Wonderful build... and for those wondering about the plans, stop over-thinking and get a set now. You'll have no regrats..er, regrets. I've built a few from their plans and was able to easily extrapolate what I learned into some additional furniture custom to me.
Appreciate the kind...and unprovoked...endorsement of the plans/courses. I can understand how people might be skeptical when it's me talking about "how great they are", so it's awesome to have actual customers chime in. Your check is in the mail. Just kidding...again. unprovoked :)
Chris, the care you guys take in each build (and the humour and humility you show and frankly, wear on your sleeve at all times) makes each of these videos an absolute treat to watch. Some of the things I have learnt and applied without even thinking about it, I can often attribute to something I have seen in one of your videos.
Hey Shane...appreciate that. It's funny. We just put out a new "woodworking tips" video this morning, and my bonus tip was to "Stop watching tips videos and go watch some projects". The sentiment was similar to what you mentioned. All project videos have plenty of tips in them...and seeing them within the context of actually building something is way more impactful than just collecting random tips. I don't know if people will take that tip...but I tried :)
As someone who has also taken college courses and have a degree in industrial design, you are 100% correct in saying your content is far more informative than anything I learned in school! Great content!
Went to vo-tech for residential carpentry, grade 10-12. Really fell out of love with it because framing cookie cutter houses wasn't what I really wanted to do for a career. Now, many years later, your videos and that delightful random philosophic rambling you do got me falling back in love with the craft on a hobby level. Thank you guys so much, I will definitely be checking out your templates if there's an idea there that my Mennonite buddies can't provide on their own,
In 46 years of experience I’ve used your technique to cut joinery more times than I can count. It’s a good procedure that insures accuracy. Enjoy your work.
I used your course for my coffee table, and I can say that they are really easy to follow and are well made. It is very afforadble and well explained. Thanks for making these. Prochain plan, the bed is on my list
Wow, dude. No lie but seeing the finished product gave me goosebumps. Excellent job that is a beautiful, beautiful piece and my mind is made up. I’m going to buy this plan and hope that it comes out half as good as yours.
Concerning your comment on the cost of your courses. Knowledge is priceless! I went to school for 40 years. (13 years of post Doctoral while working full time). My Dad always said “knowledge is something no one can take from you”. He was right. Learn all you can, please. Thanks Guys!
It’s a privilege to watch you work. And your voice is easy to listen to - even the ad and the discussion about the price of the plans - anyone watching this video understands the value!
Amazing! I’m not a woodworker, I watched a few of your videos to give myself an idea of how competent I would be at a particular job or project based on my current skills & equipment. I therefore have no “built in” opinions, correct methodology or critiques. I do have extensive experience in viewing You Tube instruction videos. So here’s my two cents: You guys should make “How to make How to make Videos “ 😊 Your videos contain the correct ratio of images to tasks. i.e. No sped up footage of 25 nails being hammered etc Your voiceovers, as stated by other viewers, are calm, rational & seperate facts from opinions without bias or judgement of other’s preferences. You’re dry humour is well executed and integrated without detracting from the task at hand. Possibly one of the best examples of Videos That Tick All The Boxes I’ve seen on the internet. It’s like watching the Love Children of Jamie Hyneman & Adam Savage build things, and I mean that as a sincere compliment. Thanks for what you do, you’re good at it. 😊👍🙏❤️
The main reason I like watching your videos isn't the project in itself.... It's, you.... And what I mean by that is, I like how humble you are and I like how, yes you are selling something but you don't act like a salesman. You give complete and total freedom of choice to your viewers, and that is something very rare these days on TH-cam. And, (definitely not a side note) of course your furniture is absolutely out of this world beautiful.... So, Thank you I 100% appreciate that, and I love watching you work. Your level of craftsmanship is insane good, very entertaining to watch. So, thank you for that also. Take care, stay safe out there. ~Jonny5🥁
Hi guys, I want to thank you to put every mesure in metric. I’m from France and I’ve been watching you guys for quite some times now. And this little détail goes a long way for me. So thank you, for that, obviously but also for your amazing content.
