Jesus man... you are hands down the most inspirational woodworker I've ever seen. You don't know me and most likely never will. However, you saved my life... As a total disabled vet after my last combat deployment in Afghanistan, I found myself depressed, mad, sad, and hopeless. I had just lost my entire career by almost dying in a country that didn't want us there, following orders that didn't help anyone, all to defend freedoms for Americans who many don't honor, respect, nor even care about. The same freedoms that so many have died protecting. So I was medically evacuated back to America and was told by the army that I was no longer fit to serve and after a year of rehab and medical procedures, I was sent home to hang up my boots. I felt so lost. I had extreme PTSD, and injuries that completely altered my life. Brother, when I tell you I was on the edge.... I was already 1 foot off the edge and starting to lean forward. One night after waking from a nightmare, I turned on UA-cam and started scrolling. That's when I came across one of your videos. Intrigued, I clicked on it. I was spellbound. Completely mesmerized. INSPIRED. Like a fire being lit in my heart, I wanted to learn. I studied for 6 months reading books and watching videos. 6 months before I bought my first tool or piece of wood. My wife saw a passion in me that she thought died in Afghanistan. Like a madman, I devoured every bit of woodworking knowledge I could get my hands on. That was a few years ago. I'm still alive because of you and that video (and of coursemy wife and son), I have a hobby because of you, I have something to keep my mind busy during bad PTSD spells because of you. I am FAR from a great woodworker, hell I wouldn't even say I'm a good one, but I am constantly learning all I can to get better. I'm very slowly acquiring tools as I come across deals or find them at a goodwill or Craigslist. (The pension for a disabled vet is just enough to pay bills and keep my family fed. So I save what dollars I can to get tools as I save enough) I don't even know if you'll read this, but if you do, I just wanted to say THANK YOU for all that you have done for me. It's a very tough time right now because my wife is deployed to the middle east and with everything going on my PTSD is worse than ever. I'm staying positive because I know I'll get through this storm and I have a hobby that allows me to turn my brain off and allows me to hyper focus on different tasks that I enjoy. Thank you so much. I pray that you have the most success and for good health for you and your family!
Murdock, I saw your comment. Read the whole thing. THANK YOU! Thank you for serving. And tell your wife the same when she gets home. Hug your child. And do us all a favor. Please, do not ever forget that you are worth as much as any other person on the planet. God loves you. And I'll be praying for you, along with all of my relatives that have served and those that still are down range. Take care. Be safe.
I had a comment for and to this bench project, but now, after reading your whole comment(s) here, I have nothing to say, but THANK YOU! I am a 'senior' Canadian citizen, and I now have a 'tiny' idea of what our ( Canadian ) Service men and women have gone ( and are still going ) through as well. I am so very thankful that folks like you have done so very much for us,..... again I say, THANK YOU, ALL. Building projects like this are in fact, one of the best medicines people can take. ( no, I am not ignoring the fact that 'The Dusty Lumber Co' is part of the 'solution' here )
My story can't compare to yours, but I'm also disabled, with Cerebral Palsy. After retiring from Engineering at 58, I needed to do something to occupy myself. I started woodworking with basic tools. I'll never be able to match the level of productivity like we see here, but I still feel the same satisfaction when finishing a project or a request for someone else. They may not know why I take so much time initially, but they realize it in the end. Good luck in your builds; of wood and self-esteem.
традиционно великолепное исполнение. шикарные станки и инструменты. ты Великий Мастер. живи долго, работай много. жду новых видео. с Уважением из России
I hope everyone watching appreciates the amount of time involved in set up and proper jig making. It's all the preparation and thinking time beforehand that makes this process appear so easy. I assure that it is not. Not to mention, having the machinery available to accomplish all this is a dream to most of us. As always, nice job, Dusty.
He makes it look so easy. I really appreciate his desire to pass his craft onto others through his videos with the detailed explanations of what he is doing.
