Woodworking Projects : Jesus Would Love This

[@earlgibbs1474]

the voice over was really informative, thanks for that. really great work!!

[@niftygriffty]

So amazing. I can’t count the number of times I’ve looked at wooden things in churches and wondered when and how it was made.

[@philipvale1674]

Hi 👋 I have just noticed that a lot of these KZbin videos are quite old, and I just subscribe to your KZbin link they are obviously now coming through, it is great to see what you've been doing over the years. From Phil from the Moulin in France

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Yeah I've had the channel for about 3.5 years and release a video every week so there are quite a few. I have changed formats a little over the years so the older videos are a little different then the ones today.

[@jeffj2495]

It looks great! Thanks for the narrative. And THANKS for not putting cruddy background music in.

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

hahahaha. I have cruddy background music in some of my other videos so heads up.

[@rodgerq]

That is absolutely amazing. This video deserves so many more likes.

[@philipvale1674]

Hi 👋 Katie you are not going to believe this but are used to work for a company called walkers and Holcombe building company in Brandon near Thetford England are used to make the wooden pipes. The freeze to go round the balcony round the church organ , Pedalboard & sticks that's your feet operated them , I've made so many I've even dreamt about them , that is sad. I worked for this company; early 90s and I was involved in making the church organ to go to Seattle I didn't go there personally but help to make the church organ, i've made literally hundreds of benches that you sit on in front of the keyboard, and I think the piece you'r making goes on the altar, . It looks a lovely piece you're making keep up the good work BSafe I'm glad to see you enjoy your work. Kind regards from Phil from the Moulin in France

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Wooden pipes! That sounds like an interesting job.

[@slowburnwoodworks7626]

Holy cow! Really beautiful work 👏

[@LuanaDametto]

This looks incredible! 😍

[@tombryan720]

The Saburrtooth bits are great for carving. Came out great!

[@adrianfbird]

Good effort looks amazing

[@HippyRandallRev]

Wow! Love your voice over videos because you really explain everything and why you are doing it a certain way. Also love the jigs you make.

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Thanks!

[@dradey]

Ma'am, superb, you're definitely in the league.

[@tonyalways7174]

Wow I learned a lot in this video not least what a Tabor is. Impressive skills indeed and the end result would stand its own against any church object I’ve ever seen. Really really good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@CommercialForest]

👍 Meticulous work. Between the finish and the carving I would never guess that was made in 2019. Just in time for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception!

[@tschuler9923]

Two things ; 1- To a Roman Catholic, what is sitting on your beautiful work is the source and summit of the faith. And there can be no higher honor than to have made it . 2- I need to up my woodworking game. Absolutely incredible work ! Thanks for the great video.

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Thanks!

[@abdullahali5039]

Very cool job and I wish you good luck. Abdallah . From the state of Kuwait

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Kuwait! That's cool.

[@josephbrauer2573]

This is my first time watching your videos . You did a great job on the project , you explained everything well. Over all , nice job . I look forward to seeing more of your videos. 😊

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Thanks!

[@loganc4233]

Very nice!! And your work is front and center!! Looks great!

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Thanks!

[@David-xu3yk]

Oh wow!!! This is absolutely beautiful ❤. You've done an amazing job! And just think, this will most likely be around for a very very long time! Love it!!!

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

I know right, it's pretty cool to thing of how long the life span will be.

[@John-tp2fc]

Beautiful work. You’re so good at what you do.

[@tombaker3794]

Fantastic work, great carving. As someone who earns their living with woodworking, how do you quote something you're going to do for the first time? Especially with the fact that you need to purchase the needed tools. Nice job, hope it was worth your time.

[@muddyfences5559]

Beautiful work.

[@togetherwemake8048]

That's amazing I love it love your work as well

[@thomashoog2745]

Beautiful 👍

[@scottmcfarland1177]

ANOTHER GOOD JOB! IMAGINE HAVING CARVED IT WITH OUT A DREMEL TOOL! NICE JOB1

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

The legs would have really sucked without a Dremel man.