Glad you mentioned all the toe comments. That was my only issue with this beautiful bed frame. GREAT comment on stance! Alas, bashing toes is a deal breaker. Thank you, but still looking.
You guys are truly incredible at the craft and what you design / create. I just bought your course for the matching nightstands and absolutely love it. Very well done. One follow up on this video I was wondering.. At about 12:00 you mentioned you can use biscuits to join the 7 pieces together. Are these truly strong to hold together for a bed? Dowels/tenons/dominos make total sense. I would think the thin and shallow size of the biscuits wouldn’t hold for very long. Especially when you know 😉 ….. all of your pets decide to jump on your bed at nighttime and add some extra weight to the bed.
I really like your clean, simple designs! I see your vision in each and every one. Like a Monet or a Rembrandt, you have a "style", and I like it, I like it a lot!
I am NOT a woodworker - not even close. But I love your videos specifically for the narrative! Please don’t stop telling your stories! They are the BEST!!! I actually don’t understand anything you do, 😂 but I watch just for your voiceovers! Hi Delores! 👋
Solid work. Your build is so clean. I love how confident you are in you plans and you tell people how much work they are to prepare. I can imagine the video takes forever to prepare too. Really Really impressive
I started following your channel when you built the plywood platform bed, and yes, I built it. I just purchased the Longview dining table plans a couple days ago, and now you post this one…my wife is going to hate me :) keep em coming!
Man, first i thought that "Ishitani furniture" is the best one, probably it is amongst Asian carpenters. You are the top for me in USA :). This bed looks great, the design is perfect. Keep doing your stuff, your aproach in terms of details is maybe exaggerated but the result is on point. You've definitely inspered me, thanks!
Nylon strap on the slats so you can just roll them up when you eventually move to a different room or house. Soldering iron makes nice holes in nylon or you can blowtorch a sacrificial 8 penny nail as a hot hole punch thingy. I couldn't personally risk my titanium ankle, but I love the design and I think you are exactly correct about "the stance." Beautiful Work Is Beautiful. 👍🏼
Oh, that’s just so aesthetically pleasing to watch, that it just doesn’t really matter how much you charge for the stuff. When I get the tools and space for it, I just want it ❤
Can’t stop watching your videos since I discovered the channel. Love it! I don’t even have the tools to make such beautiful furniture. But I really enjoy to see how you make it. A big thumbs up for every video! And also thanks for the metric sizes. Don’t you ever consider to use it too? To me it feels way way more easy. But I am biased of course.
I had a similar "make it low" requirement when I made a double bed a while ago. Rather than add support under the centre rail I went with steel C channel (the smallest I could get) as nobody would ever see it. It worked perfectly with no perceptible sag and leaves plenty space for under bed storage.
I would pay 1000 bajillion dollars to make something with you. I just don't have that many dollars. Thank you for continuing to be such an inspiration and for making me love what I do in the shop.
CHRIS!! Please make a spider table plan for Cam at Blacktail. But like, mad dove tails and half laps. Love both you guys. Really would like to watch him make something that isn’t epoxy!! 😳
Thank you for the stance talk, even for me I wouldn't notice that but I would notice thats its not right, that's why I appreciate your design and your eye for it so much. Great build.
I have to confess that your designs are not to my personal aesthetic tastes, but I find your design and build processes fascinating and love the care you put into every stage of the process, so I subscribed. I've never been disappointed--you are clearly talented individuals!
