Wood carving for beginners! Make an easy coat rack with simple tools

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Carving wood is easy, fun, and satisfying. This video shows you everything you need to know to make a whimsical coat rack for your front hall or kid's room in one afternoon, using basic tools and non-toxic paint. Carving is a great way to get into woodworking, even if you're a beginner. As always, "Anything I Can Do" Host Mag Ruffman makes the mistakes so you don't have to.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Coat rack overview
02:11 Milk paint's many splendors
03:09 'Antiquing' your board with a rasp
06:14 Sand with a palm sander
07:06 TIP: Add multiple layers of sand paper for efficiency
08:52 TIP: Use a decent dust mask
09:21 Measure and mark for the peg holes
10:38 A little perspective from Albert Einstein
10:57 Drill the peg holes
11:51 TIP: Mark the correct depth on your drill bit
12:51 Ream and bore the top of the opening
13:32 The whimsy of curves
14:01 Carving overview and tools
14:50 Relief carving with a V-tool
16:16 Use a chip-carving knife for a more organic carving experience
17:08 TIP: Gain carving confidence by carving wax first
18:22 Install the pegs
19:08 Head-swivelling examples from carvers who've been at it a while
Anything I Can Do CREW - Season 1
Host: Mag Ruffman
Executive Producer: David Smith, S&S Productions
Supervising Producer: Heather Ryall
Producer: Mag Ruffman
Director: Heather Ryall
Director of Photography: Rick Boston
Writers: Mag Ruffman and Daniel Hunter
Production Supervisor: Daniel Hunter
Production Manager: Jeff Baker
Researcher: Rosemary Vukmanich
Art Director: Wendy White
Props Manager: David Hoekstra
Producer Trainee: Tracey Boulton
Assistant Director: Donna Morissette
Camera: Rick Boston, Rick McVicar
Audio: Attila Laszlo
Gaffer: Christopher Hanyk
Camera Assistant: Dave Bradshaw
Editor: Frank Moressa
Music: George Vacval
Post Audio Supervisor: Roberto Capretta
Post Production Coordinator: Vicki Gough
Production Accountant: Hope Lee
Makeup: Valerie Chubey
Production Assistants: Jennifer Large and Christopher Boston
Catering: One Hour For Lunch
Special thanks to: Lee Valley Tools, Precision Sportscar Richmond Hill, DeWALT Tools, Liz Foers, Leah Cherniak, and Sue Mitchell
"Anything I Can Do" is a 44-episode series that aired on W Network in Canada from 2001-2002

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If I ever go crazy ! I want to do go crazy like this!! This is fun! Thank you!