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Your talent, experience, creativity, and knowledge exceeds your years. Well done.

What a charming young fellow! The production quality on display here is the bar that should be reached by a MUCH larger percentage of YT contributors.

It amazes me that a young kid can have so much expertise. Doing so much right, has to be some really good mentors behind him.

As a wood worker I thought, this will be HARD. As I have progressed I find it is simply persistence. Very well done!!

Been in construction for over 40 years and I think you did an awesome job

I've never looked up making something with inlay but have often wondered. When I saw the block going through the bandsaw, I had a light bulb moment realising how to do this. Very pleased to have seen this! Thanks.

Beautiful work Sean! So refreshing to see a young artisan at work. I did not think they made men of your calibre anymore.

I've been doing woodworking for over 45 years son you are doing wonderful work for your age, I mean great!

Amazing work, I'm Impressed. I've been a carpenter for almost 36 years, and I can say this is one of the best woodworking tutorials I've seen in my trade.

Well do young man , your next generation,...you can take over from me after 40 yrs as a joiner, knowing the profession will be in safe hands for next 40 yrs Well done.

Very nice, and it is good to see somebody makin a beatyful piece with less tools than a hardware store.

Well done young man. I love seeing young people learning these skills. It's a dying breed thanks to cuts in school arts programs. Keep it up.

Incredible craftsmanship. Wood inlay has always fascinated me, you make it look easy, but it's definitely a lot of work to do. It also helps that you have a great shop with all the tools available to you, and you know how to use them.

It is most gratifying to see a young entrepreneur like yourself who is dedicated to his craft and motivated to produce quality products that people will gladly pay to have in their homes. You stand in stark contrast to most people your age who would rather choose socialism and getting "free stuff" from the government that they mistakenly think will make their lives better, if not more rewarding and easy. Bravo, my good man, BRAVO!

I’ll tell ya what, you young gun, you’re doing some very impressive work, and I’ve been at this probably longer than you’ve been alive. I love seeing the younger generation finding the joy in high end wood working / furniture making that I have loved for my whole life - I’m looking forward to checking out your additional videos - Carry on, young man, Carry On!!

On all these YOURE THE FIRST ONE. To answer questions. Thanks!

Lucky is the man who is happy in his work. Good job.

Brilliant job showing young British talent at its best

You have combined craftsmanship with Art. Stunning !

You are obviously are an extremely talented young man,(you look barely 20)LOL.After 45 years as a chef,I have semi retired and looking to explore wood crafts again.I stumbled upon this segment,of yours,looking for a how-to on copper inlay .I have done some wood inlay while messing around with little ,and trust me,very rudimentary projects,"back in the day".But this table is off the hook!!May I say your project has sparked a new interest in MY project now and I will add some wood to the copper,as well.I only have basic tools and certainly not a "workshop",but I AM determined!!LOL Who knows,maybe I can master my phone and be able to video my progress,HAHAHAHA!! Thanks for the video,sharing your talents and the inspiration!!!

Oh man, those corner inlays, you'd have found me hanging from the power cord of my tablesaw about 2 minutes after asking me to do that. Very nice work!

Young man you are one hell of a Craftsman.

Wow, you are already a master woodworker at such a young age. Impressive! I bet this table/case outshines the coins it displays.

I was bored because I am way too underskilled to use what your displaying... until I saw your apron. That is a fantastic idea, as I have stained, torn, bled, and destroyed so many shirts and trousers! Thank you!

A great example of how young people develop their talent, received from God. Sean Eveleg, you deserve respect. You have dedicated yourself to such wonderful creativity. If there are more people like you than loafers and talkers, the world will be built, but not destroyed. Good luck to you!

U did an amazing job. It’s nice to see young people get into the great woodwork like u are. I’m definitely a fan. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Besides quality work yours displays serenity and refinement, bringing out the best in the wood. Congratulations!

This is true craftsmanship.

That's amazing work mate! Great to see younger talent carrying on the old school traditions! Keep up the great work!

It's nice to see someone as young as you mastering an art such as this. Well done bud, very impressive

More amazing work! I just can't say enough how in awe of your talent I am. I also took note of how much you've matured, personally, since that first video I saw many months ago. You're becoming a more relaxed and professional presenter, along with getting better and better at your craft. Well done, you!

Wow! That inlay table came out GREAT! Very clean detailing! GREAT Job!