@@EdFhvn, where did you get in my comment I thought I could do that? My goodness! I could take 4 pieces of wood with all the jigs, guards and fences and still get 5 different lengths of wood. I'm just amazed at His craftsmanship. He is very good at what he does, with or without the fancy tools.
@@EdFhvn, as to his revenue from subscribers, he has that many because he is good at what he does and people who work with wood can learn new techniques watching his videos. I would be interested to find out how much he made off that coffee table he just finished. You won't find something like that at Ikea. I doubt I could afford it. He makes money from his videos but his work pays him plenty as well. There is no shame in any of that.
I've watched all your videos for over a year now. You never cease to amaze me with your creativity, skills and amazing machinery. Just to spend a day learning from you and and using those phenomenal tools would be unforgettable. Your craftsmanship is what keeps me watching, keep these videos coming.
I used to watch Norm Abram and the New Yankee Workshop back in the day on PBS. His builds inspired me to build an English bar with coffered ceiling, rec room and theatre in my basement, but I digress. There was something soothing in that programming that I’ve been missing. Think I have found it here on UA-cam with the Dusty Lumber Co!
Nice build. Love your work. I learned cabinet making from a few old-world Hungarian cabinet makers when I was young. You one of the few who uses those techniques. Fantastic.
My word. I nearly teared up watching this. Thank you so much for sharing what you do with the world. I live in Alaska and have been slowly trying to build a handi-capable cabin, as such i have recently come to find out that woodworking isn't easy by any means. I'll never be able to recreate what you do but it is absolutely amazing seeing an experienced tradesman at work, so thank you again.
Hard to say anything that hasn't been said already. I watched a few of these videos before. I find them very interesting and at the same time, comforting. This guy is very talented and has an incredible woodworking facility of tools and machinery most of us could only dream of. But it's the creativity and talent that are so impressive. Quite a blessing.
By god Dusty that is a total work of art brother. Absolutely a delight watching the shorts in this build then it all at once...sweet work! The one man Dusty bandit strikes again!!
No matter what the equipment is, still one has to be able to use it. The way you do makes some people think it´s easy... that´s only because of your skills. The man behind the tools makes all the difference. Perfect job!
You have access to some of the cleanest lumber I have ever seen. I have never seen a knot or a void or a spike in any of your projects where these “imperfections” was not incorporated into a rustic or resin project.
Great work! You've got an impressive array of tools at your disposal. Love your videos man. No fluff or stupid jokes, and you respect people's time with the sped up videos. Keep up the good work.
Amazing to watch so many modern and expensive woodworking machine, and how he is using those Machines. And the table he built, it made of big and thick wood. Must be very strong and durable.
I've said it before and I'll say it again....this man is an artist...yes he has the best tools and the best timber but that doesn't mean anyone can do what he does...would love to be half as good as him...awesome
What captivated me the most , is not so much of what he is doing , but of the collection of machinery he has got at his disposal . Good tools makes the good maestro !!!
I thoroughly enjoy watching all of these videos. Not just because of amazing pieces made but also for the precision and “clicks” and “clacks” when it’s sped up.
❤ , instead of seeing the project my eyes were taken up by the power and beauty of your machinery, you are really committed all the dollars are being put to work, I have been inspired.
Simply stunning work. Don’t understand the glue…. The joints are so tight a 6 engine locomotive couldn’t pull them apart. Your work is such fun to watch. I love watching true craftsman doing amazing work like this. Please don’t stop showing us your amazing skills.
Seriously? Your skill is amazing. Such an exacting perfectionist, but you make it look easy. Tons of new ideas come to mind just watching. Very inspirational for a beginner woodworker. Your shop and shop equipment is amazing. I never knew they even made machines that sophisticated. King? You should leave a list in the description of the machines you use. Guess I'll wipe up the drool off my keyboard and desk and get back out into the shop. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely build - and no accuracy problems using a plastic ruler and not a $250 woodpeckers rule…. I learned joinery on a radial arm saw as a kid - versatile machine but glad I’m not ripping 8x4 sheets on it anymore.
