I like you methods, and I admire the fact that you can actually make something out of nothing, I noticed no fancy machenaries in your shop, nor the space required by other youtube woodworkers, and your ways of utilizing simple 2x4s into something of value, sets you aside from the rest. A classic seasoned, old school wood crafter, keep up the good work, though with my 40 years of experience, I learned a thing or two from you.

Your full face shield is great to see. 1 year ago, a close friend at my work lost an eye from the table saw. It him at estimated speed of 80 mph just below his eye. The concussion of the wood hitting him near the eye destroyed everything behind. You do great woodworking my friend 👍

That is a fine piece of furniture. Aesthetically pleasing.

You are a legit artist. No question.... Everything is perfect. Don't change a thing. I'm floored. Keep doing what you love.

For such a young boy he does such great work

Its not often that I get so many ideas from one video, especially from a maker I am not subscribed to. You definitely earned a subscription.

Your mind seems to work different than most woodworkers, in that you can see how to build in a different way. Keep up the great work😀

Awesome techniques! It’s cool that you went through with the miter saw carving out the top, even though you weren’t sure you were gonna like it. I think the whole thing turned out looking great!

Another awesome build! I can't get enough of your creativity!! Don't beat yourself up when things don't turn out like you expected. That's part of the fun in this craft! Keep them coming!

Man, I'm still thoroughly impressed with your ingenuity in problem solving a lack of specific tools for particular parts. Nice work!

Really slick build, man🤘 You're crazy creative! You are constantly doing things that I've never seen, which is kind of rare in the KZfaq woodworking community, and it's really refreshing and inspiring. You've got a fantastic eye for detail, great vision, and straight up raw talent, my man! Stay safe and keep up the amazing work!

Man bro! Every one of your videos is impressive! Unconventional in the best ways possible! You are an artist!

Hey, Josh. I love the creative ways that you use the biscuit joiner and I also love the idea of cutting a large box/drawer into a few smaller ones. The pipe splines really give an interesting look even if they did not add a lot of strength. They are an excellent design feature. Thanks for the video. I always learn so much from watching you since you are often very creatively "out of the box"

Very cool.. I like to watch people that think outside the box, people that make their own rules... Thx for sharing your designs....

When I see the whole package, I really like the brown paint. Nice work!

Nice. Not at all my style but I admire your ingenuity and I watched the whole video.. your skills are really coming along since I’ve been watching over the years. Respect.

I never thought that a biscuit jointer could make slots like a router. Very cool.

Nice build. I really like the drawer fronts. Neat way to dress up a cabinet. Thanks for sharing.

I dig your distressing and coloration coupled with the aluminum accents... Well done.. This is a great project.

Screwing the router to the table is the best solution to my problem. Thanks for the idea!

Cool looks on your details. Might want some magnets or some positive restraint on the chisels so they don't fall off if bumped

Cool idea making one big drawer and cutting it down!

I have been woodworking for only a couple years off and on so I still consider myself a beginner, but I have watched probably thousands of videos of other woodworkers and I just saw at least 3 or 4 things I have never seen anyone else do. The ring splines, aluminum splines, using a biscuit joiner to cut grooves and dados and the long drawer cut down are all things I hadn't seen before. I was unsure about getting a biscuit joiner but now I think I want one, lol. I am not a fan of the way the drawer slides look, but everyone has their own likes and dislikes. I like how the drawer fronts look. I am going to try the ring splines on a few things, I like that look. Your uniqueness (at least to me) in how you do things earned another subscription. I will be checking out some more of your videos. Thanks for showing me some new and interesting things😁 oh and I almost forgot, that plane... I've never seen anything like it. It's a bit pricey for me but love the idea of replaceable blades!

First, I liked the stressed brown best. Second, hide glue will hold metals. The newer stuff by Titebond would have worked nicely. Thank you for the link to the Rali planes.

Josh, after watching a number of your videos I must say are extraordinarily creative. Don't get a swelled head, I don't always like every design element in your projects, but I appreciate the effort, creativity, and ingenuity that you use.

You have such a beautiful mind! I really like the spray paint contrast! With a aluminium splines it looks very industrial and masculine!

