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Very nice, always enjoy watching your project videos. Also appreciate the fact that you don’t hide your mistakes,which is the only way to learn. Keep up the good work!
What's the most relaxing thing in the world? Work your wood with some nice classical music in the background. I like the simplicity and the elegance of chest closing, no hinge, no screw,, no glue and just two slide movements to secure it. Thanks for sharing this 20 minutes of pleasure.
Great job, and hats off to you for planing all that ash by hand! I made a Japanese tool box as well, same idea as this but with nails and dadoes. Anyway, I found out that I should've thought about organizing the interior before making the box. Right now, I am just dumping my tools in there. If I make another, I'll make some rails for trays and few other holders before assembling the box.
Just something that helped me is when you are chiseling out a sliding dove tail you could use a paring guide clamped to the work piece to really get the fit perfect!
Man I thought your first couple videos were just one hair brained newbie mistake after another, but this video you have truly arrived. Some serious joinery going on there, still done quickly, and solid fit across the project. The little wedged blind “tree nails” for the Batton on the lid were genius. You need to move up to some apartment sized furniture projects.
The EAB killed all the ash here in northern Kentucky. I’m getting a lot of spalted ash now. Beautiful wood. Now we’re hearing about the long horned beetle. Nice work and as always, domo arigato.
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Just like most Yokozuna, you've got a big ash too.
Very nice, always enjoy watching your project videos. Also appreciate the fact that you don’t hide your mistakes,which is the only way to learn. Keep up the good work!
That entire build using only the hand tools in the smaller tool box. Truly amazing. Thank you for the inspiration.
Wow that’s a great project! Well done. Keep them coming!!!
Fantastic build!
Your joinery is actually PERFECT in my humble opinion because it allows for wood movement!!!
What's the most relaxing thing in the world? Work your wood with some nice classical music in the background. I like the simplicity and the elegance of chest closing, no hinge, no screw,, no glue and just two slide movements to secure it. Thanks for sharing this 20 minutes of pleasure.
Thx for the huge amount of inspiration today!
Great job, and hats off to you for planing all that ash by hand! I made a Japanese tool box as well, same idea as this but with nails and dadoes. Anyway, I found out that I should've thought about organizing the interior before making the box. Right now, I am just dumping my tools in there. If I make another, I'll make some rails for trays and few other holders before assembling the box.
Fantastic work, enjoyed the video.
Just something that helped me is when you are chiseling out a sliding dove tail you could use a paring guide clamped to the work piece to really get the fit perfect!
Love it; weird angles, scary joinery and ash, three wonderful things!
Man I thought your first couple videos were just one hair brained newbie mistake after another, but this video you have truly arrived. Some serious joinery going on there, still done quickly, and solid fit across the project. The little wedged blind “tree nails” for the Batton on the lid were genius. You need to move up to some apartment sized furniture projects.
I love it! I like that you didnt use a bunch of fancy wancy tools and that you used joinery without clue. How cool! Great job, subscribing now.
Cool box! Love that wood. Thanks.
Very cool project; it really tests your patience
I’m amazed. I really like your approach.
The EAB killed all the ash here in northern Kentucky. I’m getting a lot of spalted ash now. Beautiful wood. Now we’re hearing about the long horned beetle. Nice work and as always, domo arigato.
I have ‘dust escapes’ in a few of my projects, too.
Love the build. Love ash too, but sometimes it can be a pain in the ash.