DIY Woodworking: 7 Unique Projects You Haven't Seen Before

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[@DakBic25]

Half an hour of this song playing is pure torture. Nice skills tho dude!

[@thisislilraskal]

I know right, and I could simply mute the volume, but I do wanna hear the power tools tho

[@gustavogalindo4543]

Hey dude your comment made me laugh Lol I agree the song is extremely torturing me as well hahhaha

[@MyScreenNameIsTroubledOne]

My god it just keeps looping over and over…. Please make it stop! 😫

[@gottardirino5128]

​@@thisislilraskal a casa 🏠

[@moclarkmusic]

Constructive criticism fantastic filming the titles could be a little bit longer.on screen & Please please pay attention to the music you used. I had to turn the sound off five minutes in 😂

[@brianmorris6466]

Yep. Wear the bulkiest sleeves and gloves you can find when you're working with that rotating machinery there kid. You're gonna be a star... at the ER.

[@elinielson7234]

That song was the acoustic equivalent of waterboarding but that woodworking was prime so I gave you a like anyway.

[@justinf1343]

Great tip of using the tape across the metal ruler to give a uniform bend 👍

[@Suzieq5446]

That fruit bowl was absolutely beautiful.

[@dandagaiola4750]

Excelente trabalho ficou muito legal parabéns mesmo 👍 👪 👍 👪 👍

[@valterleao2798]

PARABÉNS, nem pisquei com tamanha atenção para NÃO perder nenhum detalhe, gosto muito destes tipos de encaixes, o movel tipo mesinha ficou faltando, belíssimo designer…, show👍 Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@williamplatero715]

17:00 17:00

[@michaelscheffler6073]

Utterly, stunningly amazing - on and on. Congratulations!!!

[@normaquirozgalvez6011]

Mis respetos. Soy tu fan !! Aunque soy mujer, me encanta la carpintería!! Saludos y bendiciones!!

[@craftersasia]

Very important writing at the best level

[@richardreynolds2322]

WOW !! In about 60 years of woodworking, I have never seen most of these! I have no immediate need for them, but may make some just for the fun of it. It' all about fun, ain't it ??

[@craigl6978]

Literally master woodworking skills at a very young age, something to be said for that! I’ve been doing wood work for 25 years and it takes skill to use these techniques, their are applications their that our great grandfather was using to make some of the more sought after furniture from early 20th century!

[@gyro_9600]

A lot of these are very cool ideas! There's a few that might not be the most efficient or practical, but cool none the less! Subscribed!

[@manuseal5983]

Amazing creativity with the wood work, but the cacophony of the "soundtrack" was abysmal. Thank God for the Mute Feature

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

He'll never be accused of a glue starved joint. Some cool stuff.

[@sergiobuenoster1]

Amazing!!!! I Love'd! 🤩👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 What's name the blue tape do you use?

[@centaur281]

Sir, you have superb woodworking skills, I salute 🙌

[@robertsoncletokoerner7012]

Muito bom, parabéns!!! Robertson (Brasil)

[@AndersHaalandverby]

That first fruitbowl looks like a nightmare to clean 🤪

[@JackDuluos]

Очень круто! Очень просто и невероятно красиво 👍

[@patriciageraci]

Franchement, j'ai trouvé cette vidéo génial. De la technique, précision, originalité et création. De superbes idées pour travailler le bois. Vraiment Bravo j'ai adoré 😍

[@hootinouts]

You are so talented. I am a veteran woodworker and many of these projects captivated me.

[@bennyblack6079]

that CNC machine makes life so easy, beats a router and 2 straight parallel edges and days of noise and dust...

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

Love the fruit bowl. Got to try that.

[@deannacauley166]

i think planers are so freaking cool. i used to watch Norm on the New Yankee Workshop so i learned what a lot of the machines names were and became fascinated with the drill press that is a freaking cool machine.

[@roughout8717]

The design is so nice If I have time, I want to make it

[@user-vo7uv5lr6l]

Real slick, and elegant solution

[@hohenstaufen.1010]

Thanks for showing us these skills 👍🏻👍🏻

[@user-cq8xh5vl1p]

He is a gifted artist.Wish I had the same skills.

[@maraprotta2339]

Extremely beautiful!!!

