This guy is my new hero. I don't know where I came across these videos. Did someone here post one?
It looks like he read all of Roy Underhill's books and is attempting to live his life that way. No 19th century tourism for him. He's living the life.
Not only is his woodworking admirable, but the filmmaking is good, too. No narration; just calm, slow action.
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A hero for past times
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Re: A hero for past times
There are some great YouTube channels.
Try "Tools in action" For new tool reviews done by average guys that use them.
Try "Ron Paulk" An up scale contractor
"Izzin Swan". A crazy guy that build things that make him happy.
"AVE". rough language but the guy analizes products, taking them apart showing strong points and weak points.
"Stumpy Nubs." Average joe that build interesting projects
"Techno buffalo". Great reviews of new electronic products
"smartereveryday" Interesting experiments and why thing work as the do
"Highland Hardware". Product reviews and interviews with woodworkers.
"360 Woodworking". Interesting projects
"Make Something". Crazy woodworking ideas
"Redgreentv". The old Red Green show
Check these out most are great. I really like ave his language is terrible but the guy knows his stuff and is not afraid to admit it when he does not know something.
Try "Tools in action" For new tool reviews done by average guys that use them.
Try "Ron Paulk" An up scale contractor
"Izzin Swan". A crazy guy that build things that make him happy.
"AVE". rough language but the guy analizes products, taking them apart showing strong points and weak points.
"Stumpy Nubs." Average joe that build interesting projects
"Techno buffalo". Great reviews of new electronic products
"smartereveryday" Interesting experiments and why thing work as the do
"Highland Hardware". Product reviews and interviews with woodworkers.
"360 Woodworking". Interesting projects
"Make Something". Crazy woodworking ideas
"Redgreentv". The old Red Green show
Check these out most are great. I really like ave his language is terrible but the guy knows his stuff and is not afraid to admit it when he does not know something.