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Great work!

Thanks for making this. It’s hard to find project construction videos of people who just use hand tools

I rarely watch videos where the presenter doesn't explain what they're doing. I had already watched one or two of your other videos, and the "silent woodworking" in the title caught my attention. This video was enjoyable as it was, no words needed. Several years ago I started mowing my yard with a scythe and discovered the joy of silent yard work. It's amazing how much more pleasant yard work can be without the noise and vibration of an internal combustion engine. I took woodworking in junior high and high school, and haven't done any woodworking since. We had to do everything with hand tools in junior high. I was happy to move on to power tools in high school. I might be at a point in my life where I could better appreciate silent woodworking with hand tools. I might collect a few tools and give it a try. I do need to add a few bookcases to my home.

this is a great video.

Your ASMR woodworking has become a part of my evening relaxation ritual.

Just perfect!

Great video of your work. It is so refreshing to see a talented craftsman at work using only hand tools! Superb.

wow. another great piece beautifully done! thank you

Looks great Frank. Excellent job

Loving the joinery skills and video pace; terrific channel!

Awesome job. A hell of a result!

Beautiful!

This is great work, sir. Thank you so much for sharing.

Nice work!! Beautiful!!

Super Arbeit !!

Looks great, nice hand tool work.

Amazing stuff. Keep it up.

Really like your photography, sharp, good viewing angles.

it doesn’t look very modern to me but it looks very nice. good job!!!

It is very pleasant that all the work is done by hand, and you do not use electric machines.

Love your videos though I do like the ones when you talk most. That said, I’m very interested in the dovetail marking gauge you use. Where did you get it?

Great work Frank! The stopped dadoes to install the vertcal was a great choice, leaves a much crisper look on the visible intersection between the horizontal and vertical pieces. Would be nice to show how you determined the dimensions of the piece you removed, the knife mark is only one of the two needed. Did you measure or use calipers?

Hi Frank, many thanks for a very entertaining video of building a gorgeous piece of furniture. Great design choices and I do think it has a very classy modern look, mid-of-century-ish! Just a question: did I miss the wedging of the tenons on the bottom rail? I am approaching my first wedged mortise and tenon and not all woodworkers seem to agree whether or not to taper the mortise to accomodate the expanding tenon. Any thoughts or tips? All the best for 2021 and greetings from Norway!

Looks good. I made a similar bookcase from some scrap oak flooring. I left out the top shelf, and used a dovetail to connect the narrow back piece. The stopped dado’s are a nice feature on yours.

Holy hell... a woodworking video that doesn't revolve around building a simple box with $50,000 in festool, woodpecker and sawstop products 🤣👍"I need to cut this to size... better take it to 15 different power tool stations I have set up. Where's my domino?" Joking aside, thank you!

hi, thanks for a a great video. What sort of wood is it

Tools sharp, joints crisp. Looks like you have been doing this for some time, but only recently switched on the camera. What kind of oil did you apply?

inspiring stuff! At around 7:00 it seemed like you cut a board in half only to plane it and glue it back together. What it the reason for that? Or did I miss something?

Got any recommendations for the brand of bench chisels you prefer?

Japanese pull saws are second to none and they're much easier to use!

Nice work, but lose the wide-angle lens. Makes it look like you are working super-bowed, cupped, or curved wood. Just a suggestion.

Are you on Instagram?? I can't seem to find you, I'm down the road in Frisco!! Good to see a fellow woodworker here.

Do you have plans for this

Hello! For how much would you sell one of these? Cheers, I've watched this video like 8 times already haha

Nice to watch but without your commentary in your measurements and telling us what you are going to do before you did it this looses a lot of what you do as an instructional video. You would vastly improve your viewership if you did both things and list your tools also.