Love your work. Fantastic to see you bereft of power tools and still making a fine product. The sign of a true craftsman.

As an apprenticed trained cabinet maker of 50 years it is refreshing to see a tradesman use hand tools especially the plough plan. Keep up the good work, stay safe and keep the video coming.

You make it look easy. Looking forward for your next project,

I’ve converted over to a lot of hand tool work as well. The set up time decreases as you get used to the tool, and the accuracy and finish of the joints does as well. Took me a good week to get the hang of a plow plane. Well done.

Loved it. What a great series! Hope the arms are not to sore after all that planing!

This has been a great series. The planes used to make the drawer runners was fascinating. Good if you've got them tho :) I like your comment on how effectively the old tools work - people tend to go for the modern technology "because it's new, must be better". Oh, a smear of bee's wax on the drawer slides will make them glide. Cheers Joey.

The lovely sound of the drawer closing, satisfying, nice job.

Beautiful job and it keeps you busy. Looking at the top I might have cut an identical butterfly for the other end and just laid it in place and see how it looks just to balance it up.

Good work Joey, great learning experience.

Great series Joey. Nice to see that you can turn to hand tools when isolation sets in, and interesting that they can be quicker - my guess is that that does not include planing to size.....

I use a Stanley No.50. I find pre-scoring the edge of the proposed cut with a marking knife gives a cleaner edge than without any or even with the scorers fitted. Further scoring using the marking knife as the cut goes deeper also helps for a sharper finish.

Great series. Loved watching. Thanks for bringing it to us Joey and fingers crossed for more soon 🤞👍

Came out looking really nice. Something to look at and remember these strange times for sure. Motivation for me to try to make the most of this time. Thanks man!

Hello, Very perfect, good job, congratulations.

Quality real nice work man.

Nice job Joey. Looks like you had a lot of fun making it, and as you said, honing the hand tool skills was beneficial.

I’ve really enjoyed this series, thanks for sharing. It’s interesting to hear that some of the hand tools are quicker than a machine. It’s definitely something I’ll consider in the future. Cheers! 👍🏻

Great work. Totally inspired me to use more hand tools. Thanks Joey.

really nice piece Joey. really enjoyed watching your work flow. The ONLY good bit of quarantine is time in the shop. Be well

That collection of planes!!! Pretty darn cool!

As always Joey great job. So happy to of found your channel years ago you are a great craftsman. Hope everything works out for you after this pandemic. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Love the finished product. 👌 It was a very interesting series , i think you and the vieuwers learned a lot from this project ,at least i did. Top notch Joey.👍

You work very calmly and it gives a person pleasure to watch you

Wow, that scraper plane sounds great. I have always had trouble setting up my No. 80 scrapers properly.

Very nice JOEY! I learned a lot by watching you.

Nice work Joey, well done Chris

A nice formal hall table with its bowtie - really like the matching one in the drawer too. Good work. Thanks for the videos. Cheers, David.

This has been a fantastic series, picked up a lot of tips. I really like the drawer front very clean without a drawer pull. I was wondering when the apprentice would show up lol. You and your family stay safe.

Please do another series like this, it was amazing!!!! Love the way it came out too!

Looks pretty good! Keep going, man. Have a health!

I think it came out fantastic! Nice simple lines. Jon Peters made a very similar table & these two compliment each other. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

You're awesome man. Really inspiring to see you make this side table with hand tools, away from your shop. It doesn't have to be perfect, because no one is perfect. Great work!

It was a very interesting series about handtools, thnx

Looks great! Wishing you luck in whatever comes next!

looks great! Thanks

Beautiful table Joey. To Quote a Queenslander.. Hand tools are cool. :) And Paul Sellers will definitely take you as a convert LOL. We've seen you use hand tools in the past so was a little surprised at your comments at the back end. I can understand as a commercial shop you have to get the pieces through and to your customer. So maybe more hand tools use when you get back into the shop?? Looking forward to it. Keep your head up and keep smiling, I'm sure all will be well after the lock down ends.

Love the tune..lol.

