Handmade Hammered Copper Sink Using Hand Tools at my Wilderness Cabin DIY
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Date: 2020-11-30
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Michael
I always enjoy your videos. You do great work. I build hardwood furniture here in Montana and what i have used before on countertops and table tops are bow tie inlays locking your boards together. The old timers always put them in. Even though you have glued up your boards the bow tie locks the boards together to they dont separate in the future. I cant seem to find a way to post a picture on here to show you. Cherry is one of my favorites.
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I always enjoy your videos. You do great work. I build hardwood furniture here in Montana and what i have used before on countertops and table tops are bow tie inlays locking your boards together. The old timers always put them in. Even though you have glued up your boards the bow tie locks the boards together to they dont separate in the future. I cant seem to find a way to post a picture on here to show you. Cherry is one of my favorites.
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utubeaccess7
I think the problem that you were running into at first is that the dimpling was shrinking the metal of the bowl, when you should have been 'planishing' (stretching) it. Thats why it tried to remain a taco instead of forming into a bowl. Think of the dimple like a 2-dimensional 'crimp'. I think that if you started planishing the bowl area after you formed the rim, you would've been fine, but you would need an anvil. Cheers brother.
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I think the problem that you were running into at first is that the dimpling was shrinking the metal of the bowl, when you should have been 'planishing' (stretching) it. Thats why it tried to remain a taco instead of forming into a bowl. Think of the dimple like a 2-dimensional 'crimp'. I think that if you started planishing the bowl area after you formed the rim, you would've been fine, but you would need an anvil. Cheers brother.
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Jeanette
Well, Shawn, despite your opinion that the copper sink was a failure, I think its absolutely GORGEOUS! If thats what failure looks like, Im anxious to see what is a success. LOL! Of course, your observance that it wont hold water, it probably needs more work. I would love to have a copper sink, and that wood is so beautiful
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Well, Shawn, despite your opinion that the copper sink was a failure, I think its absolutely GORGEOUS! If thats what failure looks like, Im anxious to see what is a success. LOL! Of course, your observance that it wont hold water, it probably needs more work. I would love to have a copper sink, and that wood is so beautiful
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Justin
Man. Jump around all you want to. I'm the same way. Multiple projects going at once. If they want to start something and finish it before starting something else. Let them do their own damn video. Keep doin you. Screw what everyone else wants. It's not their time invested
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Man. Jump around all you want to. I'm the same way. Multiple projects going at once. If they want to start something and finish it before starting something else. Let them do their own damn video. Keep doin you. Screw what everyone else wants. It's not their time invested
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Ballsdeep
Why is the water black from the kettle before it goes in the French press?
If it was a percolator and not a kettle then what went into the French press first?
I just saw this in a previous video but it didn't show the filling of the French press with grounds.
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Why is the water black from the kettle before it goes in the French press?
If it was a percolator and not a kettle then what went into the French press first?
I just saw this in a previous video but it didn't show the filling of the French press with grounds.
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Susan
In the 1970's purchased and saved every issue of the publication Mother Earth News, the became a Wedding gift that was sincerely appreciated. Watching you refreshes and enhances the desire to honor and acknowledge my own heritage. Thank you.
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In the 1970's purchased and saved every issue of the publication Mother Earth News, the became a Wedding gift that was sincerely appreciated. Watching you refreshes and enhances the desire to honor and acknowledge my own heritage. Thank you.
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Anita
Enjoyed watching your video. My first time. Recognized most of your tools. It was very interesting. I wanted to jump right in their and help. I love combining the art aspects with the building.
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Enjoyed watching your video. My first time. Recognized most of your tools. It was very interesting. I wanted to jump right in their and help. I love combining the art aspects with the building.
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CajunSweetTart
I'd be outside at night listening for wolves howling, and Owls hooting! And looking at the stars. I do that every night, except it's only coyotes I hear were I live.
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I'd be outside at night listening for wolves howling, and Owls hooting! And looking at the stars. I do that every night, except it's only coyotes I hear were I live.
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Linda
It would be nice to build a tool shed to keep all your tools in when their scatered all over the place then you have to go here and there for them just a suggestion
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It would be nice to build a tool shed to keep all your tools in when their scatered all over the place then you have to go here and there for them just a suggestion
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Fedor
Shawn, could you please make one hour video of your cabin and a fire in the front? I saw it once in other episode, but it was too short. Thank you
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Shawn, could you please make one hour video of your cabin and a fire in the front? I saw it once in other episode, but it was too short. Thank you
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