I liked how the brown paint/grain experiment turned out.

I love the brown paint. Really nice job.

Great concept and execution. Love the brown paint, subtle contrast to the bare wood. 👍🏾🇬🇧💙

I really like this. I used to think that in a shop everything needed to look uniform. But I'm starting to like building smaller storage units and each one a bit different. A good opportunity to try something and learn something new each time. Great job.

Nice build bro. I really like the wire grooving the soft wood and spray paint. I belive I'd personally would sample many diffrent colors display that i could look at for different projects. Thanks for the idea.

Bro! There`s no better way to learn than to experiment and try different stuff. Well done

You're def king of the biscuit joiner! Another great, innovative project.

Your colors for.the cabinet is spot on. Always impressed on how.you.do.more.with less .

I like your style. It’s unconventional but has a good look.

To me, aluminum and wood together are wonderful! They work together especially well in hardwoods that have been sanded to a high grit and polished. Polishing the aluminum is a must for this but the results are certainly worth it. I think your "experiment" with the aluminum is very cool.

The drawer fronts are awesome. I like that they look like they stick out a bit. Looks super. The handles are quite cool too.

Very cool - it's a lot of fun to watch you work.

I love how much you think outside the box. Giving me reasons to buy a biscuit joiner too.

You’re a talented very artist, I respect that! Having said that you’re a novice woodworker, that’s not an insult….it takes a decade to become an intermediate and 2 decades to join the pro circuit. As a 20yr elder…..who has shown RESPECT, please take these words of wisdom in the same fashion. Make yourself a Handle style hold down push block. It’s simple and I promise you will thank me, when your knowledge is in line with this design. For an example, use your favorite handle shape from a classic hand saw, or even the complete handle will work (however it’s just as easy to make it out of 1/2” birch plywood) yes it’s expensive, but not as expensive as losing a few fingers. I have the same job site saw as you so I’ll use it as an example. Mine is 10” tall x 17” long…..it slowly tapers to the handle which is a template of my old school hand saw. The bottom in which a 3/8” notch is cut leaving a 3/8”x 2” - notch “hook” to lock the piece of wood you plan on ripping. The benefit is with the “handle style push block” is because we made our handle cut out at the top in front of the wood hook (notch) at the bottom, we have full control over our piece of wood we ripping….it cannot lift in the front because we have downward pressure from our handle cut out….which is well above the table saw fence. The start of my handle cut out is 6” above the lowest part of our push block (the 3/8” notch) I’ve seen plenty of the same style on YT, however I’ve never seen one built correctly. They always make the handle at or barley above the top of fence, why I’m exactly 6” from top of the saws table, I’m also 2-1/2” above the top of fence….that’s for good reason, in which many other jigs and benefits will arise. But that’s in the future, as for now I wanna see you continue to elevated your skills and artistic abilities…..but I wanna see it safely! I’ve met too many 4 fingered carpenters in my day, everyone of em was a table saw accident from not using the proper push stick and bows/cups/knots in hardwoods. Just for being a good mentor, if you read this all, you’ll see a link in a reply comment and I’ll guarantee it will be best gift you’ve had in a very long time! All the best grasshopper! -Darin Read

Certainly one of the most interesting builds I have seen in a while. Very innovative.

It's great to see original designs and builds!

I love your channel! Fantastic ingenuity using readily available, inexpensive wood and giving way to technique over additional tools/machinery.

Some very creative ideas! Excellent work my man.👍🏼

I like the brown paint better. Very awesome project.

Love the mixed of wood and metal and the creative techniques. I prefer the brown finish, though the black looked great too.

The brown paint looks great, and would look great on the Chisel holders to tie it all together. Maybe you did, I just haven't made it past that point yet.

Awesomne! So much more enjoyable and real than the "pro" woodworker videos

Man, all your videos are awesome! Great job on this one, too!👍👍👍👍

This was a very clever, creative & well executed project. Not to mention highly functional and an attractive shop fixture. Well done sir.

OMG Beautiful work. Very ingenious. I’m thoroughly impressed. Can’t wait to see what you do next.

Looks Great in Brown.