Really loved this series! Thanks for doing it! And the piece came out pretty nicely! I’ve been working on incorporating hand tools for certain things and sometimes it is indeed surprising how fast they can be. Although you won’t catch me resawing by hand haha!

Great series, beautiful looking table as a result. A kitchen scrubber to buff out the finish!

Happy Easter Joey. I've enjoyed watching you make this stylish hall table. Keep up the positive spirit, Kia Kaha:-)

Turned out pretty nice and as you say, practice with the hand tools is always good! Stay safe and WELL my friend... and make some more stuff

Table design good

Well done mate.

Walnut will always be my favorite. Thank goodness I don't have a sensitivity to the dust!

Nice job mate. Couldn't have spent your quarantine a better way I reckon. 👍

Awesome to see everyone can learn more and see people make mistakes. Gotta learn somehow, I enjoyed the series!

Thanks for this series Joey. If your looking for video ideas, I for one would love to see a deep dive into that box of planes. There looked to be some very interesting things going on in there, that we don't really see being used very much

Bellissimo lavoro complimenti.👍

It looks awesome lots of old furniture wasn't perfect but they look great. last a lifetime Hope all is going well for you and your family during the lockdown. All the best 😍

Well done.

9:40 I would of clamped a straight length of timber on where the gauge line is and used it as a guide for the dado plane to run against. Thanks for the video joey.

good series. Thanks

Hello! Great table you made! I followed the process every time you posted a video on KZfaq. Thank you for the interesting movie. :) And also, I really liked your magic box with planers. :) In one of your videos, you made a long groove-dovetail and used the tool from this box there. I even then drew attention to the plane you used. If you have time, could you show and tell in more detail about this tool, how it is arranged, which blade and can I manage to try to make myself a couple of such planers.? Thank you again. Take care of yourself and good luck.

SWEET!

I always watched video very well.

That series was a 10!!

I like that a lot.

It's hard to gauge what you mean by quicker. Or, perhaps more precisely, how much quicker. How long did this take you? How long would it have taken in the workshop? Great videos. I've really enjoyed seeing someone, who does this for clients, work through issues vs the more production (as in Hollywood production) workshops I see around here. Thanks so much.

Awesome work! What is a good resource for learning basic hand planing techniques?

i enjoyed

Would the grooving plain work easier with a thinner cut? Excellent build.

Wow bro where did you get that box of plans from? So cool

I was expecting to see a router plane for the drawer side grooves. But What a set of planes. How do you manage to use that cheap saw to resaw timber?

Oh no!! What will I do now that the series is over! No, seriously, what do I do now?

I like it better with imperfections. Machines make things perfectly, and cheaper.

I hear doubts from others when using a hand saw, chisel or a wood rasp, I then remind them that "I'm the master tech".

Impresionante el trabajo realizado. Una pena no poder entenderle. Podría haber una aplicación que lo tradujese al español. El juego de cepillos me a gustado muchísimo. Se podrían comprar? Y donde si se puede?

I wonder what you will build next? You're probably running out of stock at your house so consider this. When I was a kid playing around at my dad's work bench (I had my own set of miniature tools), I decided to make copies of the coffee table and end tables that were in my parents Livingroom. Yes I had some help and the spindles were not quite round, but they did look like the full size version. I was filled with a sense of accomplishment at the age of 8 or 9. I'm guessing that yours are younger but how about involving them in some way while building miniatures using the scraps from the build you just completed? Just a thought. Take care.

5:25 Use fine wire wool to buff it back?

You used super glue on some joints. Isn’t that kind of brittle? I know very little about superglue, it appears to be a fast and easy glue to use.

Joey, great videos, where did you get that box of moulding planes?

When do we see you skate Joey ?

Where does one acquire a set of oldschool specialty planes like that?

You do nice work but I ha a a question where are you from wat country.thanks

Nice! Why can't you use your workshop?

I loved the whole series and the finished product. But I gotta say I am so tired of bowties. Just had to say it sorry if it offends you.

I can't watch this anymore. Something I can do in 2 minutes with a router bit, you are doing in 20 minutes with hand planes. Just too frustrating!!!! Not my cup of tea. Good luck.