[@ateliemaritom]

Tem que respeitar vc mestre só projetos de qualidade forte abraço do ateliemaritom Tmj 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@nunyabiznasspunk]

I'm sold. I've got some free time. Off to the hardware store for a few thousand dollars worth of equipment. Now I need to work to pay for this hobby. No more free time. Hooray!!!

[@DonswatchingtheTube]

If only my woodwork teacher was this good, what could have been?

[@drewscreen]

What a beautiful new home for all kinds of mites and bacteria.

[@wandialfian4543]

Kreatif salam hangat dari cirebon,INDONESIA🇮🇩

[@alsprettycreations8005]

Stop it man, I'm a master furniture maker, woodworker and builder for over 30 years, and I've never thought to experiment with some of the techniques you preformed. You're making me look bad, most of the techniques I knew already, but you got me on quite a few that I never thought to do, great video.

[@kataratcu]

На 15 минуте меня победила музыка =) Но за видео, я очень благодарен! Много полезных и необычных советов, спасибо!

[@melissasilver4014]

Some really lovely projects here :) Love the coffee table. From a woodworking perspective, I would say that use of gloves when using machinery such as the lathe is NOT the best idea! If your gloves get caught, there is NO stopping your hand from going next. Maybe look this up for yourself, but having had training myself, I would personally advise against gloves with rapidly spinning machinery

[@sazennonumber]

Wow! So beautiful, each and every one of the projects. But, the skill level and the quality work is through the roof. I often think that I would do more if I had the tools, but the last few projects made me see that I'm only using excuses, as they are all done by hand, with hand tools. Stratospheric skills.

[@sunsetpark_fpv]

Especially all of the chisel work...he is a master at that and that skill doesn't happen overnight

[@roberth5578]

Very awesome table. I would love a list of supplies and try to make this.

[@roberth5578]

Like size and what kind of wood used

[@navidnavidad2724]

The CD one was just 😂

[@julianasarti2056]

Que tipo de madeira. Inverta com água. Muito lindo suas peças.

[@user-pu9pu1wj9n]

It's so beautiful that it doesn't even need sanding. Splinters on the video are almost invisible and are not dangerous for the audience. Это настолько красиво, что даже шлифовать не нужно. Занозы на видео почти незаметны и для зрителей не опасны.

[@sayediqbel]

I watched this video with the sound muted, and it seemed like one of the finest woodworking videos I've seen on youtube 👏👏👏

[@secobaairways4585]

Or at least one of the best sounding!

[@AthSamaras]

Πολύ έξυπνες ιδέες, πρωτότυπες και μοναδικές..!! __ Very clever ideas, original and unique..!!

[@chasewilltin8567]

A monitor stand would be more useful use of it than a fruitbowl.

[@evalyer]

You call these projects. These are some very interesting and unique ideas, but there isn't a single finished project in this except for maybe the glass bottle storage toward the end. The rest are cool, but little practical use.

[@MrDhandley]

Very clever. Thanks for the ideas!

[@TheGilberto50]

Man I just love these project. Wish I had those smarts.

[@tritian5874]

Really cool idea at 9:39 with the springs and sanding belt. Gonna make something similar to that. My dad asked me to make him some angular sanding blocks but with a grove and tension method... But this has given me a great idea for something way nicer! Thanks. P.s. watch this on mute lol.. maybe play different songs and not the same loop over and over haha

[@johnolwenperkins3579]

Totally agree with the mute comment. The music is so annoying

[@hootinouts]

I love this idea. One of the best sanding block ideas yet =.

[@ColinBauman]

This was the only part of the video i havent seen before genuinely a good idea everything else was like "hey, have you ever seen a half-lap joint? well this one i cut into a weird shape"

[@TheDkjayjay]

i came here by searching 'wood turning' but ended up with a carpenter second to none i really love this video thank you so much for sharing this your works are really appreciated

[@temmaisequese]

Artisan.. 👏👏

[@ammeor]

Que de belles idées ! Bravo

[@HandcraftedWoodworking86]

Many great ideas. Thank you for sharing!

[@connied6828]

Love this but wish you provided more info for the newer woodworkers. For the first project where the wood curves with water: What type of wood is best Thickness of wood? (is this critical to get the bend?) What is the distance of the cuts? (is this critical to get the bend?) How long in the water until the curve happens? Thanks so much. I Subscribed

[@Dr._J]

This channel doesn't answer questions.

