cram 100s of people in a factory with state of the art machinery/software and they can produce hundreds and thousands of exact replicas of things that all ready needlessly exist in the world. place a dude in a workshop with a bunch of scrap, and he can produce truly one of pieces that have never been seen before. KEEP IT COMING!!
I hope you’re very proud of the work you do! You’ve earned so much respect on this site not just because of the beauty of your projects, but your gentleness and love when making them
Sir, it is a privilege to watch the hands of a master create the things you do. Thank you for sharing the skills of a true Sensei..Peter, Bristol. U.K.
you are a treasure,a master in your field,reminds me of all those quatrocento italian mannerism legandary hundreds ofpainters from giotto to sarto to raffaello,ending with buonarotti and da vinci.thank you sir for positive feedbacks which give hope to humanity turning them to mother earth children....
For a minute there, I thought my man wasn’t gonna line the pieces holder. I’m not sure when I’m gonna learn that he’s very thorough, very precise, and a very skilled craftsman.
I watch a fair number of woodworking channels on TH-cam, but this one is far and away the best. No dialog, no narrative; just a man and his tools bringing to life the image in his brain for us to share and enjoy. Love the projects, love the format. Thank you, Jason for your time and efforts.
A work that deserves respect. I imagine that there is a difference between perfection and love. Perfection is the desire to reach the highest level that perfection allows. As for love, it is the desire for beauty. You combine the two.
After he finished the board itself I thought ' that's a short one but nice", but then I noticed all the pieces of soid, ' oh so now he is making a storage box for the chess pieces, of course he is', but the bit that got me was I could not work out the cuts on each corner, but to see him measure and cut tiny piece for decorative and also the brass square on each corner, I thought he is showing of now, good is not enough for this amazing man, he is only satisfied when it stands out. Fabulous and would braces any hime, I would not be surprised if he is a chess master as well.
The first video of your channel that I saw was the 'Narnia' wardrobe, and I was hooked. You are not only a superbly skilled craftsman, but an incredible artist. The detail and finish that you put into everything you make is amazing, and anyone who owns one of your pieces is very lucky, they are worthy of becoming family heirloom items. It is hard to believe that such beautiful items are made from stuff that most would burn or bin as unusable, and it is a good lesson to everyone to take a second thought before just tossing stuff out. Thanks for letting us all see the beauty of your work, and the process behind the finished pieces.
The first I saw of him was his 3D reindeer, have you seen that? I’ve watched him ever since 👍🏻 super ideas he has and so relaxed in his ways of work. Top!
I feel like you really like hand tools. You have the opportunity to use the power tools I've seen a lot; you instead choose the hand tools. I do this when trimming the hedges lol, I have an electric hedge trimmer i got from a family member, but i still go back to the hand sheers. It's peaceful.
That is so very beautiful. Whoever commissioned that is going to have something they can pass down through their family for generations. Thank you for your videos. There is something about watching people create which is indescribable.
Who needs crazy technology when you can make sawdust! Younger generations really need to appreciate what real craftsmanship looks like and what you can accomplish with your own hands/imagination. This is real artistry.
Sir Jason... still again: one more of your masterpieces... amazing... superb! I'm like ever absolutly speechless... your patience in work, step by step... many times repeated... And all this tiny parts... every thing is always perfect... millimeter by millimeter... or a half or a threequarter... Thanks for sharing this highend highlight! Chapeau 🎩
I've watched a number of videos where people ask for suggestions for using their off cuts and scraps. I have always suggested game boxes with a playing surface on top and a drawer for game pieces. All they could come up with was cutting boards and signs. I am so pleased to see your idea. Beautiful.
I have to get this off my chest now. I've been watching your videos for a long time. I love how you breathe new life into old things/materials. And I like the unspectacular way you present yourself and your work. When I've had a stressful day, your videos help me to come down and relax again. Thanks for this
Sir you're one very patient artist I love the fact that you use hand tools I love the technique I love the fact you show all steps I love your energy around your piece You remind me both of my father and my grand father And i love the smile at the end of the video !! Thank you for being such an inspiring person 🙏🏻🙏🏻 PS : as a chess player, i would definitely love to play a game on this board !!! Oh and thaaat set of pieces !!!!
Jason working my way through your back catalogue and it just gets better and better. The skill level and attention to detail is just remarkable. Your patience is endless just like your calm and reassuring demeanour is so relaxing.
