This why I came to this channel originally , years ago.

"Rachel picked up this glider rocker off the curb..." - Man you two are a match made in heaven. :)

Wait, wait wait! New baby coming? Is this the first we’d heard of this? Congrats!

I love that you leave on the frustrations you have. It makes me realize that you're not perfect and that the things you do are within my scope of ability. Getting frustrated doesn't mean I failed it means I'm human. Love your content. Thanks.

Congratulations to the both of you!

Imagine throwing away your old rocking chair, then finding this video just to have Mattias call you fat and scoff at your shoddy repair attempts 😁

Thanks! I just found a glider while walking my dog and picked it up later. It isn't in as bad condition as yours but I had some annoying clunks while rocking. Several of the bolts needed tightening but when I tried to tighten them they just spun because of the ball bearings. I used a C clamp to squeeze the pieces together enough to keep the bolt from spinning while I tightened the nut. The clunk is gone but now I have some squeaks that I need to track down. Always enjoy your creative woodworking.

Had to check to see if this was an old video because (a) it's classic Matthias content and (b) they've got a baby on the way. He builds machines and she builds humans!

Perseverance here.

Excellent

Complete with vintage creak and groan. ~Perfetto~

A Canadian with no metric drills. What kind of Alice In Wonderland scenario are we watching here?

Congratulations Matthais!!

Good work! Thank you for some woodworking hints!

Matthias I have been watching your videos for about 6 years now and still get excited when I see a new one, your skill as an engineer and woodworker is excellent, wish your good lady well from me and I hope all goes nice and smooth in May! Paul

Nice job and a fairly decent piece of furniture

New baby congratulations!

Great job Matthias, and congrats on the new baby, cant wait to see the new future wood baby toys.

Amazing job. Gave me some good ideas. Thanks.

I love the smarter not harder approach he takes to everything. Build-your-own furniture dolly, cutting a slot in the bolt to let a powertool do the threading. simple things add up