One of the rare youtube channels where you can wait years for the next video. This however doesn't mean that we don't want your videos to appear more frequently :)
Absolutely beautiful and so creative! I am always amazed with your craftsmanship and attention to detail, simply the best. Missed seeing your work. Thanks for sharing, the Greatest by far!
One of the more useful items in IKEA must be their pencils ;) Somehow a few seems to slip into my pocket the one occasional time I'm forced to visit... Nice rack!
Nice project!!! really liked how you drive the rods in.. Oh, next time you need a drum sander feel free to stop by.. I'd be happy to let you use mine ;-)
I get so excited when you post a video. Awesome as always. Btw because of people I know from my job I ended up acquiring a 24 inch grizzly 1066r drum sander for FREE. It upped my game 1000%. When milling figured wood it's a game changer.
It's rare to see this much artistic ability with skillful craftsmanship. Sam Maloof was one of the greatest and your work is there with his. Thank you for creating these incredible videos!
Once again superb work Maurice what a brilliant design. Like the use of a car jack as a router lifter, did this myself about 10 years ago when manufactured lifters were several hundred £/€.
Mr. Blok I was starting to worry. Nice job on the towel rack! You seem to change your appearance multiple times in the video.Your footage is much appreciated. Thanks:)
Haven't gotten a notification for you in a long time. I stopped checking to be honest to. Welcome Back Maurice! I'm excited as hell you're back your craftsmanship is second to none as always!
I love te protruding plugs that you used fore the wal mounting screws but fore the jointer you can do a few things to prevent tearout One the grain direction matters (Whit figured wood its les effective) Try going slow (like snail 🐌 slow) and shallow And angle the work Piece when you are jointing it and when you are edge jointing just joint it square against the fence and just make the Last pas shallow and angle it away from the fence (if that makes sense) I hope I don't come over like a know it al 🙊
Your approach to prevent tearout does help (!) and I do this frequently, sometimes with more success and sometimes with lesser success. It so much depends on the individual wood used. Some super flamed, quilted wood may have no problems but the next piece possibly from the same tree causes problems.
Amazing details, the plugs and maple have officially become a Maurice Blok signature style. I'm sure the fans appreciate the video after such a long time, but is this a comeback or a cameo ? As for constructive criticism, I wish I could help you but I am terribly biased with your videos. I can't find a single thing to improve. Welcome back Maurice and well done brother!
Great to see you back Maurice... A beautiful piece of work!! I think osmo products are great to use, I used it on my table top... but do you know if you can use the top finish for cutting boards? Keep on making beautiful things
I do not know but don't think so. If you like a hard surface you could build layers using pure tung oil or even use shellac but the shellac will visibly wear your cutting board's surface a lot. I would stick with (pure) paraffin oil for easy maintenance and application.
Great job but It seems to me that the rack should be fitted upside down so the towels hung in behind each other, with the way you choose they will be in front each other
Hello Maurice, I Love your Work and you are the best woodworker in my opinion !!!! Sorry for my Englisch ;-) What motor has your Felder kf 500 on the saw? 3kw ,4kw...
Hi! I have no idea about the technical specs of the inside of the machine... A little googling taught me that 3kw is standard and 4 kw is an option. I purchased it in 2012 though it is manufactured in 2010 and i have no idea if it has the added option. Sorry to leave you in the dark there.. Thanks for taking the time to watch! (ps, your english is just fine :-)
prachtig mooi Maurice!! Mag ik vragen welk merk die deuvelboren zijn en waar je ze gekocht hebt? ik heb een tijdje geleden een setje gekocht, maar dat zijn alleen 6,8,13,16 mm en die branden meer door het hout heen dan dat ze boren.
ik heb een silent power schaafas op mijn vlak- vandiktebank van Felder en nooit last van het uitbreken/uitscheuren van de nerf. misschien kun je die ook wel nabestellen voor bestaande modellen??
Niet volgens de dealer hier. In ieder geval ken ik iemand met zo'n machine en heb vanuit mijn werkplaats eens een moeilijke plank meegenomen voor een test. Zeker beter maar toch ook nog met uitbreken.
Hello, what model of Felder table saw are you using? It looks like you are using a short slider? Are you happy with the shorter vs longer slider? Thanks!
+brian welling pardon me the late reply. It’s a Felder KF 500, it’s a saw/ Moulder machine. I think that are (in Europe at least ?) made to order. I bought mine second hand from a man who has a basement shop and has limited space. When dimensioning ruff stock I could do with a larger sliding table. I do though have a track saw with a long track and this eliminates the nessacity for a larger/ long sliding table. I’m super happy with mine... honestly before purchase I had never used a table saw before in general. I would buy it again today.