[@prestonian1066]

This work doesn't belong to this channel, they just pieced together other peoples work.

[@mattedwards4533]

I really enjoyed your video ! I can't say the same for your background music!

[@ddaker98]

Wow, I enjoyed the wonderful work using the characteristics of the tree.

[@valerietenaglia4887]

I love the couch table,

[@margitsallay7159]

Fantasztikus!!!! És mind fiatalok készítették! Gratulálok!

[@ddman5025]

Well done very talented

[@thulizondi4044]

Wow! So unique, Thank you!

[@violettownmicroenterprises1528]

I LOVE THE TUNE !! It perfectly sums up modern american society and culture although, it bears very little relationship the the woodwork which is ...awesome...

[@johnbrooks1422]

Hi Your Work Is Just Amazing Good Video I Will Try Some Of Them

[@nikolaythird1454]

Real Unique Projects!

[@we.r.wine.bottles.im.at.work.]

I love the shelf!

[@FatLittleOldLady]

I'm not supposed to be letting myself watch these for a while. Can't afford the wood or anything and don't have a space to work because I'm helping other people for a little while longer til they get caught up after some misfortunes. But I couldn't resist the thumbnail. :D Wow! That side table is bad a**! So are the bottles! The joinery is beautiful.

[@wood_steel]

9:45 Great idea) Will have to try this. I wonder if there is enough force in the springs??

[@coachingangels]

Stunning work - off to the shop i go

[@jacdemailly5792]

Simplement BRAVO!!!

[@velocityacoustics]

That table is awesome. Good job.

[@toi_techno]

That gouge pattern was hi-effort low-reward

[@integralpanther]

I really like the idea of that little coffe table by the couch. But the pattern on the top plate should be alligned with the braces comming from the bottom.

[@y4m4nsy25]

عبقري وفقك الله امين فنان وزكي ١٠٠.١٠٠ لقد افرحتني

[@leekirkland.musician]

This music is taking over my will to live!!!

[@paulking7022]

It would be useful to know what wood you are using for each project as softwood would be fine in some whilst hardwood would be impossible and vice versa. Some great work there though, I really enjoyed the video.

[@joseangelcarmona9459]

Excelente, !Con ganas¡

[@kidmilan6585]

Mi piace molto complimenti 😊☕

[@Dirty_Agenda]

Incredible work!! I was captivated the whole way through!!

[@sunsetpark_fpv]

I think the music and the beautiful carpentry were a hypnotic duo....

[@user-if2ns8yz2u]

Great list man.

[@vickiflynn613]

You're one clever dude... love your work...gorgeous

[@powertothebauer296]

no, he is not clever, he is kinda dump , never wear cloves when working with lathes,-drilling,- and milling machines.

[@JRL03]

We so enjoyed this video, but wish the music hadn’t been the same song for the length of it. Just some friendly constructive criticism, friend. The video and work was highly interesting! Thank you for sharing! 😊

[@mrb4408]

