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Carving a beautiful handrail for Victorian stairs

933K views · Feb 5, 2021 · Howto & Style

Comments · 957

  • @leosenden6855 · 5 years ago

    This is not carpentry, this is no craftmenship, this is not even art, it is pure magic! Greets from the Netherlands.

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  • @sbjforever · 3 years ago

    "Just throwing together a nice handrail": witness a fantastic work of art by a master artisan. Really.

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  • @jpeabody1155 · 5 years ago

    I have been doing wood work and furniture restoring for years.  But when I saw those crazy angles and saw just how easily you coped and transcribed it all I just wanted to crawl into a corner and start hitting nails into a bit of wood while I mumbled softly to myself.  Truly awesome job.

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  • @pamelavalente3731 · 1 year ago

    Does anyone else get a little bummed when you know his video is coming to an end? Great to know there are still many more to binge watch!<br>The pride he takes in perfecting whatever he is creating is mesmerizing. Thank you for allowing us to watch. <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 💚😊💚💚

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  • @elisabethreeves1786 · 5 years ago

    Okay. That trick with the plywood to solidify the connection to the stud is <b>chef&apos;s kiss</b>

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  • @lkytdsvc · 5 years ago

    Who ever said &quot;You can&apos;t put an old head on young shoulders&quot; needs to see this. Magnificent.

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  • @MikeGuilmot · 5 years ago

    No annoying intro.<br>No irritating way to loud music.<br>No endless blahblahblah.<br>No squarespace ads where &quot;they learnt everything they know&quot;.<br>This is how all youtube videos should be ;-) Loved every second of it.

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  • @generessler6282 · 5 years ago (edited)

    It never ceases to amaze that a pop-&lt;whatever junk is selling this week&gt; icon can garner millions of hits for doing something inane they choose to call &quot;their art,&quot; while a <i>true</i> artist like this ekes out a few thousand. &nbsp;As a species, our priorities are a mess.

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  • @gambianzambian · 5 years ago

    as a joiner from Yorkshire , i can honestly say this channel is awesome and refreshing , i watch a lot of joinery /carpentry vids and its hard to find the wheat amongst the chaff , the style in which your videos are made and the workmanship are pure class , don&apos;t change either .This channel is going to get big ..<br>much appreciated and looking forward to your next posting . Jim

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  • @jefftyzzer · 7 months ago

    When I build/repair/create something, no matter how trivial (it usually is), and it actually works, I spend the next 30 minutes celebrating my genius. At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_t3PtrcCUQ&amp;t=2042">34:02</a>, there&apos;s not a trace of that, as there was no doubt or surprise that everything would fit perfectly in every way. Man, what abilities and skill!

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  • @danbiales1296 · 2 years ago

    It’s a great pleasure to watch you at work...

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  • @frankneale2850 · 3 years ago

    Top Notch 5* - I ran a building &amp; joinery company in west London for 30 years and my partner (who sadly died) was the only man i knew who was capable &nbsp;of doing that - you are a skilled man - much respect.

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