Very nicely done! I like how you polished it to such a nice sheen before the finish was applied. Congratulations to your family. She is precious! Thanks for the video.
Lane Bros WoodShop I figured it looked more like a leaf after the save and gave somewhere for the wire bail to nest haha. Really having a lot of fun with the new addition to the family :)
Wilf Baker Thanks again for your support! Really keeps me motivated to keep making content. Glad you liked the update. I'm still trying to find my format so it helps to get feedback. Not sure if I'll end up doing 'shop update' videos separate from project videos like some of the other guys out there or just try to do updates at the beginning of the projects. Thoughts?
Wm. Walker Co. ~Definately worth a shop tour when you think it's the right time! Maybe that's a good one for when you don't have as much time to be in the shop, or when you've got some new tools you are enthusiastic about, but project video's with some updates mixed in seem to get a more solid response. (I've been looking into it.) Yeah I agree format is very important to think about, as you don't want to spend a huge chunk of your time on something that won't be interesting to a wide audience. I've been drumming up formats to show what I've got on my own youtube but I've not hit on any solid ideas, like I say there's a lot of good stuff on youtube that doesn't get recognition. Have you heard of patreon? It may be a good platform for you, or something to incorporate! It's strange but I'm very interested in this stuff, making a youtube page work. You've got some great key attributes and have a great natural way with the camera, so play on your strengths and find those things you are good at, that others may not be. It's strange but drunken woodworker's weekly wrap up doesn't get as many views as his project videos, there's some science behind it that you can't track!
Thank you - I've been enjoying your videos and have just subscribed. For novices like me, it would be super helpful to learn what sand paper types and grits you are using (i.e. in the description details). Thanks again!
It's something simple and yet very personal. Looks great
Late congrats on your daughter being born. Same birthday as my daughter Anastasia. Thanks for the video.
Very nicely done! I like how you polished it to such a nice sheen before the finish was applied. Congratulations to your family. She is precious! Thanks for the video.
KSFWG Thank you! It was my first time working with such fine grit papers.
Very beautiful job! You have your priorities right. Your daughter and something for your wife. Good health and long life to you all.
***** Thank you! People keep wanting to buy the pendant but I keep telling them that was a gift for my wife. I guess I'll need to make some more!
Nice save and congrats on the new baby girl!
Lane Bros WoodShop I figured it looked more like a leaf after the save and gave somewhere for the wire bail to nest haha. Really having a lot of fun with the new addition to the family :)
Looks great man, good work
Awesome stuff again Will, it's so professional! Congrats on the news also! loved the whole update bit, glad your getting more recognition :)
Wilf Baker Thanks again for your support! Really keeps me motivated to keep making content. Glad you liked the update. I'm still trying to find my format so it helps to get feedback. Not sure if I'll end up doing 'shop update' videos separate from project videos like some of the other guys out there or just try to do updates at the beginning of the projects. Thoughts?
Wm. Walker Co. ~Definately worth a shop tour when you think it's the right time! Maybe that's a good one for when you don't have as much time to be in the shop, or when you've got some new tools you are enthusiastic about, but project video's with some updates mixed in seem to get a more solid response. (I've been looking into it.) Yeah I agree format is very important to think about, as you don't want to spend a huge chunk of your time on something that won't be interesting to a wide audience. I've been drumming up formats to show what I've got on my own youtube but I've not hit on any solid ideas, like I say there's a lot of good stuff on youtube that doesn't get recognition. Have you heard of patreon? It may be a good platform for you, or something to incorporate!
It's strange but I'm very interested in this stuff, making a youtube page work. You've got some great key attributes and have a great natural way with the camera, so play on your strengths and find those things you are good at, that others may not be. It's strange but drunken woodworker's weekly wrap up doesn't get as many views as his project videos, there's some science behind it that you can't track!
Thank you - I've been enjoying your videos and have just subscribed. For novices like me, it would be super helpful to learn what sand paper types and grits you are using (i.e. in the description details). Thanks again!
Cool !
Very pretty. Hope all is well.
Thanks Slowvannah Farms! I've enjoyed watching your Catio progress too :)
Wm. Walker Co. Aww thanks, appreciate you watching :-)
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Great job! I actually made a similar one. I hope you get the chance to stop by my channel sometime.