Honey Brook Tools and Woodworks - Shop Tour!!

In this video we check out a beautiful shop where Honey Brook Tools and Woodworks, Will Adams, makes his amazing tools! We have multiple videos about Will and I am a huge fan of his tools. Maker Made. One Man Shop. Custom. They are beautiful and functional!
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[@АлександрСтепанов-ч2ю]

Я смотрю у вас давно рука в гипсе, выздоравливайте сер❤

[@jameszaino5930]

Best shop tour I've seen on KZbin. Will is a passionate and inspiring toolmaker. Thanks!

[@BatCaveCreations]

Thank you!! And 100% he is!!

[@Honey_Brook_Tools]

Thank you! I definitely love what I do!

[@colinlye280]

Boy’s. I Missed this bus trip.

[@joeleonetti8976]

I think this is your third business tour video. I really like them. Thank you for doing these. Please do more.

[@BatCaveCreations]

Thank you!! I will do my best! I enjoy them too :D

[@B.A.Bassangler]

Great tour! Tell your buddy I said, "bruh, just buy a knurler". Seriously, I haven't done much machining, but knurling is extremely satisfying. Like magic, it's smooth and then it's not, lol. Also his smoothing plane is SICK! I bought a handful of modest beginner planes to get my feet wet and my absolute favorite is a transitional (fore); need a smoother to pair it with.

[@BatCaveCreations]

Thank you! He prob would love using a knurler but it will prob go back to a time factor cus then he will have to thread them too lol Heartwood tools sels the HNT Gordon line and you don't have to pay shipping from Australia haha I love old wooden planes but I struggle when they are tap tap ones without an adjuster hahaha

[@Honey_Brook_Tools]

Oh, a knurler is on my list of things to get because, well, fun, but I do have to balance what’s reasonable to do from an efficiency point of view.

[@ianelley]

You've done it again mate ! You have a knack of finding the most interesting woodworkers and makers ! I love seeing what you come up with next, keep up the good work !!!!

[@BatCaveCreations]

Thank you!!!!

[@Mjordanlky]

What’s Wills favorite Gents Saw? Love the tour and love Will’s work. Thanks for sharing!

[@BatCaveCreations]

Thank you!! Imma guess the one he has from Charlie with Spring Green saws. Vintage maybe he has a Richardson lol I'll ping him so he can let us know :D

[@Honey_Brook_Tools]

Thanks! Right now, the gent’s saw that was made by Charlie Earnest is the one I grab most often. Before that I used two small, 6-8” gent’s saws that are British but unmarked as to maker. I like those a lot just based on the ergonomics of the handles.

[@SeanSchade]

Nice tour. Will makes some beautiful tools.

[@Honey_Brook_Tools]

Thank you! I’m glad you appreciate them.

[@ArnallWoodworks]

great video. will have to invest in some honey!

[@BatCaveCreations]

Hahaha that is awesome! Thank you!!

[@gnorpflorbsen8665]

I used a lathe by hand only twice. Scared the hell out of me. Hot take: I will only use CNC now. Personally, I find it safer, easier, and more fun.

[@BatCaveCreations]

I am also afraid of the lathe haha I have one but only have it on the odd chance I HAVE to turn a handle or knob or to sand/polish round objects. But I avoid it every chance I can hahaha

[@Honey_Brook_Tools]

I can appreciate that lathes aren’t for anyone but as with any machine, I work within its and my limits. I really enjoy the freedom of being able to shape the handles by hand. CNCs are great! Just not my cup of tea for turning.

[@kingofcastlechaos]

I am boggled by the number of toolmakers out there now. Been in the business almost 5 decades and lot's of my tools are copied by others because they are just tools. I really missed the boat on making them fancy and selling them. Craftspeople would be a major step up from the general public idiots I have dealt with all these years.

[@BatCaveCreations]

What is your company? and I get you, people tend to like fancy esp these days. That shifted over the years, tools historically use to be tools for work. Now a lot of tools are tools for hobbies