As always you take a seemingly mundane project and turn it into a thing of beauty. Well done Maurice!
Glad you're back, Maurice. You've been greatly missed. Thanks for sharing you're amazing talents.
Beautiful project! I'm amazed with your personal touch. Even enjoyed you voice comments during the video. Cheers!
Maurice.! Welcome back. I have missed you.
Amazing job. Please keep the videos coming.
Very cool and unique design. I'm subscribing for more.
what a nice rack, we have missed your art. Don't be late too much again :).
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾for the safety glasses!!! Beautiful work sir.
One of the rare youtube channels where you can wait years for the next video. This however doesn't mean that we don't want your videos to appear more frequently :)
Absolutely beautiful and so creative! I am always amazed with your craftsmanship and attention to detail, simply the best. Missed seeing your work. Thanks for sharing, the Greatest by far!
One of the more useful items in IKEA must be their pencils ;) Somehow a few seems to slip into my pocket the one occasional time I'm forced to visit...
Nice rack!
Nice project!!! really liked how you drive the rods in.. Oh, next time you need a drum sander feel free to stop by.. I'd be happy to let you use mine ;-)
You're back!! Fantastic video again - the explanations and the music make it a great watch. Thanks for posting
we miss u sir...thanks for sharing with us
Beautiful project and video. I liked hearing you talk about the process. I have missed your videos.
Jolie projet et sympa le retour ;) Merci
Thank You, Maurice Blok
Stunning towel rack! Nice job!
YES!!
Glad You're back! Missed Your inspiring video's!
Fantastic work!!
I always enjoy your videos. Wish there were more. Thanks for posting.
He's back! Beautiful project, Maurice.
Great to see a new video from you, thanks for posting.
Excellent video as always Maurice. Kiitos.
nice to see you again! cool project :)
You've told us to wait for your new movie, work as usual super !!
Beautiful job as usual Maurice!
I get so excited when you post a video. Awesome as always.
Btw because of people I know from my job I ended up acquiring a 24 inch grizzly 1066r drum sander for FREE. It upped my game 1000%. When milling figured wood it's a game changer.
That's awesome!
Wow I love this! You are a true master my friend.
It's been way to long between videos please post more .
It's rare to see this much artistic ability with skillful craftsmanship. Sam Maloof was one of the greatest and your work is there with his. Thank you for creating these incredible videos!
Amazing work as always Maurice! Thanks for sharing once again with us, you have been missed (as I'm sure you can tell from all the comments! :-D )
Happy to see some new stuff from you! thanks
Great video as always! Please give us more!
Once again superb work Maurice what a brilliant design. Like the use of a car jack as a router lifter, did this myself about 10 years ago when manufactured lifters were several hundred £/€.
Welcome back maestro!
Fantastic and what is even more fantastic is that you're back!
Thanks for sharing. Picture perfect as always. Love your style.
Cool design, great editing work. Thank you!
Mr. Blok I was starting to worry. Nice job on the towel rack! You seem to change your appearance multiple times in the video.Your footage is much appreciated. Thanks:)
Welcome back! Great idear
Glad to see you back!
Perfect timing for me! I love watching your videos. Can't wait to see how this one turns out
And of course what a phenomenal final piece. Love your work!
Wow! What a lovely piece 👍
Beautiful work .
Haven't gotten a notification for you in a long time. I stopped checking to be honest to. Welcome Back Maurice! I'm excited as hell you're back your craftsmanship is second to none as always!
I love te protruding plugs that you used fore the wal mounting screws but fore the jointer you can do a few things to prevent tearout
One the grain direction matters (Whit figured wood its les effective)
Try going slow (like snail 🐌 slow) and shallow
And angle the work Piece when you are jointing it and when you are edge jointing just joint it square against the fence and just make the Last pas shallow and angle it away from the fence (if that makes sense) I hope I don't come over like a know it al 🙊
Your approach to prevent tearout does help (!) and I do this frequently, sometimes with more success and sometimes with lesser success. It so much depends on the individual wood used. Some super flamed, quilted wood may have no problems but the next piece possibly from the same tree causes problems.
As you progress with the rack, you're losing hair. Woodworking is dangerous!
AWESOME!!!!
J'aime votre travail.
Welcome back, long time no see!
lovely job. really liking the dowel inlays
hi，Maurice，I love your woodworking，look forward to your new work
Thanks for doing
I've missed you.
Love you work mate, been ages since I've seen one of your videos. Thanks for posting again.