Dude, I just have to say, u r absolutely the best Skilled Master Craftsman I have seen. I luv just watching you put things together n I luv ur pieces. I wish I could afford ur tools n to take classes from you!!! Amazing!
the table saw is a great machine ,, you have all the weight of the wood on the table and it still works smooth ,, Great wood working skills ..another great video ,,
Beautiful work as always! Every video I watch I’m just amazed by! I’m just starting out with zero experience at all with woodworking. The way you work and put everything together is just a work of art! I would absolutely love to learn how to make all these different joints.
Dude you do some bad ass work !! I love the complex joinery with the big lumber !! No clue what kind of other stuff you do but with your joinery technique you could build a bad ass outdoor kids hobby house that when they put grow it doubles as a tool/ equipment shed , with your style, doing Victorian era would be amazing , your crafty enough to do it with joinery that requires screws or lags or whatever and if you did need nuts and bolts you could make big ass wooden ones !! Sorry got carried away !! You do amazing work boss !!
Buenas tardes Dusty, me encantan los trabajos de tus videos. Tu taller con todas tus herramientas es un sueño que algun día haré realidad. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I have been looking at you for a long time, but I never cease to be amazed at your talent. You will definitely enter the world history of carpentry! 🤝🏻 I love and respect your work! 👍🏻
Amazing! This video showed me the incredible process of sawmilling. Seeing those huge logs being cut so precisely is captivating. This video is incredibly clear and detailed. I can't wait to see more of your content. Keep producing such amazing content!
Many people are able to get complete equipment like you have, but very few people are able to produce quality work like you do. And many people are able to buy expensive works of high value, but they don't necessarily get what you produce. Good luck n always take care bro. Salute!
Dude really? Just when I was getting all jazzed up about my own stuff, I came across your channel. I'll never get even close to this level but I am definitely inspired. Some of the best joinery I've ever seen and the outstanding video work makes it even better. I'm sure you designed this too. If you were a rock band I'd be a groupie; As Wayne and Garth would say, "we're not worthy". Thank you for the quality video, you da man! - Joe in Portland
I admire your works when you make real joints with minimal glue.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Я восхищаюсь вашими работами, когда вы делаете настоящие соединения с минимальным использованием клея.
Can I use the term….. YOU NAIL IT????To say that you are excellent is a gross understatement. You are absolutely amazing. If I could see your masterpieces in a gallery or museum ???Thank you so Much for sharing. Jose from Melbourne Australia.
Jesus man... you are hands down the most inspirational woodworker I've ever seen. You don't know me and most likely never will. However, you saved my life... As a total disabled vet after my last combat deployment in Afghanistan, I found myself depressed, mad, sad, and hopeless. I had just lost my entire career by almost dying in a country that didn't want us there, following orders that didn't help anyone, all to defend freedoms for Americans who many don't honor, respect, nor even care about. The same freedoms that so many have died protecting. So I was medically evacuated back to America and was told by the army that I was no longer fit to serve and after a year of rehab and medical procedures, I was sent home to hang up my boots. I felt so lost. I had extreme PTSD, and injuries that completely altered my life. Brother, when I tell you I was on the edge.... I was already 1 foot off the edge and starting to lean forward. One night after waking from a nightmare, I turned on UA-cam and started scrolling. That's when I came across one of your videos. Intrigued, I clicked on it. I was spellbound. Completely mesmerized. INSPIRED. Like a fire being lit in my heart, I wanted to learn. I studied for 6 months reading books and watching videos. 6 months before I bought my first tool or piece of wood. My wife saw a passion in me that she thought died in Afghanistan. Like a madman, I devoured every bit of woodworking knowledge I could get my hands on. That was a few years ago. I'm still alive because of you and that video (and of coursemy wife and son), I have a hobby because of you, I have something to keep my mind busy during bad PTSD spells because of you. I am FAR from a great woodworker, hell I wouldn't even say I'm a good one, but I am constantly learning all I can to get better. I'm very slowly acquiring tools as I come across deals or find them at a goodwill or Craigslist. (The pension for a disabled vet is just enough to pay bills and keep my family fed. So I save what dollars I can to get tools as I save enough) I don't even know if you'll read this, but if you do, I just wanted to say THANK YOU for all that you have done for me. It's a very tough time right now because my wife is deployed to the middle east and with everything going on my PTSD is worse than ever. I'm staying positive because I know I'll get through this storm and I have a hobby that allows me to turn my brain off and allows me to hyper focus on different tasks that I enjoy. Thank you so much. I pray that you have the most success and for good health for you and your family!
