I can't believe the detail and precision on the dovetails and your chiseling. You make it look so easy. In a world of kreg pocket holes you keep alive the art of true woodworking Joey. I applaud you.

Hi Joey - you say long videos like it's a bad thing - it's not - it's a very good thing :) Every time I want to have a go at making something I watch one of your videos and it reminds me how much I don't know - lol. Good work sir - looks stunning

As always, superb craftsmanship. Your videos are never too long. To join what some of the other commenters have said, it's better to add all the steps in 30 minutes than to watch a 15 minute video and wonder how it was done. Thanks for posting!

Always a pure pleasure to see you working !! Don't make shorter. Excellent job. Tanks so lot From France.

Please don't go shorter on your vids I look forward to them every time, you do great work man!,

A BEAUTIFULLY accurate piece of cabinetry.I really like your use of a straight edge for the dovetail walls.

Excellent as always! I like the use of a straight edge to line up the dovetails.

After a few years those mismatched pieces most likely will blend together. Considering the price of timber these days I can not really afford to cut out the "offending" bits. It took me a long time to accept and admire unusual colouring and blemishes in timber but now it seems I look forward to these irregularities. Nice build. Thanks. Cheers, David

I don’t mind the long videos at all as long, like in this case, there is something to show / see! Thanks for sharing! :)

great work, your skill set is amazing. I learnt a few things from watching. Thank you.

Love the long video format! We can learn so much just from watching it's great. Your attention to detail is inspiring, keep it up!

Hey Joey, I don't care if your video's are getting longer. For me. it's the enjoyment of watching you make stuff...a pleasure for me!

Stunning piece. I love your videos. Don't worry about the length - there are absolutely no dead spots. Crazy (to me) that the client would opt for a huge color mismatch for a couple of spots of character, but they are the ones paying. Really awesome work, man.

Best build idea I've ever watched. You hit the perfect sweet spot of details and content.

Two observations: a coping saw usefully removes wood between tails reducing chiselling; and leaving pins slightly proud allows planishing to fill the odd gap.

Absolutely amazing work as always! I am always floored by how much meticulous work you put into every step of your pieces. You are an inspiration to me and make me strive to become more comfortable with all the different types of joinery you employ. Keep up the great work and don't worry a bit about the length of your videos. You have just the right combination of description and execution of your processes. It's always thoroughly entertaining to watch each minute of your hard work. I'm looking forward to the next project. Thanks for the great video.

Beautiful chest of drawers. It's a shame your client had you cut that piece out. The color match was painfully obvious. Gorgeous work.

Love your videos. The longer the better.

Solid wood and building technique all the way around. No sacrifice. You don't see that much furniture built this way now a days.

Phew, you are an amazing artisan/craftsman - I'm jealous with envy

Awesome! I love your blend of traditional joinery with your use of hand tools and modern machines. And I thought using the plane iron to layout your dovetail pins was brilliant! I was thinking to myself how are you going to get in that tiny space with a marking knife.

Your joints are the tightest I’ve ever seen. Love your work.

Joey, thanks for taking the added time to make these videos. I look forward to them. I also like your style instructional speaking over the top of the video. It seems you have a good balance between the two.

Favourite KZfaq woodworker 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I love the design (very Scandinavian) which is fairly basic while full of wonderful details.

You do such an incredible job. It is a pleasure to watch Thx

Beautifully constructed cabinet. Love that you still use time served methods. So many carpenters are using Festool Domino for making traditional joints and although that machinery method is faster, it takes away the craftsmanship which you have.

So glad I found this channel; your work is amazing. TY for uploading.

I like your honesty mate. Most In the industry wouldn’t admit to mistakes on video.. But a big part of reality

Beautiful piece of work, Joey. Love what you do.

Beautiful. Liked every moment of this video. 👍

Absolutely gorgeous work mate! Keep the videos coming, the longer the better!

Amazing joinery! Thank you for these inspiring videos.

It looked better with the dark spots in the wood, some people don't appreciate nature's artistry

Great video, thanks. Really nice piece of furniture.

Great videos. Love the attention to detail. I only wish I had some of your skills. Keep up the GREAT work and don't worry so much about the length. Thanks

A true craftsman, such an enjoyable 30 mins.

Absolutely incredible. Thanks for sharing!

I appreciate all the detail in the videos.

WOW, the way you chiseled that stack...man, I wanna grow up to be just like you.

Wow what a fantastic piece of work you my friend are a true pro Keep those videos coming And good luck from Ireland

I love your videos doesn't matter how long they are

Como siempre tu IMPECABLE TRABAJO !!!!! Gracias

Lovely work Joey , takes a lot of patience and of course talent to produce this dovetail work, wish I was half as talented as you , looking forward to the next one.

Nice work. You could save quite a bit of time using a fretsaw to cut the waste between your tails and then chiseling the last 0.5 to 1mm to the line. Chopping all that out is quite time consuming and hard on the tools.

