Спасибо из Вьетнама

@@WoodworkingCraftsman Привет из Казахстана, мне действительно очень нравится всё, что Вы делаете, это так красиво и аккуратно получается у Вас, всегда буду смотреть Ваши видео....... Молодцы, восхищаюсь вашей работой, опытные профессионалы, не каждый сумеет так точно и чётко творить чудесную мебель.......

those so called rich Vietnamese in VietNam tend to show up when they are rich. It is not how much wood to be wasted but show how rich you are. It is the same as owning expensive car but not driving it.

They make there furniture to last

That's Vietnam, they always prepare solid woods in their furniture.

In fact its so satisfying i started doing a some myself on my own channel

thanks

Fácil mesmo será limpar embaixo de vez em quando...

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you can search me on Google maps. with +84948130999 thanks

it's a space to relax, drink tea, hang out with family members and guests .. it's also something to show off your wealth, cuz it's expensive .. sure it can be a bed too, when needed ..

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phone number: 0948130999 , Hai Duong Provice, Vietnam.

Who is OSHA?

@@TheNaKio It's a U.S. Government bureaucracy called the Occupational Safety Health Administration. These clowns come into your work space and measure how dangerous it is. For this humble woodworking establishment, they'd mandate the wearing of certain types of approved masks, proper eye and ear protection, definitely steel-toed shoes, and include yellow and black striped tape all over the place to mask off where people stand by the band saws, require proper room ventilation to limit breathing in toxic paint and varnish fumes and saw dust particles in parts per million, order properly installed overhead lighting so workers can see what they're doing, and generally make pests of themselves by overdoing these types of restrictions they're famous for to justify their own pay checks. This is because the American public school system no longer requires students to THINK, but to depend on government to make decisions for them, while attorneys salivate just thinking of suing places like this for code violations on behalf of clumsy employees who have to learn the hard way just where or where not to place your hands or feet so they don't get cut off on the job.

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In Vietnam, small biz like this takes care of themself.

@@TranNguyen-fj7yd You are correct, sir, and I did not mean to criticize your artisans or their ability. In the US, we are hobbled with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) "safety regulations" in the work place, as if some government bureaucrat knows more than the workers themselves as to how to stay safe and avoid injuries. If people would use COMMON SENSE, we all could grow and prosper just like these fine craftsman in this video prove. Their work is amazing!