Making a bucket completely from wood - without glue or metal

[@SmokeFlame1]

I'm 88 years old. I've been a wood worker hobbyist since I was a teenager, This is one of the most enjoyable videos I've seen in many years. Your craftsmanship and artistry are exceptional. Thanks for the pleasure,

[@ClintsHobbiesDIY]

Me also at 71 years.

[@victordolya1394]

Я самый молодой среди вас,мне 62,но я тоже в восторге​@@ClintsHobbiesDIY

[@ProWood-1]

Wow, that’s incredible. What’s the most challenging project you've ever taken on?

[@paradoxactivity2821]

Me too at 152 years

[@TheDeepDiveLLC]

😂​@@paradoxactivity2821

[@jkr3008]

That lock joint on bands is beyond amazing. Have never seen anything like that before. A piece if art indeed.

[@seanhoude]

Seen it many times in metal, but love the idea that can be (and presumably was done) in wood.

[@jkr3008]

@@seanhoude absolutely agree

[@vladimirpain3942]

Yeah, this was new technique for me as well. Absolutely wonderful.

[@Gaeldx]

sorry but i read "a piece i fart indeed", made me chuckle

[@khaitomretro]

It's a traditional technique. You'll see it on museum items all over Europe.

[@ahmetcarikcioglu2461]

The victory expression at 21:18 is absolutely priceless. Thank you for your beautiful workmanship. I hope you continue with such beautiful projects.

[@tinkerer4]

Steam bending the riven wood straight so you could power plane while maintaining grain alignment was super clever! I don’t know if that’s a traditional way of handling riven wood, but I’ve never seen a technique quite like that before. Well done!!

[@noob78]

At what minute does it happen?

[@foogod4237]

@@noob78 11:56 - 12:36 or so

[@tinkerer4]

He starts riving the wood at 11:04. At 11:40 he states (in captions) that he’s following the grain on the bandsaw. Steams at 12:01 and then states that he’s bending them straight at 12:16. Then power planes (thicknesser) at 12:40.

[@notreallymyname3736]

I was thinking the same thing! I'm furious at myself for not thinking of that. Time to go look through the firewood pile and see what I can salvage.

[@VitalityMassage]

One of the coolest woodworking videos ever.

[@Mytrios2137]

I clicked this video wondering about how you kept the bucket together, I was honestly expecting some bushcraft style rope that was made from “wood” but when I saw the (for lack of better words) “clasps” I was amazed, that’s such a great way to do that I love it

[@joebar12345]

Wunderschön dargestellt, wie dieser Eimer entsteht. Keine nervige Musik, einfach das Pfeifen des Hobels und Quietschen des Holzes, Dein Atmen. Komisch, dass ich Deinen Kanal jetzt erst finde. Endlich mal wieder ein Video, was ich von Anfang bis zum Ende ohne vorzuspulen geschaut habe. Herzlichen Dank und weiter so. Gruß Dirk

[@xuedi]

tolles asmr 😛

[@zitakenny7787]

Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 I've just found your channel and I'm so pleased there's no narration, only the sound of a craftsman working with wood and his tools, thank you for that. I enjoy watching Epic Upcycling and the craftsman works the same as you(, occasionally music in the background not overpowering), there is no narration just the relaxing sounds of a craftsman, and therapeutic benefits.

[@JuliusDietrich]

Ich arbeite seit ein paar Jahren in einer Böttcherei und hatte zumindest schonmal gesehen, wie ein Fass mit historischen Weidenreifen abgebunden wurde, aber diese Art von Reifen hatte ich bisher noch nicht in der Hand. Auch mir hat am besten das Dampf-begradigen der Leisten gefallen. Tolle Technik. Ich bewundere das, wenn jemand sich solch ambitionierte Projekte vornimmt. Hut ab.

[@durfkludge]

Dude the locking wooden rings are GORGEOUS. Cool to know what was used before metal bands.

[@hakimondoor8469]

I appreciated your intense moment of communion with the resin of the wood chips. Satisfaction could be read on your face and on the breath of your happiness. Here's a pat, dude.

[@Berkana]

Those rings are amazing. I would never have thought that this is how such rings are constructed. This method of building a tension ring out of wood is highly unexpected and creative.