Awesome. I am indescribably glad that there are people as brilliant, creative and skilled as you around to make these things. A true master of your craft.
Your patience and skill is second to none. Sir I delight in your mastery at you artisan and dedication to bringing things back to life with such beauty.
Just like Elinor Barker, The Narnia wardrobe was my first video, I also was hooked. Pallets, junked furniture, scrap metal and recycled nails and screws, all become works of art, honestly, works of art. New furniture, drawer stacks, and things like this chess board, and all kinds of useful things are done with care and detail. None of this can be done quickly. Another superb project brought to completion. I think we are all waiting for what is next. ;-)
Subbed after the first minute, because he uses his tools safely. So many youtube makers don't follow safety instructions and it's refreshing to see someone do so. ❤
Jason, you are a rare and superb artisan craftsman! I am not saying this lightly. I am the son of an old world cabinet maker. My dear father recently passed away, rest his soul. Thank you for posting these documents of your work. I know that if you have children, they will be proud of you and your work.
Others have said it better and more eloquently than I can however; I just want to say that your practiced hand and attention to detail are a credit to your professionalism and therefore, your very nature! You Sir, are a Master! Thank you for allowing us into your shop to witness the products of your imagination come into existence!
A chessboard has annotations. I know you are a perfectionist and wouldn't expect any less from you. It should be retouched with letters and numbers added to the board.
Wow! So gorgeous!! What makes you so unique is not only UpCycling, but the fine details you include. I love the brass inlays and the molding you include in your pieces. Much ❤ to 🇺🇦 from 🇺🇸
Long time, no comment. Hope all is well, mate. This came at the perfect time for me. Just sat down with a nice cuppa to relax and now I’ve got the perfect thing to accompany it. 👍
Never a question on that, my friend. I always enjoy your videos. I prefer, like now, to watch them on my phone where I’m signed in so I can leave a quick comment/like to appease the almighty algorithm - try to get more traffic sent your way! How long have you had that drum sander? Have I just totally missed that in other videos? It’s quite possible since I’ve watched the last several of yours on the telly (hence the lack of comments) and don’t get to watch uninterrupted, ha. A beautiful piece, as always but congratulations on getting the orientation right! If you’re going to put features like the drawers which indicate which are the ranks and which are the files then you’ve got to make sure you orientate it, of course. I’ve seen several makers who don’t know chess make this mistake. Suffice it to say, your excellent video did once again prove to be very relaxing. A couple of months ago, I had a few days where I had to cut down some plate stock which were all a bit bigger than a sheet of A4 into six squares 12mm aluminium, 8mm mild steel and some 8mm stainless (only a couple of them, fortunately) all by hand. As soon as you brought the hacksaw out, I had PTSD-like flashbacks. 😅 Thankfully you followed it up with some filing, that’s like my meditation. Just last week, I helped a friend by breaking all the edges, extending holes into square slots etc on a run of small parts (150 of them!) as well as removing all the cast marks from another (very intricate) piece. Loved every second of it. Probably just as physically demanding as all the cutting especially since you move around to judge your progress (versus getting a good position and going at it for a cut). Despite that, the experiences couldn’t be further from each other. The sawing is just so tedious. Wow, rant over I suppose. Wasn’t intending to go off on a tangent like that but when do my comments not? At least my mental illness is fuelling engagement for the channel. 😂 All the best.
Thanks for the comments, Sam. Always good to hear from you. I've had the drum sander for quite a while but it doesn't get a lot of use. I don't think it's been in any of the other videos. I mainly use it to get really thin stock when the thicknesser can't handle it. Great for making veneers.
@@EpicUpCycling Makes sense. It’s definitely one of those tools I’d have if I had the space but I couldn’t justify it because I’d rarely use it either.
You never cease to make me smile while watching you create. Each moment I think you are finished, you craft a new detail. The wood you used for the box was very beautiful. The whole project is amazing. ❤
Definitely fit for a King, Jason. Your meticulous detail with the brass kickplate and the moldings is stunning! Besides the color and grain the very cool pewter pieces are perfect size and a beautiful match. Funny my Son found my old one recently, that I made in high school shop and is going to make it free standing for him and my grandkids as I did with him many years ago. Once again you made my week and topped the bar for yourself! Happy and Grateful for the journey and memories! ~PJ
Outstanding Craftsmanship! ❤ I love watching you create these beautiful items! This chess board will become a precious heirloom for generations to enjoy and treasure. It is skills like yours that need to be taught to our kids once more, instead of the flat pack generations our country seem happy to settle on. 😢
Впервые увидел и прилип к экрану до конца ролика. Отличная работа, мастерские руки плюс талантливый подход, как результат прекрасное изделие на грани произведения искусств. Супер!
