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Thanks to all my subscribers and viewers! Because of you all, my channel made it to 1 million views! I can't thank you all enough!
This project is long-overdue, and it is the culmination of months of failure, which seemed to cause endless delay. Thankfully, I'm now older and wiser because of it! After the tenon broke off, I realized I could not complete a proper finish of the inside of the ring without a set of Cole Jaws. I had to wait about 3 weeks for them to arrive, but they did the trick! Let me know what you all think!
I have made other coffee grinders before, and I am always looking for interesting new ways of innovating on that theme. This is the craziest one yet! I hope you enjoyed it. I used the antique style case iron coffee grinder mechanism from Woodriver, made by Woodcraft, on amazon (amzn.to/2uKbaC4) (see other affiliate links below). I have been using one of these mechanisms regularly, and I have little complaints. Yes, the gears are plastic, and that isn't great, but I could not find a reasonably priced grinder with the wheel crank that also had complete cast iron gears. If someone knows where to find those, please let me know!
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@user-cb3th7jt8d Год назад

Your persistence is well worth the efforts put into your work. It’s creative, functional and quite beautiful. Stunning work.

@brendaspeight2106 4 года назад

That was simply beautiful. When I grow up I want to be as good as you!! (I'm 70!!!)

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you, Brenda! ✌️

@beckytaylor4318 3 года назад

@@DavidAdamsen just a decorator piece

@traceyevans215 3 года назад

Once again you pulled a rabbit outta the hat. A very cool rabbit. Simply mesmerizing I watch late at night and your music and the turning is so relaxing and peaceful. I’m very glad your videos popped up on my feed!! Thank you for such great content. I’ve been binge watching them all.

@user-qp4vy7st7z 3 года назад

Как Вам такое в голову приходит?😊 Красота неописуемая! И нервы - ЖЕЛЕЗНЫЕ! 👍👍👍👍👍👏🤩

@katiegreene410 Год назад

Gorgeous turning, wood choice, music and videography! Your videos are my favorite online! Your craftsmanship is beyond compare! Thank you for all that you are willing to show and for all the work you put into editing your videos! You are the best!!!!

@Buttermilk3696 3 года назад

So I’m sittin’ here with my 24 ounce cup of coffee thinkin’, “where is he goin’ with this.” WOW!! What a surprise!! Thanks for the inspiration and lesson about hackberry!

@marycatherinelebouef-op4hf Год назад

Oh my gosh! Those are so darn cool!! I love the wood you chose for these coffee grinders! They are amazing! Absolutely stunning work! You truly give 110% of your hard working soul to complete your projects! Kudos to you! Bravo!!

@alcinolima2776 4 года назад

David voltei a assistir seu vídeo.Você me ensina a ser persistente no trabalho e até mesmo no dia a dia da vida.

@ernestomelendez6772 2 года назад

Turning on two axis. Plus the quality of the video and music!!! Genius!!

@leecook7672 4 года назад

Thank you for not giving up on this project. If you had we would have never got to see just how beautiful it turned out.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Lee! Cheers!

@lori-annefay4138 Год назад

I can only concur with Tracy Evans! That certainly was not what I imagined. Amazing!

@Catbirdmom2 4 года назад

I love this! It’s beautiful as always, but the way we can “see” inside as it turns and you work is the coolest thing! (Maybe I’m just easily entertained but I loved seeing this process.). Thank you for this video.

@alcinolima2776 4 года назад

Eu também amo esse trabalho.David é um grande artista.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Lea!

@saltycreole2673 Год назад

He's brilliant.

@klee6024 Год назад

You were right! Not what I expected. you actually got a real laugh from me from surprise. Job well done in spite of the mishaps you had along the way. Brilliant work!

@kevinbooth2063 3 года назад

This was way cool. Thanks for showing the oops. This helps me I have tossed to many projects in the fireplace pile. You have inspired me to pull them out and explore. Great piece of workmanship.

@DavidAdamsen 3 года назад

Thank you Kevin!

@ridterranytofollowtruthpea8324 4 года назад

YOUR TENACITY IS COMMENDABLE, AND IT MORE THAN PAID OFF IN THE END RESULT!!! ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS WOOD AND WORK!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TIME AND TALENT WITH US!!! TAKE CARE DAVID!!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you so much!

@JDRiggs-zg5bq 4 года назад

Big brass ones & a steady hand, looked great on screen, beautiful work. Qualifies as showing off.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Cheers Jeffrey!

