Using Hot Sand to Dry Out Tenons

[@ethenjennings5800]

The concern in your face when it breaks 😂

[@johngreatbatch6441]

Language 😂

[@charlesferrari6877]

Shit...

[@Top_Teayer]

It hurts my feeling when he said shit.

[@julianmac2117]

I was just about to say that face omg 😂

[@josephpostma1787]

@@johngreatbatch6441 Yes, "shit" is an english word and english is a language.

[@Jack.Fontaine]

The sand-drying reminds me of quill making

[@ruthyk7083]

? How do you mean?

[@Boop__Doop]

i was literaly about to say that

[@BeyondBlue-hx8yz]

​@@ruthyk7083quills need to be cured in sand first, no idea why though

[@ruthyk7083]

@@BeyondBlue-hx8yz thanks

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

@@BeyondBlue-hx8yz I would assume it wicks away all the natural oils and sebum within/on the feather that would otherwise interfere with the ink.

[@tamsynspackman7090]

Confession: I watched this twice to learn what you were doing, and one more time just to listen to your accent. I am loving your videos, there's something very charming about the way you are teaching us.

[@letcreativity7372]

Its that slight smile and twinkle in his eye

[@arterca]

"for all you traditionalists" coming from one of the most traditionalist builders i've encountered.

[@paulrichter8218]

Are you Irish

[@vuvuzela4570]

@@paulrichter8218Why would he be?

[@robertmax88]

there are always room for traditions 😂

[@yt.personal.identification]

... while doing it far from traditionally. Classic.

[@bryaneberly3588]

he uses power every now and again.

[@finnianpessolano5790]

I felt that "shit" in my soul

[@thisguyhd6591]

I felt that cringe in your comment in my stomach and teeth

[@baf00nery]

​@@thisguyhd6591ong😂

[@banlander]

without context this comment is crazy

[@littlestar4005]

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[@MrPopTarted]

​​@thisguyhd6591 What?

[@tommothedog]

Im really pleased to see Irish content that isn't Negative. My Algorithm is so Effed.

[@nervesinapattern7261]

A lot of negativity out there, wish genuine and positive content like this was pushed more

[@tommothedog]

@@nervesinapattern7261 youtube likes to push you into the left wing or right wing categories if you have an interest in politics and current affairs, which I do.

[@nervesinapattern7261]

@@tommothedog That’s fair, I just think they push the worst aspects of either political side to the front. Seems to lack any real substance and doesn’t promote constructive debate

[@PeterGriffin11]

@@tommothedogWhy would left or right wing politicians hate Irish people or want to only show Irish people in a negative light?

[@ryuzakikun96]

​@@PeterGriffin11 The left wants Ireland to disappear and be absorbed into a multi-racial blob

[@Suno-ta-sei]

You just explained chair and stool making in 60s that's some mighty fine skill.

[@super8bitvideos]

Was being done waaaaaaaaaaay before the 60s.

[@RosenrotRtLiebchen87]

​@@super8bitvideos they meant in 60 seconds, the length of the short, not the 1960s

[@when-do-we-get-a-block-button]

​@@super8bitvideos😭 not THE 60's, in 60 secs

[@agnidas5816]

@@RosenrotRtLiebchen87they were probably doing a joke ... y'all think everyone is dense like you

[@joshmillere6263]

​@@agnidas5816 Your the dense one here

[@RN-hj7kn]

The old barns that were built with this technique are engineering masterpieces in my humble opinion.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

And some standing still.

[@ChrisHuntzy]

He’s building a chair and putting it on KZbin I wouldn’t waste my time either using precision hand tools

[@lucascoval828]

Only the best in Wakandan technology. You're welcome.

[@MrBlack0950]

the old way of engineering was based on inginuity, generations of techniques and wisdom, and good old fashioned fractionary math nothing fancy, just raw brain power and a million special tricks, with years of experience to know when to use each and every trick to get the job done

[@eightbitsofdeath]

they have farms built like this? are they called something specific i could search for? would love to see

[@Angled]

XD that “shit” cracked me up. Hopefully you can fix it

[@bobmiah]

This is proof that most yt shorts comments are bots with fake likes

[@ROOKTABULA]

Or a staggeringly sad number of people don't know a broken drill bit is something you "fix". ​@@bobmiah

[@BlackEpyon]

It's a drill bit. They're a consumable. Most people don't even bother sharpening them.