There's not "junk or scrap" materials there is not such a thing.... knowledge, skills and craftsmanship it's what is needed....and my friend you have all the last three one's... I may not have the the money to be you sponsor but I'am proud to be member of your group.
Just seeing the title of this video made my heart race! (I feel a bit embarrassed now that I’ve admitted that.😂) And I was the very first view and like. No pressure on you for it to be good, then! I know it will be beautiful!
Magnificent project! Certainly a check mate of recycling materials, imagination and skills! Thanks again for all of your hard work bringing these projects to us!
Again, it shows you don't need fancy and expensive tools to make something beautiful, most youtube woodworking videos only see brands like Festool, Mafell, Milwaukee, it's like you can't do anything without them and you in the simplicity of your shed and DIY tools show otherwise. Dude, I don't miss any of your videos. You are clearly underrated, you deserve to have millions of subscribers.
You are a true Craftsman , and certainly know your chosen trade
Thanks very much :)
You never make "just a box", you make an heirloom.
You're the only TH-camr where I'm happy to see a new video out.
I watch a lot of woodworkers on TH-cam, but you, sir, are a true craftsman!!! Stunning!!!
Thanks very much :)
@hardcompour: absolutely agree. Finish and eye for detail are truly exceptional.
that sweet unfiltered sound of a band saw cutting metal plate
Wow - what a beautiful set! You are a Master Craftsman and an artist, Sir! Everything you design and craft is exquisite. ❤
Thanks very much :)
If you want to know what "Epic" stands for, look no further. In this channel and the amazing art that is created, you will find its true meaning.
Excellent piece ! Looks sturdy, clean and beautiful.
Thanks :)
👍! I'm so impressed ! You are an amazing Master..!
As they say, "One man's trash is another man's treasure." And you sure turned that pile of trash into treasure!
cram 100s of people in a factory with state of the art machinery/software and they can produce hundreds and thousands of exact replicas of things that all ready needlessly exist in the world. place a dude in a workshop with a bunch of scrap, and he can produce truly one of pieces that have never been seen before. KEEP IT COMING!!
I hope you’re very proud of the work you do! You’ve earned so much respect on this site not just because of the beauty of your projects, but your gentleness and love when making them
What a gem. No exaggeration, just the honest truth, viz., epic out of the ballpark home run. BTW, the unobtrusive music was great. Thank you, Sir!
Thanks very much :)
I love your videos, the southing sounds of the shop and no obnoxious music. Best part of all is watching a true craftsman work. Great job as usual...
Thanks very much :)
Beautiful chessboard and craftsmanship 👍🏾
Thanks very much :)
Sir, it is a privilege to watch the hands of a master create the things you do. Thank you for sharing the skills of a true Sensei..Peter, Bristol. U.K.
Thanks very much, Peter :)
Jason, Yorkshire. U.K.
you are a treasure,a master in your field,reminds me of all those quatrocento italian mannerism legandary hundreds ofpainters from giotto to sarto to raffaello,ending with buonarotti and da vinci.thank you sir for positive feedbacks which give hope to humanity turning them to mother earth children....
I've seen enough of your projects now that I shouldn't be surprised at just how good they turn out. But I always am Jason!
Thanks Martin :)
For a minute there, I thought my man wasn’t gonna line the pieces holder.
I’m not sure when I’m gonna learn that he’s very thorough, very precise, and a very skilled craftsman.
I watch a fair number of woodworking channels on TH-cam, but this one is far and away the best. No dialog, no narrative; just a man and his tools bringing to life the image in his brain for us to share and enjoy. Love the projects, love the format. Thank you, Jason for your time and efforts.
Agreed
Fantastic upcoming. Been doing some myself but nowhere near as professionalism, and such care. Thank you again for sharing your skills and craft!
Well said.
A work that deserves respect. I imagine that there is a difference between perfection and love. Perfection is the desire to reach the highest level that perfection allows. As for love, it is the desire for beauty. You combine the two.
Thanks very much :)
That is definitely a championship level chessboard.
