Why is your shop so clean? Are you sure you're a wood worker? Maybe you are all AI?

I think it looks great. How could anyone comment on a Maker’s Choices that they are wrong. If a maker creates something and puts it up for sale that the only comment I should make it to buy it or not… I’m not here to judge your tastes. Maybe I’m wrong, I should looks at an artists work and say things like it needs more blue, add another tree… if you don’t like it, create your own work. Thank you for sharing and have an outstanding day!

I got horse stall mats on my garage floor Works great! And my heavy tools can roll on it. I just throw some extra squishy mats down for extra support

Great film, well produced. The coasters are killer. Mahalo for sharing! :)

2:10 Look like yummy cheesecake ngl it's making me want some cheesecake XD

Love the style of the video and the coasters!

My first thought when you clamped your glue-up was "Why not make blanks a size that would fit in your vacuum bag?" That way, you wouldn't get that delamination. Just sayin'

Pulling the digital condom out of your wallet was a perfect touch (pun intended).

Muchísimas gracias por tus vídeos. Éste en particular me ha ayudado mucho.

Much better style than the last video! Really enjoyed it. The shooting, editing and music are great. Thanks for sharing :)

Love the more artistic video style and the coaster set turned out really beautiful! The raised dots are such an interesting idea.

Scroll saw? Wow. I saw a video of someone using a scroll saw 😁

If the fans of all those fake restoration video saw this they might not be so gullible.

You need some galvanized square steel, and some screws borrowed from an aunt in the next video

nice, thanks for video

Too bad it wasnt planned out to provide 50” of cutting depth.. woulda been able to cut down a full sheet of plywood.

c o o l

What’s your favorite tool to use

My son and I live in Ohio. He is doing a wood working project for 4H at fair. Is there anyway we could talk/chat?

beautiful workshop!

I'm only 1:21 in and I get the feeling that if you did a drinking game where you drank every time "woodworkers love overkill" was said, you'd have alcohol poisoning... And for you not of age out there, I totally meant would have to pee really bad from all the water...

My first planer was a wen. The sprocket that you are missing broke 3 times. Wen sent me another planer. (Decent customer service) The new planer broke on the first board. Went and bought a Dewalt 735, 3 years later, not a single issue.

I hope your grandpa is still doing well :D

I really like making stuff up as I go like you have with this.

Wen CS has been great for me. Example... I received a generator that didn't want to idle correctly. They told me to keep the first one and sent a second one that I had in two days. You can call and actually get a person that speaks first-language English and was very technically capable.

Here's what I'm wondering....Suppose you created these and wrapped them around a form and glued them. Might they stay firmly in that position? Here's where I'm going with this...I was wondering if a might create, say, a 5" high round table skirt, maybe with a 50" diameter, composed of a couple of 100, 5" pieces of this stuff, wrap it around a form and glue it. If that seems tedious, I'd argue, no more so that this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldRxi91yzLGrlWw.htmlsi=ohIvidLQHjqQXgXJ&t=81

Is that wood spirits better straight up on on ice?

Damn. I’d be worried about leaving a ring on the coasters! Those things look badass!

Moment of panic with the spilled pour but then I realized it was the finish

I bought the shop air filter and havent been impressed. But glad the brand is working for you

The 1st cut of the day does count as the 1st cut. Just saying.

Please don’t tell me that you use “real” bourbon at the end of the video and wasted it? I know you picked up the glass and licked it off the table, didn’t you?

Nice video! Thank you

Dude, you're really leveling up your music and editing something fierce. The projects and your work are still amazing; all the stuff surrounding them is getting even better! Keep up the great work!

Dude! This is by far my favorite thing you have done! Excellent use of the CNC!

Awesome presentation. You have a natural gift to draw the attention to the topic throughout the whole presentation. And it answered plenty of my questions. Thanks heaps, Ray from 🇦🇺

Ya Dave, between the time spent, the $$$$$$$ CNC time, segment glue ups and epoxy cure time I don’t think you’re going to break even commercially on these. Oh well probably not the objective and it was fun, right?

Despite the trypophobia, another great project!

Look at you making some nasty sexy coasters! They look awesome! Well done!!

Really cool!

F*ck. F*CK. I love these. Wow. Not making the epoxy level with the little circles was an amazing detail. That knocked it out of the park for me. Great work. Thank you for this video.

Nice work. By the way, your tape dispenser is kind-of cheating 🙂 lol

I think you need more clamps on that

I think delta started those stupid ratcheting planer knobs in the 80s.

... something about using $100K + worth of equipment to make something decent out of cheap framing lumber. 🤔

Woodworkers like over kill and point out all their mistakes. Im interested in the psychology behind that.

The light layer in the base is a great visual indicator. Good choice.

What program or software do you use to edit your videos. maybe the 50th person I ask will get a response.

Nice work David! Woodworkers love overkill!

was just at kencraft yesterday. love going into their exotic wood area. finally purchased some Paduk