Incredible design and execution. Sat down to watch before Today at the Test started. I'm totally blown away. It is such a pleasure to watch a craftsman show off his skills. I learnt so much from the vid. As for the vid length i like long detailed vids like jer schimdt puts on but I also prefer a test match to 20/20 so i maybe a breed on the verge of extinction. And yes better than the coffee table, incredible.
I absolutely love this! Its a true work of art and the care you show at every stage shines through in the finished product. BTW, Full build videos are better. But film everything and publish the details separately - for example, how you made the drawer pulls, the kumiko, etc are all worth of a 10 min video of their own for people to replicate that technique.
Sean, love the video, really well balanced, just the right amount of know-how, great music (as always!). Super impressive piece, you have a fantastic eye for detail, proportions, color composition. If it comes to length, I think it is better to divide them. I often skip even pretty interesting clips if they are too long (15 min+). If I know and respect the author, I don't mind longer videos, but for channels I know nothing about, it has to be very, very intriguing (but not clickbaity...) title/thumbnail for me to even consider spending my time on it. Just my 2 cents. To add another 2... From my perspective, I am always interested to see how does one deal with unexpected issues, in general problem solving with things that affect all of us, but are rarely mentioned in detail (like glue sueezout, clamping complex pieces etc.). Again, and again, super grateful to be able to see your craft, for me, you could keep it as-is, and I'd still click:) Good luck!
Thank you for watching again mate! Thrilled you liked this video and the build. Thank you for the video feedback, I agree it good to divide especially when it's a big complex build. Good to know about problem solving, I think that could be very helpful as well.
I prefer to watch a full build in the one day, even if that is over multiple videos. I find when videos are spread over several weeks you tend to forget what has happened in previous videos. Regarding cutting veneer with a track saw, i was told to drag the saw over the veneer backwards almost like a scoring blade would do. This is ment to give a far superior cut quality. Something you might want to try with an off cut of veneer and see how it works out.
@@SeanEvelegh I am sure it was youtuber Ramon valdez fine furniture, that gave me the tip for cutting the veneer. He does some amazing work using veneers. Not sure if you have came across his channel but well worth a look if you haven't.
Looks great! Really like the attention to detail and extra effort on the kumiko panel! Looks so much fun. For small dobs of glue I like to use a small syringe with a curved tip. Can really ease some of the RSI when applying a lot of detailed glue!
Beautiful work Sean as always mate. I love the Kumiko and the blend of walnut with maple looks awesome they really compliment each other well. I know you mentioned the time you can spend on a project and the Kumiko work looked super relaxing but how long would you say this piece took you from start to finish? Love the style of video as well...
Sean, this piece is fantastic. I'm sure your client loved it. I can only imagine how long the Kumiko work took to complete. And I thoroughly enjoyed the length of this one. It was concise with enough detail to let the viewer know how much effort went into the construction without it being too lengthy. Well done young man.
Thank you so much Pat! The Kumiko did take a while but it was a lot of fun, highly recommend giving it a go! Glad you liked the length of the video, it's difficult to judge sometimes, if it's too long or not ahah.
man that turned out amazing! beautiful details, and colors, also very enjoyable video to watch . as a kumiko maker myself I have to say its a beautiful panel, how did you make the pieces the same length when making the 45 degrees on the disc sander, missed that ;)
Thank you very much! Lovely to hear from a Kumiko Maker! I did it all by eye, but you could put a pencil mark on the angled fence, and stop when one of the notches meets the line.
Beautiful work! Loved those handles you made with the CNC! Very nice and it fits in well with the overall design. This length was about right for a build video - I enjoy watching how these are created, as these provide a lot of great ideas for projects that I would like to build.
If multiple videos means more detail, then I'm a fan of multiple videos. Often I will "save up" all the videos in a particular series and stream them together into a *longer* long video, even. Also, your small shop (especially before the expansion) helped convince me I could do useful work with real tools in my single-stall space, too. So thanks for that!
