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Captain's Chair - Part 20 - Glueing the Top Carriage
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In Part 20 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at:
The final steps in completing your chair! Glueing, fitting, wedging and pegging the top carriage components.
Glueing & wedging arm posts
Gleuing & pegging spindles and back posts
Glueing & wedging the arms
Glueing & pegging the crest
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Check out Robin's beautiful work over at www.redwoodchairs.co.uk - Robin also teaches chairmaking at Ellekers Wood www.ellekerswood.co.uk/events
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Captain's Chair - Part 19 - Dry Fitting the Top Carriage
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 19 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Measuring and dry fitting the top carriage, and making pegs, all ready for the final assembly! Measuring & drilling the crest hole in the arms Shaping the arms to fit Sawing the crest post & spindle tenons Dry fitting the spindles, arms & crest Ma...
Captain's Chair - Part 18 - Assembling the Undercarriage
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 18 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Making wedges Marking legs for wedges Glueing and assembling the undercarriage Leveling the chair Dressing the tops of the wedges NOTE - Before starting the glueing and final assembly, you should dry fit all of your stretchers & legs together. Ref...
Captain's Chair - Part 17 - Measuring Centre Stretchers
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 17 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Dry fitting the side stretchers before drilling mortises and taking length measurements for the centre stretcher. Dry fitting the stretchers Techniques for sizing down tenons, and getting a perfect 'push fit' Drilling mortises for the centre stret...
Captain's Chair - Part 16 - Turning the Stretchers to Fit
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 16 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Turning your side stretchers to their final shape, and length, ready for fitting. Marking the centre point, and applying correct length measurements. Turning to the desired finished shape Sawing to length NOTE: - This same process can be applied t...
Captain's Chair - Part 15 - Measuring Side Stretchers
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 15 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Drilling mortises and taking measurements for the side stretchers. This is the first step in assembling the undercarriage of the chair! Drilling holes in the legs, ready for the side stretchers Taking measurements for the appropriate length of eac...
Captain's Chair - Part 14 - Shaping The Crest
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 14 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: - Shaping the crest, ready for fitting during final assembly of the chair. - Rough shaping with an axe - Finishing with the draw knife NOTE: - Refer to the Carving the Seat film, for cutting out and drilling the crest. Sign up to Spoon Club member...
Captain's Chair - Part 13 - Shaping the Arms
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 13 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Shaping the arms, ready for fitting during final assembly of the chair: Drilling the arm rest Rough shaping with an axe Finishing with spoke shave, draw knife & straight knife NOTE: - Refer to the Carving the Seat film, for cutting out the arms Si...
Captain's Chair - Part 12 - Carving the Seat
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 12 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Carving the seat, and drilling the crest & arms: - How to trace and mark out - Explanation of grain direction - Shaping the seat step-by-step - Demos of various potential tools incl. gouge, adze, scorp, draw knife & travisher - Bevelling the seat ...
Captain's Chair - Part 11 - Reaming The Top Deck
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 11 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Reaming to fit all the turned components for the top of the chair Recap of top deck turned components and their positions Explanation of the angles and splay of the arm posts How to ream to fit accurately for the spindles, arm posts and crest post...
Captain's Chair - Part 10 - Reaming To Fit
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 10 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Using a mortise block to size a tapered tenon on a dry turned component This creates the final size and shape of your tapered tenons This step should be done after components have been turned green and then fully dried Sign up to Spoon Club member...
Captain's Chair - Part 9 - Sizing a Dry Tenon
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 9 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Using a mortise block to size a tapered tenon on a dry turned component This creates the final size and shape of your tapered tenons This step should be done after components have been turned green and then fully dried Sign up to Spoon Club members...
Captain's Chair - Part 8 - Making a Mortise Block
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 8 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at using the test mortise created in Step 3 to create a mortise block Sign up to Spoon Club membership for the entire library covering every aspect of spoon carving, and a new film each & every week! Purchase spoon blanks from spoonclub.co.uk/shop-2 Si...
Captain's Chair - Part 7 - Drilling the Seat
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 7 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at: Using the template & laying out the seat Measurements & angles for holes Using sliding bevels & squares to drill accurately Top Tips on different drill bits Sign up to Spoon Club membership for the entire library covering every aspect of spoon carv...
Captain's Chair - Part 6 - Turning Crest Posts
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www.spoonclub.co.uk | Master the art of spoon carving from anywhere, at any time! In Part 6 of our series on building a Captain's Chair, we look at the process and tips for turning your crest & arm posts Sign up to Spoon Club membership for the entire library covering every aspect of spoon carving, and a new film each & every week! Purchase spoon blanks from spoonclub.co.uk/shop-2 Sign Up Now: ...
Captain's Chair - Part 4 - Tapered Tenon Test
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Captain's Chair - Part 4 - Tapered Tenon Test
Captain's Chair - Part 3 - Tapered Joints Overview
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Captain's Chair - Part 3 - Tapered Joints Overview
Captain's Chair - Part 2 - Sourcing the Plank
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Captain's Chair - Part 2 - Sourcing the Plank
Captain's Chair - Part 1 - Introduction
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Captain's Chair - Part 1 - Introduction
Winter Solstice with Mike Abbott
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Winter Solstice with Mike Abbott
Samhain with Mike Abbott
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Samhain with Mike Abbott
Mabon with Mike Abbott
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Mabon with Mike Abbott
Spoonfest 2022: Making a Little Scoop with Jan Harm ter Brugge
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Spoonfest 2022: Making a Little Scoop with Jan Harm ter Brugge
Spoonfest 2022: Making a Ladle from a crook with Jamie Carr
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Spoonfest 2022: Making a Ladle from a crook with Jamie Carr
Lammas with Mike Abbott
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Lammas with Mike Abbott
Summer Solstice with Mike Abbott
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Summer Solstice with Mike Abbott
Beltane with Mike Abbott
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Beltane with Mike Abbott
Ostara with Mike & Tamsin Abbott
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Ostara with Mike & Tamsin Abbott
Imbolc with Mike Abbott
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Imbolc with Mike Abbott
20th December
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20th December