Woodworking, a craft that has stood the test of time, remains an art form that captivates the imagination and exemplifies the beauty and versatility of wood. Whether it be a finely crafted furniture piece, an intricate carving, or a sturdy structure, woodworking encompasses a rich tapestry of techniques, traditions, and possibilities. At its core, woodworking is the art and practice of transforming raw wood into functional and aesthetically pleasing objects. From the selection of the timber to the final finish, every step in the woodworking process requires meticulous attention to detail, patience, and a profound understanding of the material's unique characteristics. The history of woodworking stretches back to ancient civilizations, where early humans harnessed the potential of wood to create tools, shelter, and art. Over time, woodworking techniques evolved, becoming more sophisticated and refined, passing down knowledge from generation to generation. Today, we are fortunate to inherit this legacy and continue the craft with a blend of traditional and modern methods. One of the fundamental joys of woodworking lies in the connection between the craftsperson and the material. The scent of freshly cut wood, the tactile sensation as tools shape the surface, and the satisfaction of seeing a piece come to life all contribute to the profound bond between woodworker and workpiece. Wood, with its diverse grain patterns, colors, and textures, possesses a character unlike any other material, making each project a unique expression of creativity. Woodworking encompasses a vast array of disciplines, each with its own techniques and challenges. Cabinetry, a cornerstone of woodworking, requires precision joinery, meticulous measurement, and an eye for design. Carving demands a delicate touch, as intricate details emerge from blocks of timber. Turning, the art of shaping wood on a lathe, allows for the creation of bowls, vases, and decorative objects, revealing the hidden beauty within the material. Moreover, woodworking is not solely about craftsmanship; it is a medium for self-expression and a means of connecting with the past. By working with hand tools passed down through generations or utilizing traditional joinery techniques, woodworkers forge a link to their predecessors, respecting their wisdom while adding their own innovative flair. Woodworking allows us to honor tradition while also pushing the boundaries of creativity and design. In a world increasingly dominated by mass-produced, disposable goods, woodworking offers a respite-a return to craftsmanship, quality, and sustainability. The mindful selection of sustainably sourced timber, the use of hand tools that rely on human skill rather than fossil fuels, and the creation of enduring pieces that withstand the test of time are all hallmarks of the woodworking ethos. Furthermore, woodworking is a craft that fosters personal growth. It teaches patience, perseverance, problem-solving, and adaptability. In the face of challenges and setbacks, woodworkers learn to navigate obstacles, refine their skills, and emerge with a greater sense of accomplishment. Moreover, the act of woodworking can be meditative and therapeutic-an escape from the chaos of the modern world, allowing one to find solace in the rhythmic motions of sawing, planing, and carving. In conclusion, woodworking is a journey-a continuous exploration of one's creativity, skill, and connection to the natural world. It is a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of humanity, as well as a celebration of the inherent beauty and versatility of wood. Whether you are a seasoned craftsman or an aspiring beginner

[@wallbawden5511]

first for me with all of these i am not a woodworker by any way shape or form with timber i measure twice four times and still cut it short i am a steel worker and machinist steel i seam to get it right but timber eludes me you have given me some ideas for working with steel thanks Cheers

[@valeriygodziatskiy9686]

Soo nice and clean showing.thanks for the knowledge

[@criznach]

That music was cool for the first 5 minutes.

[@edulc2947]

Que gran trabajo , me fascina como haces cada uno de ellos

[@abdullahali5039]

Halo Very very amazing works I wish you progress, success, safety and security greetings to you all

[@fablabifurniture643]

Your design looks really wonderful... I can see that your processes are very meticulous and you try to make the whole process have a good finish. Congratulations for your job and don't forget follow us too...👍🧡

[@hansdegroot8549]

Great video. I have seen many new techniques and some nice original projects. Unfortunately too little background information, at least for me as a beginner.

[@MASI_forging]

Great work dude 🙂🙂

[@hectorgerco2963]

Lovely video, can you tell me what kind of wood you are using in your works ?? Thank you

[@user-tp4ho4kr8k]

Nice bowl and very easy to clean

[@Stellarffxi]

ha...

[@rajeshkrtewari2543]

Infinite 🌟 s I'm impressed with your presentation

[@johnwente1413]

I really like the little table side table. That was a lot of work, but the result was beautiful! But, dude, you use way too much glue--such a mess you have to clean up.

[@i_assume]

I'd had stayed if not for music haha 👍

[@Camane53]

You do have very good woodworking skills. As for the "7 Unique Projects You Have Never Seen Before", may apply to new folks to the trade, because I have seen them many times before, and I only notice 2 projects on your video. As for the rest - These are techniques used long before you went to high-school, with one in particular being older than you or me for that matter!

[@Donleecartoons]

Even you needed an intro at some point, O experienced one.

[@raphaelmorgan2307]

@@Donleecartoons the video wasn't labelled as an intro, it was labelled as 7 unique projects you have never seen before. there was no implication that "you" meant only people who've never seen woodworking before

[@Camane53]

It looks like you both missed the point altogether. Sorry guys!

[@Donleecartoons]

@@Camane53 Which was?

[@williamhanna5224]

Awesome video Great work !

[@restoreguitars]

I learned a lot from the video, thank you.

[@sabrin147]

C'est super ingenieux

[@kenord3437]

I also find the mus- sic yucky, but love your work and ideas thanks mate,