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Incredible design and execution. Sat down to watch before Today at the Test started. I'm totally blown away. It is such a pleasure to watch a craftsman show off his skills. I learnt so much from the vid. As for the vid length i like long detailed vids like jer schimdt puts on but I also prefer a test match to 20/20 so i maybe a breed on the verge of extinction. And yes better than the coffee table, incredible.
Thank you so much! That really means a lot. Thrilled you liked the sideboard and thanks for the video advice
Truly fantastic work Sean
Thank you so much!
That's an awesome build.
Thank you Robert
I absolutely love this! Its a true work of art and the care you show at every stage shines through in the finished product.
BTW, Full build videos are better. But film everything and publish the details separately - for example, how you made the drawer pulls, the kumiko, etc are all worth of a 10 min video of their own for people to replicate that technique.
Not watched it yet. Looking forward to this. I'm not over the round coffee table yet.
Ahhh thank mate! Let me know if this one trumps it ahah
Full build video's are the best in my opinion! Beautiful piece 🙂
Thank you Jill, that's good to know!
Sean, love the video, really well balanced, just the right amount of know-how, great music (as always!). Super impressive piece, you have a fantastic eye for detail, proportions, color composition.
If it comes to length, I think it is better to divide them. I often skip even pretty interesting clips if they are too long (15 min+).
If I know and respect the author, I don't mind longer videos, but for channels I know nothing about, it has to be very, very intriguing (but not clickbaity...) title/thumbnail for me to even consider spending my time on it. Just my 2 cents.
To add another 2... From my perspective, I am always interested to see how does one deal with unexpected issues, in general problem solving with things that affect all of us, but are rarely mentioned in detail (like glue sueezout, clamping complex pieces etc.).
Again, and again, super grateful to be able to see your craft, for me, you could keep it as-is, and I'd still click:)
Good luck!
Thank you for watching again mate! Thrilled you liked this video and the build. Thank you for the video feedback, I agree it good to divide especially when it's a big complex build. Good to know about problem solving, I think that could be very helpful as well.
I prefer to watch a full build in the one day, even if that is over multiple videos. I find when videos are spread over several weeks you tend to forget what has happened in previous videos. Regarding cutting veneer with a track saw, i was told to drag the saw over the veneer backwards almost like a scoring blade would do. This is ment to give a far superior cut quality. Something you might want to try with an off cut of veneer and see how it works out.
Thanks for the feedback Derek! That's an interesting idea, using the track saw like a scoring blade. I can see that working well using the depth stop.
@@SeanEvelegh I am sure it was youtuber Ramon valdez fine furniture, that gave me the tip for cutting the veneer. He does some amazing work using veneers. Not sure if you have came across his channel but well worth a look if you haven't.
Absolutely beautiful amazing work love how the doors turned out amazing work
Thank you very much Jim! The Kumiko doors are my favourite part!
So proud of you 😍
Thank you 🙏
Looks great! Really like the attention to detail and extra effort on the kumiko panel! Looks so much fun. For small dobs of glue I like to use a small syringe with a curved tip. Can really ease some of the RSI when applying a lot of detailed glue!
Thank you Michael! That’s a great tip, I’ll l do that 🙏
Beautiful work. The passion and attention to detail really shows.
Thank you Max! Means a lot!
Fantastic job Sean, Full builds are good for me, but I'm easy. Cheers.
Cheers John! Glad you liked it! see you in the next video!
Love the Kumiko design. I've been adding some smaller pieces to some of my own work. Where/how did you come up with your design?
Sick videos! Not enough people are skilled with trades these days.
Thank you mate, I appreciate that!
Beautiful work Sean as always mate. I love the Kumiko and the blend of walnut with maple looks awesome they really compliment each other well. I know you mentioned the time you can spend on a project and the Kumiko work looked super relaxing but how long would you say this piece took you from start to finish? Love the style of video as well...
Thank you Dave! I thrilled you like the video style. The whole piece took around one month to make. See you in the next video mate!
Absolutely stunning! I love this length of video for sure
Thank you Cameron! It does keep longer videos are more popular on UA-cam at the moment.
