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An excellent video . Thanks & God bless you . Yacov from Israel

Congrats from Ireland on getting your new job. I like to see when nice things happen to nice people. Well done. I enjoy watching your videos keep up the good work.

You nailed it. Congratulations on your job. May you wield it well!

Congrats on the job!

Who made you some expert ? Blessings

Do what you're passionate about, and the people will either come, or they wont. Its like music, some folks like guns and roses and some folks think they are wannabes (except for slash of course :P).

This video moved too slow. My constructive advice is that you need a better plan for videos.

I'm sure the majority of your audience cares about woodworking. I'm not personally a woodworker, but I appreciate your mental health videos and watch each of them. So, I hope you continue!

Please don't change anything. I say that to say, what you are doing is important. It is the highest motivation to which a teacher can aspire. Serving others! I've loved all your videos and I love the mental health discussions. No one wants to admit they struggle mentally. I know I don't, but it sure is helpful to have some insight, that maybe, I was heading in an unhealthy direction mentally and how to course correct. Your videos are giving me that. Plus, I enjoy the woodworking!!

Everything you put out is wonderful. I enjoy whether it's woodworking, tool related, or mental health. Keeping going ❤

Loved it Glenn, another great episode. Praying for your job of choice to come in for you!!

Good luck with the job hunting. I’ve always liked that juice grove jig.

That’s easy

I dont like juice slots in my chopping boards, but I'm weird

A technique for getting around the lack of a table saw to make edges parallel is to rip the non-jointed edge on the band saw like you did then running the board through the planer on the jointed edge. I know a professional furniture maker that does this for all their boards even though he has a table saw.

This channel just gets better and better. Glenn, your presentation skills are so natural you make everything look easy, even though I know it's not!

Soon as you said 'macrocarpa,' I knew you had to be a Kiwi. :) Nice wood to work with, love the smell...

Is your video frame rate super low? I thought these were old videos, but they look recent. Seem a bit blurry/choppy. Content great, though.

Thanks for saving me money 👍

Really nice job. I think with just a few changes this could be made into a folding chair, which would be really useful.

Next workshop project.... Bandsaw outfeed support Great video chap, wonderful chair ❤

Thanks for another inspiring video. Love the table and chair project!

Ooh, time stamps, are they new? Awesome chair btw

cool little channel you have here dude

I always wondered what those fasteners were for and now I know

Another excellent, educational, and enjoyable video Glenn! You are inspiring to get in my workshop and build something.

excellent work

That top looks really good, well done mate!

The price for Odie’s Oil in NZ is almost double the price in the US. I use it on many projects and it does go a LONG way. Oh… the price has gone up about 20% in the past 18 months or so.

Im sorry but its not the manufacturer to blame for the cost of these oils etc, but the manufacturing costs have risen to create these oils have.

I am also about to be a grandad. This is a beautiful table

Have a play with making your own. I genuinely agree with you that a lot of finishes are outrageously expensive. But beeswax and regular timber oils are not. And they go a long way. Consider it. It’s a cool science along with making your own paint somewhere down the line

awesome stuff, wish i had some walnut. I do have some rustoleum ebony stain and some spray on poly for my next project

Just love the laid back, its going to be what it is going to be attitude

I learned all kinds of things on this video. Thank you, Glenn. Love it!

thats a beautiful piece of wood

Danke für's Einstellen

Hi, I have felt as you through the past years depressed, not useful and bringing upon my family difficulties not of their making. Thank you for being there and showing me I’m not alone.

Great lesson here that reflects great judgement. Thank you on delivering a great lesson for us all.

I concur with the commentors below or above, lol

You make the right decision 👏. I've been in the same situation and did what you just did. Definitely worth it!! Peace

I agree totally with you. Do not devalue your work.

Stanley started out in New Britain which is in Connecticut. They are quite the yanks. Leonard Bailey didn't work for Stanley either. Stanley bought him out. Stanley buys everyone out. It's what they do.

There are 2 sets of numbers on your honing guide, chisel projection and plane iron projection, you use them to set the angle. 25º is 50mm, 30º is 30mm projection. It makes it a lot easier and more consistent to set it up.

Stanley Yelnats. Who knows of him? Thanks for the history lesson.............Holes. Lol!!!

Deliberately making the wrong statement to obtain the correct answer is called Cunningham's law, so there could be method in your madness. Cunningham's Law states "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer."

Love it! ❤ 😊

Livin, after midnight, rockin, till the dawn! that's all I have to say.

Glenn, you’re the best! I’ve taught college for twenty+ years. I’ve learned the number one life skill is teachability. You have mastered that skill! Keep making videos!! Teaching is the quickest way to learn a subject to a high level.

I am in the US. I like the fact that my Stanley tools do come from the US but also have a connection with the UK and, by extension, New Zealand. Cheers