@AndysCornishCreations 4 года назад

Hi David...well..I was not expecting that...beautiful piece...many congratulations on the 1 million views..totally deserved....All the best.....Andy

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Andy! This was a rough project to get through and quite the learning experience. I think with more thought put in, I could have realized a was doing things the hard way... but the fun is in the learning! Cheers, my friend!

@labhrashealy 4 года назад

Watching through the wood as you hollowed out was freaking cool. Awesome!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Larry!

@arnaldovinagre4350 3 года назад

WOW!!!!! After all the mishaps , you got it!!!!! Well done. Beautiful work. Congrats.

@merriebadham6701 Год назад

This really put you through it, didn't it. Resilients as well as skill! Wonderful work.

@scritti123 4 года назад

This was absolutely beautiful. Truly! I started watching your videos tonight with a miserable headache. The peace and just overall beauty has made me feel so much better. You've definitely got a fan in Lafayette, LA! Keep up what you're doing!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks you so much, Cheryl! Cheers from Maine!

@oscarzuniga6981 4 года назад

A Movie in Suspense!! Very beautiful project. My hats' off to you David Adamsen!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much, Oscar!

@wetwillyccma 4 года назад

WOW!!!!! That is wonderful. Never guessed what is was going to be. You are the wood working man. Thanks for showing us.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much. This was a fun learning experience. Cheers!

@dtork47 4 года назад

Once again you had me captivated as to the final object and what it was going to be! Wonderful! Love your beautiful Collie, we lost our Lady girl Collie last summer! Miss her terribly! All the best from MT

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much! Yeah, I had a collie growing up, and it was so sad to lose him. They are such great dogs. Cheers from Maine!

@jaywilson6628 4 года назад

Great recovery and amazing perseverance there; that was definitely a challenging turning! I know I'd have given up after the 2nd catch. Amazing piece as always, David.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Jay! I appreciate your comment!

@richardlaney2047 4 года назад

I have only been turning a few months and all I can say is wow that's incredible. Off lathe twice and still beautiful. Thanks for videos.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Richard. Best wishes to you in your turning!

@brucejones4538 4 года назад

A lot of planning, great visuals, and a mighty fine coffee grinder.......totally one of a kind. Great job David!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Bruce! Yes, I learned a lot along the way!

@brucejones4538 4 года назад

David Adamsen ...me too

@jodidavis6595 3 года назад

So glad you finished it and didn't throw it away. Lovely wood. I don't care what it's used for its just so neat to be able to watch your talent develop a chunk of wood into artistry. Love the music and I always look forward to see which animal you feature. Your collie is beautiful.

@Maria-di9wb 4 года назад

Geweldig David, je maakt het spannend tot het einde toe. Ook de complimenten voor wie filmt want ook dat is kunstig gedaan. Ik heb opnieuw genoten van je video. Dankjewel. 👏

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Heel erg bedankt. Ik doe alles zelf, inclusief het camerawerk. Het is veel tijdinvestering, maar de moeite waard! Proost!

@isasantos8577 4 года назад

I'm sorry, David, but couldn't help laughing at so many failures, your editing always make everything so more funny. I thought it would be a lamp, didn't see that coming. A beautiful work as always

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Isa. Never give up!

@bruciusmaximus8096 Год назад

This artist is gifted. Very impressive results.

@vinceosborne6656 4 года назад

This is by far the best turning video that ive seen hands down! I was thinking maybe a lamp. But no you went full on bad ass with the coffee grinder. Unbelievable, beautiful. Great work.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Wow, thanks so much, Vince!

@werwolf247 4 года назад

I have to admit that I thought about a commercial about your glue at the half of the Video! :D great job man, but we all know how hard it can be to continue. Today I also saved a bowl, I nearly destroyed last year. Keep turning and best regards from bavaria!

@nanfredman1991 3 года назад

And I was thinking 2/3 of the way through, "Wow, that's gonna be one weird lamp!" Love it.

@christinarobinson1163 Год назад

I finally get a chance to relax, ( kitchen cleaned up after the turkey dinner) and I find you once again in your creativity mode. Can we say stupendous? So much talent! Can’t say it enough!!!

@7321micah 4 года назад

Your dedication to that block of wood would make Hosea question his faithfulness.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

LOL Thanks Micah.

@margaretdonald6330 4 года назад

what a beautiful piece! I love how you are taking chances and turning unique things. Great job!!! I held my breath during a few parts of this one.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Margaret! Yeah this piece was a learning experience for sure!

