there is so much natural beauty in wood, which your design completely embraces, top job

WOW, again WOW, stunning PC of art and furniture

Great work …… again!!! 👍🏼👍🏼

Wow, that's spectacular! And, thanks for the video.

Very nice. I like the minimalist approach and the choice of woods. They go very well together.

Love the minimalist look! Your pieces always have great proportions and aesthetics.

amazing work. Cant wait to see more

Cool idea and of course great craftsmanship! Good job all the way from Arizona USA.

Great to see a new video. Missed watching you make inspiring things.

Just came back to this video and it is a favorite of mine. Love everything about this project! The concept, the experimental, character of the build, the build-as-you-go approach, the feel of being in a real, professional workshop, the use of materials already at hand, the way you take us all along in the process. Enjoyed the ride👍

That’s just beautiful… Very impressive… That is a work of art!

Glad to see you posting. Love the piece.

Outstanding!

Bloody beautiful Joey.

Yet another beautiful piece of craft.

Very attractive piece. Thanks Joey.

I thought the rain was here !

Surprisingly a very nice piece Joey, love the way you approached this one

Very interesting piece. the three way joint was really neat. really liked your design hope to one day make something as nice. thank you for sharing

If only your grandfather could see what you are making. I'm sure he's looking down with a smile on his face and he would be so proud. Well done Joey

Wellcome Back!

Awesome Joey, superlative finishing!

Outstanding craftsmanship Joey! Really love the look of how the wood once finished turned out, Beautiful!

good to see you again... glad you're okay, i hope all your friends and family are alright too... by the way... FANTASTIC design and idea

Just WOW!!!!👌🏽.....I am just starting out and this makes me just want to give up already.....almost lol...beautiful piece Joey.

Another masterclass - thanks for sharing. Cheers

Some beautiful grain patterns in that Rimu, especially in the tops.

An very interesting, provoking design and so many different types of joints. The wood is gorgeous.

Great to see you back Joey, the exo stand looks fantastic, reminds me of the look of some of the furniture from the 60s/70s, you have really made a conversation piece there, thank you for sharing.

that indeed is a piece of art I really like that access from the opposite side in a room divider scenario. well done!

Great to see you back Joey, epic work man 👍👍👍👍🇮🇪

That Rimu is beautiful! Love your videos and the stuff you build

Interesting design concept and a flawless execution. It is a beautiful piece of furniture / art. Thank you.

Glorious piece of design and execution... just for a change 😉

absolutely love this design

Great to see you back again you’ve been badly missed

sir i've been following you since the video in which you built your workbench, you are a LEGEND!

Dude that is sick! love the concept and the minimalist design.

I have missed these vids. Glad you are back. Stunning work as usual.

Beautiful piece of art. Keep up the good work.

Great job on that skeletonized furniture art. You guys have some great wood down under.

Beautiful work dude, great filming as well, thanks for posting

Enjoyed this one. Good to see you posting vids again.

This project is a piece of art! I love your videos Joey. Absolutely my favourite channel on KZfaq. Keep up the good work!

This piece is incredible. Love the design.

this looks great!

Yes, that is an outstanding design thankyou for the video. One Handed Maker

Really awesome to see what you come up with without a set design or client constraints. Looking forward to seeing more like it in the future.

Very different. Stunning functional piece of art. Love the wood.

It is both beautiful and functional, I love it. Art

Bit late to the show but this was a great video. I really like the design which has a bit of the timeless midcentury feel to it yet modern and it was very enjoyable to watch with what seemed much of a "design as you go" approach.

Nice work young man! I always enjoy your videos,Cheers William

Awesome design Joey, was very interested to see this in action after you described it on Shop Stool. I know you wanted it 100% native but the contrasting wood looks super cool.

You're quite right! That's a lovely feature on the cube joints. I like the concept and can only aspire to that level of execution. Good to see a video from you again!

a true pice of beauty! No nails & screws just wood glue and a whole lot of proper wood joints.

Oh man, I missed the 'HI everyone this is joey'

Your design eye is so good. Love it. Oddly enough with the drawer lids it looks looks quite colonial.. In a good way.

No where to easily hide mistakes. Really shows off your skills quite well. Overall beautiful as well. Great work!!

i love this video... i love hearing your thought progress as you build it... i feel like we don't get that enough in woodworking videos :p

love it. may have to copy this if i get a chance. copying something is the best forum of flattery

I'd love to see another one of these where each drawer comes out of a different face. Or a drawer can slide out front/back with a hinged lid on each side. I'd make it myself, but I feel off taking someone else's design when it's this unique! Great work and really appreciate the video walk through.

Beautiful work mate 👏👏👍

That bridle joint pinned with the through mortise will be a strong joint, lovely work. Still gives me great joy to admire your 3way mitre on the piece i have.

Outstanding piece of furnitue

Reminds me of old timber school desks a bit, maybe you think so too Joey?

Nice work! Good explanation. Thanks.

So epic! man that Auckland rain a!

I like the design and your execution is, as always, flawless. I also appreciate that you leave in your mistakes and show how you overcome them. I would be interested in seeing a follow-up video that covers how well those drawer rails perform as the temperature and humidity change. I've done drawers similar to those, and while I like the simple approach, they can be frustrating when the wood moves... then again, I live in Virginia, in the US, so humidity is a fact of life, much like a rusty table saw bed.

How much easier does that Panto make the work, and time efficient.👌🏽 Beautiful piece of functional art, mate, love it.👍🏽

Really unusual piece - I like it 👍

I like it. Maybe the lower drawer should have the hinge in the middle, so it can be opened from both sides...

Nice to see you back. :)

Beautiful piece.

Beautiful work.

During the description of what will be taking place, I was against it, but by the end of the video, I fell in love with it. It's beautiful brutalism. It's clever and unique, regardless of it's popularity.

Very interesting design. So very happy to see a video from you I have been wondering how you were. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Congratulation's on the design and build Joey, I really hope you will continue with the design and see where it takes you, you are already at (all the hipster's will buy it), now shoot for the 1% er's no scrap pcs. ☠️ 😉.

Really nice work and design

It looks like a Gerrit Rietveld furniture, a dutch furnituredesigner/architect of the early 1900

Nice design Joey.

This vid is how "The Man Issue" from Portlandia should've been. Ha!

Really glad to see you back, I enjoy watching your thought process as you progress. Hope to see more projects and videos. Nice pants as well, where may I find some such as that?

Very cool.

Bloody Great Job

Great. I like the uncompromising pared down geometric design. Another commenter noticed the likeness to the work of Gerrit Rietveld

Nice design!

Beautiful mate :)

Beautiful design

That's very nice looking wood

Outstanding.

Great to se you back on the tube! What is the name an manufacture on your router table ?

Very similar exposed frame concept to the Sebastian Cox tall boy. I like it

Awesome.

very nice

I love more conceptual pieces, and

congratulations, nice !

Why has it taken so long to find this channel? I subscribed because I do exactly the same thing in my workshop as you do. Make mistakes and use up scrap timber. 😊 I’m also just across the ditch in Oz.

Fantastic

Nice! Now I'm wondering whether there's a way to include wooden full extension drawer slides, John Heisz style, so that there's less strain when the drawers are open. It's extra tricky because of the way you can lift a drawer out of one end and put it back in the other.

That might be the widest dado stack I have ever seen.