I'm 57 years old man, I don't have the years to learn all of that. Lol. I'm just starting out. All I I've learned so far is which end to hold a hammer.

Beautiful work. Amazing dovetails.

Awesome work and results. Love it!

Thanks a lot for this one! Great looking project!

Beautiful chest of drawers!

No sweat about length of vids, they're great.

I hope that the client took the time to view this video so that he/she could better appreciate how much work went into his/her custom chest of drawers. Thanks for the watch, listen and learn , nice and long video.

I like the plinth, it has become a feature which plinths are usually anything but.

Dont mind longer videos when project full of skills and info on the piece.

Love your work mate, you seem to get some pretty special clients.

nice video. keep them up. that piece can't have been cheap.

I really get absorbed in watching you work. Before I know it the vid is over....too long?....not at all. Please just keep doing your thing. If it is too long for some, they can watch it in two parts, the video isn't going away. Don't suppose the customer would have liked a bow tie for the dark spot either. It still turned out excellent, nice work.

i love the drawers aren't on sliders.

Esta muy bonito y sobre todo muy bien hecho, sin embargo me hubiera gustado que le aplicaras algún tipo de acabado. Te felicito.

Excellent vid, 1/2 hr. vids for content like yours is not to long for me. Keep the vids coming, I'll be watching.

Brillante trabajo, como siempre espectacular!!!!!!!!!

We love long format videos

I like longer videos with more instruction in them. Thank you

great build!

I know this will sound gay, but I love watching this man work. He takes so much pride in his work and does everything old school.

Very very nice job mate, simple clean lines & ergonomicsNot bad for a kiwi

Brilliant as always. Lots of detail video length is OK.

Told you on instagram so telling you on here too, another work of art from a great artist

Are you wizard of wood. Master work, simply perfect!

Looks great!

Those dovetails looked like a real pain . . . look lovely though, I got stressed just watching . . . great video.

Wow, 'A LOT' of DT's.. And all done by hand; I'm surprised as a commercial shop,you have not got yourself a Jig, but very nice to see them done by hand. Having said that, I have the jig but never use it. Also a light bulb moment.. Using the plane blade to mark the Tails. Beautiful work as always Joey. Thanks again... BTW, how is the house build coming along????

So the customer wanted the dark patch out and was willing to sacrifice the color match of the wood for it? It's one of those things that kinda makes you wonder. But the customer is always right, right?

good work. amazing joinery !

You are my favourite KZfaq channel. Every project is fantastic. Don't ever stop doing what you do! Instagram is a spoiler alert though :)

Nice piece👌

Very nice work

Such a shame you had to cut the piece out. I can't believe someone would rather have mismatched color then some small "imperfections ". At least those look natural and even good I would say. The mismatched pieces just look strange and cheapens the look. Some people! Great work

Beautiful! I don't mind the longer vids at all, but then again, I'm retired.

Beautiful!

Very nice!

As usual very nice built Joey! (y)

Wow! Great presentation! I was disappointed you didn't go at that stack of dovetails with a chainsaw, you mad man. ( just kidding). Outstanding work and great video. Loved every second of it.

in a society where few modern furniture heirlooms are valued for future antiquity. Ikea etc. taking over (practical function) Dovetails and hand work seem so impractical. Like anyone has a nom de plume to justify furniture pieces costing >2k in 22 st century, Even Stickley is CAD made. with maybe some handworked finishes. We all die and tastes change. Got to get some Flintstone Armoires. Or KY Cabin Rattan

Very nice work. Reminds me of how the Japanese build their structures with interlocking pieces. :)

great job

That's amazing work Joey. And those corner cuts for the bottom rolling piece is fantastic. Never seen anything like that. What kind of cuts are they? You're been doing woodworking for how long? Who taught you? Are ya self taught? Is the world really round? Questions, questions, questions. Oh my. Lol.

I noticed I can see pencil marks under the poluerethane @27:32, I assume you discovered this and sanded it off and sealed it again? Your client sounded a bit picky. Love your videos.

That HD Gordon rebate plane is the cat’s ass! I have never seen one of those. Thanks! Gotta find or make one.

Interesting video on joinery. I enjoyed it.

I watch in awe!!

Bello! Tus encastres de cola de milano son hermosas

Ciao.. dirti bravo è poco... ottimo !!!

With keeping such tigh tolerances, which was very impressive by the way. Will the season changes effect the sliding of the drawers?? Or does the polyurethane keep the moisture out and pervent expansion. Beautiful piece!!

Must be one expensive chest of drawers bro?? How do you rate the capex over other chop saws?? Was thinking of getting one? Super expensive over here in the 🇬🇧!! Beautiful job btw👍

Good good 👏👏👏👏👏✅

So cool

Next time plywood and no dark spots🙄🤔 i kind of like that ,making it more wood looking.

Definitely love the longer videos. Lets me see all the techniques I need to learn before taking on a project like this. Excuse my ignorance but those dovetails seem so tight.....so they don't need glue?

Great work, very enjoyable! Clients, they're a bugger, aren't they?