Just found your channel. I'm always amazed by the difference between workshops around the world. On all the American channels you see workshops with 10,000s dollars' worth of equipment, whereas elsewhere, they're more like sheds with non-premium tools and hacks. Love the surfacing jig you created and shamelessly will steal that idea. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Oh, and your sponsorship was very refreshing, creatively produced and came across as very "non-adverty".
You realize how expensive his festool collection is let alone that bandsaw? And here in America when you make content with ryobi or anything else besides festool you are considered a joke even if you out work the festool Boyz.
Your choice of music and narrating style is something I could not find across many ... many woodworking youtubers from all over the world. Thanks for this unusual and very entertaining take. I'm not a huge fan of epoxy but this gave me an idea for a couch table that wants to be build :-D
Hey Juliet, always great to see you in the comments. I'm really just trying to mask my beginner issues with editing and clownery 😂 but thanks for thinking so! Cheers many many times from Denmark. Take care
I know the pain with the router. Mine slipped, and dug into a piece I was using as a lid for outdoor furniture/storage combined. Internally cried. Flipped the lid over, turned the dig-out into a spot for the hinge, can't see it, no worries. Sweet build mate. New Sub.
I love that board Kesper, I think it's my favourite one I've ever seen. Thanks very much for asking me to be in the video and for support the buildoff as always.
Tim! Mate... So happy I could be a part of it, and I really do hope some people will jump out in their sheds and make a scrap project. Thank you for letting me misuse your good name and trust!
I'm in Houston, TX USA. Great job on the cutting board!! I just happen upon some really nice scrap wood donated by a long-time wood worker who is retiring. That wood will make a fine board. Thank you for helping me come up with ideas.
Hey there! Stumbling upon a treasure trove of quality scrap wood sounds like hitting the jackpot, especially from a seasoned woodworker. I'm sure that wood has a lot of stories to tell. Can't wait to hear what kind of magic you create with it! Remember, a good dose of creativity, a sprinkle of passion, and a whole lot of coffee is the recipe for woodworking success. Keep us posted on how your cutting board turns out! Cheers! 🛠☕
@JesperMakes Thanks for your reply. That fellow created many custom tables for commercial use and other wall art that was amazing. I hit a jackpot, for sure! I bought a couple of old metal advertising signs from him that will go nice in a rustic wooden frame. I bought other tools and clamps as well. Can't have too many clamps!!
Great board Jesper ! You are a winner- Regardless of the competition restrictions !!! I want to point out how much I (and there has to be others) appreciate the way you leave your “accidental lessons” in your videos. You are schooling us in more than one way. Thanks Jesper - Keep on Keepin’ on !!
Hello Jesper, I am proud of your achievements and talents. Natural wood pattern epoxy. It's a great looking cutting board. The details and the video recording system were also great. You did a great job, my friend. Congratulations. I wish 2023 to bring health and happiness to you and your family. (Kamikoto knives are amazing) All the best. Cheers Jesper. Your friend Mehmet
Hey Mehmet, Thank you so much for your kind words and congratulations on my latest project! I'm glad you enjoyed the cutting board and video. It's always a pleasure to share my work and troubles with others. I appreciate your support and encouragement. Thank you for the well wishes for me and my family. I hope the same for you and your loved ones in the new year. Take care and stay safe! Best regards, Jesper
@@JesperMakes thank you mate :) I'm well, been busier than ever! Spent a lot of time in the garage and property, looking forward to turning some of the footage into watchable videos! Should be back to posting more regularly soon, trying to keep up with a massive backlog of work at the moment, but will slow down after Christmas which I'm looking forward too.
Thanks for the compliment! I always try to make my videos entertaining, so I'm glad you enjoyed the story. I'm glad you like the cutting board too. I put a lot of time and effort into making sure the finish came out well. Thanks for watching!
Great build Jesper! I have to admit I am not a huge fan of epoxy builds, but you are the exception to the rule. Love your creativity and your sense of humor! Looking forward to seeing what you build in the future!
