It's so nice to hear the normal work noises without deafening abuse from others' choice of supposedly good music.

Guys great skill used in the video. I'm an old retired carpenter and joiner from N. Ireland. Two tips I'll share if that's OK. 1. When using white melamine on your resin fills or marcarta tables, wax it well first with a wax that won't mark your project. It will lift of the finished project with ease. 2. The reason you drill kept catching when boring the brass plates is the cutting angle of the drill bit. Goggle it & you will get the correct angle. Anyway thanks for sharing. Regards Hugo Dale

Смотрю на твои изделия и по хорошему завидую. Силы тебе и разума.

A pleasure to watch a perfectionist at work. All three tables work brilliantly “together”. Thank you.

Indeed a pleasure to watch. Greetings from South Africa.

I'm one of the weird ones that really like when you talk. I love your sense of humor and how open you are about things. I love that you teach so much and give back so much. My brother introduced me to your channel. He said I have to watch you because I would love you so much. He was right and I love having something to share with him. I appreciate your channel. It makes me want to do my woodworking again. Thank you.

Good tip. I use a similar "undercut" technique when making dovetails. The exterior of the dovetail looks perfect despite a minute undercut in the interior of the tails. Thanks for introducing me to Banggood. I made a dial indicator holder to make the measurement you did but my wooden holder is just not steady enough. I look forward to receiving an aluminum one!

I loved watching this perfection work with wood and metal and even the leather legs, Nicely done😊

I don't think I've ever felt so completely unworthy as an adult human being, as I did while watching this video. Great work as ever and thanks for a very enjoyable way to spend my 2am Sunday morning.

Very good, excelente el trabajo, muy creativos con un estilo Sui Generis. Julio desde argentina les manda saludos

36:15 A good old home improvements reference right there Mr. Tim Taylor.

Stairs came out awesome.

Sometimes I find making things for my shop more satisfying than making projects, haha.

I’m a 92 yr old chippy , retired ofcourse, and watching these 2 it shows they are good , but not carpenters, they way they hold the tools and other little things and yes the body language is universal 😅😅😅😅🔨🔨🪤🪤🔫🔫

Extraordinario trabajo, limpio, inteligente y que mueran todos de envidia por que encima de todo guapísimo y con manos mágicas. Me encanto toda la maquinaria y los productos. Todo tu trabajo terminó en bellas obras de arte que llevan mucho trabajo, lo reconozco, gracias!!! Buen equipo!!!

The tree grew for 100, 200, 300 years. Think about this man before you waste another piece.My heart breaks into a thousand pieces looking at...

Great skill like your work keep up the good job guys may God bless you 🙏🙏🙏

Wow!!! Amazing creations, keep the videos coming!!!

You have great skills and we all never stop learning so the older we get is just that much more wisdom we can share with others and Ty for sharing👍i really liked it cause you showed ur bloopers like the liquid glass thing that had me bustn up😂that should teach everyone what not to do👍👍Thanks again i loved the work keep up the fine art✌️

Fabric table is fantastic with the leather clad legs etc. All the works are great very artistic and different.

Que bonitos trabajos de carpinteria pura obra de arte estos jóvenes llevan la carpintería a un nivel muy superior felicidades estoy asimbrado saludos desde Los Girasoles Municipio de Charo Michoacán México

Et superbes réalisations ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 … ❤

日本ではめったに見ることのできない古いオガ　綺麗になってありがとうございます

These projects are all wonderful products of skillful workers, they probably have 10 flowers in their fingers.

Просто ахуительно! Just great! Simple and super great! Your job on high super level! Thank you for wonderful video!

Mais quel travail de dingue... 😲🤯 Le mec, il a fait un bureau, d'une qualité incroyable à base de...tissu en jeans 😐 . Le résultat est juste fou. En plus de la Technique, du savoir faire et du matériel, ce monsieur est minutieux et créatif! Le combo parfait pour faire ce travail, BRAVO

BEAUTIFUL WORK GUYS, CONGRATS

Just think about it 👍👍👍grt from Holland.

Fenomenal trabajo!! 👌👏👍

haha those makita belt sanders! 1st thing i was taught in a workshop 30 years ago was to put them down on their side because they had a habit of doing that lol, guess he got sick of sending them for repair. i nearly choked on my melon chunk when you did it lol

Great work thanks you're an Artist.

Remarkable and fully appreciated attention to the finest details. RESPECT !

What a meaningful video. I watched the whole video. It's great

Amazing excellent content. THANK YOU

Vocês são demais!!! Nunca vi igual!!! Parabéns pelo trabalho e capricho, Desejo-lhes muito sucesso ❤ quando eu crescer quero ser igual a vocês 😂

gorgeous work!

great video!

Boquiaberto, parabéns pela excelência no trabalho!🎉

A unique concept. I remember attending a seminar at a food convention hosted by SYSCO that spoke aboutLamberts where they threw rolls or Steven Spielberg building a restaurant that looked and felt like being in a submarine There was a place called Bugaboo Creek that had animated animal heads or life sized that would tell a story while you ate. That was cool

Realmente espectacular 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Holly Moses what a mess. This is why you command the big dollars. Beautiful work!

superbes créations ❤

It is a job and very laborious, but the results are very beautiful, very good work.

very beautiful, great work.

Ca fait parfois de la peine de voir abattre un arbre, mais là vous le rendez sublime et éternel.

😂. My man with that samurai saw

They should make a video about quiet woodworking that is kinda like this one but quiet.

Great work ! I like your individual little shelves for your sanders, planes, and stuff. Have you done a video on how to make that system? Would be great if you have!!