[@oscar33212]

Great video! My dad and I demonstrated making wooden buckets (with riven wood rings) at the Ohio Sate fair for about 15 and 10 years respectively with few deviations from what you presented. The few deviations were: (1). No power tools (other than the chain saw to cut the logs. (2). White oak rings, made from a green log without steam or heat. (3). No pegs And, yes there is a lot of wood waste to pick up.

[@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw]

Thank you for the additional information.

[@1islam1]

​@@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran

[@DrTheRich]

i wondered about the pegs, makes sens you'd the freedom to tighten the rings if they stretch a little over time...

[@johnf4085]

TThis is awesome. A lot of detail went into this, and then a lot of prep work as well. The templates for the jigs and planes and etc deserve as much praise.

[@goneaerial41]

This is some insanely skilled woodworking. Love all the hand tool usage without slavish dedication to it.

[@maxibaer]

Ich bin fassungslos. So viel Geduld und handwerkliches Können.Tolles Video, danke!

[@Neodymigo]

Learning the techniques are one thing and having the patience to apply it are altogether another. I am impressed with your skill and in awe of your patience.

[@TNH91]

That is a lovely piece of work. And properly cared for that bucket will last lifetimes. I'm impressed how well it held water immediately. That's great attention to detail.

[@NTRprojects]

Great display of skill and an amazingly beautiful design and end result

[@patrickwaldfrieden7048]

Jipie jahey, endlich ein vernünftiges Video. Möchte schon seit längerem einen Eimer rein aus Holz herstellen und wusste bis heute noch nicht ganz wie ich das anstellen soll. Dank dir lacht nun mein Tischlerherz. Danke =)

[@WynterLegend]

Watching this process has been enlightening. Thank you for showing this. Especially some of the self-made tools you use. I had never considered the things that could be made simply to hold things steady while working.

[@christianschack9777]

I think the most impressing things about your videos are your homemade Tools...

[@singularsingularis2271]

Als Schlosser ICH bin jedenfalls schwer Beeindruckt! Klasse Arbeit und Glückwunsch! 👍👍🪣

[@michaelneuwirth3414]

Hartholzkeile, wie sie bei 9:51 zum Einsatz kommen, sind eigentlich die heimlichen Stars des Handwerks. Auch auf dem Bau oder dort, wo Behelfskonstruktionen unter Spannung gesetzt werden müssen, sind Hartholzkeile nicht wegzudenken! Tolles Video!

[@mattsadventureswithart5764]

Fab project, and I absolutely love the grooving plane you built.

[@alisovsergey]

Не прекращайте делать ролики, ваш труд прекрасен! Вы очень хорошо снимаете и очень увлекательно смотреть! Спасибо вам что делаете умный и творческий контент! Привет Вам из России!

[@wovada]

Россия - мудрая страна!

[@ColCurtis]

​@wovada if you look at all the Russian leaders. Russia looks like a real stupid country, with dumb citizens that put up with dictators.

[@Palme1992]

Ganz großen Respekt an diese Handwerkskunst. Der Wahrscheinlich schönste Wassereimer den ich jeh gesehen habe . Ich habe oft schon vor gehabt mal einen Wassereimer herzustellen, aber das gibt mir jetzt den Ansporn es tatsächlich ebenfalls mal zu versuchen. ich habe auch schon mit Dampf gebogen, aber diese Ringverschlüsse aus Holz sind ein Traum. Unfassbar genial ausgeklügelt. Bitte weiter so und vor allem das wissen weiter geben. grüße aus dem Schwarzwald vom Schreiner/Restaurator Kollegen. :)

[@Livoirienyvoitrien]

This makes me want to become your apprentice. At the age of 58. True craftsmanship, something decent to be genuinely proud of. I’m a lawyer, so I know what I’m talking about. I do do something not to be proud of.

[@PatNetherlander]

Classic “Kuiper-werk” as we call it in Holland. Beautiful crafty result. I really like how those wooden bands come together. Ingenious!