@@JesperMakes Going very well I must say. From humble begging it grew into full time bussines. So much that I almost forgot about my channel.. I was just too busy. I'm now focused more than ever and I'm coming back 😂 Thanks buddy
The most enjoyable 14 minutes of today, thanks Jesper. I had great time while drinking my coffee. once again you have combined a great craftsmanship with a great production. Of course you are the scrap wood champion in our hearts. Be safe ✌🏻⚙️⚒️
@@JesperMakes Thank you my dear friend, everything is fine. Daily crafts and TH-cam, lots of whiskey, coffee and my cats. Also Tango Argentina on weekends. My weekly recipe ✌🏻⚙️⚒️🐈 I hope you are fine too...
My favorite and only Viking pallet builder I’ve seen on TH-cam, love your work and videos keep them coming, I watched them all night and learned your story, (watching to much news) made me laugh 😂, the pallet terminator! Texas, USA.
Thank you so much for your kind words, it means a lot to me to hear that you enjoy my videos! And a big hug back to you from Denmark to Italy. It's amazing to me that my woodworking adventures can connect with people from all over the world, and I'm grateful for the support of viewers like you.
The love and support for you is super nice. From another TH-camr, that can mean a lot. I like the work and music choices. I hope there is a competition you can enter and put your skills back at it again. I don't doubt you, I doubt the geographical footprint and finding one you'll be able to enter. Then win it. Good luck, and hope to see it when it happens!
Thanks for the love and support, but I don't think I'll be entering any woodworking competitions anytime soon. I'm more of a "work in my garage and post videos on TH-cam" kind of guy. Plus, I don't think the judges would appreciate my "technique" of using duct tape and hot glue to hold everything together. But hey, if you're into that sort of thing, be sure to subscribe to my channel!
Let's see...take a ridiculously vast amount of time to make something that is in its way beautiful but also full of errors...taking all the journey with humour and self-deprication. I think maybe I have a brother from another mother in Denmark. I adore your work, Jesper! Keep making, keep telling your brilliant video stories, take as long as you need, and I'm grateful! (Hmmm...I wonder what's going on with those whiskey barrels...)
Good on ya Jesper, I voted for you mate. Instead of making excuses, I think Tim should pay your air fairs to the UK so you can take part in the One on One Rubio training day. Keep up the good work. All the best.
I wish there were more makers like you in Denmark to meet up with. Always nice to bounce ideas of each other. I'm not proficient in making YT videos, so it's hard to get any interaction going.
That juice groove got a little wonky. What I've done in the past when that happens to me is just widen the groove towards the center of the board by making the spacers in the jig narrower. But honestly I love the cutting board. It's huge, definitely unique! Love it!
Good luck in the competition! In the ancient Australian tradition, if you win, we will claim you as one of our own. Great work on the copping board too.
I think your cutting board turned out very nice!! I like the way you cut the log cookies to fit together. I hope to do an epoxy project some time, but for now I'm still working on all wood home decor projects, such as Christmas decorations, that we can sell. Love the humor in all of your videos!! Love your videos!! (from Tennessee, USA)
I am just getting into making cutting boards. I am not making you tube videos. I am making them to make some money (hopefully). I have invested in the parts to make a linear rail router sled. What a game changer Jesper. I bought a new Skil plunge router to be used on this sled. still waiting on the bit extention to get here on Wed. If you decide to invest into building a linear rail sled make sure you buy some of the locking collars. This way you can use them as stops for the router sled and limit how far it will travel, great for doing juice grooves
Absolutely, having the right setup can really be a game-changer, especially when you're aiming to produce high-quality pieces efficiently. The linear rail router sled sounds like a fantastic addition to your toolkit, and it seems like you've thought it through with the locking collars for precise control. I appreciate the tip, and I'm excited to hear how your cutting board projects turn out with the new setup. Remember, every piece you create carries a bit of your spirit with it, so here's to crafting not just cutting boards, but experiences! Keep me updated on how it goes, and best of luck with your endeavors! Cheers! 🛠☕
OK, you get an A for "skills reignition", an A for "project execution", an A for "effort", and, ahhhh, well, let's just say that your design skills, and sense of esthetics, still need, ahhhh, a little bit of work. 🙂 Thumbs Up!