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @Erwin_AMS
    @Erwin_AMS 4 дні тому

    Very valuable sir, i have a mora and this is the last piece of information i needed to do this!

  • @primalfury2011
    @primalfury2011 6 днів тому

    Barns the Best !!

  • @Rood67
    @Rood67 Місяць тому

    When the master is silent, the students have to pay more attention. I have truly been schooled.

  • @RC-qf3mp
    @RC-qf3mp Місяць тому

    This video is a lesson on making a spoon… and on making a YT video. No dumb music, or wasteful filler talk. Just life in action from a master.

  • @user-cs3hi8zp7p
    @user-cs3hi8zp7p Місяць тому

    Man alive...an absolute master at his craft!! He sliced up an AWESOME piece in less than half an hour...amazing!💪😎👍

  • @Vlad-ji8rj
    @Vlad-ji8rj Місяць тому

    Прекрасная техника владения инструментом

  • @elim7228
    @elim7228 2 місяці тому

    Great presentation and advice. Many thanks!

  • @user-oe2zs4td4b
    @user-oe2zs4td4b 2 місяці тому

    No talking is the best part.

  • @santonucci
    @santonucci 2 місяці тому

    The thing that brings me back to this video over and over again is that he grabs a tool once and when he is done with it, he's done with it. (pre-hollowing the bowl doesn't count.) Compact effort. No waste.

  • @ar55557
    @ar55557 2 місяці тому

    a great man with a great belly :) my role model :)))

  • @susanp.collins7834
    @susanp.collins7834 2 місяці тому

    Is that Barn the Spoon on the right?

    • @SpoonClub
      @SpoonClub 2 місяці тому

      Hi Susan - it is indeed. If you check out our other videos here or over at spoonclub.co.uk, you'll see Barn making spoons, talking sharpening and chatting with other makers about their spoon collections & their own craft.

  • @gdmacdonald
    @gdmacdonald 2 місяці тому

    Every single movement is calculated. A pleasure to watch so much skill in such a short amount of time. 🙏

  • @user-xf5ss5tk5b
    @user-xf5ss5tk5b 3 місяці тому

    이쁘긴한데... 의심스럽다 숟가락? 국자? ....... 근데 쓰다가 금이라도 가면?

  • @Vlad-ji8rj
    @Vlad-ji8rj 3 місяці тому

    Респект! Всё вручную!👍

  • @billlane1000
    @billlane1000 3 місяці тому

    Pure craftmanship

  • @user-bd4bf7rf6v
    @user-bd4bf7rf6v 3 місяці тому

    Loved this what a beautiful shape ,a master at work thankyou.

  • @manguydude905
    @manguydude905 3 місяці тому

    Proof that you don't need a $200 custom made knife to do great things! A $30 mora 106 is just fine.

  • @manguydude905
    @manguydude905 3 місяці тому

    Awesome! I must say that is a massive hook knife lol

  • @Pyro_Natur
    @Pyro_Natur 3 місяці тому

    sehr schön geworden

  • @scotto6314
    @scotto6314 3 місяці тому

    🤙

  • @aznep58
    @aznep58 3 місяці тому

    Не ложка, а скрипка Страдивари.

  • @chaysosaja56-24
    @chaysosaja56-24 3 місяці тому

    saludos mr. me imagino que es madera suave, ya que usa pura herramienta manual, pero el producto es excelente! Animo

  • @stevenwillard8436
    @stevenwillard8436 4 місяці тому

    By 6:00, you could reasonably eat with it.

  • @nataliebayliss3352
    @nataliebayliss3352 4 місяці тому

    Can’t find him on instagram or facebook.

  • @thepet9498
    @thepet9498 4 місяці тому

    Thx for heavenly silence during these artworksession...