[@zodarian6705]

I'm 60 years old I've been woodworking since I was a child and I've never seen the hot sand trick that's awesome!

[@EyeKahnography]

I was impressed and excited to learn about it too!

[@TheBawlz09]

I've never seen the method either however you would think flash drying would cause issues later especially with like a larger project but idk

[@bsidethebox]

​@@TheBawlz09It can, especially if you've got mixed woods. Used hot sand when making a natural "cat tree", to fit some branches into holes in a thick plank base. Neither the branches nor the base were fully dry, but they were different woods and different levels of wet. The project is over 6 feet tall, and far too awkward to turn over to do any wedging. Three of the four branches dried up fine, one needed a bit of love (aka glue) dribbled into the join where it loosened as everything dried.

[@JohnJ469]

Same here.

[@punklover99]

That shit was so genuine

[@TerryWaitesRadiator]

You saying shit got real?

[@ttp513]

Shit hit the fan

[@literalantifaterrorist4673]

based pfp

[@calysagora3615]

​@@literalantifaterrorist4673Unlike antifa terrorists and ancoms. 😂😂😂

[@Aura-bu9jb]

Omg anarchism ftw love you comrade

[@mohamedhosnyalnaggar]

I came from a family of carpenters , Iam not a carpenter myself but I respect it , And I have a Deep respect to the Irish people , It is most fortunate day to know an amazing channel like this

[@OleDonKedic]

Most of the males on my father side were all carpenters. I didn’t follow in my father’s footsteps and neither my two younger brothers. That side of my family immigrated to the U.S. from Galway, Ireland well before the revolutionary war. I tried getting into the trade but wasn’t passionate enough about it. I am in the trades, just not carpentry.

[@mohamedhosnyalnaggar]

@@OleDonKedic Believe me when I say there's nothing in common between our two cultures but I have Ireland in my heart and genuine love towards its people regardless of who they are , you have my respect for you and your beautiful family, i wish i can visit this beautiful country it's one of my goals

[@hdufort]

"Mortise and tenon" is a technique used in traditional house building as well as in furniture making here. Great video!

[@undercatviper]

Mortice and tenon joints and their many variations are used in all forms of joinery.

[@madmax82988]

Water is wet

[@dreadful8830]

Those chairs are made beautifully

[@Frosty_46]

I thought for a second that he was making a tonfa

[@LocalBatteryThief]

I’ve never wanted to become a wood worker but the more I see this man’s videos I feel it would be such a great job looks so relaxing

[@venus_de_lmao]

"this is a tenon cutter, and you can use it to cut tenons" excellent, no notes

[@DotComingsoontoatheatrenearyou]

Oh, right. The tenon cutter. The cutter for tenons. The cutter designed especially to cut tenons, the tenon cutter.

[@AusyG]

Just to point out if you hadn't noticed that he's driving the wedge perpendicular to the grain. If he split the wedge and drove it in with the grain it would split the larger peice. It's a small detail but pretty important

[@jobieheiser443]

I was actually wondering about that, so thank you👍

[@lerikhkl]

Ooh that's a good point!

[@tangowood]

Didn´t know. now I know. THank you!

[@MikeySkywalker]

I doubt it would actually split it. But this is a great tip. Eventually it probably would give way.

[@joshuacheung6518]

What. It's a stick not a plank cut from a large log, any way you split it, It's going to be both with and against the grain...

[@michaelcorrigan501]

It's so much more enjoyable seeing the end result in a project👌🏼

[@OriginalMrBandicoot]

I love the long pause and just "shit" we've all had a moment like it and at some point all you can do is laugh

[@vellumgarden]

I'm just waiting for the day we get a full knit sweater fashion show

[@I_Crit_My_Pants]

Just go on holiday to Ireland lol

[@bradenchurch552]

Funny you should say that. I was thinking what this guys closet must look like. Just row upon row of yarn knit sweaters.