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you're a fan of Rubio Monocoat. It's definitely one of my favorite products to use when it comes to staining wood. I'm sure your drawer fronts will look great with it! Let me know how they turn out.
Jesper your videos are hilarious, inspirational and well put together. Besides learning some interesting methods on wood working, others could learn a great deal on video directing/editing from you. Keep up the great work !
you funny and your way of working - try fail and adapt is so cool. Started my journey of scrap woodworking and enjoying every video and using some ideas too.
Thanks for the kind words! Trust me, there's a lot of coffee and head-scratching that goes into making it look "easy." 😄 What's got you interested in woodworking? Got a project in mind? 🛠☕
@@JesperMakes I can imagine that. But i guess that is the reason it is do genius. Also like the humour and the editing. I don't know what exactly, i bought a hammer drill and looking for doing something with it, i thought to start from making and installing shelves in the house and ill see how it goes. I'll also need to invest some more money in tools.
سلام , واقعا بعضی کارهای شما در عین سادگی بسیار فنی انجام میشود مانند اندازه زدن و گونیا کردن در هر کاری که از شما دیده ام. ویدیو از اول تا آخرش بسیار زیبا و جذاب بود. موفق باشید. از اصفهان _ ایران
Fantastic build and the quality of the production of this video is incredible. I can’t imagine how long it must have taken you to edit this! Seems I am a little late to the party, but off to check out more of your content. Best wishes, Leo 😀👍
Thanks for the love for my videos! I must admit, And who doesn't love a good woodworking video? Keep watching and I'll keep making them (with hopefully fewer mistakes along the way)! 😂
I might not have won the UK competition, but Rubio Monocoat Denmark have just given me a personal visit and training instead. I think they felt sorry for me 😅
I’m late to the game, but here’s a couple questions. I thought it’s not good to use epoxy for cutting boards as the epoxy isn’t food safe? I also thought it’s not good to use pallet wood for anything food related as we dont know what kind of chemicals the pallet wood has come in contact with over its lifespan.
Hey there @keenanesilva5444, big thanks from Denmark! 🇩🇰🇿🇦 So cool to have friends from South Africa tuning in. I'm thrilled to hear you're enjoying the woodworking antics and the humor sprinkled in. Stay tuned for more fun projects! Got any woodworking adventures of your own going on over there? #CoffeeSolvesEverything
@@JesperMakes well I've started getting all the tools together. Got inspired by your channel. So going to attempt making a coffee table out of pallet wood. Let's see how it turns out 😬😂
You sir are one of my new favorite wood works that I draw inspiration from, the difference between them and you is, you don't really offer the expertise or the knowledge I'm usually looking for ;) but that's okay because you make very high-quality, and enjoyable videos..
I’ve seen a few people make cutting boards which have epoxy. I’d think epoxy would be really bad for the knives. It’s hard as heck. So I guess you’ll be sharpening those Japanese knives more often
I just found your channel and subscribed. I new to woodworking and loved this video. I like that you explained what you could have done differently. I too have made cutting boards but never made a juice groove
Oh I really felt that anticlimactic champagne pop! Often I investigate TH-camrs before I comment, just to see what their background story is, but I’m just going to go ahead & assume you have something to do with the arts/design/film business because this was top notch! Really enjoyed it & I’m going to stick around to pick up some more of your bloody handy hacks & workarounds! Cheers, from Australia 👍
Thank you very much! Sorry I have nothing to do with the arts/design/film business, but as I'm learning woodworking I'm also studying editing and trying to do a little design. Thanks for the compliment, let me know if I can do anything. Cheers from Denmark
You have a very nice board.👍👍👍
Thanks man, I'm so stoked to see you here. Thanks for the inspiration from your channel. Please everyone also check out AVS Wood.
@@JesperMakes 🤗🤗🤗
@@JesperMakesof cause you have the nicest Board! Congrats!
I'm watching from Brunswick, Georgia, USA. I come for the woodworking but stay for the comedy. Keep up the great work, Jesper!
Thanks Jay, I will. And likewise!
Wait, what comedy?
Hey I'm watching from Newnan GA, USA.
Howdy neighbor!
I agree I love his content!
