Building a Whirligig from Scratch Part 1

[@walnutcreekwoodworksofjack3520]

The background music is nice. I love classical music. However as I live alone I'd like to hear you talking about what your doing. Excellent work.

[@rajendrajagtap9823]

Great artist.

[@mundodagua5047]

Parabéns, pela música, pelo vídeo e pela boa intenção de ensinar... Vou procurar essas hastes de latão para comprar aqui no Brasil... Vou buscar mais algumas ideias e começar a criar meus brinquedos também... Um grande abraço, saúde e paz! Agradeço de coração. ❤

[@clbuckshot]

Would be nice to have a narrative to go with it.

[@xfredstudio1779]

Amazing 🤗👌

[@danielmurzellotheunknownma7481]

Hello👋🙋‍♂️ there.. Amazing and very interesting project.. Super like👌👌👌 Do keep posting👍 Warm regards and best👍💯 wishes The UnknownManCub 👍😎👨‍🏭

[@c.a.m.6276]

Sir, you have done a very nice whirligig, congrats. (from Brazil)

[@gerhardlind7320]

Thank you Carlos Alberto. Did you see my Video 'Gerhards Whirligigs452' ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ7SZqeDn79lrKs I am working on another one now.

[@Plinha1]

Sir, I am a big fan of these toys, which unfortunately are not very popular here in Europe. Thank you for the beautiful shots of the wonderful whirligigs toy ... It's beauty ...

[@Plinha1]

From Czech republic

[@walnutcreekwoodworksofjack3520]

Think you can make them popular? Maybe come up with a theme for your location.

[@MadelineStkitts]

Hi, my dream whirligig projects by myself. Well let see if I find the steel material in Puerto Rico. Amazing

[@gerhardlind7320]

Madeline, thank you for your comment. I am using 3/16 brass tubing and 1/8 brass rod. I buy these sometimes from Amazon, but you can try a lokal hardware store. Don't use steel. Let me know if you got what you need. Gerhard

[@paulpaul1-t8v]

Hello can you tell me what mm is the steel rod love you you tube site

[@gerhardlind7320]

Hello Paul, it is a brass rod 3.18 mm. In USA it is sold as a 1/8 inch brass rod. If you are German : brass is Messing.

[@paulpaul1-t8v]

@@gerhardlind7320 Many thanks you have been a good help thanks paul

[@mortenmyhrmoen7592]

🇳🇴👍👍🇳🇴

[@ราชันย์พ้องเสียง]

😘

[@piricaca1]

Falta más explicación y medidas

[@MalcolmCrossfield]

Ok if you have a carpenter' workshop, but no good for anyone who has only basic hand tools.

[@gerhardlind7320]

Malcolm, thank you for your comment. When I started (after I retired from my job) I only had a few tools : a hand saw, a power drill (corded, I don't like cordless tools), a screwdriver and a hammer. When I got more into it I purchased first a work bench, then a band saw, then a drill press, and a scroll saw. I do not have a carpenter's workshop. I work on the porch of my garden shed - outside, that is why in the winter I am not building a lot. The power tool I use most is the band saw. I do not have a table saw. I also do some woodcarving in the winter, because I can do that indoors.

[@hansjacituz4898]

I had to stop watching after a few minutes, horrible music and no explanation what the hell he was doing and why!

[@gerhardlind7320]

I am always open for suggestions. What music do you think would be better ?

[@hansjacituz4898]

@@gerhardlind7320 no music!