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Excellent work enjoyed the video😊

Great job Les.

I like the way you make things out of wood.

Looks beautiful!

Nice work.

that tool you use to spot if there is a nail on the wood, what is it called?

Glueing the drawer fronts. Genius. Never seen that before. Definitely using it in the future for these types of fronts

Do you have plans for that piece? I do mostly Greene and Greene and Stickly.

Well done, sir.

Did you do a rough cutout and then finish it up with a flush trim bit using the under mount sink as a guide? I was thinking about doing this. Did you get good results?

Beautiful! Love the design and the use of the recycled wood.

Love the reclaimed wood top.

What poly did you use and brush to apply???

Beautiful. Such a nice table.

Nice work.

Fantastic!

A property fitted and centered drawer front is a mark of craftsmanship. Excellent work!

Yeah, that's bullshit. Saying "don't remove your guards" while you remove your guards is hypocritical. Either lead by example or stop playing make believe. It was nonsense when Norm did it, it's nonsense when you do it.

Cant you use a steam iron for the first one? 😂

Completely agree about jigs. Accurately made, they make such a difference to the ease of building the final piece. The clock reminds me very much of Voysey. I made several versions of a Voysey clock with different columns configurations and with tempus fugit as the clock spacings. Then my wife and I went to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London (which is the Mecca for Arts and Crafts afficiandos) and saw an original Voysey. My copies are about 12” high (which I thought was in proportion); the original Voysey was over double the size. That shocked me.

thanks for sharing! Love the clock!

You make it look so easy!

Cool!

nice work

Beautiful

You are really an artist!

Absolutely beautiful work and great video. I really enjoyed watching you work.

Stunning craftsmanship! New subscriber here and I'm sure I will be for some time. Thanks form posting.

First of all Greene and Greene is my favorite style of furniture. Your craftsmanship certainly showed on this build! Absolutely enjoyed every second of this build!

A wonderful Cabinet. I love to look so Profi Woodworking. I have one Question: wich wood is this in the Door (Paneels). Greetings from Vienna, Reini

Absolutely beautiful, you sir are a true craftsman. Love the spalted doors and drawers.

Very nicely done Les! Great skills! Great wood choices!

Nice work

Very nice work. Well done, sir!

What an absolute masterpiece, wish I could make furniture like that.❤❤ That’s totally amazing work.

Great to find a new craftsman... Your work is highly detailed and creative unfortunately I couldn't hear your explanations. Be helpful with a clip-on mic. Loved the finished piece... Something we never see here in Australia.

Superb!!

Bravissimo 👏👏👏 Gran bel lavoro 👍👍👍

Love the Green and Green pegs.

I love this , I'm partial to this style and you did a great job on it ! The only thing I didn't like is the door rattle which can be easily remedied with some shims behind the panel. It's beautiful !

Excellent work.

Bravo 👏

Nice work!

Fantastic build. Lots of good little tidbits to use watching the process and beautiful pieces too.

I am a sucker for anything Arts and Crafts. Our home is full of Arts and Crafts details, frames, table lamps and furniture. All the 2nd fix woodwork plus many doors are shop made out of European oak. As I sit here, I’m looking at a cherry bookcase with many Greene and Greene details - again made in my shop. My wife and I spend many happy days visiting authentic Arts and Crafts houses here in England. Skill is universal whilst taste is personal. So, personally, I would have stayed with cherry for the drawer fronts; but I particularly like the shaped drawer fronts. Many of my pieces feature the cloud detail but I have to admit that I had not thought of using it for drawer or door fronts - that will be on my next A&C. Again, no criticism intended or implied but a few “differences”. When I made my bookcase, I could use a Morticer. Now, my body won’t let me and so, I go with dominoes. I make the plug holes either on a morticer (just a couple at a time before I have to give up) or the square hole punch by Veritas. I use either ebony or bog oak for my plugs. Clearly, neither Greene and Greene or Morris or Gordon Russell or Barnsley or whoever used poly varnish. I don’t know about G&G, but looking at detail at my originals, I think it probable it was a shellac sanding sealer and then paste wax. Like most woodworkers, I don’t have a dedicated finishing room. So, I want a finish which cures quickly so that I can reclaim my bench and prevent dust contamination plus, ideally, needing only one coat. So, I now use 2 pack hard wax oil. Late last year, the Wood Whisperer published a YT video reviewing 2 pack HWO. Well worth a look. His overall winner was Natura Onecoat. I had never tried it - not yet over here in the UK - but they were kind enough to send me a sample. Love it. One coat gives a durable mid-level sheen and, within an hour of applying, I can carefully move the piece to one side. It does cost more per can but a little goes a long, long way. The makers say over 55 square metres per litre. I think that’s an underestimate. This week, I finished a half moon table and used only 125ml for both sides of the top. I’d really recommend you trying it out. I’ve subscribed to your channel and excited to see what you build next

Beautiful

This came out absolutely amazing. Great work. Subscribed!

Stunning !

Outstanding work. You inspire us mere mortals.

Hi. Beautiful design and execution on this piece. Is it your own design or from plans? I always enjoy seeing fellow woodworkers using tools I use! It somehow lends credence to my decision to buy THAT tool. I believe we have the same router, orbital sander and band saw. As an aside, yours may be the first workbench I have seen made from cherry.