[@I_Crit_My_Pants]

@@bradenchurch552 This is literally just average Irishman clothing believe it or not lol. Look up about "Aran sweaters"

[@I_Crit_My_Pants]

@@bradenchurch552 They're called Aran sweaters if you'd like to get yourself one btw lol

[@anratse]

I recently bought 3. Worth every euro

[@vaporwingfauxmcloud1190]

You're like the dad we never had. Thanks pops! ❤

[@Jonatron503]

This is actually really neat and makes me want to create my own furniture. For better or worse

[@jacobmelanson3210]

My grandfather owned a Christmas tree farm and would use these on the really young trees that needed to be cut for some reason or another. He would use it on the end and drill a hole in a small base to make mini Christmas trees for decorating around his signs, he then started selling them to people who wanted cute pictures of their pets with a pet sized Christmas tree. It was neat.

[@jacksonconover850]

Haha an now we sell those where i work We call em table top trees, there so cute especially the flocked ones

[@shingala8544]

So lovely to see young people doing handcraft! It gives hope ....

[@maireadlaybourn571]

That "shit" made me chuckle

[@meerkatmorpheus7139]

The hot sand is the same trick i use to harden calligraphy quills, that's great! Nice to see someone else who uses that!

[@Iwsssimuou]

Can you just leave the sand heating or do you need to stir it to distribute the heat?

[@d.aardent9382]

Its a great bit of info. Very handy if one is needing to do those kinds of repairs. I'll have to make a note and put it into one of my antiques restoration books.

[@RimeyCH]

Glad to see this guy on my feed again.

[@magicsforce]

I remember when these videos used to only get like five thousand likes, I'm so happy to see that he's Blowing up the way he deserves.

[@joshuagrow7572]

Good call on that. I'm happy I'm not the only one who noticed that. It was just the other day I had said the same thing to the girlfriendish like person.

[@OpticHamster69]

"Only five thousand likes" 😂😂😂 that's still plenty

[@ErikPelyukhno]

Damn he really has blown up, wow!!

[@Rikipedia42]

For anyone wondering, it’s “Tenon cutter”

[@chrishouston3566]

Thank you.

[@ZNX05]

What's the type of wood that can be used ?

[@LehmannTheGTO]

..like he says

[@LehmannTheGTO]

​@@ZNX05try out

[@sphygo]

@@ZNX05 Woody wood

[@AdrianJerry-r4d]

I had this problem often. Smart solution. Thank you!

[@seneryy]

This dude has both charisma and carpentry maxed out

[@Welcome2TheInternet]

confusing an Irish accent with "charisma".

[@cobyfield9237]

@@Welcome2TheInternet Irish are born with charizzma maxed out mate

[@threehundredblackout]

Come out ye black and tans

[@Red80008]

@@threehundredblackout oh no, you didn't!

[@masterjudd612]

literally an irish jesus

[@angryjock3938]

Finally someone on youtube a vlogger that has practical skills.

[@egg002]

do you even know what a vlogger is?

[@bushratbeachbum]

Love these cutters. Super versatile and super useful. Im surprised how well they cut, even dry hard woods!

[@Robyn_iz_Here]

That "shit" was the first time ive seen Eoin look even mildly concerned

[@vyvianalcott1681]

It was definitely not set up, you can't fake that disappointment lol

[@UserName-vt8ly]

nothing more attractive and inspirational than a man that can not only do honest work, but can teach it with a passion too

[@GraterGood]

How dare you say my thoughts out loud

[@menajackson48]

Exactly

[@AllofJudea]

Fruits. Fruits die of rot.

[@Usererror28]

@@GraterGood😂😅 same here

[@marvin2678]

ITS Not about being attrcive kid

[@american_musclecarclub3312]

Nice Ole world wood working an old arts lost with time I enjoy your KZbin videos because of this

[@OceanSky159]

You're one of the people about which I can say that I am envious of your skills, knowledge and handiness so congratulations.

