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Oh my oh my aren't you all male appendages, FFS he's an over bearing wee A hole and listen to all of you blowing smoke up his bum, I could only listen to him for half the video, it was like a story book for children, fucking man up.

I just wanna know how you took in wall and door and vent sizing to have the perfect spacing. To begin and end with a full slat? Cause could figure out the spacing for the wall. But I don’t know how to account for the door and vent you did.

Unbelievable how expensive wood is considering it grows on trees.

It's height not heigth

The TV is too high, it should be eye level for the seating position.

Please stop saying costed is wrong. Cost is cost past and present

Nice😍

Making wood shine like a car only for winter to mess it up. Bless you

WHITE OAK?? WHITE OAK?? I bought a japanese wooden bokken made out of that shit... that shit is TOUGHT AS NAILS god dayam!!

I see so many woodworkers building their business the wrong way. Thanks for this.

The demon code prevents me from doing it the hard way. It dictates using the Domino or Mafell Dowler. 🤣🤣🤣 😈😈😈

That was a good watch.

That’s why they use it to make drum sticks

finally, some good advanced finish video action. thank you

Awesome work. Those dents would probably have steamed out with a hot iron ? stainless steel brads I hope.😄

Hard luck. The great Alan Peters ( UK cabinetmaker ) urged sceptics to make a wood/ aluminium /wood sandwich and see what happens. It moves of course. It's still a thing of beauty.

Hmmm, would've purchased a MIG welder to start and to weld that thin material.

I'm surprised you don't have a Festool Domino. Awesome shop BTW.

Thanks for the warning. Haven't worked with it yet. Maybe I won't.

just found your channel. really good stuff..

Seeing B roll of the piece in situ is a nice touch. So often I wonder what the intended result is, and it's so satisfying to see. It also shows the choice for why to design like that given the geometric tiles, thicker spout on the kitchen sink, and lampshade shapes.

21:43 I paused and clapped. Bravo.

What is that drill bit at 16:58 ?

*laughs in Iroko* *giggles in camelthorn* My tools were screaming. Surprisingly, my Stanley No80 with a Ron Hock blade did most of the finishing without a need for sanding though. Nice work though mate. Result speaks for itself.

Yeah but do I need a $135,000 workshop filled with pro Festool equip first….? 😅

Hobi yang bisa membuat kita bahagia dan mendapat financial, keren sobat👍💯

Lovely!!!!!!!!!!❤

The hand saw is all too real. I live in an apartment and can’t really use power tools so hand tools it is… unfortunately getting straight cuts is nothing short of a miracle.

Perfect aas always nice to toot your own horn😮

And the wood moves/ grows/shrinks.

Such a breath of fresh air. Do you do any cleaning away of dust in between sanding the various finish coats? You only show one at the end. Thank you 🙏

Great job! this is my new favorite wood working channel :D I can totally relate as well when you learned to weld, exact same thing happened to me! :D keep it up!

I know this is gonna sound dumb, but a very long time ago, when I was young, wood was cheaper, and painter's tape didn't exist, so the "common practice" to not get tear-out, was to double-up wood with a piece of "scrap wood" along your cut... There might be cases in which you'd still be inclined, but with rotary tools being common, or even oscillating tools, and better finishing blades, I can't think of any... So strange, eh? I know there's a tendency to think that the "old ways" are better, but things evolve for a reason. Just a thought. Good job.

yeah, built a couple cabinmate doors with this a few months ago using nothing but hand tools, really really hard!! high carbon content is hard on blades, I had to sharpen after every other stroke.

The verb "cost" is an irregular verb, meaning "cost" does not form the past tense or past participle by adding "-ed" to the base form... There is no such word in English as "costed"...

Absolutely beautiful

Looks like a clean 90 to me 😅

Did a hickory floor for a client and the nailer didn’t like it .

Its the wonky donkey either that or the hickory cheese wedge😅😂🤣

Masking tape

Don't give up your day job.

Hickory and aluminum have a lot in common. Aluminum is a little bit easier to work.

I'm a wood flooring salesman. Customers LOVE the look of Hickory, at least in my market, but I can't tell you how many times I've had them say "my contractor won't work with it." Still one of our top sellers, though.

Extremely expensive too

Use a cutting oil/coolant and spray it directly on the tips of the teeth, probably doublecutting or not clearing chips properly, maybe even an air/mist line pointed at it?? Coolant was always a requirement when I worked at a machine shop and you wouldn’t believe the difference it makes when cutting or machining metal, I’m sure it would have the same effect on hard wood as well. Anyways appreciate the peek into your life. I dream of doing this someday on a professional level.

Eh, it was close enough.

Yeah I feel you buddy. I can't hand saw straight either.

I want a hickory electric guitar, but I can't find one so im gonna have to make it.

Worked with hickory once. Built a huge kitchen for a guy but ended up having to replace 3 machines when I finished. Lost so much money on that job. Never again.

Somewhere there is a Japanese fine carpenter laughing at you with that hand saw 😆