For me 2022’s big win was replacing a drawer box in the kitchen. The old one was made of particle board with locking dado corners. The new one was made with maple joined with dovetails. I have also found an inexpensive source of hardwood-thrift store furniture. It takes only an hour to take a dining table apart.
You are a more skilled woodworker than I so I'm learning much from your wood working . I live with my father in law's mark 510. My retirement and the mark 510 is keeping life interesting. Many more interesting videos Happy new year!
Thanks James, I'm a student trying to learn something new with each project. The 510 is an excellent system as long as it's caught up on maintenance and alignment. The 520 and Mark 7 have some nice convenience features but . . . Thanks for the encouragement. Happy New Year.
Great video. I always enjoy watching your videos. You stick with SS equipment, and show everyone who doesn’t have a lot of room you can still do quality work. Keep up the great work. Hope the coming year is great to you and your family.
Hey Tom, I found your channel this year and I have really enjoyed the content that I have watched. For me it’s a pleasant relief to watch someone creating that is not led by anything other than the love of the craft and sharing with others. The funny thing is I don’t own a Shopsmith and at this point would not have room to set one up if I did lol. Looking forward to next years catalog of work. Hoping you and your have a happy new year.
Thank you so much for your support Chris. I do talk about shopsmith a lot because that is what I have. But it is a general woodworking channel. Happy New Year!
@@woodshopnerdery it’s all good, I have been really intrigued by the Shopsmith system and have watched others as well. I will probably try to pick one up some time in the future not to replace my tools but to add to what I have. What really blew my mind is when I looked up the address for Shopsmith on google earth and realized that there located about 2 minutes by foot from where I grew up lol
@@chrisp7957 I grew up in Union OH just north of Englewood. Went to Northmont Highschool. Just got back from a Christmas visit to my parents house who still live about 5-7 minute drive from Shopsmith's Poe Avenue address. And I had never heard of them until moving to Chicago area and researching tools.
I have enjoyed your videos over the past few years. Great to see you expand your skills and UA-cam audience! I work at a woodworking school and have access to 3 huge shops, but my home shop is based around a Shopsmith since it is in our garage and I have the same need to park cars in the garage when it snows. Keep up the great work and I wish you well in the new year! -mj
Thanks for all the great videos! I’m excited to see what’s coming. I’m spending some time working through my Shopsmith manual, book, and self-study course to refresh my skills and learn some new techniques.
I've enjoyed most of your videos this past year and like other commenters, I have a SS. It's always fun to see interesting project come from a small space. My original shop was 230 sq ft. I'm looking forward to the chair project. Happy New Year.
Happi Nu Yeer! Tom, do you realize how hard it is to spell that wrong on an IPhone? It has been a fantastic year! I enjoyed every video you put out. Keep ‘em coming bud!
Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy them! I almost always learn something and it is always a enjoyable time. You bring common sense and facts to the projects. Keep up the good work!
Happy New Year - and thank you for your channel! A year late to say it, I guess, but I only saw it this year: I liked your large cross sled video... Best wishes to you and yours, Peter.
If you ever! decide to come to western Colorado you have a place to stay. Excellent production you’ve done. I used to make and sell videos using the Commodore Amiga, NewTek’s Video Toaster. At that time most was software driven. Even now to get a good product requires knowledge , finesse and time. Good on yuh. Have a hellofa good new year.
Hey Thomas. Thanks for all your efforts. I’m fairly new to more sophisticated woodworking and joinery and I’m also a fairly new Mark 7 owner. Everything you have done is of interest since I’m still building new skills. Thanks again and I look forward to your efforts next year. Happy New Year.
Great recap, Tom. Man, you sure covered a lot of ground in 2022 and I look forward to watching in 2023. Happy New Year, buddy. Scott
Thanks Scott. I saw a few other channels doing it and thought it was a great to drop a waypoint for navigating 2023. Happy New Year! 🎉✨🧨
For me 2022’s big win was replacing a drawer box in the kitchen. The old one was made of particle board with locking dado corners. The new one was made with maple joined with dovetails. I have also found an inexpensive source of hardwood-thrift store furniture. It takes only an hour to take a dining table apart.
Yes that does sound like a win. I’ve gotten lots of usable maple from old solid wood dressers, myself.
Happy new year 😊 cool idea this recap👍
Happy new year and thank you!! I have a talent for stealing the best ideas. 😉
Merry newyear! New tools and new skills both enhance the woodworking experience.
I agree. You have to advance both in equal measure! Happy New Year.
You are a more skilled woodworker than I so I'm learning much from your wood working . I live with my father in law's mark 510. My retirement and the mark 510 is keeping life interesting. Many more interesting videos Happy new year!
Thanks James, I'm a student trying to learn something new with each project. The 510 is an excellent system as long as it's caught up on maintenance and alignment. The 520 and Mark 7 have some nice convenience features but . . . Thanks for the encouragement. Happy New Year.
Great video. I always enjoy watching your videos. You stick with SS equipment, and show everyone who doesn’t have a lot of room you can still do quality work. Keep up the great work. Hope the coming year is great to you and your family.
Thanks Troy, the encouraging comments are very helpful. Best to you in the new year too!
Hi Tom, I really enjoyed your video. I hope that you are doing well in what you are pursuing now. May God bless you and your family. 🙏❤️
Always enjoy watching your videos, Tom. Keep up the good work and wishing you all the best in 2023.
Thanks you, John I too am looking forward to 2023.
Happy New Year!!!
