Handmade - stop motion woodworking

[@kami_kuro_]

Of course the quality of the stop motion cannot be denied, but let's also appreciate the fact that he can also create wooden stuff ! It's acompletely different skill yet he excels at that too, this man is full of talents

[@youtukang]

👍👍👍

[@omozoc]

Thank you very much! I'm so glad.

[@sheeesxh]

Don't forget his editing skills too!

[@PIFEIGENBAUM.]

yesss

[@Obedthian-UK]

Yes

[@Bodacious_Crustacious]

The fact they're not just good at stop motion animation but also talented at woodworking makes these videos 100x better.

[@omozoc]

Oh!!! I'm so glad!! 🤩🤩

[@adamqazsedc]

Agree!

[@cirentXD]

This is proof that being above average at just two talents and then combining them creates a spectacular skill

[@Gobeldeg00p]

I can only imagine the monumental effort needed to not only put together such smooth stop motion, but to also be making really respectable woodworking pieces for videos like these. Great stuff!

[@omozoc]

Oh! Thank you so much!!

[@wxz6699]

You must been working really hard inside the gym to gain all that muscle

[@DiamondDogVenomSnake1984]

Obviously your stop motion is always incredible but your sound design is really what puts your videos over the top. Not only are they fun to watch, they're incredibly satisfying to listen to along with it.

[@omozoc]

I am very happy to receive compliments on the sound design. Creating a sound design is like finding the right answer, and there are some difficulties. Thank you!

[@swaggerdagger8976]

sometimes i wonder if this guy could turn an entire skyscraper into a bowl of rice if he wanted to

[@omozoc]

haha!

[@letitswissarmy]

@@omozoc well????

[@Chard0x]

You gave him an idea

[@Jhammmmm]

Man literally turning a solid into jelly ☠️

[@deadlyninja112]

Thats the vision

[@ath0rus]

I can really appreciate the time and effort that went into this. Even the parts where the edges were being rounded. Fro this guy to stop mid work (neatly) and take photos without moving the box much is amazing

[@imadrummer6494]

The ultimate super power. Being able to get perfect measurements by eye balling it.

[@kotaro_navi]

とうとうomozocさんは工具を使わずに自らの手で作業し始める境地に達してしまったのか……

[@omozoc]

達してしまいました（笑）

[@mrduck4781]

I would honestly love to see the behind-the-scenes stuff, kinda boggles my mind how you do it so smoothly :o

[@CyanicCore]

I'm happy without them - any would easily break the immersion.

[@-Crushed_honey-8582]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how hard he worked?? 22 days and 791 photos wow! 10/10 🤩

[@omozoc]

I'm glad you think of my workload. Thanks!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@quitequeerquesadilla]

The stop motion is always lovely and well-done, but I think in the end we often forget to credit the sound design. It’s practically the main factor in believability for stop motion videos (and videos in general), and it’s used to its full potential in every video this person makes!

[@omozoc]

You're right! The image at the stage without sound is very empty.

[@neebling]

the foley work is so good 💚

[@RandomnesssE]

This channel makes wood look edible

[@한진우-e2e]

Most of all, THE SOUND EFFECT is crazy. It makes this video outstanding!

[@shottysteve]

for the rounding bits at the end, either every single frame, they had to hop to the saw, or they had like 100 of the same piece of wood but sawed like a fraction of a centimeter lol. thats awesome

[@shottysteve]

i guess theres one more option: for some shots, there can be the before and after piece and then a mask can be drawn over, following motion of tools. but that wont work for all, mostly just the rounding edges parts

[@rohsek7298]

One minute long video by omozoc beats every single “satisfying compilation” video out there

[@omozoc]

Wow!!! I'm honored!!🤩

[@LawfulDmcBoo]

I gotta say this is one of the most satisfying channels on KZbin

[@gregormonkey]

I really appreciate the consistency of the lighting!

[@BFedie518]

The 'wet' sound when rounding edges is viscerally upsetting. Every other sound is incredibly satisfying.

[@sebastiangudino9377]

The implication is that the box is made out of butter or a similar substance. What's why that's the sound effect in that part

[@BFedie518]

@@sebastiangudino9377 I know 'why' the sound effect is there. Doesn't make it less unsettling.

[@kifter9675]

i love that sound it's my favorite of all of them

[@themonsterunderyourbed.7620]

I love it when forceful actions (like slamming the box together) is displayed in one frame, because it makes you FEEL the force behind it.