After he finished the board itself I thought ' that's a short one but nice", but then I noticed all the pieces of soid, ' oh so now he is making a storage box for the chess pieces, of course he is', but the bit that got me was I could not work out the cuts on each corner, but to see him measure and cut tiny piece for decorative and also the brass square on each corner, I thought he is showing of now, good is not enough for this amazing man, he is only satisfied when it stands out. Fabulous and would braces any hime, I would not be surprised if he is a chess master as well.
I just rewatched this because my plans have one in the future for my Grandson. That's one heck of a metal lathe for a woodworker!!
In the words of Ron Weasley, that was bloody brilliant. Cheers from 4500 miles away (7200 Km). 😎
EXCELLENT WORK Mate, have a nice day you deserve it !!! .😀😀👍👍.
Thanks :)
The first video of your channel that I saw was the 'Narnia' wardrobe, and I was hooked. You are not only a superbly skilled craftsman, but an incredible artist. The detail and finish that you put into everything you make is amazing, and anyone who owns one of your pieces is very lucky, they are worthy of becoming family heirloom items. It is hard to believe that such beautiful items are made from stuff that most would burn or bin as unusable, and it is a good lesson to everyone to take a second thought before just tossing stuff out. Thanks for letting us all see the beauty of your work, and the process behind the finished pieces.
Thanks very much for the comments :)
The first I saw of him was his 3D reindeer, have you seen that? I’ve watched him ever since 👍🏻 super ideas he has and so relaxed in his ways of work. Top!
I feel like you really like hand tools. You have the opportunity to use the power tools I've seen a lot; you instead choose the hand tools. I do this when trimming the hedges lol, I have an electric hedge trimmer i got from a family member, but i still go back to the hand sheers. It's peaceful.
That is so very beautiful. Whoever commissioned that is going to have something they can pass down through their family for generations.
Thank you for your videos. There is something about watching people create which is indescribable.
Thanks very much :)
Brilliant craftsmanship again.
Thanks :)
Who needs crazy technology when you can make sawdust! Younger generations really need to appreciate what real craftsmanship looks like and what you can accomplish with your own hands/imagination. This is real artistry.
Sir Jason... still again: one more of your masterpieces... amazing... superb!
I'm like ever absolutly speechless... your patience in work, step by step... many times repeated...
And all this tiny parts... every thing is always perfect... millimeter by millimeter... or a half or a threequarter...
Thanks for sharing this highend highlight!
Chapeau 🎩
The attention to detail on the tiniest pieces. Then shows us he’s got dozens duplicated. Blows my mind the patience you have sir!
Another detailed use of redundant materials, to fashion such a delightful piece of furniture. Much respect!
Thanks :)
I've watched a number of videos where people ask for suggestions for using their off cuts and scraps. I have always suggested game boxes with a playing surface on top and a drawer for game pieces. All they could come up with was cutting boards and signs. I am so pleased to see your idea. Beautiful.
I've got a few ideas for a gaming table. Hope to do a video at some point :)
I have to get this off my chest now. I've been watching your videos for a long time. I love how you breathe new life into old things/materials. And I like the unspectacular way you present yourself and your work. When I've had a stressful day, your videos help me to come down and relax again. Thanks for this
Sir you're one very patient artist
I love the fact that you use hand tools
I love the technique
I love the fact you show all steps
I love your energy around your piece
You remind me both of my father and my grand father
And i love the smile at the end of the video !!
Thank you for being such an inspiring person 🙏🏻🙏🏻
PS : as a chess player, i would definitely love to play a game on this board !!! Oh and thaaat set of pieces !!!!
Thanks very much 🙏🏻
@@EpicUpCycling You're very welcome sir 🙏🏻
Attention to detail is second to none
Just lovely, thanks for sharing.
A pleasure watching a master craftsman at work 😀
Jason working my way through your back catalogue and it just gets better and better. The skill level and attention to detail is just remarkable. Your patience is endless just like your calm and reassuring demeanour is so relaxing.
Thanks very much, David :)
Awesome. I am indescribably glad that there are people as brilliant, creative and skilled as you around to make these things. A true master of your craft.
Thanks very much :)
You're a master of your craft.
Thanks :)
I have no words. I love chess and woodworking. This is.... just perfect.
Incroyable!!!!!! Well Done😀
Thanks :)
Your patience and skill is second to none. Sir I delight in your mastery at you artisan and dedication to bringing things back to life with such beauty.
Thanks very much :)
After some taller projects now just a "little chessboard"... But the same quality... Genious!
