I appreciate you showing the flaws and that none of them really mattered at the end.

I really enjoyed that. I would have preferred a walnut knob. There's a saying, "Black and brown is a fashion no-no."

THIS IS HOW woodwork should be done :) Proper sculpting and skill :)

Heirloom quality! What's really cool is if that gets handed down a few generations, there may be a few men standing around looking at it saying "they just don't make things like that anymore. It all comes pre-fab from a big box store." Hopefully someday people will comment on it being a nice antique piece! Pretty cool!

Beautiful! Not sure if I’m more jealous of your skills or your tools.

Love this! Love the imperfect joinery, too! Because I have started getting into hand woodworking and my joinery is not perfect, and it works great anyway! Way better than screws and nail guns.

That kerfing plane is sick!!!

Looks great, I admire your persistence to do it all with hand tools, including ripping the boards. Try dovetails next time, no more difficult than your half blind box joints, and much stronger and nicer looking. Lovely wood, by the way.

Mate, the small bit of scrap under the end of the leg whilst in the vice - blew my mind! Much appreciated. Great video also 👌

Beautiful. I don't have the patience to make full pieces without the use of power tools ha ha.

Very nicely done! 👍👏 My ability to cut in a straight line leaves a LOT to be desired! 🤣😏

Came to the comments just to see how many “experts” were freaking out over the ruler trick on a chisel. Nice work mate!

That was a joy to watch. A very handsome table. Thanx.

Nice job you should make a long grain shooting bord it works great on those tapered legs

Came out nice. beautiful...thank you for sharing

Them joints actually look pretty nice man!

Beautiful craftsmanship

Well done, sir. Thumbs up and thanks for posting!

Very nice! Looks great!

Beautiful !!❤

Very nice. Egg brace and crank. Egg is good for the tight spots. Enough clamps, quite the collection but never enough, eh? Thanks for the video.

Beautiful build, the liner for the bottom of the drawer was a nice touch.

Brother, this is outstanding. Exceptional work!

Outstanding! Thanks for sharing

I'd say they're still pretty sharp dude! Excellent work. Johnny

Wow. Bravo.

Very nicely done! Im an aprentice in germany and its nice to see that youre doing things exatly the way my teacher would have :)

Awesome video love the dial tone

Beautiful 😁

simply stunning my friend

Amazing! 👍

A cool project 👍 The more videos of such kind I watch, the more I realize how many cool things can be done using hand tools only.

Ciao,grazie per il video ,vederti lavorare e una meraviglia . Mobile stupendo ,complimenti.

I love how “real” this is. Good work sir.

Nice work.

As much as I love Japanese saws....they simply do not make a good one for re-saw......and ive tried numerous :P I enjoyed the video :) An interesting way that you cut the tenons tho..... cant always split them that way if the grain is diving. Keep up the good work man, I love the sounds of the tools on wood....makes me want to go build something :)

Nice work. I like how you keep it real... mistakes and all. Many KZfaqrs keep it mistake free and make everything perfect...that's not real life. You should check out the old PBS series The Wood Wright Shop.

QWhen I did my Furniture making course they taught me if you use the planes at a slight angle they cut even better :)

Saw your post on reddit, and I can definitely say I'm a new subscriber. Cheers🍻

Very inspiring . Real wood work.. Thank you for posting ..

This is beautiful. Hand tools give it so much more value (in my opinion).

If you're going to all the effort of blind box joints, then why not blind dovetails so you would have some mechanical strength for the same effort. Am I missing something? Oh, I do love watching your work.

My Kataba saws are for cross cutting not rip cutting. Maybe you have one that doesn't have the ripcut teeth on it. Enjoyed the video. You do excellent hand tool work, don't stop.

Wow, this was so satisfying to watch. Amazing job!

Hey there my friend. I love this piece u just built in the video. Walnut is so beautiful; and when the right finish is put in it then it pops like something very special indeed. I thought u had split the tenon joint completely when u wee chiselling it but u saved it really nicely by hand sawing it. I wanted to ask a couple of questions if u have a moment to answer. I know u must be mad busy with work but I wanted to ask about that planes u used to cut those rebates in the side of the drawers?? What is that plane called and do they come with different sizes of blades/cutters? It was fascinating as always watching ppl with the skills using hand tools only. I love to see this being done on YT BCOS MOST WOODWORKERS HAVE ALL THESE BIG MACHINES LIKE THE TABLE SAW OR THE JOINTER/THICKNESSER TO DO ALL THE WORK NOWADAYS. I think they cheat themselves out of learning the basic fundamentals of Joinery/Woodworking/Carpentry. I'm hoping to do some courses on Cabinet making and Joinery too in the next 12 months. I need to learn those Basic fundamentals of this trade before trying to build my own small local business. I want to have those skills to be able to fall back on. I only found I had a passion for woodworking during the later period of that bloody Pandemic which we're not allowed to speak about on here anymore. COVID 19 destroyed so many small to medium businesses all over the world. I saw so many go under while the big box stores made fortunes. I want to learn to use those hand tools bcos even without electricity u can always build furniture. U could light a candle in ur shop at night and carry on building. I'm really taking it back to a time when electricity wasn't invented. hahahahaha! I'm going off on a tangent here. Sorry bro. I didn't mean to do that in this comment. LOL

Nice work! Just you should not use the rule technique to sharp chisels.😉

Wow! 👏✨

Beautiful workmanship, I love seeing hand tool builds. Better still is crisp sound of sharp plane blade searing through hard wood, or planing end grain . Then oiling to pop the grain ... I've not finished the video yet ...

Awesome work It came out gorgeous. Keep it up :)

Great job that wood seemed awfully hard

an artist makes a piece of art,,, with no power tools,, when the energy cost is higher now, you can survive and still can create something, thumbs up

List your hand saws, please.

You're not and brace set up is interesting. Was that a forstner bit? Is you're brace newer and can accept modern shanks on bits?

I really like that kerfing plane! Do you happen to have a video on it perhaps?

Very impressive. I loved watching this video. I’m a novice woodworker. What hand plane would you suggest I get? I would need one for flattening boards

What kind of sharpening tool are you using? Grit also. Thanks

I really like the holdfast clamps seen around the 6:30 mark of the video. Can you point me to the manufacture or distributer website?

How many times did you cut yourself with making gauge? I do it every project. 😬

Nice broo.. How much days you finish this project?

Can you please tell me what the plane is called that you cut the small dado in the wood with

could tell me the type and brand of those 2 saws (the big kataba and the small one)

Dobra robota i to paroma strugami a nie całą armią. Fajne te hold fast👍🙋‍♂️

Why not rip cut with another straight piece of wood as a guide?

Not entirely a waste but your mortice and chisel refinement could do with a refresh if you ever need a tip or 3 ill happily pass you some advice not bad though ill give you intermediate

Why did you choose boxjoints over dovetails?

Why would you put a back bevel on a chisel?

What is that tool you're using at 5:21?

What tool is that 13:56

8:55 does maple accept a router plane well?

Can you send me dimensions?

That looks like a swear word on your thumb.

Ssweet

Ripping on a line isn’t exclusive to you my man I suck at it as well

Do you speak, ever? What were you rubbing on your hand plane? Plus a dozen other questions.