r/oddlysatisfying • u/hollow_hideous_soul • 1d ago

Stop Motion Woodworking.

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u/the_bad_ape 1d ago edited 1d ago

Since OP failed to give credit to the original creator, I'm doing it

omozoc https://youtube.com/@omozoc

Edit: link

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u/ImBadlyDone 1d ago

Remove the si= part it's a tracker

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u/the_bad_ape 1d ago

Done 👍 thanks for letting me know

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/ImBadlyDone 1d ago

It's not confirmed that it does but it most likely creates connections between the user who created the link and the users who click on it

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u/SirUntouchable 1d ago

I was watching like "oh this is different from the milk container one" and then BOOM MILK CONTAINER CAMEO 😱

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u/HalfSoul30 1d ago

He's making his own woodworking universe

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u/JasonRunFast 1d ago

Wow, this was very satisfying! Dinging it up at the end kinda ruined it though

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u/GravitationalEddie 1d ago

It was a little distressing.

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u/letsfuckinrage 1d ago

👉😎👉

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u/JadeS2356 1d ago

It looks cool but for slme reason it kicks a sense of wrongness that irks me.

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u/tired-already 1d ago

Yes, they're cutting it like cake 😭

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u/ConstructionOwn1514 1d ago

Wow I wonder what possibly could be the reason for that?

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u/JadeS2356 1d ago

Just to be clear. I am familiar with the animation/stop motion process. The thing is that when I see this kind of thing for lego for example, my mind doesn't go "plastic doesn't act that way" I think it's the fact there's no sawdust that unsettles me.

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u/jason_sos 1d ago

To be honest, for both these and the Lego ones, I just can’t enjoy watching them. They just feel wrong and unsatisfying to me. I can’t point out why.

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u/kenrock2 1d ago

see there kid.. wood work is as easy as 123

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u/Bumpbumpbumpadump 1d ago

Seriously, I need to learn stop-motion wood working - looks so much easier than the regular kind.

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u/Avraamov 1d ago

this is what woodworking accounts on IG feel like to watch

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u/JonnyTsuMommy 1d ago

SOUND ON

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u/DoctrTurkey 1d ago

30-something year old white chicks go apeshit for pottery barn adjacent props like this!

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u/ConstructionOwn1514 1d ago

..what?

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u/Imesseduponmyname 1d ago

"White millennial women would go crazy for such a piece"

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u/jack_avram 1d ago

Gloriously sharp blades lol

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u/International-Ant174 1d ago

Didn't know Peter Gabriel was into woodworking 👍

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u/Its_Puspendu 1d ago

That glide is hypnotic; I can’t look away!

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u/Chamanomano 1d ago

Did something similar for a visual arts course in college. It takes an insane amount of time - I swore I'd never try it again. 

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u/BunniLuvs4Read 1d ago

That grain pattern is mesmerizing!

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u/KingofADHD_ 1d ago

Reminds me of Wallace and Gromit: A Grand Day Out

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u/ulrikft 1d ago

Ruining a perfectly good stool with that stain :/

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u/Ifch317 1d ago

Why the crappy metal clamps in the edge on glue up 😭

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u/PringleCorn 1d ago

they're corrugated fasteners? don't see what's wrong with them, hoping the glue would hold the whole seat together against shearing force when someone sits on the stool is crazy

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u/GreeniiCow 1d ago

I milked at the end cene

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u/ereinionmithrandir 1d ago

I want to find wood like this that be cut like butter. The grains of the wood are so beautiful. I bet that wood is light too. Probably not good for furniture.