What is a Froe? | Making a Langsner-Style Froe for Green Woodworking

[@nicolascomesse7432]

Thanks for the video, nicely done! I found myself blinding when you were passing your hand very close or over the table saw blade.

[@mr.kongable]

Awesome man! I’m going to try my hand at it, and I just subscribed. Thanks for the video!

[@GlennFrazeeYT]

Thank you!

[@markluke8447]

Nice work, the froe looks fantastic. Hope someday I can work as fast as you.

[@GlennFrazeeYT]

Thanks!

[@antfactory_kit]

Its very nice! Thank you for a nice video👍

[@GlennFrazeeYT]

Thank you very much!

[@fishhuntadventure]

1:11 what is the end cap for? You won’t be able to retain the haft because the wood can’t pass through. 8:19 you need to make or buy an $80 tool: a drawknife! :) Imagine all the time you would have saved if you hadn’t had to bevel, plane, and rasp those blanks- no tablesaw required and after all that there’s a good chance drawkniving would have been faster.

[@GlennFrazeeYT]

Did you watch all the way through? The end cap has a lag screw through it to retain the haft. I have several drawknives. It's easier for me to make something roughly cylindrical using the method I used.