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Like - I would like to know what size this allen wrench is?

I didn't watch your video, due to the fact, I know that you have sound, why would you not speak and explain to make it more understanding! For that reason I gave you a thumbs 👎 down, and did not watch.

Use your VOICE!

@@earllee520 must not speak English

I don't think I could have said this any better.

My good Sir, don´t forget to mention the Creativity involved Greetings from Austria

Absolutely superb!!! Such creative and methodical workmanship no, CRAFTmanship, presented so simply. Are there plans for your creations available please?

And king of the clean and tidy workshop 👍👍

Also no time wasting of watching repeated actions of basic steps

Tools are music enough 👍🏻

A keen eye for sure. Do you draw upon inspiration from your desires? Could you imagine what we could do with just a little more time.

I agree with this statement.

Very close but not perfecr.

Perfeição e qualidade. Suas ferramentas e gabaritos fazem inveja a qualquer um.

I was just thinking watching this how honored I would feel just to walk into his freakin' shop.

That's the truth! I kept thinking for a woodshop it looks immaculate!

Right?! I kept thinking “this is the most Food Instagram wood shop I’ve ever seen.” I’m equal parts jealous and confused. But also seeing every new jig and milled/machined part come out during every other cut I was like “That’s a lot of work for someone who’s probably got a really nice router table behind that camera.” 😂

@@deadoctopi5070 Haha! True! But man, only recently having discovered extruded aluminum, his setup makes my wallet jingle

His workshop is cleaner than a sterile laboratory.

"SEVEN ah-wahs lay-tah"...lol. Irony is with his dust management planning/design he proly saves himself a ton of time!

@@choiceblade all kidding aside, that is one clean work area.

If he was in the UK, I’d pay good money for him to work his magic on my tiny cluttered workshop... Bless it!

drawer organisation is one thing, but I'm actually mesmerised by the the elegance of concept for the inner micro drawers inside - those little wall supports from MDF (?) which make three levels for micro drawers by narrowing the material in three steps from bottom to top level are just... like another treasure burried under a treasure :)

He is a very very special craft man. Very few Japanese can do like him. I'm Japanese but his every works are incredible.

Каша из топора)

@@jamesbond4931 не понял?

@@user-fx7ic1tw6d ну от монитора взято только оргстекло. Сказка такая была «Каша из топора»

@@jamesbond4931 а ну да! Я наблюдая за мастером и забыл начало. Сказку детства помню! Смекалистость солдата перед скупой хозяйкой: ..... Топор вроде не причëм, а с ним только каша и сварилась👍 Добра и удачи🖐

Relaxing? I think about making this without his tools and I almost got an heart attack. :D

🙏👌🤝🤝🤝🇮🇩

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Absolutely true. In a lot of instances wood can be better than metal cuz it's more easily and repaired cheaper to replace. Depending on the wood; in terms of strength-to-weight ratio. Wood can turn out to be better and is perfectly acceptable for most small-to-midsize shop tools for those without access to metal working tools.

What makes you think it’s a he ?

@@philhammond5908 Females are not as good as this with this type of work.

@@philhammond5908 Occam's razor.

@@philhammond5908 in some of his older videos you see his face... Pretty safe assumption I’d say!

@@VidarrKerr Absolute crud.

Where can I download the plans?

それ言っちゃダメー！

液晶モニターで釣られて観てしまいました。

アクリル板買った方が早い。

Yeah, I thought the same. I recycle these monitors all the time; mostly, as lights (under cabinets, under furniture, behind things) and light tables (for drawing), to view X-rays (my wife is a Dr), etc. I was hoping for something a little more substantial. This could have been done with pretty much any material, but, it was still pretty cool project.

I fully agree... I kept looking for something more substantial and realized about half way in that he was only using the thick acrylic from the "broken LCD" and a highly uncommon or very old one at that... you won't find anything like that very easily... the workmanship and creativity was outstanding and hand making tools you need is always fascinating... but absurd clickbait like that really turns me away...

Thanks - I had a feeling, and went to comments.! Will try to never watch this channel again.

I agree. The clickbait alone is a turnoff from an otherwise beautiful piece of work.

also to find a piece that thick in any LCD would be incredibly uncommon

My thoughts exactly. The DIY Perks youtube channel has much better ways of using an LCD panel. I feel that the bit of plastic was such a small part of this table that it didn't really justify it being the title of the video. Could have used anything for that insert.

That style of diffuser would only be on newer edge lit panels, those little nubbins on the surface channel light like little fiber optic pieces. So it's going to be highly dependent on what style of monitor / lcd you decide to sacrifice. Small scraps of lexan or acrylic could be sourced from sign shops or industries that use those materials for free or little cost.

Ok. Thanks for the valuable input, and effort to contribute inspired ideas, and devoted execution. WTF? Who cares, dude? Look at where your mind goes. It's a kind of almost jealous reflex you exhibit. Same for ksp1278 and nominalvelocity below. Why on EARTH would you focus on the most imaginatively shitty observations you can dredge up? Who cares...after the performance above?!? Seriously? Taking what you say at face value, you're all probably makers yourselves and comparatively magnificent at what he does above. All one has to do to find the contributions you three eagle-eyes make here pathetic is to put "If you happen to find one of these or already have one..." in front of "...try this at home.". I'm not tryin' ta beat up on ya'll. I'm saying if you open your mouth, let it be useful to someone or something besides your own delicate sensibilities (ego)? Yeah. See something good and tip your fuckin' hat, dude. "I never found one of these." Who cares? "title was click bait" not really and who cares? "you could find plastic elsewhere" If this is all you guys can come up with to offer the community who appreciates this type of content, reexamine your fucking audience. Know who you're speaking to, and just shut the fuck up. Take it to your mommy. Ok, I'm done.

@@choiceblade except the title of the video is specifically to point out using a broken(fairly new style) monitor to achieve this when it servered little purpose here. If you already have the damaged monitor, great go for it. Going out of your way to find one of these monitors with that kind of board is not very productive though. I think that's the point these people were making. Still a great build and they show lots of skill, but the video could have just been titled making a routing table from scrap or something similar. The monitor really didn't matter much as the material could have been not as nice and easily sourced elsewhere. Still a cool video

@@choiceblade The guys are right. The monitor played little role in this build and a shitty use of a broken monitor for a DIY project at that. The guy in the video is certainly skilled but so what, so am I and millions of other people. It doesn't justify the misleading title or the fact that is audio is nothing but power tools ripping into plastic or wood for 23 minutes.