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The impressiveness of blind wood working aside you two are just so adorable together
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I have to admit. I was both happy and surprised to see a blind wood worker with all of his fingers.
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Man I bet the feedback almost instant feedback from your fingertips on the bowl as it’s being turned is amazing! Mad respect!
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I want this kind of relationship some day, that's real love
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Thank you so much for posting! This is so extremely inspirational. I’m an 18 year old luthier and guitar technician and I can’t imagine not being able to see my work. It’s just so impressive! I can tell it would be easy to sit down and talk to y’all for hours!
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Finally.. something worth watching.. thank you
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As a not-particularly-good sighted woodturner myself, I have immense respect for someone who can do this with no sight at all.
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This guy gets it. I've never seen you guys before but yall are great I love the energy
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His sense of humor 😂 she said I can't wait to see what it looks like ... He says me too and then laughs 😂 ... Also the eye protection made me laugh he has them closed good work s
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I've been woodworking since the 90s, have full sight and I can't put out that kind of work. Keep make sawdust my guy.
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I'm here for the giggles❤
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This dude is talented
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I'm a little slow. Even after seeing the sign on the door (which I thought was something coloquial rather than literal), I didn't realize that he was blind. Even after watching him rest his index finger on the work while turning (which I wondered about), it wasn't until I watched the video a second time that I realized that he is truly blind.
Great skill! I only wish, for his sake that he could see the beauty of those woods.
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That piece was beautiful from what we could see of it. You must have many beautiful pieces in your home.
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Would love to see the entire process
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Both of use are an inspiration!
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I use feel a lot when I’m turning so I totally get how you don’t need to see to get good results. Having said that, he is mad skilled regardless if he is blind or not. It seems like he is turning out quality items, which is impressive on its own. Keep up the great work and I love the positivity you both put out into the world!
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Wow. And he still has all his fingers.
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Simply amazing!! Definitely an inspiration for me when I struggle without and added abilities. Can't wait to experience the final result!
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@theblindwoodsmanandhoneybee
2 months ago
Generally John doesn’t work with any lights on, even at night. He doesn’t need to! But during the day the natural light pours in, making it easier to film. Description: Anni walks up to the wood shop door, a sign hanging on it says “The Blind Woodsman”. After she opens the door, John stands in his wood shop at the lathe. He puts on a respirator and face shield and turns on the lathe. He holds a sharp chisel up to a spinning wood piece on the lathe.
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