Absolute class, I am in awe every time I watch your channel.
Thank you very much.
Now that a masterpiece, worthy of a place in anyone’s home.
Thanks very much :)
Absolutely spectacular job.❤🎉
Thanks :)
This is a masterpiece! Congratulations from Italy!❤🇮🇹
Thanks :)
You are an absolute genius!
Thanks :)
Every video is teaching viewers practical skills, art, patience, lateral thinking, recycling - love it. Thank you man.
Awesome job! Its not just a functioning board game. Its also a work of art. Again, great job!
Thanks very much :)
Just like Elinor Barker, The Narnia wardrobe was my first video, I also was hooked. Pallets, junked furniture, scrap metal and recycled nails and screws, all become works of art, honestly, works of art. New furniture, drawer stacks, and things like this chess board, and all kinds of useful things are done with care and detail. None of this can be done quickly.
Another superb project brought to completion. I think we are all waiting for what is next. ;-)
Thanks very much for the comments, Robert :)
Thumb up maximum star handmade.. Great Job bro
Thanks :)
Subbed after the first minute, because he uses his tools safely. So many youtube makers don't follow safety instructions and it's refreshing to see someone do so. ❤
When I thought you'd finished, you added something else! That is the most beautiful chess board I've seen.
Thanks very much :)
I admire your patience and precision in crafting unique and timelessly beautiful pieces and furniture.
Your videos and your skills get better everytime i watch you
Jason, you are a rare and superb artisan craftsman! I am not saying this lightly. I am the son of an old world cabinet maker. My dear father recently passed away, rest his soul. Thank you for posting these documents of your work. I know that if you have children, they will be proud of you and your work.
Thanks very much, Lars
Beautiful, as always! Next project: hand carved chess pieces!
Others have said it better and more eloquently than I can however; I just want to say that your practiced hand and attention to detail are a credit to your professionalism and therefore, your very nature! You Sir, are a Master! Thank you for allowing us into your shop to witness the products of your imagination come into existence!
Thanks very much :)
A chessboard has annotations. I know you are a perfectionist and wouldn't expect any less from you. It should be retouched with letters and numbers added to the board.
Yet another beautiful piece. Your attention to detail is truly inspirational. Thanks for posting Jason.
Thanks very much, Steven :)
Every video is simply junk + junk = ✨MASTERPIECE✨
Wow! So gorgeous!! What makes you so unique is not only UpCycling, but the fine details you include. I love the brass inlays and the molding you include in your pieces.
Much ❤ to 🇺🇦 from 🇺🇸
Thanks very much :)
Jason is the man!
Long time, no comment. Hope all is well, mate. This came at the perfect time for me. Just sat down with a nice cuppa to relax and now I’ve got the perfect thing to accompany it. 👍
Great to here from you, Sam. Hope you enjoy the video :)
Never a question on that, my friend. I always enjoy your videos. I prefer, like now, to watch them on my phone where I’m signed in so I can leave a quick comment/like to appease the almighty algorithm - try to get more traffic sent your way!
How long have you had that drum sander? Have I just totally missed that in other videos? It’s quite possible since I’ve watched the last several of yours on the telly (hence the lack of comments) and don’t get to watch uninterrupted, ha.
A beautiful piece, as always but congratulations on getting the orientation right! If you’re going to put features like the drawers which indicate which are the ranks and which are the files then you’ve got to make sure you orientate it, of course. I’ve seen several makers who don’t know chess make this mistake.
Suffice it to say, your excellent video did once again prove to be very relaxing. A couple of months ago, I had a few days where I had to cut down some plate stock which were all a bit bigger than a sheet of A4 into six squares 12mm aluminium, 8mm mild steel and some 8mm stainless (only a couple of them, fortunately) all by hand. As soon as you brought the hacksaw out, I had PTSD-like flashbacks. 😅
Thankfully you followed it up with some filing, that’s like my meditation. Just last week, I helped a friend by breaking all the edges, extending holes into square slots etc on a run of small parts (150 of them!) as well as removing all the cast marks from another (very intricate) piece. Loved every second of it. Probably just as physically demanding as all the cutting especially since you move around to judge your progress (versus getting a good position and going at it for a cut). Despite that, the experiences couldn’t be further from each other. The sawing is just so tedious.
Wow, rant over I suppose. Wasn’t intending to go off on a tangent like that but when do my comments not? At least my mental illness is fuelling engagement for the channel. 😂
All the best.