@@diesellegion8709 not too far from me. If you ever vacation to St. Simons Island or Jekyll Island, you'll pass right by me. Take care.
Watching from Braunschweig (Brunswick) Germany 😊
Just found your channel. I'm always amazed by the difference between workshops around the world. On all the American channels you see workshops with 10,000s dollars' worth of equipment, whereas elsewhere, they're more like sheds with non-premium tools and hacks. Love the surfacing jig you created and shamelessly will steal that idea. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Oh, and your sponsorship was very refreshing, creatively produced and came across as very "non-adverty".
Absolutely go ahead and steal all you can. I'm learning so much from watching other people do stuff.
You realize how expensive his festool collection is let alone that bandsaw? And here in America when you make content with ryobi or anything else besides festool you are considered a joke even if you out work the festool Boyz.
9⁹
Your choice of music and narrating style is something I could not find across many ... many woodworking youtubers from all over the world. Thanks for this unusual and very entertaining take. I'm not a huge fan of epoxy but this gave me an idea for a couch table that wants to be build :-D
Thanks Kristian. With some many talented woodworking youtubers out there, I'm honored you picked me. Thanks
Jesper, you do know that this is a whole 'different' level of woodworking video! Love your videos always and you're a winner every time!!
Hey Juliet, always great to see you in the comments. I'm really just trying to mask my beginner issues with editing and clownery 😂 but thanks for thinking so! Cheers many many times from Denmark. Take care
I know the pain with the router. Mine slipped, and dug into a piece I was using as a lid for outdoor furniture/storage combined. Internally cried.
Flipped the lid over, turned the dig-out into a spot for the hinge, can't see it, no worries.
Sweet build mate. New Sub.
Thanks man, so happy you solved it.
Hi Jesper! Commenting from Ontario, Canada. From a fellow woodworker I must say your passion and work are very admirable.
Thanks Dave, so great to hear from you. Happy building mate!
I love that board Kesper, I think it's my favourite one I've ever seen. Thanks very much for asking me to be in the video and for support the buildoff as always.
Tim! Mate... So happy I could be a part of it, and I really do hope some people will jump out in their sheds and make a scrap project. Thank you for letting me misuse your good name and trust!
Hello! When is the deadline for the buildoff?
@@dottyjyoung the end of November.
I'm in Houston, TX USA. Great job on the cutting board!!
I just happen upon some really nice scrap wood donated by a long-time wood worker who is retiring. That wood will make a fine board. Thank you for helping me come up with ideas.
Hey there! Stumbling upon a treasure trove of quality scrap wood sounds like hitting the jackpot, especially from a seasoned woodworker. I'm sure that wood has a lot of stories to tell. Can't wait to hear what kind of magic you create with it! Remember, a good dose of creativity, a sprinkle of passion, and a whole lot of coffee is the recipe for woodworking success. Keep us posted on how your cutting board turns out! Cheers! 🛠☕
@JesperMakes Thanks for your reply. That fellow created many custom tables for commercial use and other wall art that was amazing. I hit a jackpot, for sure! I bought a couple of old metal advertising signs from him that will go nice in a rustic wooden frame. I bought other tools and clamps as well. Can't have too many clamps!!
Great board Jesper ! You are a winner-
Regardless of the competition restrictions !!!
I want to point out how much I (and there has to be others) appreciate the way you leave your “accidental lessons” in your videos. You are schooling us in more than one way.
Thanks Jesper -
Keep on Keepin’ on !!
Thanks Calvin, so great to hear that.
Hello Jesper,
I am proud of your achievements and talents. Natural wood pattern epoxy. It's a great looking cutting board. The details and the video recording system were also great. You did a great job, my friend. Congratulations. I wish 2023 to bring health and happiness to you and your family. (Kamikoto knives are amazing) All the best. Cheers Jesper.
Your friend Mehmet
Hey Mehmet,
Thank you so much for your kind words and congratulations on my latest project! I'm glad you enjoyed the cutting board and video. It's always a pleasure to share my work and troubles with others. I appreciate your support and encouragement.
Thank you for the well wishes for me and my family. I hope the same for you and your loved ones in the new year.
