The efficiency and amazingly organised approach you have is truly remarkable. You have some really innovative methods for dovetailing. Great work. All my respect. Greetings from France.
The master is incredibly talented, but not only as a carpenter, but also as a videographer and video editor. filming and editing are done at the highest professional level!
He visto muchos videos de trabajos de madera, pero como éste, ninguno, repito, no los he visto todos pero si muchos ya y ninguno como este, FELICIDADES!!! Unos ensambles maravillosos!! De verdad es usted genial!! 👏👏👏
....da fehlen mir die Worte .... !!!! kaum zu glauben !! eine soooo schöne Arbeit !!! Präzies wie eine Swiss Watch !!! BIG COMPLIMENT from Sitzerland !!!!!
Amazing how cupped some of the raw boards were in the beginning! And damn, massive thickness planer! That's some fine sawing and joinery hudspah but was surprised you didn't use QWO with copious ray flake!
Now there’s a shop that knows how to set the blades up on their jointer, planer and table saw. No ripples no uneven surfaces and no burn marks. Bravo gentleman.
Does anyone know the method of Hammer Sound to draw the dovetails at 02:17? (like at what angle to position the ruler...) It is quite a clever, fast and neat way to do the dovetails!
I couldn't help wince when his fingers were getting closer and closer to the blade with every pass on the table saw ...I guess when you are that skilled a craftsman then you have perfect control over every aspect of your craft. I guess he's still got all of his fingers to prove it .... ....oh ..wait...no he hasn't
Oh, How I would love to come apprentice in your shop. I just hope it is in The Far East. I'm so tired of the Comical Politics in the USA. Nothing like making an Heirloom to set your mind free. BRAVO!!!
With you all the way, except at the end. Wipe on polyurethane is not going to last, not even 10 years. You came short there. Use a finish that can be restored, like shellac or linseed oil.
Bof honnêtement, les queues d'aronde perdent leur intérêt vu l'utilisation de la fraise. C'est un peu hybride bizarre, je fais des queues d'aronde mais bon hein je veux pas non plus y perdre 4h quoi ! 😅
What would've been the correct way? EDIT: Oooh, I originally thought you meant the dovetails, but near the end he puts wedges into tenons that are trying to push apart the grain. Should've rotated them 90 degrees.
In 100 years these babies will just be getting started! Stunningly good work!
The efficiency and amazingly organised approach you have is truly remarkable. You have some really innovative methods for dovetailing. Great work. All my respect.
Greetings from France.
Beautiful work. Nice too see your way to make the dovetails partly with the router!
The master is incredibly talented, but not only as a carpenter, but also as a videographer and video editor. filming and editing are done at the highest professional level!
Thank you for your words.
But I am not used to video editing.
I am frustrated by the changes in my body. (My lower stomach is sticking out.)
Love white oak such a lovely colour and grains love the dovetail end grains 😀😀😀
He visto muchos videos de trabajos de madera, pero como éste, ninguno, repito, no los he visto todos pero si muchos ya y ninguno como este, FELICIDADES!!! Unos ensambles maravillosos!! De verdad es usted genial!! 👏👏👏
Gracias por mirar.
you have cut many dovetails in your day great control of your saw... really great technique with the plunge router...im stealing that for sure
I always appreciate your blend of modern techniques with traditional joinery. Fantastic work!
مساء الخير ٠الف شكر وعرفان لهذا العمل الجميل المتقن بالفن و الاءبتكارات الحديثة الف شكر لك ٠
Der Mann ist einfach der Hammer. Die Präzision ist beeindruckend.
what a brilliant and efficient way of doing joinery. I whish I would have tought about it myself. great work
😉😉😉😉👍👍
He’s a skilled woodworker; every detail he creates exudes precision and craftsmanship.
Отличный инструмент плюс золотые руки! Браво!!!
I have some nice wide White Oak boards that would be perfect for that project. Beautiful craftsmanship!
Have you ever made a project to recreate your own legs in wood?
@@Solid_Jackson Yes, but I have tried to collect thick solid wood and let it slowly air dry for years
“F” Awesome Brother 👍 You did an Excellent job 👏👏👏 Thanks for Share 💝🙏🏻
Such perfectly made dovetails become a decoration to be pride of.
....da fehlen mir die Worte .... !!!! kaum zu glauben !! eine soooo schöne Arbeit !!! Präzies wie eine Swiss Watch !!! BIG COMPLIMENT from Sitzerland !!!!!
An absolute master craftsman showing his skills. Amazing work, as always!
you're the best on you tube by a mile
Very impressive, excellent craftsmanship.
Very therapeutic to watch on this build.
Dove tails done by hand with no gaps. Very nice.
Lavoro fantastico una manualità eccezionale complimenti.
Magnifique, excellent travail bravo 👍👍
Undoubtedly, but, definitely, the Master Craftsman demonstrated the main and essential ingredients for perfection in any assignment.
Thank you and have a nice day.
Simple
Beauty
Simple and beautiful
Thanks
True master at work!!!
Amazing how cupped some of the raw boards were in the beginning! And damn, massive thickness planer! That's some fine sawing and joinery hudspah but was surprised you didn't use QWO with copious ray flake!
Nice work. Tedious work. Turned out well.
When the flush trim router was approaching the last dovetail I was screaming 😱 nooooo, and he heard me and switched to a handplane 😊
Красивый дуб! Работа аккуратная!
Beautiful craftsmanship
Mature workmanship, great technique, beautiful results 👍
Прекрасная работа! 👍👍👍
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Now there’s a shop that knows how to set the blades up on their jointer, planer and table saw. No ripples no uneven surfaces and no burn marks. Bravo gentleman.
Beautiful, he's handy with that saw.