Murdock, I saw your comment. Read the whole thing. THANK YOU! Thank you for serving. And tell your wife the same when she gets home. Hug your child. And do us all a favor. Please, do not ever forget that you are worth as much as any other person on the planet. God loves you. And I'll be praying for you, along with all of my relatives that have served and those that still are down range. Take care. Be safe.
I had a comment for and to this bench project, but now, after reading your whole comment(s) here, I have nothing to say, but THANK YOU!
I am a 'senior' Canadian citizen, and I now have a 'tiny' idea of what our ( Canadian ) Service men and women have gone ( and are still going ) through as well. I am so very thankful that folks like you have done so very much for us,..... again I say, THANK YOU, ALL.
Building projects like this are in fact, one of the best medicines people can take. ( no, I am not ignoring the fact that 'The Dusty Lumber Co' is part of the 'solution' here )
Thank you for your service, my brother. Hang in there. God loves you and died for you.
My story can't compare to yours, but I'm also disabled, with Cerebral Palsy. After retiring from Engineering at 58, I needed to do something to occupy myself. I started woodworking with basic tools. I'll never be able to match the level of productivity like we see here, but I still feel the same satisfaction when finishing a project or a request for someone else. They may not know why I take so much time initially, but they realize it in the end. Good luck in your builds; of wood and self-esteem.
You should check out Rob Cosman. He does great work with retired vets and mainly focuses on hand tool woodwork.
традиционно великолепное исполнение. шикарные станки и инструменты. ты Великий Мастер. живи долго, работай много. жду новых видео. с Уважением из России
I hope everyone watching appreciates the amount of time involved in set up and proper jig making. It's all the preparation and thinking time beforehand that makes this process appear so easy. I assure that it is not. Not to mention, having the machinery available to accomplish all this is a dream to most of us. As always, nice job, Dusty.
Thanks for that! Have a good one 😁🙏
He makes it look so easy. I really appreciate his desire to pass his craft onto others through his videos with the detailed explanations of what he is doing.
@@EdFhvn, where did you get in my comment I thought I could do that? My goodness! I could take 4 pieces of wood with all the jigs, guards and fences and still get 5 different lengths of wood. I'm just amazed at His craftsmanship. He is very good at what he does, with or without the fancy tools.
@@EdFhvn, as to his revenue from subscribers, he has that many because he is good at what he does and people who work with wood can learn new techniques watching his videos. I would be interested to find out how much he made off that coffee table he just finished. You won't find something like that at Ikea. I doubt I could afford it. He makes money from his videos but his work pays him plenty as well. There is no shame in any of that.
Dia sudah ahlinya di bidang kayu sudah diluar kepala
The cleanest workshop I have ever seen, very accurate workmanship.
I've watched all your videos for over a year now. You never cease to amaze me with your creativity, skills and amazing machinery. Just to spend a day learning from you and and using those phenomenal tools would be unforgettable. Your craftsmanship is what keeps me watching, keep these videos coming.
Thanks so much I really appreciate it! 😁😁👍
It's nice to look at the work of a professional who enjoys his work! Bravo! Greetings from Russia!
Ένα έχω να πω είσαι καλλιτέχνης και όχι μόνο ΜΑΓΟΣ πραγματικός . Μπράβο ! Τα εργαλεία ώμος τα καλύτερα !