Happy New Year to you too! 🎉🎉🎉
Hey Tom here in Northeast Pa we are glad we aren’t get the snow you are. Hope had a good Christmas and Happy New Year.
Kirk, turns out we only got about 2 of the 5-8 inches they originally predicted. Just enough for a White Christmas. Happy new year!
Happy New Year!
Thanks Clyde. Happy new year to you too!
Happy New Year
Thank you Joe. Happy New Year to you too!
Thanks Tom. I appreciate all your effort and have learned a lot from your videos.
That's great to hear Dennis, thank you.
Hey Tom, I found your channel this year and I have really enjoyed the content that I have watched. For me it’s a pleasant relief to watch someone creating that is not led by anything other than the love of the craft and sharing with others. The funny thing is I don’t own a Shopsmith and at this point would not have room to set one up if I did lol. Looking forward to next years catalog of work. Hoping you and your have a happy new year.
Thank you so much for your support Chris. I do talk about shopsmith a lot because that is what I have. But it is a general woodworking channel. Happy New Year!
@@woodshopnerdery it’s all good, I have been really intrigued by the Shopsmith system and have watched others as well. I will probably try to pick one up some time in the future not to replace my tools but to add to what I have. What really blew my mind is when I looked up the address for Shopsmith on google earth and realized that there located about 2 minutes by foot from where I grew up lol
@@chrisp7957 I grew up in Union OH just north of Englewood. Went to Northmont Highschool. Just got back from a Christmas visit to my parents house who still live about 5-7 minute drive from Shopsmith's Poe Avenue address. And I had never heard of them until moving to Chicago area and researching tools.
Happy new year!!!
With health
Thanks Pierre, Happy Nee Year to you too.
Happy New Year 🎉
Thanks you Rocky, same to you!
I have enjoyed your videos over the past few years. Great to see you expand your skills and UA-cam audience! I work at a woodworking school and have access to 3 huge shops, but my home shop is based around a Shopsmith since it is in our garage and I have the same need to park cars in the garage when it snows. Keep up the great work and I wish you well in the new year! -mj
Thanks Mark. I am so grateful to have the shopsmith system. Really would have 1/4 of the tool functions with a different system. Happy New Year!
Thank you, Tom, excellent work!
As always, I thank you, John.
@@woodshopnerdery I hope you and your family and loved ones, and your SS have a lovely, safe, and joyous New Year!
Happy New Year, Tom. Always enjoy your videos.
Same to you, Michael!
Thanks for all the great videos! I’m excited to see what’s coming. I’m spending some time working through my Shopsmith manual, book, and self-study course to refresh my skills and learn some new techniques.
You're welcome and thank you too! The self study course is a good one.
I've enjoyed most of your videos this past year and like other commenters, I have a SS. It's always fun to see interesting project come from a small space. My original shop was 230 sq ft. I'm looking forward to the chair project. Happy New Year.
Thank you Berry. Happy New Year!
Happy New Year. Have enjoyed all of the videos. Appreciate the time and effort you put into them.
Thank you! Happy new year to you too. I do appreciate the feedback. Helps a lot.
hapy nw yeer
Ha, Ha! Thanks Frank, same to you.
Happi Nu Yeer! Tom, do you realize how hard it is to spell that wrong on an IPhone?
It has been a fantastic year! I enjoyed every video you put out. Keep ‘em coming bud!
Thanks Dave, I appreciate hearing that. Happy new year to you too!
Thanks for the videos, I really enjoy them! I almost always learn something and it is always a enjoyable time. You bring common sense and facts to the projects. Keep up the good work!
My pleasure! Thanks, Delbert.
Have a safe and Happy 2023 in (and out) of the shop, Tom! I'll be watching!
You too Patrick, see you in the new year (online 😀 )
Happy new year Tom. I enjoy your videos and am looking forward to what you have planned for 2023.
Thank you. Happy new year to you too!
Happy New Year - and thank you for your channel! A year late to say it, I guess, but I only saw it this year: I liked your large cross sled video... Best wishes to you and yours, Peter.
Thanks Peter. I appreciate you comments and compliments. Best in 2023!
Happy Tom Year nEW! (Taking incorrect spelling to a new level).
Thank you for your well presented, informative and helpful videos.
HA! Now THAT'S! talent. Thanks Mark!
If you ever! decide to come to western Colorado you have a place to stay. Excellent production you’ve done. I used to make and sell videos using the Commodore Amiga, NewTek’s Video Toaster. At that time most was software driven.
Even now to get a good product requires knowledge , finesse and time.
Good on yuh.
Have a hellofa good new year.
Thanks John, we'll keep that in mind. And thanks for the encouraging words. Best to you in 2023!
Merry New Year! Looks like you got a bit more snow than I did.
Thanks Albert. Happy new Year!
I appreciate your effort and enjoy the vids oh and Happy New Year!
Thanks Chris, Happy New Year!
Happy new year Thomas. 😎
Same to you, Tim! 🧨🎉🎊
Great video! I have learned from and enjoyed watching your videos. Hope you have a happy new year!🖖
Thanks Mike, that's great to hear. Happy new year!
Hey Thomas. Thanks for all your efforts. I’m fairly new to more sophisticated woodworking and joinery and I’m also a fairly new Mark 7 owner. Everything you have done is of interest since I’m still building new skills. Thanks again and I look forward to your efforts next year. Happy New Year.
Thank you Steve. I appreciate the encouragement. Happy New Year.