잘 봤습니다. 고생하셨어요.. 하이브리드 시네요.. ^^
정말 대단하시네요. 집중력과 성실함을 배우네요. 내가 하는 일에도 많은 도움이 될거 같습니다.
도브테일로 책장만들면 튼튼하고 좋긴한데, 공들여 만든 시간과 노고에 비하면 디자인이 너무 심플해서 만들고 나면 좀 허탈하더군요. ^^
Exelent Job Brother 👏👏👏👍🙏🏻
Wow how heavy are the books you read. I like the router bit that cuts like a saw blade very cool.
진짜 톱질 너무 잘하십니다. 볼때마다 감탄이에요
"톱질에서 끝내라"는 마인드라 톱질에 신경을 쓰고 있습니다^^
perfect work !
Can you make a video making a shop chair for you?
Excelente te trabajo. Te felicito 👏👏
Precise construction, congratulations 😊.
Thank you 😀.
I'm sorry but the dove tail/router thing blew me away. What a great idea!
Why are you sorry?
@@Solid_Jackson I’m not, just a figure of speech. I was blown away at it, it was great.
@@vmoutsop oh I thought you had combusted. Sorry.
@@Solid_Jackson 🤣
Making the dovetails a little proud is a common joinery practice. Helluva lot easier to use a router then a plane 😊
I love this
Мастер, своего дела, великолепное исполнение.
Congratulations!! What size milling cutter or drill bit do you use in your manual milling machine?
Very impressive craftsmanship. No sanding unless he left it out when editing. ? I'd be looking at a router jig to do all those dovetails.
Puno hvala ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful just Beautiful, thank you for all your time and effort. 1in7
Lovely made pieces
Nice music thanks for sharing
It looks great but it's the hardest way of making dovetails.
Сразу видно профи! А как с ыуганком работает просто заглядение
Fantastic very good BRASIL.
Great video.
Very very nice!
톱질 정말 예술이네요... 혹시 실례가 안된다면 루터 비트 정보좀 알수있을까요??
자동대패
날은
어떻게
연마하시나요???
연마기로 하시는지요
늘 느끼지만
시간 노력 정성 대단하십니다^^
지켜 봐 주셔서 감사합니다^^
Does anyone know the method of Hammer Sound to draw the dovetails at 02:17? (like at what angle to position the ruler...)
It is quite a clever, fast and neat way to do the dovetails!
장부끌이 왜 있는지 몰랐는데 오늘 영상에서 알게 되었습니다. 고맙습니다. ^^;
Beautiful work!
Nice work vues
많이 배우고 갑니다.
혹시 얇은 일자 트리머 비트 정보 좀 알려주실 수 있을까요???
Surely the wedges are going the wrong way - they should be perpendicular to the grain.
와이프온폴리 마감시 나중에 마감이 벗겨지면 부분 수정이 가능한가요??
네 가능합니다^^
Pengerjaan yang luar biasa
Grandios 👍 👍 👍
Великолепный урок.
rock solid
Hast du nicht gesehen das das obere Brett vom Regal komplett gerissen ist?
👍👍👍👍👍
목수 아무나 못한다. 머리 끈기 적성... 오늘 해머사운드 지대로네요 ㅎㅎ
😊😊감사합니다.
I couldn't help wince when his fingers were getting closer and closer to the blade with every pass on the table saw ...I guess when you are that skilled a craftsman then you have perfect control over every aspect of your craft. I guess he's still got all of his fingers to prove it ....
....oh ..wait...no he hasn't
He has all 10 fingers and fingernails. I noticed the proximity myself but what are you talking about? Guys has all his parts properly attached
@@zrunner800 pause it at 50 seconds ...have a closer look
Oh, How I would love to come apprentice in your shop. I just hope it is in The Far East. I'm so tired of the Comical Politics in the USA. Nothing like making an Heirloom to set your mind free. BRAVO!!!
E X C E L E N T E. M A R A V I L L O S O.
The White Oak looks Glacial or maybe from the European Alps
How can wood be glacial?
@@s.dawson2490 Some of the extreme Northern hardwood from Michigan , Wisconsin or up in Canada
다음에 만드실땐 쐐기방향 반대로 하세요~
나무 터져요~
네 주의 하겠습니다.
With you all the way, except at the end. Wipe on polyurethane is not going to last, not even 10 years. You came short there. Use a finish that can be restored, like shellac or linseed oil.
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👍💪❤️❤️❤️👋
공방 이름이 뭔가요?
망치 소리 입니다.^^
Did you lose a finger due to woodworking?
Bof honnêtement, les queues d'aronde perdent leur intérêt vu l'utilisation de la fraise. C'est un peu hybride bizarre, je fais des queues d'aronde mais bon hein je veux pas non plus y perdre 4h quoi ! 😅
Your wedges are oriented wrong. Lucky you didn’t split the sides 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@joeblow5958 there's a reason we're watching his videos. 🫠
What would've been the correct way?
EDIT: Oooh, I originally thought you meant the dovetails, but near the end he puts wedges into tenons that are trying to push apart the grain. Should've rotated them 90 degrees.
Pretty sure this man has done this a time or two.
better not be a commercial shop in the US because damn OSHA would have a field day, and rightfully so.
After all that attention to detail you used wipe on poly!? Noooooo!!!! Get a better finish, it makes a huge difference on oak
Erm do you really think you know better?
@@s.dawson2490 a lot of time the client picks. You can only suggest as the maker. If you want the job at least.
Could have done with with one router bit…
why not just use nails 😹
Ha, ha, ha. Or duct tape huh?
@@davidt8438 no I don't think that's a good idea
very good Job - by the way how much did the boards cost in Korea
Amazing, really...
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