Take care and stay safe!
Best regards,
Jesper
@@JesperMakes thanks dude.🤩😍😍🥰
When the router slipped I almost cried for you!!! Great job mate, always love your work, those knives look great too! Awesome mate
Thanks Sam, I'm always stoked to see you here in the comments. How's everything with your woodworking and channel?
@@JesperMakes thank you mate :) I'm well, been busier than ever! Spent a lot of time in the garage and property, looking forward to turning some of the footage into watchable videos! Should be back to posting more regularly soon, trying to keep up with a massive backlog of work at the moment, but will slow down after Christmas which I'm looking forward too.
@@samsboringchannel so glad to hear that!
Hilarious story telling as always, Jesper 😁. The cutting board turned out awesome. And the finish is really good.
Thanks for the compliment! I always try to make my videos entertaining, so I'm glad you enjoyed the story. I'm glad you like the cutting board too. I put a lot of time and effort into making sure the finish came out well. Thanks for watching!
Great build Jesper! I have to admit I am not a huge fan of epoxy builds, but you are the exception to the rule. Love your creativity and your sense of humor! Looking forward to seeing what you build in the future!
Thanks Zac.
Good job man 👨
Thanks! How's woodworking going on your end?
@@JesperMakes Going very well I must say. From humble begging it grew into full time bussines.
So much that I almost forgot about my channel.. I was just too busy.
I'm now focused more than ever and I'm coming back 😂
Thanks buddy
Great project! Your video editing makes for an excellent experience !
Thanks Luke, means a lot.
The most enjoyable 14 minutes of today, thanks Jesper. I had great time while drinking my coffee. once again you have combined a great craftsmanship with a great production. Of course you are the scrap wood champion in our hearts. Be safe ✌🏻⚙️⚒️
Thanks mate, so happy to hear from you. How's everything going for you?
@@JesperMakes Thank you my dear friend, everything is fine. Daily crafts and TH-cam, lots of whiskey, coffee and my cats. Also Tango Argentina on weekends. My weekly recipe ✌🏻⚙️⚒️🐈 I hope you are fine too...
I love this channel. You're so open & humble & freaking hilarious.
Thanks 🙏🙏
Love it! The fire treatment gave it a wonderful rugged aged look.
Glad you dig the fire treatment, Luke! Sometimes you gotta play with fire to make something coo 🔥 Got any projects you're thinking of scorching?
@@JesperMakes Just a porterhouse steak for dinner!
... I totally forgot that wood floats, especially these small pieces.
That makes me cry 🤣🤣🤣
Amazing cutting board 😯
Bravo !!!
Brilliant board
Great video
Amazing production values
Thanks Matt 😌
Well, that was a turn of events......BOOOOOOOO BOOOOOOO
Jasper, you won that competition hands down, at least in our hearts you did. 👍🎉🎉👍🏆🏆🥇
Love the video, Jesper! Informative and hilarious! Great cutting board and the humor is better than most stuff that claims to be comedy nowadays.
Wow, thanks!
I just found your channel - I can’t recall which video - but have now watched them all. Brilliant! Thank you.
Uh all? Thanks for the support mate, I'll need to upload some more then 😃
You unique delivery sets you apart! You’re the winner in my book! keep doing what you’re doing.
Thanks 👍👍
My favorite and only Viking pallet builder I’ve seen on TH-cam, love your work and videos keep them coming, I watched them all night and learned your story, (watching to much news) made me laugh 😂, the pallet terminator! Texas, USA.
Thanks mate, this comment made me laugh 🤣. Thanks for the support
I didn’t think I would like but wow that’s amazing
Thanks, Lesley! Glad it surprised you in a good way. 😊
Watching from Carrollton Georgia live wood working videos and you make my feed all the time❤
So happy to hear that 😂
Your video are amazing, Jesper, I simply love them. A big hug from Italy
Thank you so much for your kind words, it means a lot to me to hear that you enjoy my videos! And a big hug back to you from Denmark to Italy. It's amazing to me that my woodworking adventures can connect with people from all over the world, and I'm grateful for the support of viewers like you.
