April, every time I watch one of your videos I learned something. Please keep them coming they are very enjoyable.

This bench is awesome April! I’m sure it will continue to bring a smile to your face for many years to come.

Both pieces are very cool and i like the saw marks in the long bench.

April you never cease to amaze me. That bench looks fantastic. The contrasting colors are a great complement to each other. Keep the great videos coming. Thanks for sharing and God bless

I am so envious of you and Anne and the things you get to learn there! I would so much love to take a class and learn to do some of these things, but I'm afraid my wheelchair can't get into the shop, so I'm pretty much out of luck. Your bench is so awesome, I love watching you build. :)

Very glad someone from Central Texas is doing such neat work

The mirror and the square is fantastic; It has changed my life.

Greg's shop looks lovely! What a great place to work! Your slab bench turned out fantastic as well. Thanks for sharing all this. The video was so calming.

Great job on both and a good use of that slab. Now it can be with you all the time

Great video and fantastic job on those benches. Thanks for sharing with us April.

April each time I watch your video I learn some useful technics this times I loved the mirror and the angle square so gr8 guess how we all excited to watch the grand opening of your wood shed on July 18

Great to see April building..

I enjoy learning new things from your videos. The mirror trick is so simple, but I would not have thought of it in my own. Now I doubt if I will ever forget it. Thanks April! 🤔💡😃👍

Amazing everything you build

7:50 Love how that Walnut contrasts with your light body and base! 🥰

You are always adding to your skills.

Awesome that is some stunning wood absolutely amazing

Great projects April. Thank you for sharing the video XXX

ive never seen that mirror and square method before, but im reallllllyyy going to have to look into using that.

From Canada: thanks for all your videos..."always great" same as your work 👍🏼

You did a great job with the slabs, enjoyed your video, both of yall did great, thanks, Gene

Amazing lesson in techniques!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You April!!!!!!!!!!!

They came out great and it looked like a lot of fun!

Wow stunning

Great project and great video! You seem very relaxed when you are there. It is a wonder shop.

oh the juggling!! LOVE it!! The bench came out looking great!! We are thinking about doing some live edge shelves in our kitchen!

beautiful pieces!

Awesome work April, both pieces look fabulous! 😍👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻

Love all things Live Edge! So cool. Great video as always!

Great build ... thanks for sharing ...

Lovely looking bench April! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👍👌😎JP

Love your bench.

Those two projects are very cool.👍

perfect work!!!

Those are all very pretty pieces April. I’m sure your bench will become an heirloom piece.

Beautiful handmade furniture!

Really beautiful work, April! It really looks amazing! 😃 Stay safe there! 🖖😊

very beautiful!

April is back !!! FINALLY !!!

È sempre un piacere vedere i tuoi video...perché sei una forza della natura! Un saluto dall'Italia 🇮🇹 e sempre 👍!

The mirror technique is fantastic. Greetings from Nicaragua.

Beautiful

Great job, as usual.

Fascinating!

well done!

Hermoso trabajo, muchas felicidades, es muy apasionada en lo que hace, 👍👍👍

Awe beautiful!

very nice

Good job

Nice work. #STAYSAFE

El truco del espejo es excelente, muy buen trabajo. Un saludo desde España.

nice job

It was cool hearing you use the British pronunciation of chamfer

I really liked this episode April!

I always thought smoke while drilling was a bad thing, but boy did it look good in video! 👍

Love from Egypt April ❤️

Awesome 💯👍🏾

Can Iearn so much and have. Thanks April.

bon travail

What a talented women...

~~~ April your video here was so WONDERFUL...Thank You......GOD'S JOY my friend.

Can’t wait to see what all you do once you get that mill cranking out wood.

Please show how you do live edge epoxy? I had to come up with stuff as I couldn't find a good example method. I'm happy with it, but want to learn more from experienced hands since I'm new to woodworking. Thanks again for such great content!

Beauteful 👍✌️

Nice 👍 thanks 😊

“It does a fabulous job holding a whiskey 🥃...” .... 🤦🏼‍♂️🤷‍♂️😂👍🏼

Nice job! From Russia with love!

Both pieces are beautiful, does Mesquite smell good when working it?

My 2 fav states, TX n TN

nice

Hello Apirl when will we get a garden update?

Good morning April, do you have any plans on a DIY heavy duty all wood and fasteners (Ironing Board)?

A New sub from the Netherlands 🤗✌

This may be useful for me. I can't find local lumber without live edges now.

April, will you consider building a hand tool workbench since you also do occasional hybrid woodworking?

Great video. What is the marking gauge that you used for the feet of the legs called?

Cool video! What is the pencil holding tool used to mark the legs level? Thank you.

great video April.What was the finished you applied to the bench ?

Nice benches. Did you ever get to do any work on the porch? We get a lot of rain here in Nashville...

What is that pencil tool you used to mark the legs for leveling? Pretty sure I need that :)

i have some white pine trees in florida, if you want them they are yours. just have to drop them and remove from property. easily a few tons of wood

What do you recommend for sealing live edge?

I made my benches and end table out of cedar :)

Back during the depression of 1930's People made furniture out of hickory branches, some was bent wood and some not, but most had the bark on the wood.. The bark lasted on the legs etc for as long as we had the furniture. The bent wood would be tied to itself to facilitate bent members of the furniture. HERE is the secrete. WOOD harvested in the winter when the sap has gone back into the roots will not loose its bark. I Think because the cells of the wood shrinks and more or less bonds to the sapwood. I know this works on hickory wood because because the furniture and it was 50 or so years old when I last saw it. Maybe it would be worth the experiment. Cut a tree in the winter when the sap goes down in the winter. It may only work in colder parts of the country. So maybe Matt Cremona could help there.

great job i make some chairs not as good as yours i need more time on them

What hide do you use that has a long open time?

What did you use for the finish?

Is Greg using a copper wire to create the black lines?

Hello, I am looking for the links to participate in some of the classes you mentioned in this video with Greg, I'm not seeing the link😕

What was the name of the tool you used at 4:43 to smooth saw marks?

Is Mesquite the same as pecan?

I'm totally using that "son of a bench" line 🤣

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That knot on the end that you said looks like a tornado looks more like a Roadrunner to me.

Rorschach test?

País : BRASIL 🇧🇷 Estado : Ceará Cidade : Fortaleza ❤️👏👏👏👏👏❤️

You should put to of these slabs together and put epoxy in the middle of the two. You could make a really cool dining table or something.

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That one wood inclusion looks like a racing roadrunner.