Love this! (Dragonflies don't have antennas though) :)

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Уютная мастерская, хороший инструмент!👍

Очень красивая работа!👍

Outstanding ‼️ wish I could like it more than once ‼️

Для меня очень полезно попасть в атмосферу Mikko❤

Many thanks for taking us on a tour of your work bench. Would you be able to show us how you made those amazing doorstop?

Nice to see your workbench. You are a great inspiration and I have learned a lot from you. I would be delighted if you could answer this riddle "When you laid out and taped the filler pieces, the bay in the middle 'magically' appeared." in "Bowfender - making of" 3 years ago

Beautiful ! I really like the simplistic, good-old-times atmosphere of your workshop. 👌🏻👍🏻

Greetings Mikko. Thank you for the close up look. Always nice to see your quality tools.

A very functional and good looking setup!

Beautiful tools Mikko, I like the big rope grommet to keep stuff in place!

Question: where to buy a fin fid? I googled them but nothing came up. Also, where is the best place to buy roping tools?

🪢🪢 Indispensabili "ferri del mestiere" di un grande Maestro.- 🪢🪢.......👏👍🤗

where do I get the medieval masking tape at to whip the ends of my hemp rope?

Kaha milega eh machine

Mikko, I love all your work, just some more than others this is one of them. My only regret is that I did not come across you sooner. Keep up the good work, it is very much apreciated.A cup of coffee a month is a small price for the hours of frustration you have saved me. Thank's again.

Nice!

Like a snowshoe , something to tie against . Cheers ...

Greetings Mikko. Nicely done, thanks.

The legendary Snellman-dragonfly. Biologists have been trying to discover one of these mystical creatures in the wild for centuries... 😉👍🏻

Nice.....

Красивая свайка 😎🔥👍

Could you provide a parts list? I would like to make one myself 😀

When comes "Stockholm" in i pictrure? That radio voice in the backgroud? Otherwise good educational value!

This brought memories of over 50 years ago. We often painted riding horse hooves with it, and suddenly, I remembered the smell. I came back, to look for more details of the tar itself, as I had never thought about it. I am listening to a series of stories of allied men becoming prisoners of war, in WW2, and one chap, escaping, painted his shoes with stockholm tar! Of course, I could imagine it - and the fresh smell. The young men researching the stories are wondering if it is a bland or strong smell, to help escape, it is so removed fromyoung lives. and I am just grinning at the memories and a new use for that tar, a strong memory of my childhood and teen years. I am sniffing the remembered smell, as I type. I had never thought of how stockholm tar is produced. Thank you from Oz.

I bought some military surplus items with leather on them from Varusteleka. I've been looking for a way to make my own leather grease. Kiitos!

you don't need any rubber sole? just this impregnation is enough for you and you can walk in wet grass?? 😮

Good tip putting lace end in vise while cutting. Thanks.

Sometimes you use big machines and sometimes simple hand tools! I like this smart solutions! ❤

Greetings Mikko. Excellent work as always. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for the post.

thank you

You never cease to amaze me Mikko thanks for the video

Such simple yet elegant methods! I cannot wait for the next videos. As always, it's an absolute joy to watch you work (and the music was perfect!) ❤

Watching you working is like a magic: time passes and I never get tired.... wonderful craftmanship!

You're a resourceful problem-solver Mikko, if I do say so myself. Awesome ! 👌🏻👍🏻

Very clever and neat work Mikko..

Great work Mikko, you never cease to inspire and amaze me! This one is right up my alley and I think out of all your great tutorials the one I enjoyed the most. Thank's for sharing the information it greatly appreciated.

MPY fleece on paras

Just amazing, I can never find the words to properly describe my appreciation for your work. Do you have some footage of the making?

breathtaking work

I can't see how you started. The video skips 5 seconds ahead...

This really took me back, I was in the U.S. Coast Guard about 50 years ago, we called it ‘fancywork’ and put it on such things as the ship’s wheel, heaving line monkey’s fists, and gangplank hand-lines with all decorative knots or in stitched sleeves of canvas with Turk’s Heads on each end [often then painted for durability]. Our belt knives typically had short knot work lanyards, or thumb loops, to assist drawing the knife out of our sheaths; this was often done ~50 or 100 times a day depending on the task so anything to ease the action was useful.

Мастер - золотые руки. ❤

Какая хорошая работа! Мы вместе отлично провели время. 😊 Привет из СИБИРИ.

What kind of cord do you use for the handle? And where can I purchase some!? Thanks!

Dear Mikko, thanks for sharing, that's really a splendid work! Please let us know the way to purchase.

Well Done!

When is the store going to be up on your website!? Beautiful brilliant work as always!