I agree. I just found your channel and I'm sad to see there aren't more videos coming out. We want more! If you stick in there, your channel will explode eventually. Not anyone can do it, but I think you can.
Life is busy, family, work... blah blah. But what about me!? Maybe YTB isn't worth your time and effort, but you're leaving us hanging my friend. Seriously, I dig your content. Hope all is well.
I sure wish you stuck with videos. You have the potential and are a natural. Don’t get frustrated in subs in under a year. It takes consistency in releases and we’ll come. Hope to see more.
Awesome Blake, table top is looking great! We’re thinking of building a round oak dining table too so I’m looking forward to seeing yours mate for inspo 👊🏻😍
They are complete but no video... Sad, I know. I got to excited and I just wanted to enjoy some shop time without the camera. Hoping to make some more videos soon.
Your welcome Matthew! Not to worry about buying hardwood at HD when starting off. It's a great place to start but go check out some hardwood dealers now! The community is very welcoming and I'm sure someone will show you around.
Just found your channel when researching small shop layouts and love the shop build series. Thank you for sharing! Do you post project photos or updates?
Hi Chris! Thanks for following along. I haven't been too active on the socials as of late... Life has been hectic BUT I've done some side jobs and I'm starting a few more right now. Currently building an outfeed table for the tablesaw. I'm hoping to start more videos soon. Check me out on instagram in the meantime.
Just checked them out! I've heard that some people buy hardwood online... that seems weird but I wonder if they would ship. Might be cheaper than our prices out West where there is zero hardwood!
Thank you! I'm loving the machine. I was having issues while jointing at first. I kept getting a bow as the infeed was running slightly uphill to the outfeed. I spent a night getting them coplanar and no issues since. As for the guard... I really should and will when face jointing. It's just hard to get used to it. BUT when edge jointing I really don't see the point with the euro guards. I slide the fence over to only expose a little on the edge and find it's safer to have it out of the way than sticking out past the unit. In the end the same amount is exposed as what would be exposed with the locked euro guard. Maybe I'm missing something when it comes to the euro guards and edge jointing...?
@@BlakePizzey not really sure, as I am in Canada, and bought the A3-41, for space saving. But from everything I had read and watched seems the people in Europe etc, always use the guard jointing or planing. I know Bent’s woodworking has one as well and has done a couple videos on it. Worth the time to watch his reviews.
Actully you do not need to be a big account to buy from a hardwood distributor in your area. Most of them are happy to sell you 200 bf or even 50 bf of material at a time. I've got a retail use and sales tax id. I deal with 2 places I can buy rough cut wood from. You can turn your hobby into a profitable side job or even a full time business. You just have to find out what items people in your area are in the market for. Ikea finiture is OK for a few years but once it put togather its not ment to be moved. Real wood items stand up to the test of time. You have a nice shop with professional equipment people who do woodworking all the time as a job dont have that nice of equipment. Your day job must pay good. You are miles ahead of a lot of guys. Now make that money work for you. You see the old guy busting his ass to sell stuff using older broken down equipment but he has the skills to use it And makes some decent stuff. And guys like you with 15 to 20k worth of tools who don't use them all the time. Im kinda guilty of it myself. Id say knock out a set of kitchen cabnits But thats not where the money is making fine finiture that will outlast you might be with the right clients. You can make money, you just need to figure out on what items.
2022 has been hectic! My family and I have been working through some big changes and I've got many things on the go in my free time... Preparing for a marathon and working towards my professional engineering designation. Hoping to make more videos soon!
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You ain’t got no legs, Lt. Dan.
I think this comment needs to be pinned. Thanks for watching till the end!!
Blake, you haven't put out a video since this one. Hoping you aren't discouraged. Keep up the great work!
I agree. I just found your channel and I'm sad to see there aren't more videos coming out. We want more! If you stick in there, your channel will explode eventually. Not anyone can do it, but I think you can.
Thanks guys! Summer is crazy busy but I'm hoping I can get back to it this fall. I love making videos.
@@BlakePizzey subscribed. Looking forward to it!
I really enjoyed this dude, and you advice was spot on. 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Thanks Nick! Yewwwwww!
Life is busy, family, work... blah blah. But what about me!? Maybe YTB isn't worth your time and effort, but you're leaving us hanging my friend. Seriously, I dig your content. Hope all is well.
lol thanks Bill. Hoping to have some time cleared up at the end of April to get back into things.
I sure wish you stuck with videos. You have the potential and are a natural. Don’t get frustrated in subs in under a year. It takes consistency in releases and we’ll come. Hope to see more.
Thank you! I've been wanting to make more. Life got a little hectic in 2022 but catching up to things now.
Man, your videos were great.
Thank you! Planning on starting another video shortly.
I really enjoyed your videos. Too bad no videos lately.