@elainetreadwell5576 4 года назад

Such an innovative design! I thought it was possibly a bladeless fan but you fooled me with the grinder. It is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing your craft.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Elaine! A blade less fan would be a cool idea! I’ve seen it done before so at least we know it’s possible! 😉

@moonwoodworks4607 4 года назад

Very cool project. All while watching I was trying to think what you were making. Ideas of a planter to a lamp base ran through my head. Never once did I imagine the finished product. Very nice indeed.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much! This was a challenge, especially considering it could have been a complete failure at several points. Cheers, my friend!

@ronfinch5532 4 года назад

I started watching the video and couldn’t stop! It was like a thriller that sucks you in to it. Awesome and beautiful at the same time!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Rob!

@JohnMiller-pu2qx 4 года назад

Hey David!!!... great recovery my friend. That’s why it’s called a “ learning curve”....😁... I have to admit though when I was watching I kinda saw that comming... I’m sure that little voice in back your head was saying I know better then this , then bam!!!!😉.... but you made it work and that’s what counts. I’ve turned hackberry before , it’s pretty cool wood but can be real punky depending on how heavy the splat is. Great job David. You might want check that belt over good!!! John Miller Custom Woodturnings

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much, John! Yeah, it was quite the rollercoaster, and I should have been smarter at the outset. But sometimes we have to learn the hard way... Yes, thanks for mentioning that. I do need to replace the belt I think. Another person pointed that out in the last video. I think the fact that the lathe sat for 20 years unused didn't do it any favors... Hopefully I'll be able to upgrade the lathe this year.

@williamparry3885 4 года назад

It just goes to show that some projects don't always go well and some times a design change or a heap of super glue saves the day. This video clearly shows the degree of difficulty in making a project like this well done matey I had no clue what it was going to be until the end.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks William, very true it was a big learning experience and it felt like a failure until almost the end as well.

@chandarussell 4 года назад

I’ve never seen hackberry before but it has a lovely colour and grain, however I’m attributing that to the spalting. Spalted wood is actually very beautiful and the grain in this is stunning. What an innovative idea too.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Chanda!

@ThePapa1947 4 года назад

That was a fantastic job of turning David. And it finished beautifully. Great recovery on the hiccup. That is a skill in itself and can't get any better than you did. Stunning grain and turning. Gary

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you so much Gary! I appreciate that! It was quite a roller coaster but worth it. Cheers!

@danawrigleywalkingstickand5677 4 года назад

In the video you posted 2/14/20, you made the comment that you couldn't believe your channel had surpassed 10,000 subscribers. Have you not watched your own videos? This one would have been all the reason I'd need to subscribe ( if I wasn't already!) A couple of brilliant saves and the surprise ending (I hadn't read the notes first in the description.) almost made me shoot coffee out my nose. Fantastic work. PLUS the fact that you have the guts to show your mistakes and how you fixed them. Gold. Pure frigging gold.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

I really appreciate your comment, Dana! Thank you!

@alcinolima2776 4 года назад

hello David how are you? Every day we watch videos on RU-vid. Always look for your videos and when you don't find new videos, watch or have already watched. For me it's always a learning experience. I'm starting and it's very good to take a rough wood and transform it into an art worked on the lathe. Thanks for your videos.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks, Alcino! I'm glad to hear it! I wish you success! Happy turning!

@robertocanepa3449 3 года назад

UNCREDIBLE WORK!!!, I´M SHARING TO A SPANISH SPEAKER TO SHOW ¿WHAT TURNING REALLY IS?!!!

@RayMrRobert 3 года назад

Your tenacity is as beautiful as your sculpting skills.

@Woodden 4 года назад

That's cool You had glued to the screen. Now I know that I am not only one that has projects that fight me all the until they are done. Great work!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you, sir!

@cammando2363 Год назад

Every time I think I have what your making, you change it unexpectedly. Very nicely done.

@KatMakesMusic Год назад

The outcome was definitely not what I expected--it is better! 😮

@DavidAdamsen Год назад

Thank you! ❤️

@seagertblack 4 года назад

A beautiful piece. I'm sure you have a good heart. You tested it several times with the fly-offs. Try getting more carbide cutters for better cutting edges and less drag on your work. Thank you for posting.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

The catch with the carbide cutter happened because the tool bar touched the side of the opening and caught. I think I could have avoided that if the tool bar was round instead of flat. Lesson learned... hopefully.

@matthewjohnston1400 2 года назад

Amazing display of talent, creativity and perseverance.

@DavidAdamsen 2 года назад

Thank you Matthew!

@terrencepowell270 4 года назад

Very Nice! Isn't nice to create something, have problems, etc., and then win! You did it all. We all have problems, but those that complete the project are, in my opinion, the WINNERS! You are a winner in my book. Keep turning and have fun.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you so much, Terrence!