The production quality of your videos is truly impressive sir, my appreciation of them is what’s prompted this message. After recently stumbling upon your channel, I can honestly say that the production value I’ve seen is equaled only by the innovative and progressive designs you seem to consistently produce. It’s been refreshing ( a truly annoying saying incidentally) for me to see such commitment to detail/quality. Full disclosure, I was never a fan of the style of furniture you create/design, which in truth means absolutely nothing. Regardless, I still appreciate & marvel at your attention to detail, the beauty/fluidity of your art and the masterful craftsmanship you humbly & consistently display (despite your self-deprecating notions to the contrary). I suppose I’m writing this to simply offer my (unsolicited) admiration and congratulations to you sir along with my hope that the levels of support you receive are emblematic & reflective of your attention to detail and the innovation shown in the art you produce. All the best.
wow this is a beautiful bed - I'm going to look into proper plans as soon as I have a guest room since it is such a great design and looks reasonable to build with my skillset
I love this bed design and after a few videos I would definitely be comfortable paying for a course.. That is, once I saved up enough for supplies. Thanks for the videos!
I discovered your channel some days ago and it was "love at first sight". I love that there is now yelling and crazy music, and all that. What it is, is your voices, pleasant I may say, describing step by step what you do and why, and all other stof and details, in a way so even I can follow all the way. I am not a woodworker, but I'm considering very much to become one, at list as a hobby. Maybe. I hope. I know is not that easy, nothing is, but for now it is very relaxing watching you, and is like allmost smelling the fresh wood cut, if it makes any sens 🤔 Anyway, I don't know what the future brings, but I know for sure that you guys are very talented at making furniture and telling others how to do it. You don't have to ask ME to subscribe 😉
Incorporating tips and tricks, during construction, is really helpful. I really like the angles in your designs, you guys take a lot of the guesswork out of making those cuts. Thanks
Wish I had the shop and the tools and the skills to do this. I think you’re spot on. Completing something like this is very enriching to the soul, I’m sure.
Do you guys use sharpies because they show up better on video? Or would you use them even if you weren't filming? I'd be worried about ink bleeding into my wood grain
I can't help but notice Jonathan Katz-Moses is a patron of yours. I'm also suspicious that putting him at the bottom of the list was intentional. Love your work, your videos, and your humility!
I’m glad I watched the video before I made my toe-stubbing comment. I’m still making it but I’m acknowledging that you mentioned it in the video. And I DO like the way it looks. My recommendation would be to put LED bed lights under the bed, so you have a fighting chance at night. These kits are available for under $20 on amazon and really are very helpful, they have a motion sensor and an adjustable timer for how quickly they turn back off. We have one in our bathroom too. 👍🏻
Great tutorial, very helpful! 👍 I’m curious, what type of finish did you use for this project? I’d love to achieve a similar result on my own project. Thanks in advance for the reply! 😊
Hey Chris! In my country $90-110 is like the whole pile of woods for this bed and yet too much for the plans. But I know it worth every penny you ask for it. Some people just don't appreciate (and they don't have to) the amount of effort, time and all that. They tend to take everything on the internet for granted, they just want it for free. Im hoping things will look up and I'm gonna be able to afford your plans and you will stop complainig about your own insecutiry)) I dont think of the US as of the country filled with billionaires but c'mon a working day for minimum wage will do. As in my place it takes a month, so... P.S. That's hell of the bed! Keep it up!
I would like to share a tip that helps to prevent stubbed toes. Buy pool noodles, preferably the brightly colored ones so they are visible. Cut them to size then lengthwise and tie them with zip ties to the bed's legs and voila! You get to keep the great-looking bed design and your toenails too! Win-win. Alternately, you can tie the pool noodles to your toes.
Wonderful build... and for those wondering about the plans, stop over-thinking and get a set now. You'll have no regrats..er, regrets. I've built a few from their plans and was able to easily extrapolate what I learned into some additional furniture custom to me.
100% agree! I have used the knowledge from the plans I have purchased to build other items and they came out better for it!
Awesome to know! thanks for sharing
Appreciate the kind...and unprovoked...endorsement of the plans/courses. I can understand how people might be skeptical when it's me talking about "how great they are", so it's awesome to have actual customers chime in. Your check is in the mail. Just kidding...again. unprovoked :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture must not resist... please send help... I am not a robot ...
No ragrets
As someone who works in audio I gotta say... Your voice overs are some of the cleanest on TH-cam. And I appreciate the effort you put into them.
