That's how he does it. Japanese use hand tools that are far more precise.

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More like a billion with Festool...

This is not a tutorial for noobs haha. The hate on the tools lol. If you had money, you'd buy festool too and if you didn't have the pleasure using them yet, I really hope you get the chance.🙃

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True Tools just speed up the process. Without skills, you can only dream about building stuff like this 👌🏻

I am reporting these videos for triggering me for not having the money or space for all these wonderful tools which is secondary to not having the skills either.

I was thinking that Dusty's shop is a fantasy come true. But while watching I found him using tools (hardly King or Festool, but hey!) and techniques I own and/or could acquire with time and patience. I have a table saw, an arm saw, a quite capable drill press and my hand tools are teal. Bits and blades I own are comparable. So...I COULD do this...but it would take significantly longer than 15 minutes 🤣🤣🤣 One thing I truly appreciate is that Dusty does not feel compelled to talk us through every single step. See here...this is what I am doing. It might seem confusing to newbs, but those of us with even a small amount of experience making sawdust can see and understand what he is doing and where it will go next. The dude is simply a master craftsman...to a level not many of us have achieved, and I do ever so much enjoy watching him work. Thanks for sharing, Dusty!

yep, with those tools and all the time in the world, i'd still end up with some very expensive fire wood

Если нет как на витрине сотни две, три электроинструмента, обходись чем есть. Хобби дело дорогое. За мои инструменты внук продаст, тачку крутую купит, если руки из жопы будут расти.

Doing this with hand tools would take a lot more practice and skill. I don't understand why so many people in the comments are trying to argue that calibrating machines and doing repeated cuts takes a lot of skill

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Les outils c bien mais t'es ouvrages tu les vends? Tu sais! Pour manger !

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❤ Доброго вечора. Ви маєте неймовірну майстерністю та досконало володієте інструментарієм, що на відео! Цей виріб більярдний стіл?

Like asrm of carpentry, it's a delight

Indeed!. Its completely satisfying and chillin:-)

It looks all so easy, but it is not easy and simple. It is the result of many years long experience and the wish and ability of high quality workmanship. My congratulations!

​@@gosebruchIt's takes "years" to what allow expensive tools to cut between the lines? If you want to test your chops,do that same project with hand tools and compare.

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and it will likely cost $20K

Such precision, master craftsman @ work, these comments sound full of jealousy. They wouldn't know what to do with the tools. Go for it, and be proud of it. 😁 X

. . . and ten free bags of sawdust.

Not at all true, didn’t you see how simply the feet structure were attached to the platform and how easily they could be separated? Didn’t you see how he as a single person was able to handle the platform itself? Moving that frame would be easier to move than the mattress that goes with it

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As an ex mover I agree with this statement. I would have hated to move this thing but it's awesome looking.

I thought the same thing. You need monstrous doors to fit this bad boy through 🫡 but I think that's not a problem if you can afford this amount of time and quality.

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this is what is expected of a carpenter and that equipment

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You bet!

This was a very good example of "form before function".

You're forgetting he's making a KZfaq video, not a bed. It's a ridiculous bed, strong enough for an adult African elephant, but an interesting video.

But the owner of this bed frame knows what he bought. And so does the woodworker, it’s his name on it.

This what a man can achieve once he stops simping.

It's a fantastic piece of art. I think there is not a single tool he owns that is not demonstrated. He shows almost every tecnique a carpenter uses to join wooden parts. And it's true. The Festool equipment costs almost a million😂

"Don't need modern tools"?????? 90% of that was done with tools that didn't even exist 50 years ago! A skilled workman, and a nice piece of work, if somewhat "over-engineered", but that might well have been a design feature.