  • @joer5627
    @joer5627 5 місяців тому

    Dude knows what he is doing. 👍🏻👍🏻

  • @tizio.qualunque
    @tizio.qualunque 5 місяців тому

    Mora knives?

  • @leelaskoski5778
    @leelaskoski5778 5 місяців тому

    Captivating and inspiring. A true teacher

  • @arkas6797
    @arkas6797 5 місяців тому

    The internet is full of "expert" presenters of woodcarving knives but none are capable of cutting a green twig. Taking a log and delivering a perfect scoop is painstaking enough and you did it with characteristic ease. I noticed the blade of the knife which has been sharpened many times which means to me that you are a real wood carver. Is the knife really too small or is your hand huge? Anyway congratulations.

    • @SpoonClub
      @SpoonClub 5 місяців тому

      Hi there - thanks so much for your comment! Barn does spend a lot of time sharpening - he also uses a number of straight knives, many with small adaptations to help with specific parts of the carving process. We cover these in some detail over at spoonclub.co.uk if you're interested in learning more.

    • @arkas6797
      @arkas6797 5 місяців тому

      @@SpoonClub When someone can and does adapt his tools according to the needs of his work, he is a true craftsman. Thank you for the link.

  • @-Dad--
    @-Dad-- 5 місяців тому

    What hook knife is that?

    • @SpoonClub
      @SpoonClub 5 місяців тому

      this is a twca cam made by Ben Orford

  • @user-yj6pd1sx2m
    @user-yj6pd1sx2m 6 місяців тому

    Это Мастер, а то делают глубокие ,толстые, ещё ложку надо нее есть.В рот полено не запихаеш, ещё и хвалят.ложечка красивая и удобная!

  • @piotroowinski4371
    @piotroowinski4371 6 місяців тому

    Sorry for asking. I'm a newbie. Is the wood from which you make spoons freshly cut, wet or dry, seasoned? Happy new year 2024.

  • @fatbackfitz
    @fatbackfitz 6 місяців тому

    If this is u 4 years ago? I can’t imagine your skills today. I remember Robin Wood’s first blog posts about you…

  • @user-nc5gc5eo6c
    @user-nc5gc5eo6c 6 місяців тому

    Barn in my opinion is the best spoon carver out there

  • @EllenZachtWerken
    @EllenZachtWerken 7 місяців тому

    Great instructions. I just carved along my own R with the video and it was very helpful. Thanks for recording and sharing this one. 👍

  • @idiotbox919
    @idiotbox919 7 місяців тому

    Thanks so much for this, great video! I would’ve never thought of sanding paint away to get a similar to dry brushing appearance! Apologies if I missed it somewhere in the video….but is there a reason you don’t paint the bowl of the spoon? Is it just because it wouldn’t stand up to use and abuse or is it a good safety reason (or maybe just personal preference)?

  • @Fu-manchoo
    @Fu-manchoo 7 місяців тому

    Awesome topic thanks for posting.

  • @uelimani8644
    @uelimani8644 8 місяців тому

    What a skillful artist. Thank you. U, Swiss

  • @donataskervelis1009
    @donataskervelis1009 8 місяців тому

    axe work is more than impressive

  • @user-ks4vd2hu1p
    @user-ks4vd2hu1p 8 місяців тому

    Its cant be wood

  • @CraftTreeMasters
    @CraftTreeMasters 9 місяців тому

    Начинающий мастер!! Master Tree Craft ua-cam.com/video/f0VNegn90eE/v-deo.htmlsi=sTy0ywEBmGu0jXDA

  • @sergeyostyakov3276
    @sergeyostyakov3276 9 місяців тому

    Поперечный, рез не показан

  • @wattsnex2725
    @wattsnex2725 9 місяців тому

    True master craftsman

  • @user-ih6dx7gd7m
    @user-ih6dx7gd7m 9 місяців тому

    Hodai 😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @Dollydollyoxenfree
    @Dollydollyoxenfree 10 місяців тому

    What is the stump that he is using as a surface? What kind of tree hardens like that?

  • @TheBigguy541
    @TheBigguy541 10 місяців тому

    Very nice

  • @giuliamagool
    @giuliamagool 10 місяців тому

    what brand knives are you using?

    • @SpoonClub
      @SpoonClub 10 місяців тому

      Hi there! The straight knife is a Mora 106, the hook is a twca cam made by Ben Orford.

  • @Bivoladi
    @Bivoladi 10 місяців тому

    Holy cow, this guy has hatchet skills. Edit: this guy just has skills. This is very impressive. He didn’t even sand it and it was still perfect.

  • @pauleivers8995
    @pauleivers8995 10 місяців тому

    Hi, What type of wood was this?

    • @SpoonClub
      @SpoonClub 10 місяців тому

      Hi Paul - this is alder

  • @peterrandall9523
    @peterrandall9523 10 місяців тому

    Great stuff. But it’s knot-wot I expected. 🪓 👏