Chris, the care you guys take in each build (and the humour and humility you show and frankly, wear on your sleeve at all times) makes each of these videos an absolute treat to watch. Some of the things I have learnt and applied without even thinking about it, I can often attribute to something I have seen in one of your videos.
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Hey Shane...appreciate that. It's funny. We just put out a new "woodworking tips" video this morning, and my bonus tip was to "Stop watching tips videos and go watch some projects". The sentiment was similar to what you mentioned. All project videos have plenty of tips in them...and seeing them within the context of actually building something is way more impactful than just collecting random tips. I don't know if people will take that tip...but I tried :)
As someone who has also taken college courses and have a degree in industrial design, you are 100% correct in saying your content is far more informative than anything I learned in school! Great content!
Went to vo-tech for residential carpentry, grade 10-12. Really fell out of love with it because framing cookie cutter houses wasn't what I really wanted to do for a career. Now, many years later, your videos and that delightful random philosophic rambling you do got me falling back in love with the craft on a hobby level. Thank you guys so much, I will definitely be checking out your templates if there's an idea there that my Mennonite buddies can't provide on their own,
Massachusetts?
In 46 years of experience I’ve used your technique to cut joinery more times than I can count. It’s a good procedure that insures accuracy. Enjoy your work.
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Very clean, minimalist and at the same time, very modern and elegant.
I used your course for my coffee table, and I can say that they are really easy to follow and are well made. It is very afforadble and well explained. Thanks for making these. Prochain plan, the bed is on my list
Wow, dude. No lie but seeing the finished product gave me goosebumps. Excellent job that is a beautiful, beautiful piece and my mind is made up. I’m going to buy this plan and hope that it comes out half as good as yours.
Concerning your comment on the cost of your courses. Knowledge is priceless!
I went to school for 40 years. (13 years of post Doctoral while working full time). My Dad always said “knowledge is something no one can take from you”. He was right. Learn all you can, please. Thanks Guys!
Again an amazing lesson of woodworking, and I really appreciate the metric measurements added, it's something small but really helpful 👍🏼
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Glad it was helpful!
It’s a privilege to watch you work. And your voice is easy to listen to - even the ad and the discussion about the price of the plans - anyone watching this video understands the value!
Excellent, this will be a project for my 16 yo son and I!
What a cool dad.👍
Amazing!
I’m not a woodworker, I watched a few of your videos to give myself an idea of how competent I would be at a particular job or project based on my current skills & equipment.
I therefore have no “built in” opinions, correct methodology or critiques. I do have extensive experience in viewing You Tube instruction videos.
So here’s my two cents:
You guys should make “How to make How to make Videos “ 😊
Your videos contain the correct ratio of images to tasks. i.e. No sped up footage of 25 nails being hammered etc
Your voiceovers, as stated by other viewers, are calm, rational & seperate facts from opinions without bias or judgement of other’s preferences.
You’re dry humour is well executed and integrated without detracting from the task at hand.
Possibly one of the best examples of Videos That Tick All The Boxes I’ve seen on the internet.
It’s like watching the Love Children of Jamie Hyneman & Adam Savage build things, and I mean that as a sincere compliment.
Thanks for what you do, you’re good at it.
😊👍🙏❤️
The main reason I like watching your videos isn't the project in itself.... It's, you....
And what I mean by that is,
I like how humble you are and I like how, yes you are selling something but you don't act like a salesman. You give complete and total freedom of choice to your viewers, and that is something very rare these days on TH-cam.
And, (definitely not a side note) of course your furniture is absolutely out of this world beautiful....
So, Thank you
I 100% appreciate that, and I love watching you work. Your level of craftsmanship is insane good, very entertaining to watch.
So, thank you for that also.
Take care, stay safe out there.
~Jonny5🥁
Hi guys, I want to thank you to put every mesure in metric. I’m from France and I’ve been watching you guys for quite some times now. And this little détail goes a long way for me. So thank you, for that, obviously but also for your amazing content.