Sean, this piece is fantastic. I'm sure your client loved it. I can only imagine how long the Kumiko work took to complete. And I thoroughly enjoyed the length of this one. It was concise with enough detail to let the viewer know how much effort went into the construction without it being too lengthy. Well done young man.
Thank you so much Pat! The Kumiko did take a while but it was a lot of fun, highly recommend giving it a go! Glad you liked the length of the video, it's difficult to judge sometimes, if it's too long or not ahah.
man that turned out amazing! beautiful details, and colors, also very enjoyable video to watch . as a kumiko maker myself I have to say its a beautiful panel, how did you make the pieces the same length when making the 45 degrees on the disc sander, missed that ;)
Thank you very much! Lovely to hear from a Kumiko Maker! I did it all by eye, but you could put a pencil mark on the angled fence, and stop when one of the notches meets the line.
Hey Sean. Great work! Is that a TSO track square for your Festool track? Just curious why you didn't go with the Festool angle stop (FS-WA)?
Thank you William! It is actually the festool 90 degree stop (FS-WA) really useful to have!
Lovely work 👌 looks like the new shop is working out well!
Thank you Dan! Yeah it’s a real game changer
Sean, Simply Gorgeous, my friend! Master Works.
Felix
I really appreciate that Felix! Thank you
Multiple videos with more detail pls
Good to know! Thanks mate
Sean looks high end!! That Kumiko pattern looks awesome!!! Well done my friend 👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Cheers Chris! I agree, I think the kumiko panel definitely makes the piece!
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Loved the video, great editing and timing. Thanks for your hard work Sean.
Thank you Paul. This video actually look the longest to edit. So I'm thrilled you liked it!
Superb, I thought this format was about right for me , length wise
Glad you liked it Paul! Thanks for letting me know!
Beautifully done 😊!. Inspiring me to make a larger project. 🎉
Beautiful work! Loved those handles you made with the CNC! Very nice and it fits in well with the overall design. This length was about right for a build video - I enjoy watching how these are created, as these provide a lot of great ideas for projects that I would like to build.
Thank you Erik! I think those handles are becoming a bit of a style for me. Glad the video was the right length!
Excellent video. The balance of amount of detail vs time, was perfectly pitched. Really well done.
Thank you Geoff! That's very good to hear!
Loving your content and designs 👍
Well done. The kumiko panels take it over the top.
Thank you Scott! I appreciate that!
Really nice Sean. I met you at Makers Central this year and you were telling me about this project. Looks great!
Thank you mate! Lol me being very proud of it I see! Aha
Fantastic work you do. Good design, high level of craftmanship an well narrated. Subscribed!
Welcome to the channel! Thank you very much for your kind words!
Great build Sean. What's the model of CNC you're using?
Thanks mate. I have the Onefinity Journeyman CNC
What a beautiful piece! The Kumiko is such an elegant addition.
Thank you very much Ramon! Means a lot coming from you!
Woah good job
Great video! I love this format
Thank you Scott! Good to hear
Outrageous quality
Thank you so much Jonathan!
beautiful job
Thank you!
Very nice work!
Cheers Jon!
If multiple videos means more detail, then I'm a fan of multiple videos. Often I will "save up" all the videos in a particular series and stream them together into a *longer* long video, even. Also, your small shop (especially before the expansion) helped convince me I could do useful work with real tools in my single-stall space, too. So thanks for that!
Hey Shane! Glad I inspired you to make maximise the potential out of your space. Thanks for your feedback on videos as well!
Wow❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you!
Fantástico seu trabalho. Perfeito, lindo. Parabéns. - Florianópolis - SC - Brasil
Muito obrigado Victor! Isso é muito gentil!
I used to use rubin 2 sandpaper too untill I tried the 3m cubitron mesh disks. It's so much better than the rubin 2, highly recommend.
I heard a lot of people talking about the new 3m sandpaper, definitely want to try it out!
Shout out to your dad, the real mvp!
ahah he was very helpful!
Full build with brief explanation of processes, without showing boards feeding thru machines beyond what is needed to demonstrate a process.
Thanks for the help mate! Good to know
i really like all your videos, but i like the detail rich ones the most
That means a lot, thank you!