The love and support for you is super nice. From another TH-camr, that can mean a lot. I like the work and music choices. I hope there is a competition you can enter and put your skills back at it again. I don't doubt you, I doubt the geographical footprint and finding one you'll be able to enter. Then win it. Good luck, and hope to see it when it happens!
Thanks for the love and support, but I don't think I'll be entering any woodworking competitions anytime soon. I'm more of a "work in my garage and post videos on TH-cam" kind of guy. Plus, I don't think the judges would appreciate my "technique" of using duct tape and hot glue to hold everything together. But hey, if you're into that sort of thing, be sure to subscribe to my channel!
Let's see...take a ridiculously vast amount of time to make something that is in its way beautiful but also full of errors...taking all the journey with humour and self-deprication. I think maybe I have a brother from another mother in Denmark. I adore your work, Jesper! Keep making, keep telling your brilliant video stories, take as long as you need, and I'm grateful! (Hmmm...I wonder what's going on with those whiskey barrels...)
Hi Silas, thanks so much for this awesome comment, I love it.
One of the funnest woodworkers I’m learning from
Thanks 🙏🙏
Awesome. It's different.
Thanks, yeah hopefully nothing like it 😅
Good on ya Jesper, I voted for you mate. Instead of making excuses, I think Tim should pay your air fairs to the UK so you can take part in the One on One Rubio training day. Keep up the good work. All the best.
Thanks Brian, knew l could count on you 🤣
I wish there were more makers like you in Denmark to meet up with. Always nice to bounce ideas of each other. I'm not proficient in making YT videos, so it's hard to get any interaction going.
Hej Michael, hvor i landet holder du til? Du er velkommen til at skrive på Instagram. Mvh Jesper
That cutting board is awesome.
Thanks!
Grymt snygg skärbräda. Bra jobbat.
Tak for din søde besked. Hilsen Jesper
The cutting board is great dear!
Thanks man 😂
Welcome!😊
That juice groove got a little wonky. What I've done in the past when that happens to me is just widen the groove towards the center of the board by making the spacers in the jig narrower. But honestly I love the cutting board. It's huge, definitely unique! Love it!
Thanks brother 😄
Good luck in the competition! In the ancient Australian tradition, if you win, we will claim you as one of our own. Great work on the copping board too.
Thanks 🙏
If you believe you are a winner no matter what, then you are always a winner. Quote
Ahahaha that's true 😂
Can't believe that you actually used that beautiful board for chopping on!
Stuff should be used! Thanks 🙏
I love this woodwork scrap piece into an art. !! Love your channel and comedy 😂 keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
You would've won mate!
That turned out beautiful like all your work does. Loved the video and your sense of humour.
Thanks so much. Great to hear from you.
The funniest woodworker on TH-cam! Keep it up! As always, I got a little giddy when I saw you uploaded a new video. 🤣
Thanks Eric 😁
You are awesome you should win every competition, if I lived in Denmark I would purchase your furniture absolutely beautiful
Thanks so much for the kind words! If you can't buy my furniture, making your own is the next best thing.
always great to start the day with a new jesper video! 😍😍
Thanks Mario 😁
I think your cutting board turned out very nice!! I like the way you cut the log cookies to fit together. I hope to do an epoxy project some time, but for now I'm still working on all wood home decor projects, such as Christmas decorations, that we can sell. Love the humor in all of your videos!! Love your videos!! (from Tennessee, USA)
Greetings from Eastern Tennessee!!
Home decor projects are great, haven't got started on those yet.
I am just getting into making cutting boards. I am not making you tube videos. I am making them to make some money (hopefully). I have invested in the parts to make a linear rail router sled. What a game changer Jesper. I bought a new Skil plunge router to be used on this sled. still waiting on the bit extention to get here on Wed. If you decide to invest into building a linear rail sled make sure you buy some of the locking collars. This way you can use them as stops for the router sled and limit how far it will travel, great for doing juice grooves
Absolutely, having the right setup can really be a game-changer, especially when you're aiming to produce high-quality pieces efficiently. The linear rail router sled sounds like a fantastic addition to your toolkit, and it seems like you've thought it through with the locking collars for precise control. I appreciate the tip, and I'm excited to hear how your cutting board projects turn out with the new setup. Remember, every piece you create carries a bit of your spirit with it, so here's to crafting not just cutting boards, but experiences! Keep me updated on how it goes, and best of luck with your endeavors! Cheers! 🛠☕
thank you
@@JesperMakes
thanks to you too!
th-cam.com/video/dClJKZFVguY/w-d-xo.html@@JesperMakes
this is my linear sled
@@JesperMakes
❤love your board! An the color, different, very nice.