Just found your channel. Good videos. Nice workshop. Beautiful family! You are doing a lot of things right.
Thanks so much!
You're back! Yay!
You know it! Plan to keep cranking them out!
Awesome Blake, table top is looking great! We’re thinking of building a round oak dining table too so I’m looking forward to seeing yours mate for inspo 👊🏻😍
We'll shoot... Maybe I should put these legs on hold and see what you come up with first!
Nice work on the tabletop, and congrats on 1k!
Thanks John!
Really nice Blake! Great job. You're video style and quality are exemplary. 💪💪💪
Hi Jay! Thanks for the kind words. I love editing just as much as building and I'm glad it's showing :)
Great video. What about the legs?!
They are complete but no video... Sad, I know. I got to excited and I just wanted to enjoy some shop time without the camera. Hoping to make some more videos soon.
Congrats on hitting 1,000!
Thanks Greg! Now I'm rolling in the dough..... Lol not quite but very rewarding to hit.
@@BlakePizzey Something is better than nothing and it's a good milestone to hit
Great tips in this video. I like how approachable your videos are, Blake. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks for the tips. I've just been making small projects and have been paying a premium at home depot.
Your welcome Matthew! Not to worry about buying hardwood at HD when starting off. It's a great place to start but go check out some hardwood dealers now! The community is very welcoming and I'm sure someone will show you around.
Hi again from the One Handed Maker.
Good advice thanks.
Wood in Australia has become stupid expensive!
Regards James from Australia.
Softwood is out of control here. Hardwood has increased but not at the same rate as SPF.
Nice work so far.
Thanks Tom!
Just found your channel when researching small shop layouts and love the shop build series. Thank you for sharing! Do you post project photos or updates?
Hi Chris! Thanks for following along. I haven't been too active on the socials as of late... Life has been hectic BUT I've done some side jobs and I'm starting a few more right now. Currently building an outfeed table for the tablesaw. I'm hoping to start more videos soon. Check me out on instagram in the meantime.
great video! I recently bought some maple from Todd, he is a good dude. the table top looks amazing.
Yes, I was impressed! Quick service and better pricing than anything I could find.
Amazing video.
🙏
Can’t wait for your next vidéo
Thanks Stephane! I tried a different ending there lol. Trying to keep viewers till the end and will link to the next video for a quick click.
century mill out of stoufville has a huge selection of wood they also have a smaller store here in london.
Just checked them out! I've heard that some people buy hardwood online... that seems weird but I wonder if they would ship. Might be cheaper than our prices out West where there is zero hardwood!
Great video. How do you like the hammer a3-31? Why do you not use the jointer guard?
Thank you! I'm loving the machine. I was having issues while jointing at first. I kept getting a bow as the infeed was running slightly uphill to the outfeed. I spent a night getting them coplanar and no issues since.
As for the guard... I really should and will when face jointing. It's just hard to get used to it. BUT when edge jointing I really don't see the point with the euro guards. I slide the fence over to only expose a little on the edge and find it's safer to have it out of the way than sticking out past the unit. In the end the same amount is exposed as what would be exposed with the locked euro guard. Maybe I'm missing something when it comes to the euro guards and edge jointing...?
@@BlakePizzey not really sure, as I am in Canada, and bought the A3-41, for space saving. But from everything I had read and watched seems the people in Europe etc, always use the guard jointing or planing. I know Bent’s woodworking has one as well and has done a couple videos on it. Worth the time to watch his reviews.
You need a boom arm! Great video
Yes I do! Maybe not quite as big as yours lol but it's on the list.
Yay Todd!
Actully you do not need to be a big account to buy from a hardwood distributor in your area.
Most of them are happy to sell you 200 bf or even 50 bf of material at a time.
I've got a retail use and sales tax id.
I deal with 2 places I can buy rough cut wood from. You can turn your hobby into a profitable side job or even a full time business.
You just have to find out what items people in your area are in the market for.
Ikea finiture is OK for a few years but once it put togather its not ment to be moved. Real wood items stand up to the test of time.
You have a nice shop with professional equipment people who do woodworking all the time as a job dont have that nice of equipment. Your day job must pay good.
You are miles ahead of a lot of guys.
Now make that money work for you.
You see the old guy busting his ass to sell stuff using older broken down equipment but he has the skills to use it
And makes some decent stuff.
And guys like you with 15 to 20k worth of tools who don't use them all the time.
Im kinda guilty of it myself.
Id say knock out a set of kitchen cabnits
But thats not where the money is making fine finiture that will outlast you might be with the right clients.
You can make money, you just need to figure out on what items.
Good tips! Hope to make more and more furniture but life is busy... I'll get there!
Why u stop posting content?
2022 has been hectic! My family and I have been working through some big changes and I've got many things on the go in my free time... Preparing for a marathon and working towards my professional engineering designation. Hoping to make more videos soon!