Thanks for the comments, Sam. Always good to hear from you. I've had the drum sander for quite a while but it doesn't get a lot of use. I don't think it's been in any of the other videos. I mainly use it to get really thin stock when the thicknesser can't handle it. Great for making veneers.
@@EpicUpCycling Makes sense. It’s definitely one of those tools I’d have if I had the space but I couldn’t justify it because I’d rarely use it either.
What an absolutely wonderful job of work. Congratulations Sir something to be very proud of
Thanks very much :)
This board is stunning. My Father collected chess sets and he would have been proud to have one this beautiful in his collection.
I would love to own something as beautiful, built with so much love, skill and care........................
Beautiful!
You never cease to make me smile while watching you create. Each moment I think you are finished, you craft a new detail. The wood you used for the box was very beautiful. The whole project is amazing. ❤
Thanks very much :)
Definitely fit for a King, Jason. Your meticulous detail with the brass kickplate and the moldings is stunning! Besides the color and grain the very cool pewter pieces are perfect size and a beautiful match. Funny my Son found my old one recently, that I made in high school shop and is going to make it free standing for him and my grandkids as I did with him many years ago. Once again you made my week and topped the bar for yourself! Happy and Grateful for the journey and memories! ~PJ
Thanks very much, PJ. I always enjoy your comments :)
Outstanding Craftsmanship! ❤ I love watching you create these beautiful items! This chess board will become a precious heirloom for generations to enjoy and treasure.
It is skills like yours that need to be taught to our kids once more, instead of the flat pack generations our country seem happy to settle on. 😢
This man is a genius-craftsman! The King of palletwood! All hail to the Palletwoodking! Hail! Hail! Hail!🙌
I named him godfather of palettes and rusty nails!!! 😂
Every time you make something I am impressed. Your chess set is a masterpiece. Wow
Thanks :)
Maestro i tuoi manufatti sono di un livello superiore grazie di condividere la tua bravura !
What a treat it is to watch a true artist do his thing. Fabulously done!
Thanks very much :)
Everyone is mentioning “family heirlooms”. That was my first thought seeing it finished. Handmade by a skilled craftsman. Outstanding.
Впервые увидел и прилип к экрану до конца ролика. Отличная работа, мастерские руки плюс талантливый подход, как результат прекрасное изделие на грани произведения искусств. Супер!
There's not "junk or scrap" materials there is not such a thing.... knowledge, skills and craftsmanship it's what is needed....and my friend you have all the last three one's...
I may not have the the money to be you sponsor but I'am proud to be member of your group.
Thanks very much :)
Just seeing the title of this video made my heart race! (I feel a bit embarrassed now that I’ve admitted that.😂)
And I was the very first view and like. No pressure on you for it to be good, then!
I know it will be beautiful!
Absolutely beautiful ❤❤
Beautiful and the little brass touches are so perfect. Well done.
Another beautiful job Jason!!! Brass splines a nice touch! Well done sir!!
Thanks very much, Frank :)
After watching all of your videos, I knew you would put a extra spin in the finished product. You did not disappoint! A beautiful piece of art work.
Thanks very much :)
I haven’t seen anyone else use an old crank drill that you had at 23:18. I’ve got a full set of them passed down from my grandfather
wow this build is amazing, there's just no words the craftsmanship is out of this world i just love it.
what a gorgeous piece, this too is art!
Absolutely gorgeous. A family heirloom for generations to come!
You should sell those marvelous creations. It's pure art. Congratulations!!!👏👏👏👏
Magnificent project! Certainly a check mate of recycling materials, imagination and skills! Thanks again for all of your hard work bringing these projects to us!
Great detail work and a really good job on the chessboard. Anyone would be proud to play a game on that.
Thanks very much :)
The way your mind processes the idea of positive and negative space AMAZES me, every time! Thank you. 💖
I love to watch you work and I Love when you wave to us at the end of the video.
This is a piece to be treasured by many generations!
My eyes shine to see such a beautiful work!
Again, it shows you don't need fancy and expensive tools to make something beautiful, most youtube woodworking videos only see brands like Festool, Mafell, Milwaukee, it's like you can't do anything without them and you in the simplicity of your shed and DIY tools show otherwise. Dude, I don't miss any of your videos. You are clearly underrated, you deserve to have millions of subscribers.
Thanks very much, Tony :)