[@Kirasque]

I'm trying to wrap my head around how much of an investment is was to buy a bucket back when they were made like this

[@MaakaSakuranbo]

@XactToeBlades I mean, someone made them. Coopers would :P

[@miklark]

Thanks for the excellent video, just the sounds of work, no annoying music and no unnecessary talk. 🤘

[@rejmons1]

The smell of fresh wood. That's what I love as well!

[@vintagebikes6891]

Drei so unterschiedliche handwerksarbeiten in Perfektion. Ich freue mich schon auf das nächste Video.

[@andreasjohn1981]

Vielen Dank für diese absolut beeindruckend Arbeit, das aufzeigen der handwerklichen Leistung und das teilhaben lassen an diesem großartigen Herstellungsprozess. Dankeschön.

[@gregonline6506]

Wow, Hobelsammler, Erfinder von Hilfskonstruktionen, technischer Zeichner oder doch Maschinenbauer, was Sie alles drauf haben… Respekt.

[@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw]

Danke! Oder Schreiner, Autodidakt, Freidenker....

[@fuzzibert]

Ein wunderschönes Werkstück! Die hölzernen Bänder sind ein besonderer ästhetischer Genuss!

[@danalexandroaie3233]

Amazing job! I've seen plenty of buckets and barrels with metal rings, but never ever in my life saw a bucket with wooden rings. I really loved the way you made those wooden rings and the whole bucket. It's a real piece of art. Congratulations!

[@piotr277]

I don't know what's more amazing, the fact that you did it, or that you managed to squeeze the whole process into a 20 minute video. It would be a good watch if it was an hour too.

[@klausnielsen1537]

What a beautiful functional piece. Well done.

[@CharlesWilliams-fw7qu]

One of the best examples of craftsmanship I have ever seen. That bucket should fetch somewhere between $600.00 and $1,000.00. Awesome and well done.

[@tooljockey2777]

I think you should multiply those numbers by 10 atleast

[@herbertpollinger4947]

You're a real craftsman and the video filming and editing is also superb.

[@hankoceanlife]

that's no ordinary bucket, that's a bucket that inspired thousands of people

[@oscar33212]

Great video! My dad and I demonstrated making wooden buckets at the Ohio State Fair for a dozen years or so, along with other wooden vessels like mugs, piggins, trays, … . We used a few less in the way of power tools (chain saw for felling trees and cutting logs), so a lot more work, and a lot more wood waist. We also did not steam our bands, we used fresh white oak logs and relied on their flexibility. Again, great to see your work.

[@ColePanike]

This is pure art. I'm learning more than I have learned in years from just watching you in slience, let alone with the captions. You, sir, are truely a craftsman.

[@dropperknot]

Nicely done. A pleasure to see some hand tools in use, very few people have the ability to use them these days

[@Emenblade]

oh my god watching you make the tennons like that blew my mind. i dont think ive ever seen another craftsman on youtube do so much with a simple pocket knife. well done sir!

[@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw]

Thank you!

[@michaelneuwirth3414]

Das Dämpfen und Biegen der Ringverschlüsse ist wirklich sehr interessant. Das beim Zuschnitt der Ringverschlüsse gezeigte Verdrehen/Torsion der Holzlatten bei 12:20 zu Beginn dient vermutlich der teilweise Zerstörung bzw. der Lockerung des inneren Zusammenhalts der Cellulosestruktur in radialer Richtung, Wirklich beeindruckend!

[@paulo2008dias]

I wish more KZbinrs who call themselves woodcrafters would watch this video. This is what true woodcraft looks like-craftsmanship at its finest. Many out there rely heavily on machines, CNC technology, and other powerful tools, but this is a reminder of the skill and artistry that come from working with your hands and mastering the basics.

[@Musicpins]

Yeah its easy to get cought up, I need to have this to do Y or that to do Z. All the while, this guy simply devises a groove cutter for the bottom of barrels on his own, what a champion.

[@davidpowell6098]

@@Musicpins The tool he made resembles a "Croze" Plane used by Coopers, probably as rare as hen's teeth. The fact he made one himself shows me he is a proper craftsman.

[@chamwow168]

This is so cool. Seeing those hundreds of wood shavings on the ground and realizing that they each represent a pass of the blade goes to show how much work you put into it. I respect you for all the effort put into this, not to mention the amazing editing

[@marcio62091]

È un piacere vederti lavorare ed è un tuo grande merito quello di conservare e perpetuare un sapere antico. Gran bel lavoro!