[@racheleast688]

I felt that "shit". Even the wtf blink after. We've all been there.

[@ahunter3858]

You are so comforting. Like a cup of tea for my eyes.

[@brewski0277]

Hot sand is also how bird feathers were conditioned for use in quills

[@jmassagetherapist6773]

Neat : )

[@Jacob-Isaiah]

It can be used to dry out almost anything

[@miles11we]

Also can be used for shading in wood burning, intarsia, stuff like that. Glue pots Wax stuff Hot sand, very versatile.

[@Tikkie-D]

Great stuff. Just one comment, though. Your gas burner is set way to open. You need to turn the bolt in further so it burns cleaner.

[@EoinReardon]

Good to know. Thanks bud

[@My_Name_Is_Mud.]

You can tell by the color, right? Its supposed to be blue, not that yellow color. Yellow means it's fuel-rich, right? I did a bit of welding and some time on the cutting torch, and they talked about an oxidizing and carburizing flame, and how you could tell by the color

[@Taolan8472]

​@@My_Name_Is_Mud. Correct. The bluer the flame, the cleaner it's burning, and also the hotter it is. A hot enough flame, if it is burning completely, is completely transparent. Some alcohols naturally burn perfectly clear from atmospheric evaporation at normal pressure.

[@alexgulino335]

If you've ever seen some race car wrecks with fire involved, it burns clear as well and its absolutely terrifying to watch

[@bjarulez]

​@alexgulino335 I was just about to say that, some notable examples are the 1955 le mans disaster, nikki lauda at the Nurburgring in 1976, too many drag racing ones to choose from and a couple of major incidents in nascar and indycar in the US plus many, many more

[@TheDanceaholic2]

your energy made me smile so much! love this

[@MichaelSHartman]

Every woodworker laughs, and sympathizes because they have been there. Good information.

[@maurac44]

This man is crazy charismatic

[@domomagic]

you are the man! i love your videos, thank you for teaching everyone about older tools and showing us how to use them!

[@lilBabyYAGGA]

Thankyou for making my day better!! Love watching your content!

[@CoperliteConsumer]

I adore all the woodworking techniques that utilize the wood itself, geometry, and or other clever yet aesthetically pleasing methods for locking together structures like furniture without using metal and plastic for nails/rivets/screws. There is something extremely satisfying about a totally natural object that is functional, attractive, and totally impermanent once you choose it to be. Those chairs like you showed could last decades,however you could also toss them in a compost and back to the earth they go. I yearn for a world where men reincorporated this back into our world and useless trash no longer strangles every corner of every unused street. *I loath our permanent trash world.*

[@CoperliteConsumer]

Some might argue that metal isn't permanent trash but I'd argue it's the exact crutch that led us to plastic. Looking at the way most things were made 1,000 years ago where iron and bronze existed but were so expensive it was only used for tool heads and knives by common folk we saw them solve EVERY issue using these super effective and totally natural/non destructive ways. They also created a hurdle that sparked creativity and this we saw had countless times resulted in art being born such as the Japanese method of building a folding wooden pillow(small stool) from a single log of wood that folds up and is all interconnected and utterly gorgeous while looking like it must be made of many glued parts. However it wasn't! Those I think I adore the most.

[@user-he7wb5in9e]

this is a valuable skill you Sir are teaching all us armchair observers! Thank U

[@perpetualcowlick5678]

This is actually super helpful for me, thanks!

[@vermili0n]

I need to do more woodworking, it’s been too long. Thanks for the tips

[@AdamBechtol]

Thanks! I was closing tabs, I saved this for the hotsand tip, but bought a tennon cutter could not find a 1/2" drill to fit it and you reminded me I have a hand drill just like that I bought and have never used! It fits, yay! thanks.

[@dustindroney5116]

Love the video you can also make the peg end slightly bigger than the hole and soak it in water to make the wood softer and squishy then use mallet or hammer and bang it into the hole then let it dry. It'll expand as it drys and seal itself and you don't need to put in a wedge that's how I make my stools/chairs

[@enam9000]

That "stick chair" absolutely beautiful!