Beautiful work, to save myself sanding time I always use paper towels dip in warm water to wipe off the excess glue. Thanks for sharing your work

Lovely work I admire it. What you have is a string or band not an edge band they go on sides of board and are usually used these days on man made boards. I’ve not done any inlay work for about 10 years but this has sparked my interest again thankyou.

one word , EXTRAORDINARY !!!!!!!!

Beautiful table ! I have a Aunt and Uncle that have had a similar style table in their home for many years my Uncle is retired Military and had been a certified Scuba diver since the 1970s In the Display table he has placed many Artifacts And other items he recovered from historical wrecks On top of a very pretty and special White sand he got from a Florida Beach when they were Stationed close to it during his career I was also a Certified Scuba Diver since the 1970s and ive always loved that table as i have collected similar items from the Atlantic Ocean as well

Beautiful work! I remember when they taught woodworking in high school in USA....then replaced it with How Do I Feel About Myself Today class. Keep workin the wood!

I've been curious about this process for a while, and this explanation was fantastic. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice work. You're on your way to becoming a master craftsman (Perhaps you're there already).

You obviously got a great talent for woodworking . Your table is a piece of art . I don't know how old you are ,but you certainly have more talent then a lot of wood workers I know Including my self . Good to see that this beautiful trade IS NOT finished . Actually I sent your link to all my woodworkers friends . Keep your excellent work and thanks a million for sharing your talent . The last time a saw nice inlay like that is when I was an apprentice French polisher in France about 50 years ago doing antiques furniture . Thanks so much SE . By the way I subscribed ... !

and yes , ive done this kind of work for over 35 years i do KNOW SO !

A little late to the party but that was bloody awesome, absolutely love this, I am so going to try this, thank you

I absolutely hated the music. But that's because I'm old. Ha. No, I didn't want to mute the video because I wanted to hear him talk about what he's doing. That end result though, made suffering through the music worth it. You did an incredible job and it looks beautiful. Absolutely stunning.

Who the hell will dislike such a great work?!

This made me so nervous, didn't want all the work go to waste with one tiny slip up ahah. This turned out absolutely incredible mate! Keep it up!

One slip with the router and it's hello firewood. Very nice work.

Beautiful wood, beautiful inlay work.

It is most refreshing to see a young man like yourself not complaining that there are no opportunities out there, and that life has dealt you a bad hand, blah, blah, blah, like so many snowflakes today. I salute your skills and passion to create such pieces of art, and then even doing the work to document it on YT for the rest of us shlubs who don't know how you do what you do, but marvel at the finished product, nonetheless.

Great job. A master working at his craft. You make it look so easy! This spring I am having a new wide plank wood layer in my living room and dining room. I told the contractor that I want a banding around the edge if the floor done in three woods, which I haven't decided on. I want the wood to weave around each other. Your video gave me some further ideas. Doing the banding will cost a bit, but no other floor around will have it.

outstanding work...nice to see a young person taking interest in making things such as this

Really nice to see a young person learning such a awsome craft and skills.Nice job young man

Just beautiful. You are a very talented young man. Amazing.

Impressive work for a young man! My Grandfather taught me (I am almost 71 y/o ) how to do my first inlays and they were all done with chisels - and not very elaborate (whatever design was also hand made by me!). I don't remember if I even knew what a router was - and I'm sure I couldn't afford one. HAHA Maybe it was the way I learned, but I always lay out the pattern to be symmetrical and have identical corners. But I will admit that planning the pattern takes as long or even longer than the work itself, and makes many more cuts necessary. Keep up the great work!

Beautiful! It’s so hopeful knowing that there’s young lads like you out there.

Awesome to watch. Been doing a little of this myself so it's really great to see the techniques of someone as proficient as yourself. Thanks heaps and keep up the good work.

You're talented and gifted..thanks for sharing with us...

Absolutely beautiful work! Taking craftsmanship to the next level - thanks for sharing.

OMG !!! That's amazing detail and it's a stunning piece whoever owns it should be proud of the workmanship . Fantastic job and very nice video . Who says you have to have a huge shop full of costly tools to do amazing work . You have great skill and an awesome eye for details .

You , young man are an excellent craftsman.

