I would like to make a comment on your editing of your video content. You do a very, very good job on your format, you explain a quick detail of the next procedure, than show the details in real time, each part of the process with just enough time to see the action, without it being boredom, and you don't speed through the procedures, but show the content with clarity and just the sounds of the shop work being done, in my opinion, excellent formatting. Great craftsmanship on your woodworking and your video editing.
The hutch will look awesome when finished. Good tip about marking the jointed faces so you don't go and send them through the planer, though I may have given myself that lesson about 100 times now. It just hasn't sunk in yet, lol.😂
Just found your channel! First impression: Thorough and detailed! I really enjoy all the insight! Those things are critical in woodworking and developing new woodworkers! Keep it up!
Yeah, I know what you mean; they need to be aligned properly or else that can happen. I watch for it and I slide the lumber perpendicular to the roller to compensate when it happens.
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Nice job. This does look amazing. I can't wait to see the next video.
I would like to make a comment on your editing of your video content.
You do a very, very good job on your format, you explain a quick detail of
the next procedure, than show the details in real time, each part of the process
with just enough time to see the action, without it being boredom, and you
don't speed through the procedures, but show the content with clarity and
just the sounds of the shop work being done, in my opinion, excellent formatting.
Great craftsmanship on your woodworking and your video editing.
I like where this is going. Looking forward to part two.
Nice work. I’m excited to see this one in full form.
The hutch will look awesome when finished. Good tip about marking the jointed faces so you don't go and send them through the planer, though I may have given myself that lesson about 100 times now. It just hasn't sunk in yet, lol.😂
This will be a great series.Thanks for posting.
At first I thought it was Nick Offerman. Great start
Ha! Part 2 was published today.
Looks like you're having fun Brian. Should be a great project!
Thanks Guy!
Just found your channel! First impression: Thorough and detailed!
I really enjoy all the insight! Those things are critical in woodworking and developing new woodworkers! Keep it up!
Awesome! Thank you.
Nice video Brian! Thank you for sharing.👍😎JP
Thanks for sharing that, well done
Well done, thanks!
I can smell the cherry from here :)
I haven't seen any new videos from you lately. The beard is new. Is that table saw new also?
no micro jig?
Great video...thanks for posting. Looking forward to the next episodes. Quick question, do you have plans for the horizontal mortiser?
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Why did you make the tenons out of Cherry? Wouldn't a cheaper wood work?
Any hardwood will work as long as it’s not an oily wood. The cherry I used for the tenons was scrap.
I like a stand with ball rollers. I've had the cylinder type pull against me. Thats just me.
Yeah, I know what you mean; they need to be aligned properly or else that can happen. I watch for it and I slide the lumber perpendicular to the roller to compensate when it happens.
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