[@unclebeep]

sweet Carving

[@grahamparsons6620]

Great job, it looks fantastic, must of been nice to get a different type of project to do, not sure it's something I could have done 👍👍👍👍

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Thanks! Definitely nice to do something different, huge change of pace from tables and cabinets.

[@moldprintsrl]

Very beautiful ! Would a palm router be a better option to contour the template

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

I didn't have a palm router at the time.

[@geef6770]

beautiful!

[@philipvale1674]

Hi Katie hope you are well, yes the wooden pipes can be quite complicated small ones are normally quite square but I have made some that are very big and they are tapered , I cannot remember the exact size but at the bottom the finished end could be around about 6 inches across and top could be about 30 inches across and fitted together with a tongue and groove are normally made out of popular. I use a special fingerjoint in block to join the pieces together , and I have made some over 12Mt in length, The planing of the sites of them are one of the most difficult things as I had to make an infield table and Alfie table on the planner as you can imagine very very big ,somewhere in my photographs album , years ago a guy who was helping me he crawled down the bottom of the inside of the pipe and stuck his feet out of the bottom and I got at the top inside of the pipe and then somebody took a photograph so it looks like I've got very long legs, 🤣🤣🤣. The pipes were lying on floor Keep up the good work stay safe, kind regards from Phil from the Moulin in France

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Those sound very cool!

[@rick91443]

Wow....cheers...rr Normandy,Fra.

[@Ditriy-y8h]

Очень красиво!

[@rodrigoolivares6007]

Perfecto trabajo, puedes decirme que sellador usaste...thanks

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

The stain I used for this was given to me, and the clear coat was lacquer.

[@rodrigoolivares6007]

@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks thanks for your answer...My English is not fluently

[@luket4678]

Impressive!

[@seanliburd3563]

Props

[@belyndaca]

How much would something like this cost? I would love one for my house 😍🖤 it’s so beautiful

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

The person who bought this paid me in tools, so I never got a final price on it.

[@MrRUllrich]

Just wow

[@bothann]

Beautiful work Katie. Did you make the holdfasts yourself?

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

I did, with the intention of eventually replacing them with metal ones. But, these work well enough I never did haha.

[@bothann]

@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks cool! Could you show a side view of one at some point? I assume it's just 3/4" black pipe epoxied into hardwood?

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

@@bothann I will try and remember and get it into a video. If you email me I can send you a picture as well. It's conduit I used for the pipe, and yes epoxied in place. And as I type this I remembered I have a video on here where I show how I made them, if has other jigs in the video, so you can just skip ahead to the hold fast part.

[@bothann]

@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks thanks Katie, will do.

[@clydedecker765]

Well done .. Now just what were those feet again? I missed them in my purview of texts over the years...

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Are you asking about the feet I made. Feet I made were based off no design really or a mix of designs off other feet. Or my mentioning other feet are based off shoes and socks?

[@clydedecker765]

@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks Well it was a bit confusing... I couldn't "see" the feet referenced or really any feet in the end product. I like them and am glad they weren't repros of someones design Shoes and socks? I have to admit I haven't seen many of them either... You're more educated in these things than I obviously...

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

Gotcha, I can see that. In the video I believe I referenced a large variety of older furniture feet were based off shoes and socks, and I should have said a certain time period of furniture is based off shoes and socks. It's a pretty neat diagram I saw in a book called the "Furniture Bible". If you are interested and send over an email I can send you a photo of it.

[@clydedecker765]

@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks By Christoph Pourney and Introduction by Martha Stewart (... Weird connection that ...) But thanks I will check my stuff - most of which is in boxes .. I should have something.

[@johncole9964]

One of the preeminent makers of ecclesiastical furniture in England was Robert Thompson. He was known as the Mouseman of Kilburn, because he carved a mouse on every piece he made. You can find out more at: www.robertthompsons.co.uk They are still in business today.

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

haha cool, I will check that out. Thanks!

[@SKBond-hs7xb]

Forstner bit. The word is forstner.

[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

I have an Uncle that nitpicks the way people say things, and always corrects them. Nobody likes that Uncle.

[@SKBond-hs7xb]

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[@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks]

@@SKBond-hs7xb Uncle Steve? Is that you? I didn't know you liked KZbin!!