Well I think it is beautiful. I want to make one tomorrow for my brother, so thanks for the insight, and sharing your talent with all of us....and I would love to see how you made the spokeshave by hand. Thanx again, Katie Anderson
Turned out beautiful. I too would enjoy seeing the spokeshave build as well as the pros and cons of your plane build. Love the video work and the music.
Nice project and the carving set it off beautifully. I built one recently and initially made the head too large. I cut it back and reshaped it and now serves as my heavy mallet for large mortises. I made mine of white oak, but without carving.
Oh, white oak is a great choice for a heavy mallet! It is always great to have different weights and sizes. For cutting this mortise into the cherry I also used my heavy oak mallet. But I realized that it's just too heavy for some tasks - now I got this smaller one and I have the feeling they are a perfect team. Thank you!
Hello Joseph, thank you so much! I think the next video will cover the design and experience with my handplane and after that I will get the spokeshave video ready. Makes me happy to see you enjoying my videos!
It is indeed more on the light side. I have another, way bigger mallet made from oak which is pretty heavy. I still like to use this lighter cherry mallet for more detail work.
Never mind, I found the video of you making it . I will watch it now.
Well I think it is beautiful. I want to make one tomorrow for my brother, so thanks for the insight, and sharing your talent with all of us....and I would love to see how you made the spokeshave by hand. Thanx again, Katie Anderson
Beautifully done
This looks so nice i hope I have time to make one of those thanks for the idea
Handsome and I learned a lot. I am greatfull for your video and efforts. Paul
Thank you so much, Paul! I am happy you liked it. I hope you have a great day.
NIce! Still waiting for the video about spokeshave ;)
Beautiful
Thank you very much, Frank!
Amazing work, but damn your voice is so soothing..., I'm just about to make a mallett too and this is great inspiration!
Only thing I would have done differently is carve both sides.
More of a good thing can’t be bad.
True! I consider carving the other side once I improved my carving skills.
Turned out beautiful. I too would enjoy seeing the spokeshave build as well as the pros and cons of your plane build. Love the video work and the music.
Thank you very much Matt! Makes me happy to read comments like yours. There'S definitely something to come during the upcoming winter months.
Love this channel, waiting on the spoke shave upload. Really makes me confident how you execute such great work with simple tools. Take this sub!
Thank you so much! I am super grateful for your kind words.
nice work on this, the carving is beautiful.
Thank you so much, Tom! I'm glad you like it :)
Nice project and the carving set it off beautifully.
I built one recently and initially made the head too large. I cut it back and reshaped it and now serves as my heavy mallet for large mortises. I made mine of white oak, but without carving.
Oh, white oak is a great choice for a heavy mallet! It is always great to have different weights and sizes. For cutting this mortise into the cherry I also used my heavy oak mallet. But I realized that it's just too heavy for some tasks - now I got this smaller one and I have the feeling they are a perfect team. Thank you!
Very nice. Looking forward to seeing your spokeshave. Glad to see your recent upload.
Hello Joseph, thank you so much! I think the next video will cover the design and experience with my handplane and after that I will get the spokeshave video ready. Makes me happy to see you enjoying my videos!
Nice work. Are you still planning on building a workbench?
It looks really good, I'm wondering if the weight is the right one for carving though ?
It is indeed more on the light side. I have another, way bigger mallet made from oak which is pretty heavy. I still like to use this lighter cherry mallet for more detail work.
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