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Are you going to document the land rover project? Would be fantastic😁

Never thought gluing would be this exciting…stressful..found myself holding my breath..whew..good stuff young fella!

Shake some table salt between layers to stop slip sliding around when laminating, works well.

THe construction of pianos, of which several good videos exist on UA-cam, would have been quite informative. This could have been done a little more easily, but you are enjoying the process, and that's good.

I was thinking... save all the sawdust and compress into decent-sized pellets held together with rice glue or some other purely organic material, and use for a wood pellet stove...

You you got it to idle .... well done.

Having the correct glue in place before doing it.. and that glue would be resorcinol...

Why didn't you just do as planned and made it perfect in the first place?

Still now we have land rover in same modal in India West Bengal Darjeeling manevanjyqng

Where is part 2?

That arch is a thing of beauty. What great work. Best wishes.

Anybody know for certain if it's true that the thinner the plys the less springback?

Just incredible work and skills. Well done.

Marvellous indeed!! I have enjoyed it as I always do. Very organised piece of work with dedication & commitment. Loads of love from Pakistan.

Just pre-curve them with steam and glue next day kid

Well... for starers, I would have done it differently by purchasing glue wih a longer open tine. 2nd, would have used a pioece of wood so those clamps dont mar the piece.

Loose clothing, AND long sleeves loose, whie working over the jointer? Is this project making you suicidal?

Ugh.

Whered all the explanations go???

If you built two jigs palce them opposite each other (like a circle)and used a ratchet strap to bend two sides in a circle using less boards you could do them faster.

why not steam bend them??

Curious why you did not steam bend them, leave in the jig to cool then glue up a day or two later. Less spring back, if any at all and easier to clamp.

Como siempre muy buen trabajo

Thanks for posting and sharing very nice.

staircase is a work of art beautiful job hats down

It's a good idea to nail a strip of plywood to the blocks to even out the force on the oak so you won't get any end-grain imprinted on the inside face.

Hello again, why don't you make a chamfer for the bolt head?

Hey there, I have been following you since the beginning of your channel and I enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work. Btw why didn't you get a bigger circular saw?

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Could I have done it better? Yes of course!(No) Would I have even tried it? Of course!(No) You did a splendid job!

Nice to see another video showing your adventure. I keep cheering for ya. It appears you're keeping yourself in great shape. Always hoping things are going well health wise. Keep rocking on! Be well!

I would have used marine epoxy for the arches and used a dowel pin in the top dead center of the arch to control the movement.

Hi Carl, you are such an inspiration. I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis in 2011 which affects all my joints. Sometimes weeks go by when I can't even pick up a tool to work on my little wood projects, so I feel for you Brother. All the best to you and keep up the good work.

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Brilliant work

Great video, will you, your brother and your Dad be uploding progress with the Landy series?

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I can't help but notice that when making cuts you tend to go large (depth). Myself, I would consider 2 or 3 passes. It would cut down on binding and burning. Aloha, Terry.

7:15. F-me! Those hanging sleaves and flapping jacket? Madness! You're treating natural matrials like industrial products. D'oh! I'm out.

Use packing tape on glue up forms....

Glad to see you back at it, you've given me ideas about the arches on our windows. If we ever get round to fitting any!😂

Do you do your jacket with a pen pocket on the right arm for left handed people? Or a pocket on both

What wong with yellow ... colourist ....lol

It is remarkable you master your physical craft when suffering from autoimmune restrictions. My mother developed it in later life and now my daughter has it. She is trying tailored bio medication which helps and is enabling her work to continue. Your determination to complete your projects is humbling. Keep well your videos give great pleasure. We are eager for more but we understand the limitations.

I have to ask. Why not simply use steam bending? Its been used for hundreds of years and is very simple.