Videos tagged with Hardwood

This video demonstrates a manual technique for resawing hardwood using a hand saw. The process involves securing the wood in a vise, carefully sawing it to split its thickness, and then separating the two resulting thinner pieces. The craftsman, Clifton Hicks, showcases precision and focus throughout the task.

This video features luthier Clifton Hicks discussing the suitability of pine versus hardwood for crafting musical instruments, specifically banjos. The description includes numerous links to his Patreon, online courses, merchandise, music streaming platforms, and donation pages, indicating a strong focus on promoting his brand and musical endeavors. It also lists several hashtags related to his name, banjo heritage, musical genres, and a specific frequency.

This YouTube video, titled "Is Hardwood Deadly? (Penetration Test) #shotgun #gun #civtac", likely explores the ballistic performance of firearms, specifically shotguns, against hardwood. The content focuses on a penetration test to determine the effectiveness of a shotgun round in piercing or incapacitating targets made of hardwood. The use of hashtags like #shotgun, #gun, and #civtac indicates a focus on firearm performance and potentially civilian tactical applications.

This video features Clifton Hicks discussing Native American hardwoods used in traditional banjo building. The description includes links to his Patreon, Bandcamp, Spotify, iTunes, Venmo, and PayPal for his music and support. It also lists various banjo playing styles and historical influences, including oldtime, folk, southern Appalachian, minstrel show techniques, and mentions numerous influential musicians from these genres. The content delves into the history, anthropology, folklore, research, and musicology surrounding banjo construction and playing traditions, with specific references to indigenous North American music.