@@christopherdean1326 Modern tools have been around longer than 50 years. Shopsmith has been making similar tools for over 70 years that take a fraction of the space modern single-function behemoths and a cost a fraction of the price but yield the same results. Nothing Dusty or any similarly skilled woodworker builds can be built with only modern tools. The Amish and their ancestors have been using traditional primitive tools to build everything they own that looks just like this project. Traditional Japanese woodworkers do the same level of precision work with hand tools, Dusty uses one of their handsaws to demonstrate how traditional tools gives the same results as using modern tools which is what I originally posted. Dusty runs a business so he needs modern tools to keep up with demand that can’t be accomplished with traditional tools. He also demonstrates how traditional tools gives the same results as modern tools, just takes more time and skill.

​@@christopherdean1326Definitely designed to be over-engineered, probably to demonstrate different tools and methods. Some of his stuff I didn't know existed like the Festool "Fein" tool.

Fein?

So much festool you got to ask are they sponsoring?

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Probably weighs just as much too

@@dustylumberco@6:40 that circular saw you could rotate!!! 🤩🤩🤩 I can tell you that I didn’t have one of those at my carpentry shop 20 years ago!

​@@thomasfhollandI believe that's a radial arm saw. they've been around a long time. not a lot of people use them anymore because of the reputation they got of being incredibly dangerouz

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Just don't sit on the outside edge if you're over say....400 pounds. Legs closer to the corners would be more stable, but unlikely to be an issue for most people. Either way, that beast of a frame will hold up!

An old school carpenter would use hand tools. It's not just the exacting construction but the meditative process that goes into the product, ask any old Chinese Master carpenter.

This bedframe looks like it could fully support a 49 Packard!

That's not fit for purpose!

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Skill 40% it's mainly the tools he uses people who have skill can make that by hand without fancy tools

@@kalegallarde6369 I really don't get why most of the comments here are licking this guy's balls, saying how amazing he is. It's simple with the tools he is using. It would be a lot more impressive with hand planes, hand saws, and chisels. And even then, it's not an original design

@@Schurfable I agree 100%

I Thought the same. All that skill and effort, for an end result that no one will see.

854k people have now seen this bed and his skills

Agreed whomever it was for should use it as a centerpiece in the home for all who visit to behold. And they can sleep on the damn floor when nighttime comes!

But won't it topple over if you sat on the side of the bed?

@@drd9784you’ve never sat on a table!?

Well it's more the tools he uses than skill, I've seen people make things like that by hand now that's what you call skill this guy doesn't posses the skill to make things by hand

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Not just that. Have him build the furniture while you watch. Like performance art in addition to the finished product. This was very relaxing to watch

Thanks very much! It's far from the tools and work area I started out with 🙏

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Не в инструменте и помещении дело, а в знании и руках. С любовью из России ❤

I highly doubt 99% of even professional woodworkers could build this

@@monteglover4133 That's where the sarcasm comes in 😉

​@@monteglover4133 most of them could (after all that's what you learn in carpentry school) but probably wouldn't as it doesn't seem particular cost effective for something no one will ever get to see between moving houses or replacing mattresses. Probably not many clients willing to pay for all the effort if the same result could (visually and structurally) be achieved with Dominos and screws

​@@robbie6625 really it's all ABC, 123, paint by numbers if you like, methodical repetition with exacting cuts and power tools speed up the process ... well done that man but it isn't rocket science ... I know! Lol

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I started in my garage with a few budget ryobi tools and a used table saw and have always kept with practice of reinvesting as much profit as I can into upgrading my tools.

@@dustylumberco You are my inspiration Brother! I am expanding into a new shop space April 1. And retooling. I will be keeping my eye on all your content for tips and tricks. Thanks for posting!🎸

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You know this is how the end product will always look, that’s it. That is the style, there nothing else down the road. I honestly don’t find them nice looking and it’s hard to justify the price for a bed that looks like this.

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@@dustylumberco thank you too much for caring to reply. I just want you to know that I'm learning from every little single details and you must know that your level of skill reached the Master level although the capture of every angle made the video more educational and professional way of producing whatever you give. Am just one person you may don't care about my opinion and yet I must give it for the ultimate respect 👌 as my parents raised me. Thank you again 💓

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