I don't care what anyone says. This is the most enjoyable woodworking channel on TH-cam. Nothing inspires me more. Just wish there was more steady content. But it's free and I get so excited to watch a new video.
You my friend put out some of the most amazing content on the internet. Your work is awesome, but your storytelling and cinematic creativity enhances your woodworking creations. I thoroughly enjoy your content.
Wm, you should do some videos narrating some bedtime stories... Your soothing voice always seems to put my kids right to sleep... not a dig, but a compliment!
Your work really opened my eyes to woodworking. Before, I figured everything was put together by screws and I noticed you never use any screws on projects, only strong well thought out joints. Looks awesome man.
I so look forward to your videos. I love your projects and your narration. You are very fortunate to have those great Grizzly machines in your shop. I’ve been looking at them for my new shop because of past positive experiences with them at school. BTW...nice watch!
Great project looks fantastic. Not sure the music is quite right on this one! Sounds like I’m on hold. Don’t want to be critical as your work is awesome.
I would consider Delta to be the harbor freight of woodworking. The Grizz and Sawstop saws are made next to each other in the same factory. Plus the sawstop patent is up next year. Guess how many companies have saws ready to go as soon as the patent runs out.
I dont usually have any issues. I made mine by edge jointing the 1x the gluing it to the hardboard then used the circ saw to cut the hardboard riding the fence to make it perfectly aligned
When you ordered your jointer and planer did you order it with the helical head or did you add that later? There's some school of thought that the aftermarket helical heads are much better than factory.
So mine are technically "spiral head" not "helical head" helical head cutters have the inserts skewed to make a shearing cut. Spiral heads have the cutters in a helix pattern but the cutters are square to the work if that makes sense. I believe helical heads have the advantage but I've never had any issues with my spiral head tools. You are probably referring to Byrd or Shelix heads.
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Your story telling/cinematography is always so damn good. This was no exception. Looks amazing too
I don't care what anyone says. This is the most enjoyable woodworking channel on TH-cam. Nothing inspires me more. Just wish there was more steady content. But it's free and I get so excited to watch a new video.
You my friend put out some of the most amazing content on the internet. Your work is awesome, but your storytelling and cinematic creativity enhances your woodworking creations. I thoroughly enjoy your content.
beautiful sink! nicely done. CANNONBALLLLLLL!!!!!
One of the best makers on you tube!
That's incredibly kind of you to say!
Always great to find a Will Walker video waiting in my queue. Thanks for posting.
That planner is a beast!
Im gonna call my bathroom the cantina now
Beautiful vanity. Love your work and videos,
Great video and gorgeous cantina sink!
Great job! Very well done.
Wm, you should do some videos narrating some bedtime stories... Your soothing voice always seems to put my kids right to sleep... not a dig, but a compliment!
Looks so nice and clean! I am making a desk for my daughter and just might try doing mortise and tenons on it!
Your work really opened my eyes to woodworking. Before, I figured everything was put together by screws and I noticed you never use any screws on projects, only strong well thought out joints. Looks awesome man.
I so look forward to your videos. I love your projects and your narration. You are very fortunate to have those great Grizzly machines in your shop. I’ve been looking at them for my new shop because of past positive experiences with them at school. BTW...nice watch!
Another great project!
Beautiful Job! I'm sure everyone loves it.
Fantastic job! Vanity looks amazing and Grizz must be proud :)
Thanks Andrea!
So twisty. Flatttened it nicely. Such a lovely piece to have in your cantina.
Absolutely beautiful. Great design and I love the style. Well done sir!
Very nice build and enjoyable video.
Beautiful as always, Will
Very good project
Awesome job man
Turned out great, Will! Good idea about turning off the slow close mechanism on half of the hinges.
Absolutely gorgeous. Always look forward to your projects
Always enjoy your videos! Thanks for taking time to make them for us!!
Thank you for providing all your great content
Really nice. I wish you would put out more vids man. I really enjoy your delivery and pace
Another awesome project! I love watching your videos!
Beautiful Work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great project. Thanks for sharing!
Stunning piece. Bravo.
Great job! Always enjoy your videos👍👍
Amazing build! Great job
Great project looks fantastic. Not sure the music is quite right on this one! Sounds like I’m on hold. Don’t want to be critical as your work is awesome.
The best decision you can make is to get a Sawstop table saw like Katz-Moses. Grizzly tools, the Harbor Freight of wood working.
I would consider Delta to be the harbor freight of woodworking. The Grizz and Sawstop saws are made next to each other in the same factory. Plus the sawstop patent is up next year. Guess how many companies have saws ready to go as soon as the patent runs out.
As always great video but I was pleasantly surprised by the music.
How the hell does he not have one million subscribers?
Very nice, thanks for the inspiration. Really like your videos and content.
Looks amazing. Great job
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Awesome work
very nice. well explained.
what so you use for lighting?
Did you make the sink or buy it? I’ve never ran across a place to buy concrete sinks.
wow
Do you ever have an issue with your circular saw drifting away from your track? I have the same kind of set up, and my saw wanders quite often.
I'd probably check if the edge that you're referencing against the track on the base of the saw is parallel with the blade with a pair of calipers.
I dont usually have any issues. I made mine by edge jointing the 1x the gluing it to the hardboard then used the circ saw to cut the hardboard riding the fence to make it perfectly aligned
When you ordered your jointer and planer did you order it with the helical head or did you add that later? There's some school of thought that the aftermarket helical heads are much better than factory.
So mine are technically "spiral head" not "helical head" helical head cutters have the inserts skewed to make a shearing cut. Spiral heads have the cutters in a helix pattern but the cutters are square to the work if that makes sense. I believe helical heads have the advantage but I've never had any issues with my spiral head tools. You are probably referring to Byrd or Shelix heads.
How long have you been using the poor mans track saw type. Thanks
Couple of years?
Beautiful! Which epoxy do you use to fill holes and cracks?
He said TotalBoat... also listed in the description.
I use TotalBoat 2:1 high performance
I did it with the Woodglut plans.
Why vanity for bathroom? No peeing in pool?
A wise man once said, there's a big difference between peeing in the pool and peeing into the pool.
Nice project. Boring video. I suggest you watch some other videos. Start with Morgan Hurst.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion I guess. Do you have a video you've produced you'd like to share?