[@johnmcintyre800]

That type of chair won a very prestigious 1st place at a craft awards fair in Canada l think in the 1970s

[@erinmalone2669]

I have no idea how you ended up on my feed, but I love seeing things done the old way because the old way usually was the best way❤

[@Themonkeyistakingaselfie]

Am I the only one who thought it was a cucumber at first? 😂

[@tylersimon3184]

No, no you are not 😂😂

[@jurgmanx4644]

It is from a cucumber tree.

[@r3ptile584]

I use a crank cutter for tenon, and a scotch eye auger for boring. It's slow. But the joints seem to hold better.

[@Stuppardsd]

I learned so much today -- thank you. And I LOVE your accent... so adorable!

[@chazsimunyola8005]

Although I don’t plan on being a carpenter, these videos are hella informative and cool af

[@Tacospaceman]

That *”Slán go foill”* hit different it was more of a SCHLAANNNN and it made my learning Irish self happy

[@Para-tc5uv]

Are ye learning from school or spare time

[@geniuskeogh7622]

The bua na cainte dog said that all the time

[@lemoniscate]

Schlong folds

[@brookelord3448]

I heard schlong a foal 😂

[@Tacospaceman]

@@geniuskeogh7622 the who what now? Explain.

[@Stephen_Strange]

Priceless knowledge !!! Thank you for being you and SHARING!

[@_DREBBEL_]

Okay SOLD, I’m going to make one of these chairs no glue no nails! I’m so excited thanks for the inspiration my good sir! 👏🏽

[@lionessoftor4139]

These are skills that need to never be lost! Thank you for sharing.

[@Visiopod]

They wont be as long as people crave fine woodwork

[@DanielMG6589]

Love this work. It will go on and survive all of us this "ancient technology" 😂👍🏻

[@OriginalBallsmn]

Fun fact: sand is made of the same material as Silica Gel, the stuff in those packets in all your packages and food. They're used to keep things dry because they suck up all the water in the air. That hot sand trick is like the original form of this.

[@jaredlancaster4137]

It's the same material, but silica gel works because of its microstructure rather than because of any inherent dessicant properties of silica. Sand does not dry anything, and this works because of the heat, not because of the sand.

[@Shifsabre]

Sand works because stone conducts heat well, and sand, being a powder, can conform to the shape you need

[@ultru3525]

Oh sweet, anyone got a good recipe for making sand at home?

[@rdmvxxxg]

@@ultru3525yes, get some glass and crush it into a fine powder now you have your sand

[@blairhoughton7918]

The hot sand isn't to absorb moisture, it's just a clean way to distribute heat. The moisture can float off into the air just fine.

[@Twillek1019_]

That “shit” was adorable…. That’s a sentence I never thought I’d say, lol.

[@acrab7722]

I absolutely hated doing woodwork in school, but this man makes it look so appealing

[@brandonsyatessr.3667]

Great tip for bushcraft with the sand drying... Thanks

[@denillededman476]

That Aran sweater is EVERYTHING!

[@PrestonGarvey69]

Aryan?

[@denillededman476]

No, it's Aran. I lived in Ireland ( Galway), and the Aran Islands are located at the mouth of Galway Bay and the Atlantic.

[@Anymouse6980]

When I lived in Germany, the Germans had a hard time understanding who knit my hand-made Irish Cable knit sweater: my Korean mother-in-law, not my German and Irish ancestry mother. I miss both mothers. 😢 But I still have that sweater, and my wife.😅

[@UdderlyEvelyn]

Very much appreciate the educational content on your craft. I would love to dabble a bit in this. ❤

[@thegoodlookinorange1986]

Sucks the shaft broke, but that was good comedy. 😊 love your content.

[@mnicholl93]

To prevent future mortice tool breakages you either need your work lower or stand on a block or stool so you can better stabilise your tools to ensure the only movement is the rotation you control as you cut without any additional side to side movements that caused the break

[@Eralen00]

yep it looks like the side to side motion broke the bit. Looked like an awkward position for hand drilling

[@laurakenny3695]

G. O. A. T. youtuber ! much respect from Massachusetts!

[@circusfreakRob]

This dude puts on a really authentic sounding Irish accent. I could listen to him make furniture all day.