You look really young considering the level of skill you've achieved: whoever taught you...knew his business. I confess I was shocked at the amount of glue you used on the inlay grooves. Also: that you didn't wipe the excess with a damp rag (The way I was taught). Tape? Not clamps on a length of scrap? It clearly didn't do the table any harm; the results were fabulous. Just a matter of style/technique it would seem. Nice work!

What a gifted and artistic young man you are. Your table top looks absolutely, stunning. Very art-deco looking, and that's super, awesome. I bet you'd make a mint if you started selling your furniture. My Best. Out.

Bravo! Beautiful work.

I do a fair bit of inlay work, mostly with boxwood, bubinga, ebony, and sometimes rippled sycamore.....I found my accuracy improved greatly by using a striking knife to mark the length of my inlay, instead of using a pencil. I use only hand tools for my work......I found if there is a mistake to be made, a hand tool only makes a little mark, while a router tends to ruin things very quickly...... so you feeling nervous with the router is understandable :) Nice work my friend! :)

Beautiful job young man.

Wow!! You've got a great career ahead of you.

Your table rocks! Well done sir...

Damn that's some real talent and a great design

Amazing artistry

That's SO nice. You, obviously, got an A in Shop class.

That is an awesome looking coffee table. Well done.

I have never before seen anyone cut inlay with a chisel...was very impressed with your accuracy and talent! You actually made me feel that I too could someday create a piece with inlay...time will tell...

Ypu seem barely 20 and yet this fine quality of work. Prodigious.

What a beautiful job. Congratulations.

You are incredibly talented. I'm surprised to see how young you are and your work is so amazing. I really enjoyed this video and I've subscribed. What a gift you have.

what a art you have i enjoy to watch you

Exelente trabajo!!!!!! Te felicito un Genio con los detalles y combinacion!!! Te mando un abrazo, Federico desde Argentina!!!

Absolutely stunning!!! You are young man that indeed has a GOD given taken!! I wished you had talked and explained, especially through the carving for the inlay. Hopefully, the other video will explain all about how you made the mixed wood's to create this pattern!!! Blessing, Doe Campbell

The video I watched before this was of a Vietnamese guy using a set square as a hammer making louvred doors on the floor, what a contrast! Lovely job. Liked and subscribed.

I am in awe of your work! Thanks for the video. I think I can give that a try.

I'm going to be trying this out today! So excited.

Unbelievable. Bro you are awesome! So out of my league.

Wow! You are very interesting to watch, and you are very experienced to be so young. I really love watching people work when they are precise and neat and tidy as they work, it shows how much they care about what they are doing and how much the piece means to them. Great Job Young Man!

PS from previous comment keep your router bits sharp. for inlay like this you could use the diamond or polly crystalline diamond tipped cutters they expensive but give excellent sharp edges and extra care is needed when using them as a tap from a steel rule would chip them.

Very nice work. If I could recommend anything it would only be that you wipe any excess glue off before it dries to help reduce the amount of tape remaining behind and the excessive amount of sanding the surface you have to do because of the dried glue and the tape that remained stuck to the surface because of that excess glue. Short of that, I really think your project looks frickin' awesome!! Thank you for sharing.

What a lovely job you did dude

Mad props. You got skills.

Awesome skillset!! I'm a little bit jealous!! Respect!

Wow! Watching you do this inlay is amazing and makes me appreciate inlay work so much more. Awesome work Sean!

thanks for taking the time out for a great video,, John from Georgia

absolutely beautiful

How did you managed being an owe inspiring artist in such a young age? I'm 66 y.o and can't even sharpen a pencil. Outstanding craftsmanship, keep up the good work and I thank you 4 sharing

Watched this last night and been on my mind all day long..And just watched again.. Within the past few weeks been attempting to make jigs and create my own banding... Amazing work, exciting and educational to watch you work. Maybe one day you could do some tutorials on creating the banding as well.. Searched your channel last night and didn't find although I could have missed.. Love the look.

Freaking sick! I make picture frames for my girlfriends cross stitch. This will help me step my game up. Thanks. Killer table!!!

Nice to see such an outstanding young man have an interest being a master craftsman. Keep up the good work!

Beautiful and lovely !

Fine Work. You are becoming a marquetry master!

Very, very impressive work. You make it all look so easy. Beautiful results. Thanks for sharing this with us...

I stumbled across your video and am most impressed and will now watch all your others - well done mate!!!!