I always love your videos
Amazing details, the plugs and maple have officially become a Maurice Blok signature style. I'm sure the fans appreciate the video after such a long time, but is this a comeback or a cameo ? As for constructive criticism, I wish I could help you but I am terribly biased with your videos. I can't find a single thing to improve. Welcome back Maurice and well done brother!
Hey, really enjoying your skills! (And your music taste)
But if you are not uploading another video soon ill be very mad!
Lindo trabalho, parabéns.
Great work keep it up mate.
Amazing job and your appearance changes haha, greetings
Lindo trabalho parabéns - Brasil
The Man is back! ;)
Nice haircut! (Van de trap gevallen…)
Awesome! Love your videos!!
so glad to see you back in the shop, Maurice! Your projects and videos are the best!!!
Really cool project! Good job. :)
Nice...
Very nice man!
Leuk idee zo. Denk dat vergelijkbaar in mijn badkamer komt
Great work as always Maurice, Good to see you again!
Epic and super cool design, i enjoyed watching the making process
That is SO COOL! LOVE UR VIDS
Great to see you back Maurice... A beautiful piece of work!!
I think osmo products are great to use, I used it on my table top... but do you know if you can use the top finish for cutting boards?
Keep on making beautiful things
I do not know but don't think so. If you like a hard surface you could build layers using pure tung oil or even use shellac but the shellac will visibly wear your cutting board's surface a lot. I would stick with (pure) paraffin oil for easy maintenance and application.
Thanks for the info
I just want to say that I love the choice of music in your videos!
+Ryan Ferreri thanks!!
👍👍good
Beaut!
Love your videos man, only one problem, there's not enough of them ;)
Mauricio where have you been!!
Great job but It seems to me that the rack should be fitted upside down so the towels hung in behind each other, with the way you choose they will be in front each other
That would be possible too if wanted.
Hi Maurice,
Its been quite a long time since we have seen any of your work. I hope all is well with you
Enjoying the summer :-) Thanks!
You're insane, man! I mean that in the best possible way.
can't deny it either :-)
great stuff! lets see more!
Has anyone told you that you look like Pepe from Portugal soccer player. Good job man really like your work
+Julio Guerra no one ever told me before, thanks man!
Excellent!
Way Cool !
You rock dude! Awesome awesome work I every video.
Hello Maurice,
I Love your Work and you are the best woodworker in my opinion !!!!
Sorry for my Englisch ;-)
What motor has your Felder kf 500 on the saw? 3kw ,4kw...
Hi! I have no idea about the technical specs of the inside of the machine... A little googling taught me that 3kw is standard and 4 kw is an option. I purchased it in 2012 though it is manufactured in 2010 and i have no idea if it has the added option. Sorry to leave you in the dark there.. Thanks for taking the time to watch! (ps, your english is just fine :-)
Maurice Blok
Hello tanks but the technical dates are normally on the machine body or?
prachtig mooi Maurice!!
Mag ik vragen welk merk die deuvelboren zijn en waar je ze gekocht hebt? ik heb een tijdje geleden een setje gekocht, maar dat zijn alleen 6,8,13,16 mm en die branden meer door het hout heen dan dat ze boren.
G.Work.Specials volgensmij zijn ze van festool
It's the five piece budget set from dictum.
ik heb een silent power schaafas op mijn vlak- vandiktebank van Felder en nooit last van het uitbreken/uitscheuren van de nerf. misschien kun je die ook wel nabestellen voor bestaande modellen??
Niet volgens de dealer hier. In ieder geval ken ik iemand met zo'n machine en heb vanuit mijn werkplaats eens een moeilijke plank meegenomen voor een test. Zeker beter maar toch ook nog met uitbreken.
Hey, I saw that you have as an sander that Ks 150. How good is to use and do you have any bad to say about it?
Hello, what model of Felder table saw are you using? It looks like you are using a short slider? Are you happy with the shorter vs longer slider? Thanks!
+brian welling pardon me the late reply. It’s a Felder KF 500, it’s a saw/ Moulder machine. I think that are (in Europe at least ?) made to order. I bought mine second hand from a man who has a basement shop and has limited space. When dimensioning ruff stock I could do with a larger sliding table. I do though have a track saw with a long track and this eliminates the nessacity for a larger/ long sliding table. I’m super happy with mine... honestly before purchase I had never used a table saw before in general. I would buy it again today.
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Nice videos new friend 😊 plz stay connected
Some ppl have so much time...
+Horatius Jep, I have about twenty four hours a day! I know, I know I’m super lucky
Welcome back...;-p