[@PlutoTheSynth]

yea i sure wish irish people were real

[@circusfreakRob]

@@PlutoTheSynth imagine if there was like a whole country of people who talk like that! It would be such a happy place! That's where I would store my pots of gold, that's for sure.

[@LW1Tok]

He's literally Irish 🤦🏽

[@circusfreakRob]

@@LW1Tok thanks for the insight. I had no idea.

[@coromknight3171]

This guy better not tooch me looky charms!

[@JettMann8]

The pure joy you exude is so contagious

[@That_Lo0zr]

you have helped me repair many axes of my own and my grandpas. thank you for the teachings 🤝

[@mikey._.33]

I just call it the circumcisor

[@Sluxslol]

that's the greenest wood ive ever seen

[@teebob21]

Yeah, that's what holly looks like

[@scottjohnson8576]

Well done! Very efficient instructional! Thank you!

[@old_timey_prospector]

Any craftsperson has the ability to slow down time for about 3 to 5 seconds. All you have to do is break a tool.

[@tut2tut2]

Canal Incrível! Me inscrevi instantemente, foi direto ao ponto sem enrolação e conquistou minha atenção. Parabéns!

[@josephkowalski7939]

So quick question…if the mortise shrinks while it dries, wont it constrict in all directions meaning the hole would get bigger? I’m seriously not trying to be a jerk, just very green when it comes to wood.

[@morganruey9678]

I came to the comments to ask the same. Seems like the wood would shrink out from the cut hole, making the hole larger, no? I’m also truly interested in learning the science behind why I’m wrong about that.

[@ericaldrius]

Holy smokes 24 million views. Good work mate.

[@SeanShimamoto]

I could listen to Eoin speak all day/night long. Maybe it’s ’cause my siblings and I have Irish names, but I just love hearing Irish accents. 🥰❤️☘️🇮🇪

[@bonnienichalson5151]

Love the Sweater 🎉 Beautiful Handmade Chair when's the kitchen party 🥳🎉

[@edmundventura]

It's always nice to see people who are interested in traditional craftsmanship! 0:)

[@Shahrezad1]

Absolutely brilliant ❤

[@kumagaki1644]

Your videos remind me of my grandpa he use to love doing wood works, nowadays he can't do it anymore tho...

[@michaelmcknight3216]

I love the perfect, no accent curse word. I've been around many different people from various places and various accents and EVERYBODY that uses English curse words say them in perfect English.... too funny. you are a great inspiration my friend!

[@ndepke]

Hot sand is genius. I love it

[@MemeCat56]

This man is not to be messed with

[@crassiewassie8354]

When I saw this I thought he was making a circumcision joke whenever he circumcised that stick. And then the entire video took on this dark turn where he's explaining exactly what he'll do to your "tenon". Very Macabre

[@Abcdef12654]

I love the hot sand idea

[@sparxravencroft]

😮 so cool. How many times have I watched this? Yes.

[@RJ-wx3fh]

For bonus points, Ms Lyndsy Doyle would doak nicely into the enon whilst it's dry, seep into the mortise as it dries and glue the joint as it hardens. I've seen people use a good oil soak on hammer/axe handles to keep the head good and tight and the wood fibres nice and flexible

[@MattsWorks]

Everytime I come across this video, I know exactly how it is going to end but yet I can’t help but watch it all the way through

[@inkytrashunknown]

I just found you, but im in love with the videos and your accent

[@SuperWolfboy97]

Its so cool to come back to thia video after seeing you use it on your newer vids

[@janetcarbone4213]

❤❤❤. Cool. I want one of those chairs!

[@She.Follows.The.Sun.]

I would love those chairs ❤

[@used_muses]

Once had an old book about chair making. They would dry the tenon material by weighing the sticks until they stopped dropping weight and then make the tenon on dry and the mortise on green so that the the mortise would shrink and lock the tenon and the tenon would gain moisture from the environment (drying in fall/winter and construction in spring).