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Old 10-16-2009, 11:08 PM   #1
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I saw this on SMC and thought there were some folks here that might get a kick out of it. I didn't understand the captions but the work spoke for itself. http://svtplay.se/v/1371063/oppet_ar...004,1,f,103007

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Man, I wouldn't want to arm wrestle those guys....
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Old 10-17-2009, 09:27 AM   #3
 
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That's the real way to work wood.Arm wrestling wouldn't be too bad,just do on the pc.Tony
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Wonder what kind of wood that is? Always wondered how they made those shoes.
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Those guys are hardcore! Thanks for sharing!
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Neat video James!
That's got Roy Underhill all over it if I've ever seen anything! Wonder if he's ever done any Swedish Woodworking programs? I've seen a few German.
Mike Davis needs to see the spoon making footage. Looks similar to the process I've seen here.
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Thanx for the link bro
check out some of the other ones as well .....wallpaper making etc
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Most of that wood looks to be Birch.
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I really like old time videos and pics. Thanks for sharing... bookmarked.
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I'm not a linguist, but if it's sabots they're making you might get Bas to pitch in with a translate.
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I'll tell you what really amazes me - no vices, no clamps, unless you want to call the log on legs with a couple of wedges a bench and vice! Their bodies are essentially another tool. There is a lot to learn from those who have gone before us. Thanks for sharing the great video

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Re: Old Time Woodworking

Man, I need a forge! Those old tools were so much more efficient than today's in some cases. I mean i wouldn't give up my jointer and planer (and seriously a tablesaw?) no WAY! On the other hand, I'd like to see a pure power guy do some of those operations.

I have seen most of those before. Some of the British boards I hang out on bring them up quite often.

There is a clip of a Romanian guy making a spoon that will blow you away. You have to be making those things everyday to get fast at it. I have seen some of the old guys make a spoon in three minutes with just an ax and a couple knives. It takes me a couple hours.
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So why do I feel inadequate with my $5000 worth of power tools and accesories?
I guess I should stop my whining about not having a dedicated mortiser and a ..........

Thanks for sharing a cool video. I am passing that on to some friends.
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These guys are my heroes. The old style takes time, muscle and practice but I think this way of working is very rewarding. It is one heck of a workout too. PS Love that farm!
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