[@woofberry]

Okay, I know that we're all impressed by his stop motion skills, but can we appreciate this guys woodworking skills too? Remember that mans probably made this tissue box himself and used it for stop motion.

[@shayelea]

I’ve watched this like 6 times in the last 12 hours. I’d be fascinated to see a behind-the-scenes. I’m baffled by how seamless the stop-motion is when every few milliseconds he has to stop to do some actual woodworking and then get the item (not to mention his hands) back in the **exact same spot**

[@sphygo]

I wonder if he just does the whole step, when possible at least, and then takes a picture of just his hands moving and then photo shops the progress by blending the pre and post images. That would also be a lot of work though to do that editing on every frame

[@MaxBoffo]

@@sphygo There is a feature in some stop motion software called onion skinning, that's exactly what that is

[@omozoc]

@@MaxBoffo That's right! Without the onion skinning function, stop motion cannot be made into a smooth video.

[@DefDeferson]

I've done woodworking and stop motion, and I'm floored by the lack of jiggle/shaking in the box! I mean, I've made videos where background pieces that I didn't even touch are wandering more. Wow!

[@Rikieak47]

Great stop motion skill. Its mind boggling, the amount of work this must have taken

[@Armedus]

It's so... moist.

[@eunhogarcia5293]

That's what she said

[@eunhogarcia5293]

@@ochreyefroglight your father oh wait you don't have one since he went to buy milk 10 years ago and hasn't come back

[@griffest4852]

those noises made me so uncomfy but so satisfied at the same time

[@goodgenes0]

sticky sounds

[@01jiratjiampoonsap80]

Sounded like spreading butter or jam on a surface.

[@thegoldenaegis]

He is so powerful that when he smashes wood against eachother, the molecular structure of the boards bind together.

[@nataliaentalia]

I love how half the comments say how much they love the sound when he rounds the edges, and the other half says they hate it.

[@Rey-6010]

Woa the amount of attention and patience to stop at every bit of woodworking to photograph it also with the hands in the right position!

[@F1R3GamingJustChillin]

can we just appreciate how high quality his videos are? they are satisfying, and we all know how hard he works for these videos. Lets give it up for him!

[@omozoc]

Thank you very much.😀

[@SteveRamsey]

These are the most unique and interesting woodworking videos on KZbin!

[@fapking9033]

This is the woodworking of gods

[@omozoc]

Comments from the operator of the popular woodworking channel! I am very happy!🤩🤩🤩

[@Skies1948]

As someone who worked in woodworking for 10 years I can definitely say this is how it’s done

[@dougsholly9323]

The items this guy makes are nice enough, but the stop motion is absolutely on point.

[@kouhai2456]

The squishy sounds for the rounding were the most uncomfortable thing I've experienced this week. Awesome video though 👍

[@cripplebum4792]

everyone mentions how good you are both at stop motion and woodmaking, but you're also super good at sound design!

[@neebling]

amen to that

[@Mx.0nyx]

Someone get this person an award- these videos are s tier

[@omozoc]

I'm so honored!!!!

[@Az-jt2zp]

I can't decide if I love or hate the smoothing noise

[@istealmemes1147]

Haters say he used tools in between each frame but actually his fingers are strong enough to carve wood with perfection.

[@emna4rl934]

Everyone is making jokes but no one is talking how he spent 22 entire days for this amazing 1 minute stop motion video.

[@IrisRanelle1328]

Not only is he good at stop motion but he's also good at wood working

[@realFranklinfurter]

Wow. You have so much patience to do incremental rabbit cuts and roundovers for each frame. And to position the box in the EXACT save spot each time. Major props!

[@angelbarrios426]

I can't imagine how much time was invested to do these animations, but can say they always are amazing 😉👌

[@omozoc]

Thank you!! I'm glad!!🤩

[@denisejohnson6613]

The videos just keep getting smoother and smoother. Eventually they will acquire the power to manipulate objects with this ease constantly

[@grapehool]

This had no right to be this satisfying

[@mshr7129]

木材って素手でこんな簡単に加工できるんですね。試しに真似してみたら楽勝でした、ありがとうございました！

[@fluuufffffy1514]

That edge smooshing noise... ~shudder~

[@Abdega]

I can’t tell if I like it or hate it

[@Soken50]

It made my spine move in an uncomfortable way, it sounded more like japanese animation involving tentacles and ample bodily fluids than wood carving/sanding

[@pyxisdiv84]

@@Soken50 you are watching too much of a certain genre my friend

[@魚醤油]

これを見ている人の9割が工具が手であることに気を取られてこの人のDIY能力の高さに気付いていません

[@JoshyRB]

If only it worked like this in real life. Production would be so much faster and take less resources. You are very talented! The stop motion is really smooth!