Really nice, Chris. No disparaging remarks, just a genuine compliment.
Bill
Yes!!! For the love of all that is good- finally some metric conversions for everyone else in the world to follow! Thanks guys! Love your work!!!
The bed is very beautiful. I like its lightness and serenity!
Glad you mentioned all the toe comments. That was my only issue with this beautiful bed frame. GREAT comment on stance! Alas, bashing toes is a deal breaker.
Thank you, but still looking.
You guys are truly incredible at the craft and what you design / create. I just bought your course for the matching nightstands and absolutely love it. Very well done.
One follow up on this video I was wondering.. At about 12:00 you mentioned you can use biscuits to join the 7 pieces together. Are these truly strong to hold together for a bed? Dowels/tenons/dominos make total sense. I would think the thin and shallow size of the biscuits wouldn’t hold for very long. Especially when you know 😉 ….. all of your pets decide to jump on your bed at nighttime and add some extra weight to the bed.
I always like your builds. But I think what I like even more is your style of narration. Good job, guys!
I really like your clean, simple designs! I see your vision in each and every one. Like a Monet or a Rembrandt, you have a "style", and I like it, I like it a lot!
I am NOT a woodworker - not even close. But I love your videos specifically for the narrative! Please don’t stop telling your stories! They are the BEST!!! I actually don’t understand anything you do, 😂 but I watch just for your voiceovers! Hi Delores! 👋
So grateful for the metric measuring system,means a lot,it gets hard trying to really imagine when I hear a ¼inch lol
Solid work. Your build is so clean. I love how confident you are in you plans and you tell people how much work they are to prepare. I can imagine the video takes forever to prepare too. Really Really impressive
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I started following your channel when you built the plywood platform bed, and yes, I built it. I just purchased the Longview dining table plans a couple days ago, and now you post this one…my wife is going to hate me :) keep em coming!
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Man, first i thought that "Ishitani furniture" is the best one, probably it is amongst Asian carpenters. You are the top for me in USA :). This bed looks great, the design is perfect. Keep doing your stuff, your aproach in terms of details is maybe exaggerated but the result is on point. You've definitely inspered me, thanks!
Always such a pleasure to watch the transformation of raw material into a piece of functional art.
I like the way you made the jig to cut the tapers on the legs. Very good explanation, even though I do not need to make a bed.
Nylon strap on the slats so you can just roll them up when you eventually move to a different room or house. Soldering iron makes nice holes in nylon or you can blowtorch a sacrificial 8 penny nail as a hot hole punch thingy.
I couldn't personally risk my titanium ankle, but I love the design and I think you are exactly correct about "the stance." Beautiful Work Is Beautiful. 👍🏼
Oh, that’s just so aesthetically pleasing to watch, that it just doesn’t really matter how much you charge for the stuff. When I get the tools and space for it, I just want it ❤
Can’t stop watching your videos since I discovered the channel. Love it! I don’t even have the tools to make such beautiful furniture. But I really enjoy to see how you make it. A big thumbs up for every video! And also thanks for the metric sizes. Don’t you ever consider to use it too? To me it feels way way more easy. But I am biased of course.
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Super cool design, guys. Like the choice of white oak with natural finish.
Such an elegant design and your tutorial was awesome. But your voice is soft and calming it’s made me sleepy so thanks for sharing and good night
That is beyond beautiful, anyone can slap an IKEA bed together, but it takes something else to make one with such detail and dedication. Amazing work
I REALLY appreciate the metrics units showing up.
I had a similar "make it low" requirement when I made a double bed a while ago. Rather than add support under the centre rail I went with steel C channel (the smallest I could get) as nobody would ever see it. It worked perfectly with no perceptible sag and leaves plenty space for under bed storage.
that's good, cause one wooden support will not work for a king.
That bed will sag in the middle after a while, they tested it with supports under the center rail.
