравится музыка в Ваших видеороликах, она спокойная, помогает мне настроиться на работу, я включаю Ваши видеоролики, слушаю эту музыку и работаю в своей мастерской, она чем то напоминает мне пение под бубен народов севера России и пение Североамениканских индейцев, это классно. 👍🏻
Мне нравится подпевать под барабан вот так, если это можно назвать пением. Это помогает сосредоточиться на том, что находится внутри души. Мне нравится, как северные русские, а также индийцы поют от души. Это как мост между внутренним я и внешним миром. Я чувствую, что это важно.
udo, i dont understand what you were doing at 3:23, hammering at the holes, what was being done there? i could see you scraped the hole out afterwards but was it just push thru from the drilling? toby from the US
I drilled 30 mm holes in it with a spiral drillbit. If you drill right through with such a drillbit, it tears the pieces from the other side. That's why I didn't drill all the way through, but only as far as the drill's feed spiral moved forward, about 3 millimeters remained, I hammerd them through from the other side and cleaned the edges of the hole with a knife. Was I understandable?
@@udoaas2466 very much so, and i see the reason why, i have those mistakes, maybe not any more :) thank you sir.