Erwin Thoma says: we have a ethical contract with the trees, they let us use there wood with the only condition that we do not transmute the wood in toxic waste...we are allowed to use the wood but we should not interrupt there continuous line of life. The life is always living and simultaneously preaparing the conditions for the next generation... This is the special idea of grown material. The "craftmanship" in this video is in contrary to this maxim. This kind of masterpieces are the solution for very few very rich people but not for the future of the Earth.

You havle done beautifull works Congratulations

nice stairs

I see you love every bit of the wood you handle Granny 93 USA

Фантастика

Wow those tables that your polishing are some of the most beautiful pieces ive ever seen. Im not familiar with the technique and products your using but i bet your making darn good bank on those. Great work man, very impressive. I cant believe the way that wood pops and comes alive. Very very awesome!!!

master piece

You guys are insane to build this

Esse cara é uma enciclopédia de conhecimento nessa arte e tem uma oficina de primeira qualidade, ferramentas top demais e uma qualidade de trabalho excelente, quem dera saber só um pouquinho do que ele sabe.

I have never been so ashamed of how you two represent the craft of carpentry. It's not just about having the skills or the machinery. Its about the joy, the privilege, and the reverence of working with a material that was essentially alive before it was felled. You display no reverence for the work, nor the material, or the craft. It seems to me that to you it is just about collecting a paycheck as fast as possible. Fine. I will never bother with your channel again. Let others be your acolytes. To me doing the work by hand it comes down to just not build something, but have be a pure joy to do so, that takes time and dedication, and appreciation for the wood, and I find none of that here. Yes you measure well, and cut accurately, but you show no love in your motions, faces, or actions. I will go and appreciate great craftsmen like the Japanese, Koreans, or true old style craftsmen that become charged with love for what they do beyond just get the work done. I know that you do not care what I say, or maybe even have KZfaq take my posting out for calling you out on your lack of heart for what you have now shown for this craft, but I felt that I had to say this. You show no love, but just an exasperated need to just force yourself through the tasks, and not enjoy the journey of having the opportunity to work with such beautiful pieces of wood.

Very very nice🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹good work👍👍👍👍👍

Trabalho magnífico e peças que são obras de arte.

Скадите пожалуйста сколько стоит такой стол ???

Very beautiful and excellent handcrafting. The depth of the step must be about half of the height to match our legs. In sum it shall be about 25”.

THESE GUYS ARE REAL GOOD, EH!?

Esse vídeo é um festival de máquinas, equipamentos, ferramentas e talento (Brasil). This video is a festival of machines, equipment, tools and talent (Brazil).

Great woodworking skills

Eso es creatividad y lo demás son tonterías 😮😅👏👍

Can you do it again but with bricks?

Ever heard the expression “let your saw do the work” ? You should try that next time!

Te admiro muito vc é muito detalhista parabéns

I like this video thank you for sharing it to view and I wish your channel more success ❤

Wicked bench..@ 27:00 Grtz from Amsterdam

Show de bola meus parabéns, excelente trabalho!😅

you do a great job

Excellent 👍

Werkzeuge auf NASA Level....

A hand held bandsaw comes in handy at times!

PERJUANGKAN #HAKANGKET

Beautiful work. I am hypnotized by your videos. I’m just wondering, how long does it take you to work on these projects on average? Also, I see you use high quality materials. Is it cost effective for you? Between the cost of materials, time and labor, or do you just do it for the love of your art?

great job

0:32 take a piece of lumber with you, when you know you'll have an overhanging load, because while the tailgate's designed to allow you climb on it, even put load on it, it's at the very limit of what's possible when it comes to dynamic loads (aka you going over a pothole with a load). Best not to chance it in the first place, place a piece of lumber just before the tailgate and secure the log down into using the sides of the bay using a piece of wood and some junk stacked between the load and it. That way you can load something heavy without using the full length of your pickup truck. No point in messing up your truck if you can do it without it (the action). Jm2c.

I have never watched a video woodwork like this , amazing Talent, Blessed .

Incrível as ferramentas que eles tem , os produtos que usam

Thanks for the great work it's really beautiful,I am very happy about your workshop setup and how you you do your woodworking ideas ❤ .I am a woodworker and I grow up in this field I am a Gambian,Gambia is in west Africa with a population of about two million people and once again thanks for the great work.

Vocês são D+

Au début, je me suis dit que jamais je ne peux regarder une vidéo de 3h. Et maintenant, je trouve trop court. Lol. Ça manque quand même des noms de certains produits et doses appliquées.

This is good but I like the commentary. I also like the pine look.

Very cool

Wow, wow, wow👍

you are the guy

Greeting from Puerto Rico, I’m following you for awhile, I’m amazed with the awesome work that you do, I would like to know where did you get the face shield with filters. I appreciate if you put a link in you page or sent it to me. Thanks 🙏🏽

Is it just me, but does that slab for the stairs meet inspection standards. It had a hundred different splits in it. It just can’t be safe.

Cool as.....❤

My Friend Do ot flatten the Teeth on the Saw Blade!! they are skewed on purpose to provide a relief for the saw to work easily!!!

Есть такая столярная забава - развести ножовку и циркулярную пилу.😄

Are you going to be taking up the hand rail as well

great video buddy ,thanks. who supplies the pin s that you used in the handle of the saw? I'm in the uk and can't find anyone

lol. I didn't catch the name of the channel, but after I seen that big ass timber in the back of the truck... I was like... that looks like some shit Cam would do... then it hit me.

No primeiro video faltou qualidade na fixação da espinha central, deveriam esconder os fixadores metálicos ou elimina-los

Hi I love your work! I keep learning everyday from you because I want to start doing wood works, and I saw a few times you use the UV light and I don't know the reason. Is it to cure or you are trying to find little spots that weren't cover by the paint? I guess most of the people know the answer but I don't, sorry...

I see Goby has moved to Hill Top area by Aurora Oregon ❤