Hands Cavan Cabinet Makers Part 2

[@fandangofandango2022]

It's a Real Pleasure to See These Craftsmen at Work.

[@dianeadams9537]

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!!!💙💙💙

[@brianmarshall6672]

The change of pace while using the Fretsaw (even tho it’s more closely a scroll saw in my opinion) from the older craftsman to the young and obviously eager apprentice was a wonderful thing to see and listen to.

[@jimbo2629]

What a superb video and commentary. Full of information. So skilled those craftsmen. Lovely Irish accent. The best Woodworking video on KZbin.

[@grahamprice3230]

Superb craftsmen.Oh for an apprenticeship with this family .Minimum power tools maximum skill.Dare I say this was "common"in every village.Wonderful!.

[@ToddAndrewCole]

Hi! I love this series! Thank you very much for the videos. Take care.

[@ramloganfracic5761]

I love to work with wood. I am a hobbyist. Thank you for sharing this wonderful interesting video May God continue to bless you and your channel. We must be grateful for the advancement in technology that we can enjoy these.

[@brendancoughlan3487]

Excellent stuff

[@Handleyman]

Amazing.

[@martinbyrne6643]

They knew how to make u tube videos 40 years ago ‘ great vision

[@vintagecarnews5899]

love it

[@mkivy]

Wow, and that’s the way it was done when u learned a trade. I remember I wanted or well thought about being a chef when I graduate from HS n 1972, I did not hear of culinary schools, and not n my area, so I went to a fancy restaurant and spoke to the chef and he explained how u became a chef...he said I would be an apprentice for 7 years, then a journey man chef n France and then and only then we’re u allowed to test for a Chef. Now kids go to culinary schools and get out in 2 years and expect 2 b paid hundreds of thousand dollars , yet they have no experience...so I do not and will not watch shows that have 20 year old kids, telling me how to cook. I’m a gr8 cook and even a better baker but it has taking me a lifetime of 50 years of practice after watching my mom for the first 14 years of my life, then she allowed me to cook...well some...lol

[@bighands69]

I started cabinet making when I was 5 and by 15 years of age I was considered a cabinetmaker but I was not a master at that age and another 10 would have been needed to have achieved that. Once governments started to regulated trades and push the idea of government apprenticeships kids started to think they were master tradesmen once they finished short 4 year training programing. There is simply no way a person could learn a trade in a college.

[@mixer7586]

Who's the DUDE with the denim jacket 👀

[@goadedmachine8448]

Fecking cavan hey

[@niklar55]

''It takes seven years to learn the craft,'' but only if you're an Irishman!;-)

[@DK-tm2kt]

................... O look a tumbleweed just went past

[@niklar55]

@@DK-tm2kt Did you mean ''Past.''

[@DK-tm2kt]

Autocorrect

[@DK-tm2kt]

My bad :(

[@martinbyrne6643]

Seven years to learn it correctly ‘ Irish men brought there skills all over the world not only that but were welcome as well ‘ also the songs and stories and there great music ‘ as they say something learned slowly is learned well

[@schrottmax5099]

Bemerkenswert - ein top Handwerker und Künstler - mit Anzug und Krawatte - in Deutschland eher unüblich