I would pay 1000 bajillion dollars to make something with you. I just don't have that many dollars. Thank you for continuing to be such an inspiration and for making me love what I do in the shop.
CHRIS!! Please make a spider table plan for Cam at Blacktail. But like, mad dove tails and half laps. Love both you guys. Really would like to watch him make something that isn’t epoxy!! 😳
I love how you starter to convert your measurements to the metric system :D
Keep up the good work :)
Great design Chris. The level of detail is perfect and much appreciated. You are a good teacher
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Woah getting sponsored by American Home Shield! Thats a huge win!
Thank you for the stance talk, even for me I wouldn't notice that but I would notice thats its not right, that's why I appreciate your design and your eye for it so much. Great build.
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Your videos are amazing. Super informative, easy to follow, visuals on point, voiceover on point. Easy sub
As a danish woodworker i love the metric conversion in the upper corner. as well as the woodworking of course :)
I have to confess that your designs are not to my personal aesthetic tastes, but I find your design and build processes fascinating and love the care you put into every stage of the process, so I subscribed. I've never been disappointed--you are clearly talented individuals!
Another great project, design, execution. A clean and beautiful one; nothing misses, nothing in excess. An object made to last forever.
That toe bit and design was hilarious! Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the metric conversion. It’s much appreciated.
Geez, that frame is nice. I’ve been using that bridge technique for years. In fact, I used today.
Thanks for showing some of the measures in mm!! But way there is no more music? It was great to watch the videos with it!
The production quality of your videos is truly impressive sir, my appreciation of them is what’s prompted this message. After recently stumbling upon your channel, I can honestly say that the production value I’ve seen is equaled only by the innovative and progressive designs you seem to consistently produce. It’s been refreshing ( a truly annoying saying incidentally) for me to see such commitment to detail/quality.
Full disclosure, I was never a fan of the style of furniture you create/design, which in truth means absolutely nothing.
Regardless, I still appreciate & marvel at your attention to detail, the beauty/fluidity of your art and the masterful craftsmanship you humbly & consistently display (despite your self-deprecating notions to the contrary).
I suppose I’m writing this to simply offer my (unsolicited) admiration and congratulations to you sir along with my hope that the levels of support you receive are emblematic & reflective of your attention to detail and the innovation shown in the art you produce.
All the best.
Beautiful design
Absolutely beautiful design. You’re right the stance makes it so much better. Fantastic work as always
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Unreal. I love the evolution of your design!
I am not a carpenter, but I really enjoy watching you build and I love your philosophy ❤
Glad you enjoy it! Appreciate that.
I'm not even a woodworker but I love this bed. Video quality and tempo are awesome. Good stuff.
awesome! i like the fact you script the mm in the corner to let non-empirial-guys know what your sizes are!
wow this is a beautiful bed - I'm going to look into proper plans as soon as I have a guest room since it is such a great design and looks reasonable to build with my skillset
Beautiful BEAUTIFUL piece of furniture. Totally loved it!
I'm gonna procrastinate a lot with your videos.
I think your work is of the absolute highest quality. I look forward to getting some of your courses and learning from you. THANK YOU SIR!
Thanks , I thought it was ALWAYS a carb issue , mine sounds like that now ! No down time , no $ on labour for service repair !
I love this bed design and after a few videos I would definitely be comfortable paying for a course.. That is, once I saved up enough for supplies. Thanks for the videos!
I discovered your channel some days ago and it was "love at first sight". I love that there is now yelling and crazy music, and all that. What it is, is your voices, pleasant I may say, describing step by step what you do and why, and all other stof and details, in a way so even I can follow all the way. I am not a woodworker, but I'm considering very much to become one, at list as a hobby. Maybe. I hope. I know is not that easy, nothing is, but for now it is very relaxing watching you, and is like allmost smelling the fresh wood cut, if it makes any sens 🤔
Anyway, I don't know what the future brings, but I know for sure that you guys are very talented at making furniture and telling others how to do it.