[@87bloom]

You just made 3 videos?!!! Dude!! I was gonna binge watch your videos before I sleep. Cheers for many creative videos to come

[@pmcKANE]

Man, my life would be so much happier if I had a thicknesser. Perhaps it'll go on the Christmas list.

[@Prophias]

This was fascinating, always loved old woodworking, tools and so on, the amount of control with sharpened tools is unmatched

[@tjblackforest69]

Tolle Arbeit, wunderschöner Eimer! Das muss sehr befriedigend sein, so ein fähiger Handwerker/ Künstler zu sein!

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

Деревянные обручи для фиксации с замками, это просто ПОТРЯСАЮЩЕ!!!!! Вы счастливый человек!!!!!!

[@mbterabytesjc2036]

Great work. I was fascinated by the portable shave horse. I'll be building one like it soon. 😊

[@douglastaylor43]

The wooden rings blew my mind. Awesome work

[@matthasaname]

Superb. I have no need for a bucket like this, but your craftsmanship alone makes me REALLY want one!

[@serpentinious7745]

I wouldn't have thought it possible to make a watertight, wood bucket without some sort of adhesive. Thank you for showing us the possibilities of human craftsmanship.

[@samuelpaulini]

Wow, I would love to see an update after a few years to see weather it held up and if it is good to replicate. Looks neat!

[@FreerunningGamer]

I'm always amazed by the craftsmanship of wood workers. Always such fine attention to detail, and making tools to help create another project is absolutely astounding.

[@kinklee]

Serious Workmanship. I love the use of the Swiss army Knife. Totally hypnotised by that and as usual its over too quickly.

[@1992jamo]

I have never seen a plane with a curved foot like that. Really interesting video mate. Thanks.

[@jeffreymckeown]

What an amazing job you've done. I can't even blink my eyes when I watch your video. Success bro 👍👍👍

[@YouDontKnowMeYet]

It's fascinating to see where you draw the lines between classical and modern. No judgements, just interesting. Amazing work! I'm jealous of ALL of your craftsmanship. Having had a partial amputation of three fingers with powertools in a moment of lapse attention, that draw knife terrifies me.

[@joshwest4543]

Beautiful. I don't know who is more jealous: the boys of the toys or the girls of the milk maiden that bucket was made for. That has got to be the most expensive wood bucket ever made.

[@Intelligence_Failure]

the fact that you steamed and straightened the ash bands before planing them in order to straighten and align the grain instead of cutting across the grain just a little by planing the wood flat across its natural twist is my kind of perfectionism. 👌

[@Al-vd5eb]

Thank you Andi. Great video. Really enjoyed watching it. I am a master craftsman who teaches fine woodworking in Australia. Looking forward to your next video.

[@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw]

Thanks for the great comment! Greetings from Switzerland

[@milesnoell]

That modification to your bandsaw fence is a great idea! My bandsaw blade tends to wander enough that using the fence can be challenging, but that block to maintain the thickness while allowing you to adjust the angle to keep things in line looks like just what I need.

[@RamsinGabriel]

no merch sales, no long drawn out intro, no long cut scenes. im sure glad yt algo recommended this channel to me. sub'd right away.

[@andiswerkstatt-ow4uw]

Thank you!

[@jerryjohns7358]

Just wandered into your workshop. This is an heirloom. The subtitled video approach is great. Thank you for sharing.

[@bhoqeem1975]

It’s therapeutic watching you work. Thank you.

[@philw245]

A truly impressive display of skill and sheer craftsmanship. A real work of art.

[@ethanlewis1453]

I helped make a circular wood stand that wasn't intended to hold water and we had something like 5mm gaps for several of pieces. What you did was very much master-level craftsmanship!

[@thecatofnineswords]

I'm genuinely impressed with the wood locking rings. They're a well-designed marvel of engineering and joinery. Also, I haven't seen a Swiss Army knife used as a carving tool since I was a child. It was me, I was the child ^_^

[@timothylondo]

I've never seen anyone peg the staves together before. Good idea.