@garysickler2179 4 года назад

Boy if that isn't the definition of woodturning , i don't know what is. White knuckle turning right there. Beautiful grinder.I spent the entire video trying to figure out what you were making.. Stunning as always.

@nitawynn9538 10 месяцев назад

Well, this piece has quite a story. It’s beautiful. I have a hackberry tree but had no idea its wood is so amazing.

@trickydicky78s3 4 года назад

Extremely brave of you, more so being that your videos are out there for anyone and everyone to see and be critical over them. You get my upmost respect for showing the good the bad and the ugly of what can and does happen.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much I appreciate it. I try not to hide the fact that I make mistakes. They are almost more important for success and learning than success is.

@williamfawkes8379 4 года назад

Sometimes I think Hackberry should be called, "a loose collection of fibers that resembles wood." It sure is cool looking though.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

So true!

@davidrisley4130 4 года назад

Wow! Working close to edge, quite nervous just watching. Excellent work and not deterred by mishap and brilliant camera work too

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much David!

@tmber01 4 года назад

WOW! WOW! WOW! What an amazing project! Great perseverance! Magnificent idea! Beautiful ending!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you so much, Mark! God bless you!

@kingtkuehn 4 года назад

I love how you do not get discouraged by the mishaps! Many blessings! You are Awesome!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much! It was a long 3 month process that felt like a complete fail most of the time... Cheers!

@terrencepowell270 4 года назад

very nice. It is nice to see you make mistakes like the rest of us. Nothing is perfect except the finished product. You did very good. thanks for the video.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Terrence! Yeah, had loads of mistakes and planning errors in this process... But I'm better for it!

@jeneiferthomas1036 4 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing this process. I’ve never seen it before. The sparring in that wood is so beautiful. Congratulations on your piece.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Jeneifer!

@littlelily601 4 года назад

There is no way I could have correctly guessed what you were making. It turned out so awesome! I only recently came across your channel, and you are now my favorite woodworker. Your projects/pieces are unique and never boring to watch. The gorgeous wood species you use have inspired me to buy some that I will be able to carve with hand tools! (I'm very much an amateur, but my youngest son always loves the silly little things I make for him, so that's something 😊) Thanks for sharing your craft with us all!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Amanda! I appreciate you. Cheers and happy crafting! ✌️

@maklu7935 3 года назад

Omg, what a nightmare! Tool failures, careless mistakes, then material failures... I'm not sure what impresses me more, the finished product or the fact that you finished it. Major kudos, sir. Also, easily the coolest woodturning project I've seen yet.

@DavidAdamsen 3 года назад

Thanks so much Patrick!

@SmithnWesson 4 года назад

Finally it is revealed. Very nice. It was weird cutting on the inside and being able to see what was going on from the side angle.

@suzetteedwards7956 4 года назад

Wow! Nice save from all that. That one certainly gave you fits but it is stunning.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much, Suzette!

@SilverBack. 4 года назад

Fantastic looking grain patterning, GREAT piece 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Douglas!

@brandyharden2936 4 года назад

Amazing! What a troublesome project that ended up fantastic. Hats off to you not giving up.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Brandy!

@amiedeangelis8915 4 года назад

Omg David the end result was worth all the stress it gave you!! Absolutely amazing work!! Thank you for sharing this journey with us.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks, Amie! I really appreciate that!

@user-bc1bv8fn2k 4 года назад

Давид, мне так нравятся ваши работы, красивые получаются поделки, классные. Молодец

@Secondlifeofwoodturning 4 года назад

David, I'm making crazy projects but Your beat mine few times 🤪 Final effect is amazing. I'm in shock especially when I didn't know what are You doing by whole lenght of video. Glad You repaired all every damage 👌 Enjoy Your coffee ☕👍

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Rav! You make some super great stuff too. I'm going to have to try that hot air balloon at some point!

@mickdog2 4 года назад

Great lesson in perseverance and work holding. I'm glad you were able to complete it!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Mick!

@Blaster53 4 года назад

Magic absolutely magic, it is mesmerising to watch how the work has been done. The final product is amazing. Congratulations on this masterpiece, and best wishes from Germany.

@barrycook4690 4 года назад

Well done great save lovely grain outstanding coffee grinder 👍👍

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Barry!

@diydarkmatter 4 года назад

well with all the hard knocks my friend that turned out just beautiful brother . i was not sure what you were doing till the end but im glad i stuck around to see the end . love that kinda work buddy .

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much, Dark! It was definitely a long lesson, but worth every second!

@Archiemonty 4 года назад

Me neither..