[@rgnestle]

I'm sorry, but I tried this step-by-step tutorial, and I could NEVER get the tissue to come out that smoothly! 🤣 Great video!!!

[@lourdesselibio4013]

Man if wood really worked like that the world would of been so much easier

[@farooqMCSE]

i wouldn’t really say wood, but human power like that would be great.

[@coconutsmarties]

I believe you meant to write "wood have been so much easier"

[@bibule]

He may not post often, but his video are always on point, stop motion takes a lot of time so it’s understandable

[@otherlego]

He posts every month or so, I’d say that’s really good, especially for stop motion

[@omozoc]

I'm glad.Thank you.

[@yalda3339]

in a better world, making wood art would be this simple!cheers to that

[@nobodynobody2318]

It’s the sound effects that really make this video amazing!

[@xann2681]

Your stop motion is as smooth as your woodwork, 10/10

[@omozoc]

Thank you!!🤩

[@wlwendylow]

dang this is one of the cleanest stop motion video ive seen

[@TheHappyKamper]

This is great for: 1. The stop motion. 2. The woodworking ability. 3. The Foley for all the sounds.

[@01jiratjiampoonsap80]

He probably commissioned a professional to do it or he did it himself but either way,it’s very impressive

[@TheHappyKamper]

@@01jiratjiampoonsap80 I suspect he does it himself.

[@amarug]

Amazing, amazing, amazing, but the sound for the bevelling was a crime!

[@stickfigureproducts]

I'm impressed... But the sound when he cut the hole and smoothed the edges was not what I expected or wanted

[@notsoluffy8196]

This takes the word “Handmade” to whole another level.

[@kakyoin5862]

Its like building with magnets but you also have godly stength and precision

[@AJman14]

Love the sound when rounding the corners. Reminds me of Gumby. 😂

[@random_things7u]

Yup 😊

[@mayoshixi]

0:38 These slimey sounds combined with these visuals... It creates a new visual and auditory experience... I'm greatly impressed by all of this!

[@alexxxiy69]

This is the cleanest hands I've seen in my life

[@yeast00]

you know when omozoc uploads its gonna be a good day

[@omozoc]

I'm so honored!🤩

[@generalcatkaa5864]

The sheer disrespect this man shows to the laws of physics is truly breathtaking.

[@toslaw9615]

Idk why people don't like the sounds, I think they're great...

[@Doomcharger]

For me, at least, it borders on ASMR. I can't stand ASMR videos as it sounds like the person can't place the microphone correctly.

[@michaellyons810]

the only sounds I dislike are the mouth smacking parts

[@lonely.toaster]

@@michaellyons810 0:40 those kinds of sounds make me cringe, the others are completely fine

[@professionalidiot8825]

Unimaginable amount of strength and precision

[@gothowloctavia]

The wood cutting alone takes skills, but making it into a stop motion is on another level. Great work!

[@juancena1259]

The clicks and snaps were so satisfying and choice! but that wet sound for smoothing the edges was simply vile.....

[@EmeraldElbows]

noo that one's my favorite and i wanna know what he uses to make it!!

[@noobythings]

The slimy sound is the worst and the best sound effect at the same time. It's so unpleasant and disturbing, yet satisfying and relaxing..

[@gachabloxgirl3958]

Taking handmade to a whole next level 😂😂Love your stop motion woodworking, they're so satisfying!!

[@omozoc]

Thank you very much!!!🤩

[@arenacloser7528]

So THAT'S how Steve makes a crafting table with his bare hands

[@TheRedKnightIgris]

This man took handmade into another level.

[@Dalek-br6nu]

This guy sticks stuff together through just sheer force of will

[@truckjumperdude]

If only woodworking was like this, it would be so much easier

[@MoldyBread8496]

The most satisfying thing on earth. And the sound effects just make it even better

[@Bit08Jessman-qs3wr]

Those squelches are oddly satisfying

[@i_moved_channels]

plot twist: it isn’t stop motion, he’s just really strong and laggy

[@meganr9102]

the sound design in this is amazing, I especially love the wood snapping sounds

[@corndog5639]

Lets be honest the most amazing Thing in this video was him pulling the first tissue out in one piece

[@stephenparchewski1998]

I’ve heard of softwood….but that’s some really soft wood!

