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All being well will see you Sunday. It would be good to understand thumper bobbins if you have examples to show.

What a wonderful career. Thanks for show so much of the business from all over the world. I refer to your video of Mostopher Dnouch at almost every event I do. I might be thinking about a new treadle now.

That is a lovely video. I have admired your work for all my life, well done for all the work you did.

youtube.com/@handy20061?si=YtWJDG5hRN_CJVCz Very interesting.

How can I purchase one?

Thoroughly meaningful in every stage.

I’m so glad I found my way to this video.

I wonder if the pewter rings were done similarly to the captive ring - where the ring was put on before turning the wood away underneath it

I don't know man. Water is the mortal enemy to ivory leaving cracks behind when dried

He's a Master Craftsman. I thought my shop was small and cramped.

Brilliant piece of film Stuart.

Amazing footage! Well done for capturing it Stuart 👍

Please, I need to see the other chess pieces. 😭

I have danced out with Datchet a few times. Bonking sticks are still being used.

Thanks once again for bringing me a slice of home!

I believe it's a marsh tit because the bibs are thinner

Seems like only yesterday Stuart! Happier times. Remember them well.

Great video, which brought back memories as I was born and brought up there, leaving in 1971.

Maybe birds, as they're natural predators to insects. There may be an advantage to trees in having birds nest on them. Perhaps trimming, or their poo may seep down with the rain and feed the tree.

I saw this in in Marrakesh in 1961. I was 10 and the boy using the bow lathe was about 8. He was working hard. I had some idea that others might have very different lives to mine.

Ай да молодец,! Смотришь ролик на одном дыхании!

the extremely long ladders picture is amazing (and scary!)

Minuto 5,20 motocross ?

R.I.P. Ralph

True craftsman right there. Wonderful video.

this is amazing i love it

That is a lovely slide show. How life was 47 years ago.

Anyone know what kind of wood he is using?

this vid has been here a very long time and is still one of the bwes as are all of his videos.

That looks fun

👏👏👏E Boze dragi vrednije ruku,nije to lako raditi,sve pohvale!👏👏👏

And what does this wooden insulator do? Is it part of ancient electric machine?

Thank you so much for doing and sharing this.❤❤

Great video Stuart, thanks for sharing this unique personal perspective on the history of human creativity in our craft 👍

Hi Stuart, thanks a lot for making this available!

I just cancelled my American Beauty order.

2:10 nice spotting this one! (ugh, nasty idea, innit?)

This video is truly amazing!

Absolutely love your video. Shows true craftsmanship and the story behind the besom broom. Love it

Δεν βρικα αλον μαστορα ναφτισχνι παρομιον παγουρι ο Θεως να σε έχει καλά

'promo sm' 🎶

D'Ya loik dags?

I was also lucky to have served with Ralph in the Fire Service. What a character he was.

What a beautifully made video. In a stressful morning this was a moment of peace, calm and serenity - thank you Stuart

As usual Stuart, a great film.

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Great video, lovely and educational to see, good to see similar tools in use which the Bodgers used to use! Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful traditional hand crafted object 👍

What fun to discover this video! I'm sure my Style ancestors knew this pub well.

I saw a similar behaviour last week on one of the Green Oaks ((Quercus ilex ) on our property - white milky substance attracting, ants, speckled chafer beetles, flies, wild bees, hornets and butterflies