[@georgefeener8682]

It is heart warming to watch the process of a true craftsman at work you are amazing sir

[@noemarit1805]

What an incredible work of crafsmanship ! Thank you for sharing, your investment and passion really shines trough !! Anyone that has already at least tried to work with wood can instantly see how much of a precision work this is here, i am amazed ! Big cheers and respect from France mate !!

[@benlallier1721]

Wow! Amazing patience and craftsmanship. Bravo! 👏

[@fonziyo]

That was amasing, no words. And the rings...

[@stevesahr1752]

This tutorial is very inspirational. You made my day watching you make your kerfing plane. I truly appreciate your abilities. Thank you for your video.

[@Bloke-in-Stoke]

Beautiful, simply beautiful. A real work of art and the craftsmanship is awe inspiring. Well done and thanks for sharing, I loved every second. Cheers from the UK 🍺

[@kamiochambless2590]

This is so precise and well crafted! Excellent video :)

[@jeffreynerdin3522]

Incredibly inefficient. Incredibly impressive. Well done. Thank you.

[@ИгорьПашков-ч4ы]

Talent!!! An undoubted TALENT!!! New Creative discoveries!!!

[@bofpwet9500]

Man that bucket got more love and care then I ever did, I am kidding, nice bucket!

[@brentheuer3722]

Me and my daughter we really enjoy your video. You did a awesome job. 🙂

[@SWA-Projects]

Wow, only a real craftsman can make these kind of things, and with minimal use of power tools. Beautiful!

[@MeinTubengucker]

Eine wahnsinns schöne Arbeit - Hut ab! Das erinnert mich an die großen Leistungen der Shaker!

[@Morbazan125]

I’m amazed how silently you work, I can’t help talk to myself about what I’m doing as I’m doing it😂

[@somebody4578]

First of all, thanks for no music video. Second, just wow, incredible work! Hats off sir, new subscriber❤

[@КсенияКапочкина]

Я восхищаюсь - настолько красиво и аккуратно сделано!! У мастера золотые руки!! Горячий привет из города Нижний Новгород, Россия

[@smh9902]

The frustration that must have come with every mistake to get this level of craftsmanship, incredible.

[@solaris123asd]

That's a finest bucket I've ever seen in my life.

[@alessandroalberto6431]

Grazie per l'abilità e l'entusiasmo che metti nel tuo lavoro !!!

[@Mars-zgblbl]

Very nice work, especially with the effective homemade tools. I’d suggest sand to register the staves against each other but with all the fitting and reassembly, the sand would fall out. The OldTools fellers would be proud 👍

[@Vandal_Savage]

Nice bucket. I don't think I've seen that style of wooden rings on one before.

[@iankrom510]

I saw something similar in the beginning of Ashley's Book of Knots but that's the only place I've ever seen it! It's a very cool technique!

[@nicholaspostlethwaite9554]

It seems very common if you look for proper Coopering videos. I suspect it comes form continental Europe originally, most videos are of USA Coopers still carrying on old family craft. Normal old barrels, Coopering, used rope or wood used like rope. Just look at old paintings. They are everywhere.

[@Vandal_Savage]

@@nicholaspostlethwaite9554 I've watched plenty of bucket making vids on KZbin and it's the first time I've seen this. Are there any others you would recommend? Admittedly, the ones I've seen (both traditionally built and ones built using modern methods) and they always seem to use metal rings or twisted sticks of Hazel or witheys. Not that I'm overly interested in buckets - I've just watched everything else on KZbin by now 🤣

[@nicholaspostlethwaite9554]

@@Vandal_Savage kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4G7aZ5shsila7M kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIXFY62MpbZ6nZY Rediscovered two I saw some years ago when looking into it.

[@dr0bi]

​@@Vandal_Savageyou're in for a treat! Watch this old master at work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGXOc2qAhLuep9ksi=pl-m78i_GT5qpz8O It's very scenic and has an impressive bucket shape!

[@Daniel-gi3jo]

Some great work, congrats on sharpening the different blades.

[@nobnobnobnob]

Didn't seen a good woodworking video in a long time

[@andypage6207]

What a pleasure to watch nice to see a Victorinox Swiss Army being used.