[@froghaven]

"Umm actually according to my calculations this video is fake because if you divide 11974 by 128 and add the 1, carry the 0, you'll find out that 3x + %^5 = (1)4 e=mc 3x² − 2xy + c (b + c) =ab + ac, ab = ba, and x2-1a2 - b2 = (a - b)(a + b)(a + b)2 = a2 + 2ab + b2(am)(an) = am + n = (1)4 e which basically means, this video was staged using stop motion. 🤓🤓🤓"

[@stephenparchewski1998]

You forgot to carry the 2…

[@froghaven]

@@stephenparchewski1998 Lol yeah

[@nickjasperr]

i dont mean to be that guy, but thats what she said

[@gracegaskell8068]

I love the noises!! How does this guy always know just exactly which noise to use!! So satisfying

[@Greenpixel16]

Please please do a behind the scenes video. I am actually going to explode if I do not understand how the hell these amazing videos are made (edit, to clear things up: I know it's all stop motion, I'm talking about how he makes stuff look so seamless and the techniques he uses and such)

[@punkdigerati]

Same as any other stop motion. He's said before that he uses Dragonframe.

[@Greenpixel16]

@@punkdigerati well, I know it's stop motion, I just wanna know the techniques he uses in the real world to make it look so flawless

[@tatiannadunagan645]

@@Greenpixel16 rwbkvdqbvbq;ojq

[@tatiannadunagan645]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@omozoc]

Thank you. I want to make and upload a video of the production scenery someday.

[@daniels_exclusive_channel]

I wish woodwork was this easy.

[@vadym5581]

the slurping sound on corner cutting is so satisfying

[@ZipZash]

would love to see a behind the scenes of the process you go through to make these videos.

[@PsychoStueyHappyKittens]

I've done some woodworking. This is exactly how it goes.

[@transwithnoplans]

Do you use your hands instead of tools too? Before this video I thought I was the only one!

[@MisatoBestWoman]

The level of skill and talent is unmatched bravo sir

[@BeatleJWOL]

what a delightful squishy sound said no one ever

[@_gorillazfreakinc._2]

I did.

[@FilmscoreMetaler]

As if the masterfully executed stop motion wasn't already enough, you also totally nailed the perspectival alignment, the sound design and the oddly satisfying fit of the box in the box. Couldn't have been done better even with cgi. What witch craft is this? :-o

[@Zie_carpentry]

Hello 🤝🤝

[@omozoc]

Oh! I am very honored! It was my commitment to match the size to the last minute. However, other types of tissue cannot be inserted. haha!

[@KakaFromSplashRoblox]

this guy needs more subs his stop motion animations are so smooth

[@randoprior4130]

I genuinely can't image how difficult it would be to do the chamfers on the edges. Like you'd have to round the edge bit by bit returning it back to the set to do another frame, then try and continue that same angle and round of a tiny bit more. I struggle to just maintain a clean chamfer in one continuous motion. Forget having to stop animate the process too.

[@EnvyScylla]

I'm not a video editor, but I'm pretty sure you could get that chamfer action with just two shots: first, you film the box without the chamfer sitting undisturbed on the table, then you do the whole chamfer at once and put the box back in the same place to film it a second time, this time running your finger along the edge. Then you splice the two shots together, cutting out larger and larger sections from the first video's frames and replacing those areas with corresponding pieces from the second video's frames, following the motion of your hands.

[@SergeantExtreme]

@@EnvyScylla Bingo!

[@喋ってる人の部屋]

どんどんクオリティ上がってる！さすがです！！

[@omozoc]

おぉぉ！！ありがとうございます！！🤩

[@llybophibjartskulr3799]

Love how the last piece just sighed into place

[@EDuGoIHuvvet]

LOVE this! HATE the sound effect when the edges are rounded...

[@CherriNGT]

This makes it look like he has the same level of strength as steve from minecraft because he can break wood with his bear hands lol

[@Arke027]

It's the edge smoothing that gets me. Either they're doing that in postproduction, or they're sanding the edges in parts and clipping it in so many pieces it looks very smooth. Either way the work required is highly impressive.

[@TwiiK]

It would be really easy to do. You could just have one shot with the unsmoothed box, then smooth it completely in a single go, place it back in the same place and then just film your hands moving across the edges and gradually reveal the shot with the smoothed box underneath your finger. Since the shot is perfectly stabilized this would require no effort at all.

[@sayakest]

This guy has figured out how to enter creative mode

[@GorillaWithACellphone]

I can feel the splinters.