I grew up watching Norm Abram and enjoyed his craftsmanship, but, you are on another level. I love your videos
That means a lot thank you
Подари мне один из станков. Самому не приобрести... Если согласен напишу куда отправить. Но ты удивишься. I from is Russia.
this beautiful piece of art will endure for over a century for sure.
Incredible work. That table will be around for at least a few generations
I'm in awe...that stain choice really made the darker wood pop.
Please continue to inspire, Dusty.
I appreciate that! I tested some stains and finally decided on that one and I'm glad I did
What stain is it ???
If I had all the tools he has, and twice the time, I might be able to create something 10% as impressive. Phenomenal workmanship!
Awesome skills! You are one of my inspirations for my own UA-cam videos!
I used to watch Norm Abram and the New Yankee Workshop back in the day on PBS. His builds inspired me to build an English bar with coffered ceiling, rec room and theatre in my basement, but I digress. There was something soothing in that programming that I’ve been missing. Think I have found it here on UA-cam with the Dusty Lumber Co!
Nice build. Love your work. I learned cabinet making from a few old-world Hungarian cabinet makers when I was young. You one of the few who uses those techniques. Fantastic.
My word. I nearly teared up watching this. Thank you so much for sharing what you do with the world. I live in Alaska and have been slowly trying to build a handi-capable cabin, as such i have recently come to find out that woodworking isn't easy by any means. I'll never be able to recreate what you do but it is absolutely amazing seeing an experienced tradesman at work, so thank you again.
❤❤❤
@FrozenHare _'I'll never be able'_ - *yes* you will. With all that lovely machinery from KING tools, it's gonna be a breeze.
Hard to say anything that hasn't been said already. I watched a few of these videos before. I find them very interesting and at the same time, comforting. This guy is very talented and has an incredible woodworking facility of tools and machinery most of us could only dream of. But it's the creativity and talent that are so impressive. Quite a blessing.
Beautiful joinery.
I never knew my RAS could do half the stuff you use yours for. Mine is going to get some serious workouts. Thanks for the ideas.
Thank you 🙏
By god Dusty that is a total work of art brother. Absolutely a delight watching the shorts in this build then it all at once...sweet work!
The one man Dusty bandit strikes again!!
Thank you sir! Very kind of you 👍
No matter what the equipment is, still one has to be able to use it. The way you do makes some people think it´s easy... that´s only because of your skills. The man behind the tools makes all the difference. Perfect job!
You have access to some of the cleanest lumber I have ever seen. I have never seen a knot or a void or a spike in any of your projects where these “imperfections” was not incorporated into a rustic or resin project.
You are clearly independently wealthy as well as talented LOL the amount of money in those tools has to be insane!
I'm pretty sure that he didn't start carpentry with all of those tools.
I believe he's also sponsored by Festool and Titebond
@@clintonlindsey4391 Seems reasonable
This has to be the most engrossing woodworking video I've watched. Well done, sir.
Great work, yes, it is nice that the equiptment is first class and access to good wood.
I love watching the way you build! Thank you for sharing. One love to all!
Thanks so much 🙏
Great work! You've got an impressive array of tools at your disposal. Love your videos man. No fluff or stupid jokes, and you respect people's time with the sped up videos. Keep up the good work.
Инструменты да! Мне бы такие яя́я бы не хрена с ними не сделал😂 это талант+искусство
Work of art, man! I like how you work on big projects as opposed to the little artsy jobs.
Amazing to watch so many modern and expensive woodworking machine, and how he is using those Machines. And the table he built, it made of big and thick wood. Must be very strong and durable.
I've said it before and I'll say it again....this man is an artist...yes he has the best tools and the best timber but that doesn't mean anyone can do what he does...would love to be half as good as him...awesome
What captivated me the most , is not so much of what he is doing , but of the collection of machinery he has got at his disposal . Good tools makes the good maestro !!!
❤это высочайший уровень профессионализма.Спасибо Вам.
I thoroughly enjoy watching all of these videos. Not just because of amazing pieces made but also for the precision and “clicks” and “clacks” when it’s sped up.