Thanks, Rosana! Ever think about dabbling in woodworking?
Classic, great video and a cool board keep up the good work 👍
Thanks 👍
Hey Jesper, The cutting board looks great . Looking forward to your next project. Also liked the wine cork hitting everything in the shop.
Ahahaha you saw the ending 🤣
@@JesperMakes Of course I saw the ending. I always watch your videos till the end.
OK, you get an A for "skills reignition", an A for "project execution", an A for "effort", and, ahhhh, well, let's just say that your design skills, and sense of esthetics, still need, ahhhh, a little bit of work. 🙂 Thumbs Up!
3 A's I'll take that 😂 and I'll work on the design skills 😂😂
Very very cool. Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Jesper!! Amazing video. Love the Rubio Monocoat. We’ll be using Rubio for our drawer fronts when we stain them in a few days.
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you're a fan of Rubio Monocoat. It's definitely one of my favorite products to use when it comes to staining wood. I'm sure your drawer fronts will look great with it! Let me know how they turn out.
Jesper your videos are hilarious, inspirational and well put together. Besides learning some interesting methods on wood working, others could learn a great deal on video directing/editing from you. Keep up the great work !
Hi and thanks 👍. I probably spend too long script writing and editing 😂
@@JesperMakes I am glad you do because the rest of us get a great video every time ! Maybe one day you will get a television show from this !
Hola! 🖐You're a winner in our book🎖👏Nice board, always enjoy your videos. Take care and have a good one, Adios!👊
Thanks 🙏🙏
you funny and your way of working - try fail and adapt is so cool. Started my journey of scrap woodworking and enjoying every video and using some ideas too.
Thanks 🙏🙏
Love your work. I can imagine it is quite difficult to do what you do but you make it look so easy.
Thanks for the kind words! Trust me, there's a lot of coffee and head-scratching that goes into making it look "easy." 😄 What's got you interested in woodworking? Got a project in mind? 🛠☕
@@JesperMakes I can imagine that. But i guess that is the reason it is do genius. Also like the humour and the editing. I don't know what exactly, i bought a hammer drill and looking for doing something with it, i thought to start from making and installing shelves in the house and ill see how it goes. I'll also need to invest some more money in tools.
Great board. That inlay got me thinking.
Thinking is good 👍
سلام , واقعا بعضی کارهای شما در عین سادگی بسیار فنی انجام میشود مانند اندازه زدن و گونیا کردن در هر کاری که از شما دیده ام. ویدیو از اول تا آخرش بسیار زیبا و جذاب بود.
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Hello and thank you for making these nice remarks. Cheers from Denmark
Lovely board just a tad dark f me , i like to c the different colours of the the woods show more 👏👏👏👏👏
Since watching you and Mark, I have noticed more and more pallet wood in my garage 🤣.
That is awesome! Remember using some of it, or you'll have pallets everywhere!
An interesting approach to a cutting board, and well produced video.
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Trimakasih kawan tips pengelolahan kayunya salam dari saya smoga semakin lancar usahanya
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Great video Jesper, love the board!
Thanks!
Excellent! I really like your "Juice Groove Jig" song.
Ahahaha 😂 thanks 👍
Beautiful work!
Thanks, Lucy! Thrilled you're enjoying the projects. 🌳🔨
Fantastic build and the quality of the production of this video is incredible. I can’t imagine how long it must have taken you to edit this! Seems I am a little late to the party, but off to check out more of your content. Best wishes, Leo 😀👍
Hi Leo, so great to hear from you, and yeah I do spend a little time editing alongside the builds.
Beautiful!
Thanks
I love Kamikoto knives! and... I really enjoy your videos!