Love the way you use everyday tools in different ways to achieve your project aims. 👍

A lot of cool little details in this project. Love the metal ring idea.

Love the mistakes shared with experimental out of the box thinking. Well done, dude! Great video!

Love the texture and worth the effort. The light brown is a good medium to the black front and natural color

This channel is undersubscribed! Your vids have unique work and enough information without ballooning it with a bunch of useless gab. Wishing you the best for your channel!!!!

Your shop is looking much cleaner and safer to work in. Love the project! Best lathe tools and accessory holder I’ve seen!

Great build josh, i have followed you for a long time now on youtube and its been good to watch how you have grown in confidence and not afraid to try new ideas

Wow, this is the first video I have seen of yours. Incredibly creative and original. Plus I think it's the first YT video I've seen of someone using a biscuit joiner instead of a domino. Kudos! 👍

Looked really good at end. 👍

Great looking toolbox with interesting features, clever techniques, and an interesting new tool. Thanks for sharing with us - thumbs up.

Congrats on the 100k! Well deserved, I’m excited to continue to watch you grow, thanks for all the ideas and entertainment!

Was not expecting this level of creativity when I first clicked on the vid. Really great project and execution. BTW, I really liked the wire wheel black finish. Kind of like that Japanese fire finish (Shou Sugi Ban) in its process I guess. But yours is less firey.

I really like your idea of the iron nail heads to cap those holes for the butt of your handles. I would never have thought of something like that.

Love the drawer fronts! Can't wait to see what fun, creative, crazy things you do with your lathe!

Hey Josh, that "notched fence"... my wife says its a thing-a-ma-bob.

Pretty cool, I dig all of the biscuit joiner abuse too. I always thought of them as a one trick pony but you've got me rethinking that!

WOW!! I have picked up so many tips and ideas from watching this video. Thank you! Awesome job!!

Great job man.. Loved both colour FX on the piece..

The brown paint finish looks really good actually! I love how you try such unique ideas and designs, always see something new and interesting with you.

Just a thought: since you used nails to hide the holes in the bottom of the tool rest you could inset some rare earth magnets into the bottom of the handles of your lathe chisels. That way when you set them into the rest, the magnet will help hold it in place. Awesome build! Keep up the great work!

Very cool build, really like the wire wheel, paint and sand finish. That rally 220 plane, looks bad ass too.

you've come along young man. your videos are dope AF. i really appreciate your stuff, thumbs up

Nice. I like that you're always trying new ideas

That plane looks dope. Great project, thanks for another one

Add neodymium magnets to the chisel & lathe tool stand to hold them up

Innovative ideas. Picked up a few clever ideas from this video. Thanks.

projects like this are why I sub to this channel!

Great and imaginative work. Congrats!

Very nice, I really like your creative approach and unique design elements ! 👍

From the perspective of watching it on this video, I think the black paint really popped, but I also know that any shop project should match your other shop "furniture" items. I like the aluminum, but not sure if I would do that. I understand that this was part of your purpose to integrate metal into the design. One thing for sure, the oscillating tool (multi-tool?) has some great function. Well made!!

Cool techniques and nice final project. I like the brown color you ended up with.

Very clever. Great project.

Awesome build! So many cool techniques

Well done .nice design Keep up the work.

Really interesting design choices. Looks great.

love the creativity

that looks really good

wow so much creative thinking and new ideas in one great looking workshop cabinet. Kudos and subscription for you! :)

Great video Josh I’ve watched a few of your videos you are so creative it’s crazy some of the things you come up with always amazed by what you try love the pipe Accents on the drawer sides keep up the great work

Excellent excellent excellent

Your drawer bottoms are far better than anything you would make from plywood. Your creativity is absolutely epic young man, I am very impressed. Art from Ohio

Very clever. Great editing. I subscribed.

Very clever...construction grade lumber can be used for more then framing.

Really nice job.

Interesting build. Not my aesthetic, but I enjoyed watching your work.

Cool project man!

Next time you use that method, try forest green, I think that would look sweet. Nice job on the tool organizer, fun video to watch, thanks.

I think your texturing and painting the wood is a great idea. The technique could be used with dyes and milk paint also.