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you're not related to tom araya, are you?

I like mistakes at the begining of a project, rather than the end, especially because my projects usually have 3-4 iterations before I stop making mistakes...

What size drawer slides did you get? Do you have a link for them? Thank you so much. And great job!

I watched several videos from “established” TH-camrs, yours is clear, tutorial, and honest (I thought I was the only one who made mistakes).

Hi need to make on e6 feet in length, I checked your site, is there a cut list available? Thanks!!

Great video! Can you tell me what that shop apron is and where you got it? Thanks!

how much was the total cost?

enjoy cutting all those fibres every time you use it because it's literally just planks not endgrain

Love it!

A couple of suggestions, I've built a lot of sheds and houses. Use pressure treated plywood for the floor - 3/4 " thick. It stands up a lot better than OSB. Far stronger and can take a bit of water unlike OSB which is a sponge. Flashing tape the windows!

Currently making a bench for a breakfast nook, well two benches. The longer of the two will have a length of 53" which is a 50" span I'm thinking since it's indoor that 2×6 material should keep from bowing but I'm not sure. Lol any feedback welcome

Simple..😂,, nope

Nice! How much would you sell it for or charge a client to build that exact one?

great idea to make storage under washer and dryer, but what is the point of removable back?

Great job and beautiful looking bench! 😀👍

Love that you owned Brad mistake. Helpful for us

Nice work , Going start one next week , Hope my will turn out as good as yours ! ( New Sub ) Thanks . T / C Stay Cool 😎

What is the thickness of the boards. Great video.

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Hello having trouble pulling plans for the tall dresser can you send or attach to comments?

6:52 Eiiish! Want you to keep all your fingers my man!

Lmao Wen face planer. Ryobi miter saw And enter the Festool Domino cutter. Which tool do you suppose was sponsor supplied. 😂😂 (No offense bro...nice block😄👍) Nothin silkier than fine sanded & oil walnut.

I watched your video and turned on the CC because I could not understand what type of nails that you were using. You say that you are using breath nails. What are breath nails?

That dresser is really nice brother! Where did you get the soft close drawer slides

you call that simple??

link to the plans??

Is the best 👍👏👏

This bench is barely usable, wobbly GARBAGE! I know! Don't waste your money!

For the drawers I cut a rabbit on the fronts and backs and a dado on the sides. The dado is quarter inch inset if using half inch stock. Then the rabbit will fit the dado.

Looks great and I enjoy watching people work out of their garages! Super excited to view the rest of your work!

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽♥️♥️♥️🇮🇩😊

Grate job.

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This is great, Alex!

nice project..do you mind sharing the wood dimensions you used? it looks like a poplar wood, but just want to know the dimensions and wood type. i may want to replicate this project

Thank you for sharing. If You're really willing to share, THEN you need to share the measurements of your project. 😮🤔😠👎

Oh dam lol paint!

Nice piece. Practical, too. Thank you.

I use a dremal tool with a little cut off wheel then put plastic wood putty on sand it off paint

I would counter sink the nails back and if the aren't sunk on the inside who cars...mistakes are made. It happens.

Music is not necessary...like your fast style..

Great job what would something like this cost

Did I miss the part where you added the Tool Well?

For me it's beautifuly crafted

Never use wd40 unless it’s the dry lube version.

Very basic joinery should be easy for any beginner! Love the alder trim you added. Great accent!

Very nice.

Yeah man, you gotta put measurements in there.. and you didn’t even show how you attach the top bench part to the legs.🤷🏼

What were the measurements on the legs in cm? =)

I got it as well. I upgraded the hardware and made a few addons to help get as much space usage out of the drawers. All together still under $200.