You don't have to ask ME to subscribe 😉
Incorporating tips and tricks, during construction, is really helpful. I really like the angles in your designs, you guys take a lot of the guesswork out of making those cuts. Thanks
It deserve 5 stars ... not only Like .... very professional job ...awesome design, concept and finishing .. Love it ... thanks dear * * * * *
Nice nice nice - love the design, the oak material and the plans
Thank you for adding the Metric measurements.
Wish I had the shop and the tools and the skills to do this. I think you’re spot on. Completing something like this is very enriching to the soul, I’m sure.
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Thank you so much for the metric annotations!
Fanatic video!! Thankful for sharing your time and knowledge.
That's legit a beautiful bed design.
Love the color and grain of walnut. Love the bed design as well.
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Could have really used this video a year ago! Good work as always. I don’t think I knew how much I needed the better jointer.
Chris, you are a huge inspiration to my woodworking hobby. Thank you.
Do you guys use sharpies because they show up better on video? Or would you use them even if you weren't filming? I'd be worried about ink bleeding into my wood grain
YES!!!! I've been wondering the same thing!!
@@fuzzy.whumpkin lol, thanks
@@jaredjones241 Sharpie sands off super easy and is much easier too see on wood than a pencil when making templates
hey i think you guys are top notch at what you do . thanks
I can't help but notice Jonathan Katz-Moses is a patron of yours. I'm also suspicious that putting him at the bottom of the list was intentional. Love your work, your videos, and your humility!
".. and until then, you can sleep on it.". Gotcha!
The final look was way better than I imagined
I’m glad I watched the video before I made my toe-stubbing comment. I’m still making it but I’m acknowledging that you mentioned it in the video. And I DO like the way it looks. My recommendation would be to put LED bed lights under the bed, so you have a fighting chance at night. These kits are available for under $20 on amazon and really are very helpful, they have a motion sensor and an adjustable timer for how quickly they turn back off. We have one in our bathroom too. 👍🏻
Thanks for the metric units! :-)
^ This. So many US based youtubers forget, or don't care about converting to a unit that basically the rest of the world uses.
Chris thanks for making the stand clear about the value of time and the pricing🙏🏽
Stunning build🔥
Beauty in minimalism.
Beautiful design. Bravo!
you are the best, can I ask you about your studies? now I go back to watching the video😁
Great tutorial, very helpful! 👍 I’m curious, what type of finish did you use for this project? I’d love to achieve a similar result on my own project. Thanks in advance for the reply! 😊
The free toe saving design is awesome!!
Yet another incredibly beautiful design. All about the stance. Honestly love you guys. Thank you!
Nothing better than watching your video. Well maybe taking your courses.
The toe skit & free design comment had me cracking up. Thanks for that.
Perfection every time
Hey Chris! In my country $90-110 is like the whole pile of woods for this bed and yet too much for the plans. But I know it worth every penny you ask for it. Some people just don't appreciate (and they don't have to) the amount of effort, time and all that. They tend to take everything on the internet for granted, they just want it for free. Im hoping things will look up and I'm gonna be able to afford your plans and you will stop complainig about your own insecutiry)) I dont think of the US as of the country filled with billionaires but c'mon a working day for minimum wage will do. As in my place it takes a month, so...
P.S. That's hell of the bed! Keep it up!
beautiful work as ever and the observation about 'Stance' rings true in so many facets of design 👍
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Great design and build…thanks! Just curious what’s inside the Woodpeckers box under the tablesaw?
These videos make me want to build something!
Love the work the 2 of you do. The effort shows.
I would like to share a tip that helps to prevent stubbed toes. Buy pool noodles, preferably the brightly colored ones so they are visible. Cut them to size then lengthwise and tie them with zip ties to the bed's legs and voila! You get to keep the great-looking bed design and your toenails too! Win-win. Alternately, you can tie the pool noodles to your toes.
Can seriously recommend the course, almost finished making this bed and it’s looking awesome! Only thanks to the course😅😂
This is great inspiration for my own bed frame. Thank you