In this video I’m making a fully custom chisel using mosaic Damascus steel, ivory micarta and a fluted handle with silver wire inlay. It’s not meant for everyday woodworking — this project is all about learning new techniques and trying to make something special. The Damascus was made by my mate Jackson Rumble (Mastersmith knife maker) and I’ve been saving it for a few years. If you enjoy toolmaking, Damascus steel, metalwork, or detailed woodworking builds, you’ll like this one.
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I came across this old pattern makers vice a while ago — not sure how old it is or who made it, but it’s built like a tank and pretty cool. It worked okay as it was, but I thought it deserved some attention. One thing I wanted to figure out was adding dogs as for some reason, wasn't a feature even though every other pattern makers vice I've seen has them.
Silicone Mat: https://amzn.to/4qxl5m2
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I finished the workbench using the industrial style legs that I made in the last video. I wanted it to be strong, functional, and give it that old railway workshop style. I still need to install the two vices which I'm planning to do in my next video.
It really was a fun project, going all out with style rather than regular uprights and horizontals, not sure what you think of it but i love it.
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In this video I start building a new workbench by fabricating heavy duty metal legs. They’re made from plain angle iron but I shaped and finished them to look like vintage cast iron. They're strong enough to last for more than a lifetime and (hopefully you agree) with some style.
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I made a stained glass Tiffany lamp shade in my last video, in this video I'll finish it and make a base. It took nearly two months all up and the whole thing was made from scratch. It was one of my favourite projects which I'd like to tackle again sometime.
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I’ve never worked with glass before, so I decided to jump in at the deep end and build a Tiffany lamp, probably one of the most complex stained glass projects to tackle. It turned into a massive amount of work, and somewhere along the way, I made a huge mistake that nearly ruined the whole thing.
Check out the Wazer here: https://wazer.com
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I’ve made a fair amount of patterned wood before — some of it pretty complicated — but this time I wanted to try something quicker and more approachable. In this video, I’m turning plywood scraps into thin pattern veneers and using them to upgrade regular plywood. It’s pretty fast, surprisingly effective, and a great way to make a cool looking panel for furniture projects.
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In this video, I’m making a pair of dividers entirely by hand using only basic tools the only power tool I use is a drill. It was an awesome challenge which I really enjoyed. I’ve wanted to make a pair of these for a few years, and after seeing a pair made by Seth Gould during a recent scissor-making course with my mate Matt, I finally decided to give it a go.
The design is more difficult than it needed to be but I really liked the unique wing so I went with it.
If you're interested in getting hold of some quality hand tools like many of the ones I use in this video, check out my good friend Corin's website and support a small scale workshop https://www.niroc.com.au
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In this video, I’m making two folding pocket knives from scrap — one from an old hacksaw blade and one from a worn-out file. The first one is super easy and perfect if you’ve never made a folding knife before. You don’t need any fancy tools, and you can knock it out in an afternoon.
This is the kind of knife you’ll actually use in the workshop — small, handy, and built from stuff you probably already have lying around.
Check out https://wazer.com for more info on this amazing machine.
The template for the knife can be downloaded here https://paskmakes.com/free-plans/
As always I'm happy to answer any questions.
If you would like to support this channel you can do so here
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Check out my Instagram to see more of my work https://www.instagram.com/paskmakes/
Also you can check out my photography at my website (nothing to do with making but you may be interested in what I do) http://www.neilpaskinphotography.com
My email can be found in the about section of this channel.
For real mail,
Pask Makes
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