❤ , instead of seeing the project my eyes were taken up by the power and beauty of your machinery, you are really committed all the dollars are being put to work, I have been inspired.
Thank you for your time and Video. Keep up the good work.
"IT IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU THAT MAKE THIS WORLD A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN"
Cheers
From Ireland.
Thanks!
It’s a pleasure watching a master do his thing 👍👏👊
🙏🙌 Thank you very much
I just realized that I’ve never seen him use a screw or a nail! Pure craftsmanship!
He actually used 4 screws in this project.
This table deserve some matching chairs...just loving it
Thank you very much
Cool seeing all the shorts come together. Nice work.
Glad you like them!
Simply stunning work. Don’t understand the glue…. The joints are so tight a 6 engine locomotive couldn’t pull them apart. Your work is such fun to watch. I love watching true craftsman doing amazing work like this. Please don’t stop showing us your amazing skills.
Thanks so much!! It was a fun build 😁
@@dustylumberco what did the lumber cost to make this?and if the finished piece were to be sold what theoretically would be the asking price?
Thats insane bro...ive been a finish guy for 35yrs and I have no desire to spend that much effort on a project anymore..
Good for you..❤
This table stands out with utter gorgeousness.
A simply outstanding build sir
Love the idea with the Beam on the Slider, definitely stealing that.
Loved the no-nonsense narration of what you were doing as you were doing your always amazing job. Thanks for another great video.
Seriously? Your skill is amazing. Such an exacting perfectionist, but you make it look easy. Tons of new ideas come to mind just watching. Very inspirational for a beginner woodworker. Your shop and shop equipment is amazing. I never knew they even made machines that sophisticated. King? You should leave a list in the description of the machines you use. Guess I'll wipe up the drool off my keyboard and desk and get back out into the shop. Thanks for sharing.
A lot of it is Festool tools. Good stuff and not cheap, either.
Доброго времени суток. С огромным удовольствием смотрю ваши ролики. Всегда нахожу в них что-то новое для себя.
You make this look so easy. Wonderful craftsmanship on all your projects. Love your videos.
Thank you so much!😁
Love it just love your work so much that I am having such a happy time making my new lady happy with all of this gorgeous new home-made furniture
Lovely build - and no accuracy problems using a plastic ruler and not a $250 woodpeckers rule…. I learned joinery on a radial arm saw as a kid - versatile machine but glad I’m not ripping 8x4 sheets on it anymore.
Dude, I just have to say, u r absolutely the best Skilled Master Craftsman I have seen. I luv just watching you put things together n I luv ur pieces. I wish I could afford ur tools n to take classes from you!!! Amazing!
the table saw is a great machine ,, you have all the weight of the wood on the table and it still works smooth ,, Great wood working skills ..another great video ,,
Thanks 👍
what an absolute joy to watch. gorgeous table
He’s the best… he shows how he plans to cut, join, plane, drill, etc
Точная.сложная и великолепная работа ! Замки столярные очень хорошие в виде клиньев ! Браво ! А вот саморезы из металла совсем лишние ! Успехов !
That's a really nice piece of furniture. Thanks for making the video.
Glad you liked it!
This is the most incredible workmanship I’ve seen.
Absolutely stunning and beautiful work! You are a true master!!
You really need to cook something special on that grill for us. Well done!
Awesome design, I loved the contrasting colors for the tenor wedges. That is one beefy table
Beautiful work as always! Every video I watch I’m just amazed by! I’m just starting out with zero experience at all with woodworking. The way you work and put everything together is just a work of art! I would absolutely love to learn how to make all these different joints.
Details, precision and enjoyment of making this is unreal...your are the best...
Высшая лига!
Привет из Беларуси! 🇧🇾
Большой мастер.Инструмент это приложение к золотым рукам и большому таланту мастера.С огромным уважением к Вам.
So nice having the best of the best equipment. Shop is simply awesome. Beautiful workmanship.
my mind is hurting from the creative overload!
Wow! That is stunning! I love the different woods! Beautiful!
A piece of art! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Just gorgeous!!! Wish i had half your skill and half your tools!!