@marcplon4396 4 года назад

I was scared just by looking at you !!! Superb work !!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Marc! It was a dicey one for sure!

@kartoffelkaefer71 3 года назад

as long as the world has people like you nothing is lost ... stay healthy 😉

@AngelaRodhas 4 года назад

I would never have guessed!! wonderful job. Who ever made this video deserve applause! is a piece of art also.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you! It is a ton of work but I do 100% of the project from conception to turning to camera work to editing. ✌️

@AngelaRodhas 4 года назад

@@DavidAdamsen We can see and appreciate your dedication and love for what you do. Bravo!

@mojo6524 4 года назад

a splendid piece of wood! I almost crapped myself when it flew off into the void...TWICE! Wonderfull piece!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much!

@mojo6524 4 года назад

@@DavidAdamsen Have you used this grinder? does it work or just for looks kinda piece?

@edejamircosta 4 года назад

Uau.........que belíssimos trabalhos!....vídeo excelente para podermos observar como você usa os formões. Parabéns!!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Muito obrigado! Fico feliz que você tenha gostado do processo!

@bgpappy30 4 года назад

It’s a beautiful coffee grinder. Thank you for your time and thank you for another great video.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks, Patrick! Cheers!

@RevdUp.Art.Fotografer 2 года назад

This is very cool. I kept wondering where you were going...lol...I should have guessed it was going to be a coffee grinder. It's gorgeous.

@kimr5841 2 года назад

Any time I see video suddenly slow down I outwardly cringe, because I know something bad is about to happen. Nice recovery. That has to be one of the most unique turnings I've ever seen.

@DavidAdamsen 2 года назад

Thanks, Kim!

@nunabusiness6019 4 года назад

only at the end of this video did I figure out what you were making, but I have to say that is the nicest grinder I have ever seen. great job!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much!

@TheTinyWorkshop 4 года назад

What I'm afraid of, I see it happening here. Pieces wood flying from the lathe. You have finished it verry nicely. Wonderful project. -Frank.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks. Yeah, for quite a while it felt like a failure of a project.

@bigraymie 3 года назад

Well, I never saw THAT coming.... Wonderful project David, Thumbs up from me for sure (y)

@carlosdecastro8748 4 года назад

David: I can't stop watching your videos say " brilliant"! Thank you.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thank you, Carlos! I appreciate you watching!

@TheFlamingTurner 4 года назад

all i can say is wow i didnt expect that was thinking it was going to be some decorative art piece not a coffee grinder, nice bud turn out lovely

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much, Sir! Cheers!

@jarmstrong2843 4 года назад

Ahs never would have thunk you were turning a coffee grinder; one from hackberry. Great recovery on some breaks/catches with a temperamental wood like hackberry. Every time I try turning something from that type of wood, it usually ends up in the fireplace. What you experienced is common place. The wood is very prone to tear out. You had quite a bit of it, but managed to eliminate it. Reaching far beyond tool rest with the hook carbide tool was quite a gamble. It almost bit ya. Good recovery though!!! I like the idea and the finished product!!!! A design with a lots of ingenuity. Nice job!!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks so much! Yeah, this one was quite the learning experience, and it was my first time using hackberry. I probably picked the worst piece of wood for it though, LOL! Yeah, I'm sure there are longer chisels designed for that long parting application, but I used what I had, messed up, and learned! LOL Cheers!

@chibineo24 4 года назад

This just didn't want to turn, but really fun watching you work, and impressive watching you work through!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much! It was a tough learning experience for sure.

@valeriewalls3949 4 года назад

I was on the edge of my seat and worried a couple of times too. At first, I thought you were making a sphere, then, maybe a lamp? Nice surprise. Beautiful piece.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks Valerie! I’m glad you enjoyed it! ✌️

@unclemoe5733 4 года назад

Very cleaver and pretty. Nicely done.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks!

@snevel 4 года назад

I love watching you sharpen the tools...

@JoseRoberto-gv2wr 4 года назад

Parabéns, mais uma obra de arte !!! Apesar dos incidentes resultado fantástico, é o que vale a pena trabalhar com torno.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Muito obrigado!

@carverindian 4 года назад

Awesome I kept counting glad to see the finished project all fingers still there!!! You have a lot BALLS!!!

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

LOL thanks Lou.

@onecalledchuck1664 4 года назад

Cyanoacrylic and sheer willpower to carry on saved the day! Absolutely gorgeous piece, and great editing of the video. Left me wondering until the end what it was you were making.

@DavidAdamsen 4 года назад

Thanks very much! This was a tough learning experience for sure...