You startet youtube not long ago but you are already one of my favorites. Keep on building beautiful furniture and share the process with us. Greetings from germany
VERY NICE!!! I really like your use of the sliding dovetail to prevent warping. I'm going to have to give it a try, it's been on my list for too long...
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Very impressive artisan/craftsmanship... also designer tho not certain b/c, unless I missed it, never saw finished piece in full view. Pls at least a photo.
I'm just wondering if there's a specific reason why you chose to ride the router on the rail using the curved side rather than the flat side of the bottom plate? Guessing the vacuum hose would have gotten in the way and you're confident enough in your steady hand? Amazing work beginning to end as always! :)
More stable than expected and no error than flat Since the area in contact with the guide surface is small, the friction force is reduced, so it is good to process. The vacuum hose was actually cumbersome because of the shooting angle. I don't have confidence in safety when I first woodwork or now. Always try to be careful. You know if you look at my video slowly I don't wear gloves or do excessive work. I can make furniture with a hand router without a router table I first bought a router table for education in 2019. Thank you!
There are also South Korean walnut trees, but they are small and light in color. I don't know if the English interpretation is correct, North American walnut tree is luxurious and beautiful Many people like it.
it's a unique wood, and highly desirable all over the world, just like other hardwoods can be. beautiful and easy to work with and not too heavy. We're lucky in north america to have it. It's not cheap here by any means either.
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Hello from Ireland. I really enjoy watching you create beautiful pieces. You are a true craftsman. Thank you for sharing. Respect.
Hello new friend! nice to meet you.
Thanks for watching! Greetings from South Korea!
Love how you work! Could watch this for hours
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
I'll do my best.
Thank you!
Wonderful technique and beautiful finished piece.
Thank you for watching.
Good day!
when you show us that the best part of the process isnt the finish its actually the journey to make it. thank you sir
thank you^^😀
Absolutely beautiful work. Thanks for sharing this video
thank you very much ~^^ v
You startet youtube not long ago but you are already one of my favorites. Keep on building beautiful furniture and share the process with us.
Greetings from germany
Thank you! I will try to make more beautiful furniture!
Greetings from Korea
@@paulthompson2035 thank you^^
Good work. I enjoy your filming and editing style
Thank you and I will try harder~^^
Another fantastic piece.
thank you very much !
beautiful craftsmanship
thank you ^ ^!
Fantastic. Fine Art
thank you ^^
Beautiful craft.
thank you~^ ^ 🤩
I was wondering how to make a dovetail joint, but I finally solved my curiosity. Thank you sir~~! :)
Thank you friend!
Great Workshop!! 부럽슴니다.
감사합니다 ^ ^
VERY NICE!!! I really like your use of the sliding dovetail to prevent warping. I'm going to have to give it a try, it's been on my list for too long...
Try it~ It's not that difficult. thank you very much !
Nice job !
Thank you^^
Very nice. I admire your work. This project gives me inspiration for a desk I want to build very soon.
Happy to be able to help
Thanks for watching~
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Thanks, I will try harder! From South Korea
Que belleza de mueble; y la madera también,buen trabajo 🙏
thank you~~~^^
Beatiful job, awesome precision & technike. Can´t wait for your next video!!!! Best Regards from Argentina!
thank you^^ ❤
This is incredible work!
Thank you^^ !
Very impressive artisan/craftsmanship... also designer tho not certain b/c, unless I missed it, never saw finished piece in full view. Pls at least a photo.
It seems that editing was awkward.
Next time, I will upload it in more detail.
Thank you.
very spectacular your videos congratulations colleague for your work. I hope I reach that level
thank you very much~!
Очень красиво! А главное, что всё идеально подогнано!☝️👍🤝
Большое спасибо ^^
Спасибо большое за ролик! Всё идеально!
Я старался изо всех сил, а не идеально
Спасибо за просмотр!
Complimenti 👍🏼
thank you ~💗
Hello, what oil did you use here? My appreciation for the neat work. Greetings from Germany
Hello~ I mainly use Germany AURO 126.
@@squarerulefurniture thank you 👍🏻
What product is used to finish the piece at 12:17?
AURO 126 + Varathane Polyurethane Varnish 5 times(TOP) 😊
멋있어요!
감사합니다^^
Awesome
thank you^^
This is spectacular! What finish did you use on this project?
Nice to meet you~ The oil used is AURO 126 + Varathane Polyurethane Varnish (water base semi gloss)
Wonderful work, I love the video style as well. Who makes the vernier T-square you use (@5:50)?
Matsui scriber gauge made in Japan
Thank you~
@@squarerulefurniture Thank you!
I'm just wondering if there's a specific reason why you chose to ride the router on the rail using the curved side rather than the flat side of the bottom plate? Guessing the vacuum hose would have gotten in the way and you're confident enough in your steady hand?
Amazing work beginning to end as always! :)
More stable than expected and no error than flat
Since the area in contact with the guide surface is small, the friction force is reduced, so it is good to process.
The vacuum hose was actually cumbersome because of the shooting angle.
I don't have confidence in safety when I first woodwork or now.
Always try to be careful. You know if you look at my video slowly
I don't wear gloves or do excessive work.
I can make furniture with a hand router without a router table
I first bought a router table for education in 2019.
Thank you!
@@squarerulefurniture Oh, I see. Less friction makes sense. Thank you
@@nickgenericusername The trimmer and router have minimal power to control and
Proficiency is required.
Have a nice day!
That danish oil are you use
For finish?
I prefer AURO 126 oil and water-based varnish.
love the vid! What are the grits that you are using to sharpen the planer blade? Thanks
shapton ceramic whetstone 8000
(k0710) ^^
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@@mojov587 thank you ^ ^
Excellent et magnifique 👏👏👏
I have a youtube chanel and i will advise our chanel to my viewers.
thank you very much ^^!!
What is the oil are you using for coloring??
The AURO 126 + top plate is finished with a WATER BASED varnish.
Parece magia
Obrigado ^^
Very nice. One suggestion -- number your videos as you post them.
Thank you.
What number are you talking about?
Playlist?
Is walnut considered exotic in south korea?
There are also South Korean walnut trees, but they are small and light in color.
I don't know if the English interpretation is correct,
North American walnut tree is luxurious and beautiful
Many people like it.
it's a unique wood, and highly desirable all over the world, just like other hardwoods can be. beautiful and easy to work with and not too heavy. We're lucky in north america to have it. It's not cheap here by any means either.
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