Dude you do some bad ass work !! I love the complex joinery with the big lumber !! No clue what kind of other stuff you do but with your joinery technique you could build a bad ass outdoor kids hobby house that when they put grow it doubles as a tool/ equipment shed , with your style, doing Victorian era would be amazing , your crafty enough to do it with joinery that requires screws or lags or whatever and if you did need nuts and bolts you could make big ass wooden ones !! Sorry got carried away !! You do amazing work boss !!
I appreciate that! Thank you very much. Have a good one
Add a little height to the legs and that would be a beastly little workbench, if a bit on the fancy side. Great build!
Excelente trabajo, y con toda esa herramienta una belleza trabajar... gracias por compartir
Like the project! Think you should paint it dark green/ British racing green. Hope to meet you both when you come back to Australia too.
Buenas tardes Dusty, me encantan los trabajos de tus videos. Tu taller con todas tus herramientas es un sueño que algun día haré realidad.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
😁🙌🙌👏
I have been looking at you for a long time, but I never cease to be amazed at your talent. You will definitely enter the world history of carpentry! 🤝🏻
I love and respect your work! 👍🏻
😮c v h😢
Amazing! This video showed me the incredible process of sawmilling. Seeing those huge logs being cut so precisely is captivating. This video is incredibly clear and detailed. I can't wait to see more of your content. Keep producing such amazing content!
Absolutely GORGEOUS table. Great job!
Insane joinery amazing build
Mad skillz. One heck of a workshop, a guys home away from home.
Who knew Andrew mulligan was such a good woodworker?
Many people are able to get complete equipment like you have, but very few people are able to produce quality work like you do. And many people are able to buy expensive works of high value, but they don't necessarily get what you produce. Good luck n always take care bro. Salute!
Great jobe it is not enough to say what You done.
Greatings from Romania !
When I saw how many tools you have...
God bless Your work !
Totally impressed.excellent work.
I enjoy his satisfaction when all the parts fit perfectly.
Exelente trabajo, exelentes técnicas, exelentes equipos, un profesional de la carpintería!!! Te felicito!! Desde
Venezuela, Maracaibo!
Amazing work, Dusty. Beautiful piece!
Thank you! Cheers!
I wonder if we are sponsoring equipment by our views. But if so - I absolutely don’t mind. Thank you . Very enjoyable to watch!
I am so glad to see your full wood craft and construction shows.
Dude really? Just when I was getting all jazzed up about my own stuff, I came across your channel. I'll never get even close to this level but I am definitely inspired. Some of the best joinery I've ever seen and the outstanding video work makes it even better. I'm sure you designed this too. If you were a rock band I'd be a groupie; As Wayne and Garth would say, "we're not worthy". Thank you for the quality video, you da man! - Joe in Portland
I love this guy. I think these videos are turning me straight...
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I admire your works when you make real joints with minimal glue.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Я восхищаюсь вашими работами, когда вы делаете настоящие соединения с минимальным использованием клея.
Lovely table but will need a whiskey on it and not a coffee. You have a well-equipped workshop! Well done. Please keep them coming.
Can I use the term….. YOU NAIL IT????To say that you are excellent is a gross understatement. You are absolutely amazing. If I could see your masterpieces in a gallery or museum ???Thank you so
Much for sharing. Jose from Melbourne Australia.
تاني مره اتفرج علي الفيديو بجد والله العظيم انا بستمتع وبتعلم منك وانا بتفرج علي فيديوهاتك
Has to be the best work I’ve seen yet, absolute craftsman
Ваша работа завораживает😻
Точно, богато, чЁтко и красиво
Благодарю
Булатный лайк мой👍
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That is the most amazing skill I ever saw.
I really enjoyed it!
Beautiful project.
Su trabajo es tan preciso, detallado y hermoso, que me hipnotiza...gracias.😊😊
Interesting to watch, but your equipment is beyond what most home shops have.
dude your tools are sick!!!!
Always a pleasure to watch. Thank you.