It's gorgeous 😍😍

Wow, that's an amazing piece!

I'm not a carpenter but I love carpentry work and all its techniques. The aesthetic choices you've made are understandable, but I always believe that "less is more" ;) That's why laser engraving feels like a "plus"... don't get me wrong, please. I understand that your sponsor imposes, which is normal. Your videos, explanations, assumption of mistakes and calm voice, turn your channel into a source of entertainment. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing

Absolutely beautiful amazing work

Wow this lamp turned out amazing. You did an amazing job on it too the level of detail is outstanding

Looks good, but I would have filled the huge hole/knot on top with black resin. Looks weird now lol

Beautiful table great job

It turned out beautiful. Great job

I find it interesting that the grain flowed even after removing 1/8" for each cut.

Another gorgeous project!

Great video and project til you got the cnc machine out

Really a beautiful box, I like the contrasting colour patterns of the two tambour doors, well done! 😉👌

Johnny, this is incredible! The wood grain, knot, and engraving come together beautifully, making it truly unique. We can't wait to see how you incorporate laser cutting into future projects :)

Beautiful piece, and very cool laser!

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awesome work

Отличная работа мужик 👍👍👍

Just received my v2 sled and realized that my current blade is too thin to clear the registration key. What thickness blade are you using? Can I simply make a new key to match my thin kerf blade?

Très jolie lampe !

Veryj nice 👏 👏 👏 Thanks.

Hello, do you sell this product, what value would it have?

Splendid !

I am not sure if you are familiar with this person or not, however I think Murayama Shinichi was one of the first people to develop a technique for doing kumiko in 3d. I am not sure how his technique may vary from your own but you might be interested to do some more research into this individual.

Phenomenal work. After you rip the kumiko parts and cut the dados, id pass them through a drum sander though.

I'm watching this video, and the more I watch, the more I think. This is insane! Just needing to know all those pieces and angles is too much

Dude ... really love your work. I also enjoyed watching your body language and facial expressions as you go through each step. You don't have to tell me about the tension/stress in these steps as you go through something I'm not aware of anyone else having done. Then, the relief on your face and the release of tension in your body language as you realize it's all going to work. Great illustration in real life of the creative process and execution. Well done. Beautiful chandelier.

Why is the sled shipped with the runner on the wrong side? Why switch sides?

why must alway be someone ahead with an idea 😮 well done! watching the bending was nerve-wrecking, I would have died after that crack 😂

That was a beautiful and perfeckt name.. but do you know if its a he ore she?

4:13 next time consider wood splines. 💖🌞🌵😷

Hey Johnny. There's no need for me to tell you this, but now I just came by one of your shorts, and decided to tell you. - Some time ago one of your videos came up on my feed, and my girlfriend and I decided to watch it while eating dinner. Now it has become a daily thing for us to put on one of your videos every evening. I thought you deserved to know how much we appreciate your videos. So nice and calming! Thanks for sharing, and best of luck with your channel mate. 🌳

Very useful knot, also called a whipping.

Love this video….first time here…beautiful shape & pattern!!!!😊

You really went around the bend on that one.

Que trabalho incrível, parabéns

Dumb question.. thats hot water right?

tooth pics

Hi Johnny, very Nice Lantern. Only baterry pack on bottom should by covered🙈 I subscribe 👍

Beautiful

So much work with the kumiko and than you use double sided tape for the paper? Really?

Very nice project and tons of intricate details that most would be oblivious to when looking at it... instead of burning the wood try ebonizing it (just a thought not a critical thought just a thought). AND how have I not run across your channel before?! new subcriber

Excellent! Sometimes one doesn't even need infill pieces, the kumiko grid is nice on its own.

That's lit.

Although I'd seen the wood burning technique before, and was impressed by the idea of it, this particular use is a touch of creative genius. The use of it here lends the lantern a sense of timelessness, because it evokes a strong sense of age while the design and craftsmanship screams modernity. This is how putting a few sticks of wood together becomes high art. Bravo, Maestro!

Love this, Johnny. Beautiful piece. Burning the legs was a great choice. Thanks

This is an amaizng design, You did it well 👏👏

Hello, next time you could consider use for the wooddowels toothpicks or bigger schaschlick-sticks - always good to have them in the store as really mini dowels... ...AND yes, the planer is a wonderful tool :)

Just phenomenal work! Woodworking elevated to art. As others have commented or alluded - I was terrified when you did the bend. I also enjoyed the design change (much cleaner). So glad it worked out!

That is an amazing design. Love how simple it looks. Maybe try using a wooden toothpick instead of nails to secure the frame corners. Glad im subbed to your channel.

Good job adapting the cabinets to your needs. Looks good and if you are happy that is all that matters.