My Experience So Far on YouTube | What is Next??

In this video we talk about the channel and where it is going, plans for the future etc. Excited to share my experience with you.
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[@hale_yeah_texas]

Great channel sir. Gonna be cool to say I’ve been watching since the beginning when you blow up. Keep it up 🫡

[@NE_woodworks]

Haha. Hopefully. Thanks 👊

[@cospittner3526]

Glad to hear the channel is doing well. I’m diggin’ the content - great channel. Looking forward to more content

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks. I really appreciate that

[@tybottoms4720]

"it's really nice to work direct with... some homeowners" 🤣 I felt that. Congrats on the success of the channel. Longtime instagram follower.

[@NE_woodworks]

Hahaha. Exactly. Thanks for following along

[@Lotuscraftworks]

Awesome man! I’ve been trying to start doing TH-cam also. Just gave t taken the time.

[@NE_woodworks]

Nice. Yeah I’d say go for it!

[@SAMUELPEREZ-yc8uq]

Keep going Brother. Love the content.

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@darren9851]

I started building cabinets a few years ago and struggled with the finish bridging on the doors I made using router bits. I started breaking the edge of the groove with sand paper like you and it sucks. And then I found the miniature router bits that Amana makes. I use the Amana miniature 45 degree chamfer bit and it has made my life a lot easier. The bearing is 3/16 I believe and fits inside the groove.

[@NE_woodworks]

Oh nice. I’ll have to give that a try

[@darren9851]

Yeah it takes a little bit of figuring out but I have really good results with it. I tried doing both the front and the back of the groove in one pass but I use the rail and stile bits with a beveled front and I think the back would cut too much out so I just do one side at time. And of course on the stiles I drop them down on the mini chamfer bit about an inch from end behind where the rail will go and pull up before I get to the end so there’s no holes after glue up.