Like your walnut hammer, looks to nice to use / good explanation of what you were doing

WoodPrix is nice for that.

Well done!

Hmmm… hammer time… 2 years too late! lol. Great looking mallets sir. Got my sub for sure. Will have to check out your other stuff.

As soon as I saw your piece of wood, I knew it could be a beautiful bowl. Thank you for proving me right! 😁

I like your style, and I would like to receive the Paduk mallet...I will be 80 on dec 20th, still chipping away at timber framing.😎

A talking arm, that was interesting part.

Beautiful mallet, really like the handle . Great idea.

What was the actual time it took to run these projects.

Love this work of heart!! Dan is a wonderful inspiration. ❤️ ! You aced this !!

did this printers print colors ?

What kind of tape

Hi. Nice tea box. I've been at the craft for 45 years. One comment and one suggestion. Comment: flush trim saws have no set to the teeth so they should not leave marks. That said, if you saw at even a slight angle, marks will be left. As for holding the saw correctly, you have to find what feels right for you. I like to saw from above (you sawed on the side in the video). I use my off hand to gently hold the blade flat as I saw. Suggestion: I make a lot of boxes. For evening out minor differences on the top and bottom of the box sides, I use sandpaper as you did. However I have adhesive backed sandpaper (80 grit) attached to a large piece of granite. The weight of the granite is sufficient to keep it from sliding on my workbench as I move the box back and forth. Another option is 3/4 inch MDF but that will likely need to clamped down. Be safe in the shop!

Great video. I started few weeks running CRF2 22W and your videos helps me a lot 👍. I wonder if I can engrave on mirrored SS (of course with original protecting foil on it).

100mm/sec seems so incredibly slow. Is that right?

When did John Malkovitch become an amazing woodworker?

Nice job gonna have to try this make some shorter tools for pen turning. I suspect a hollow chisel morticer would work for the bar stock to fit. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What is the best way to import your own design of a wooden part. Could you just take a picture of it and import it? or would you have to scan it, or draw it out in the software?

I like your videos. Where did you find the brass threaded knobs for the inserts?

Anyone knows if the roller attachment for engraving is compatible with the Falcon 2 PRO?

Ha.mer time. I love those mallets. Anyone will do. God bless you.

Great video, thanks. Can you post link for honeycomb file please 🤗

How did you get that center spot point?

That was very enjoyable, besides being instructive. Very nice build. Also very professional narration. And your choice of music? Spot on. I’m a musician ( admittedly amateur) and I quake at some of the noise that some presenters choose to use on their channels, channels where I invariably never return. And yes. I subscribed to yours. You checked all the boxes!

Hammer time. Like both but the paduk is sharp. My son uses it a lot with duck calls.

Could you make specialty clear pen blanks with a lighting bolt or do you know of anyone that could make on or two I am trying to make Christmas presents for family I like your videos and have subscribed

Hey, what to say awesome video thank you. Me and the wife just got our Falcon 2 (its the wifes) for setup she has been experiencing some error 9 and GRBL errors. I am hoping after coping your setting in lightburn as well as using the step tool we "should" be able to dial in the issues. Thank you again for your information. Will update in the comments later.

I looked through your description to try and find your sound deadening material, can you tell me what that is please?

I made a tool just like yours but the problem is that when I use it the screw that holds the carbide down comes loose. Any suggestions?

The dimensions are the minimum. My 1st 3 boards were from that same kit. Now I make mine thicker, wider, and longer depending on my stock. I ensure my hole is 3/8 from top and my slot is 1/2" deep since the wire didn't have enough clearance. BTW, I also also had a left-hand board and had to glue in a dowel. 😅

Ahh I forgot I had already made a comment. Ah well I was obviously not bullshitting the first time.

Good video. To the point and in focus. Not like some.

I'am looking to make an end grain cutting board and this one looks the best!. I was wondering if you would could tell me the measurements you used to make this cutting board. thanks, and keep up the good work

When you heat/oxidise the surface of stainless steel you change the crystal structure which causes the SURFACE to reduce its expansion coefficient. That is why your material distorts with corners upwards. The more engraving you do to the surface the greater the distortion. 6mm thick plate would probably have enough stability to counteract this effect. You will also have noticed that the colours you carefully defined on your test swatch were non-evident on you final image. With such small test squares you were not simulating the reality of your image. The 0.1 line spacing and high scan speed allowed the heat to rapidly build up in the small test area due to the relatively low conduction coefficient of steel. When you did the final image, the scans were long and there was not the matching degree of heat build up betwenn scan lines, so all your settings were meaningless. This comment is not intened as criticism of your attempt at colour engraving because you have described the process in great detail and to perfection. As a wood working specialist, you will understand the vagaries of wood, (as unpredictable as the female species) whereas metals have predictable properties. Understand the two key propeties I mentioned and I am sure you will soon experiment your way to success. ps. The thicker the material to overcome distortion, the greater the conduction rate into the mass of the material and the more exposure time will be required to get the colour palette.

Hello Ed, super piece of turning. Love the wood. Jealous of the t-shirt ! Want one!😊

Jealous of your lathe Ed! Lovely piece of turning. Stay safe,look after yourself and please lose the watch etc.😲 Keep them coming.👍

I put birch button plugs in for eyes, on a mulberry body. Would have colored them black if the body was maple. Nice looking hat!

LinuxCNC cool man almost forgot

14:53 , I did not find a link to any parts , that's some kind control board , dm4 542 servo drivers , hope to here back from you been doing Laser , I need to make a CNC

13:36 coat of what ?

Yahoo, an informative video that is to the point and not made up crap.

Great work 👍

Can you go over how you would build one of theses? I would like to build obe to replace a radial saw that my father and oncle had purchased. They both passed away last year and passed down plenty of tools but the radial saw is a dinosaur

I like the shape, great form. Nice piece, ornamental art.

Hammer very nice

I loved your video. I would love to own one.

My images were all stretched and I don’t know why, any suggestions?

Beautiful bowl and great use of scraps and off-cuts.

Very interesting! I’d love to learn more. I’m watching “Rings of Power” right now and the Elven wood working is breathtaking. I figure it’s a great thing for a CNC machine to try. Would to learn more about building my own CNC machine!

Omg!... Loved the design and build...Truly it "Hammer Time" Im in favor of the dark walnut