Making Winding Sticks | Woodworking with Hand Tools

Due to my computer issue, I had to find a small project that I can finish quickly. Then I chose this winding sticks project as one of my friends here suggested to me a while ago. It was such a fun project but I will still need minor adjustments.
Anyways, I hope these sticks will last long! Oh and project suggestions are always welcome!
-- Reference --
Winding Sticks from Finewoodworking.com
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-- Tools in the Project --
Small Hand Plane
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0:00 Introduction
0:32 Demonstration
1:00 Preparing Sticks
2:58 Working on Inlays
4:19 Finishing Touches
5:45 Final Product
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[@dannyhale7645]

Wow! Those are some beautiful winding sticks. Nice work!

[@YRTi]

Thank you! I finally tuned the winding sticks.

[@bryanmcwhirter9945]

This is an excellent use of exotic woods difficult to work with, they are lovely to use and look at at when finished! Very nice as always. Thankyou

[@YRTi]

Thank you! I think my effort to handle this tough guy paid off:) but I'll stay away with any lumber that's as hard as this purple heart, haha.

[@darrenmacmartin9392]

Great project, thank you for taking the time to share it!

[@YRTi]

Thank you! Woodworking to me includes a video making, haha!

[@deborahf3738]

Even though you don't like the purpleheart it really revealed the unleveled board you used. I have seen others use these and couldn't see the purpose, but your colored wood made it very clear. Thanks.

[@YRTi]

Thank you as always:) I didn't even think I needed the inlays but in reality, they surely make the difference. The board I used for the demonstration was super twisted so it was clear but when using on an almost flat board, even with the inlays, it's still difficult to tell.

[@glennirwin4710]

Nice job.

[@YRTi]

Thank you:)

[@socketwench]

Do you have any references for the Japanese version? I didnt know there was one and I'm curois about the differences.

[@YRTi]

Thank you for the comment. You can find the information by using 下端定規 (Shitaba Jougi). I don't know if I'm supposed to put multiple links here so I just wrote a quick note on my blog www.yrti.net/here/

[@JavierHerrera-od4ti]

Awesome project, as always! Think I saw a very nice japanese chisel do you have any tips on how to set them up?

[@YRTi]

Thank you as always:) Well, I was going to share how I've set up my chisels but then, I've read a Japanese Highschool student accidentally stabbed his own leg during the setup process last year and he was... With a correct knowledge, it's a safe process but I'm only with 1 year experience with Japanese chisels so I decided not to share it for now. The thing I know is, they usually do not point the chisel edge anywhere inside of the body like you may have seen they use a chisel next to their outer thigh, but never in between the legs. It's because the inner thigh has artery and once you cut it, it's critical. Anyways, sorry that I can't give you advice for this...