Thanks for the love for my videos! I must admit, And who doesn't love a good woodworking video? Keep watching and I'll keep making them (with hopefully fewer mistakes along the way)! 😂
By the way, the table you mentioned at the beginning of this video, made of pallet blocks, I love it! I'd love to make one like it one day.
Far too beautiful to use as a cutting board... You win the first prize!
I might not have won the UK competition, but Rubio Monocoat Denmark have just given me a personal visit and training instead. I think they felt sorry for me 😅
Wow! Absolutely beautiful work ❤
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You were already a winner in my book, Jesper!
Thanks Linda!
Brilliant - enjoyed every minute
Thanks Calum, glad to hear that 🤗
Marvelous work continue this way🎉
Thanks, love seeing the mistakes, as I'll probably still be making them myself 👍
Making mistakes is learning.
I’m late to the game, but here’s a couple questions.
I thought it’s not good to use epoxy for cutting boards as the epoxy isn’t food safe?
I also thought it’s not good to use pallet wood for anything food related as we dont know what kind of chemicals the pallet wood has come in contact with over its lifespan.
And please: wear a mask to protect your lungs from that epoxy dust!!!
I was rooting for you, mate!
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YES JESPER! stoked to get into this
Szeto! Stoked to see you here...
In my mind, you are the winner
Thanks 🙏 I won something else 😊
Watching from south Africa. Awesome wood working skills and great humor!!
Hey there @keenanesilva5444, big thanks from Denmark! 🇩🇰🇿🇦 So cool to have friends from South Africa tuning in. I'm thrilled to hear you're enjoying the woodworking antics and the humor sprinkled in. Stay tuned for more fun projects! Got any woodworking adventures of your own going on over there? #CoffeeSolvesEverything
@@JesperMakes well I've started getting all the tools together. Got inspired by your channel. So going to attempt making a coffee table out of pallet wood. Let's see how it turns out 😬😂
Solid capacity of humor - Thanks for sharing :)
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You are a winner in my book hehehe. Being creative and try new things is always welcome
Thanks Andres!
Great content Jesper! Love it! :D Hi from Taastrup!
Thanks!
You sir are one of my new favorite wood works that I draw inspiration from, the difference between them and you is, you don't really offer the expertise or the knowledge I'm usually looking for ;) but that's okay because you make very high-quality, and enjoyable videos..
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I thought your cutting board was a for sure winner watching this video. Keep up the good work man, your break is coming ✌️
I appreciate that!
God that's so sick man!!!
Thanks Rickard! Yes, that's sick! 😂
I’ve seen a few people make cutting boards which have epoxy. I’d think epoxy would be really bad for the knives. It’s hard as heck. So I guess you’ll be sharpening those Japanese knives more often
I'll test it out and report back ☺️
I had an asthma attack I laughed so hard at the ending, especially with the sign light goes out
Loved it
Thanks man, hope you're OK again 🤣
Wow, that’s amazing! Great work as always. Unlucky on the competition though!
Yeah not much luck there 😂
I just found your channel and subscribed. I new to woodworking and loved this video. I like that you explained what you could have done differently. I too have made cutting boards but never made a juice groove
Thanks Aaron. It's a little nerve wrecking to start routing on a piece you've spend so much time on 😂
You are going to kick butt, Bravo
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Oh I really felt that anticlimactic champagne pop! Often I investigate TH-camrs before I comment, just to see what their background story is, but I’m just going to go ahead & assume you have something to do with the arts/design/film business because this was top notch! Really enjoyed it & I’m going to stick around to pick up some more of your bloody handy hacks & workarounds! Cheers, from Australia 👍
Thank you very much! Sorry I have nothing to do with the arts/design/film business, but as I'm learning woodworking I'm also studying editing and trying to do a little design. Thanks for the compliment, let me know if I can do anything. Cheers from Denmark
@@JesperMakes Haha, you’re a natural. Woodwork, filmmaking, comedy. Time for a career change?
Nice!
Thanks!
Best of luck!!!
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I really think you should give it a light coat of shellac before staining!
Why?
I think would give a more even colour on your wood.
I love it. I would definitely have it in my house!
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Pretty cool!
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