Hey everyone! Thanks for watching! If you're interested in learning more about the "My Basement Business" course from Jennie and Davis, you can get more info about it here: www.tinyurl.com/startingmbb. Both Jennie and Davis have been personal friends of mine for years now and I can attest to their success. They started with nothing but a dream and have now grown that into a couple profitable companies. Check them out for yourself!
I really love that drew shares his mistakes at then end. Just to to show someone so creative and talented can still make mistakes, I remember this everytime I mess something up.
I always enjoy and appreciated when you show your mistakes. We all make them. Acknowledging yours makes those of us less experienced woodworkers feel a little less inept. These chairs are very cool. I hope to try them one of these days when I get all my others projects caught up. 🙄
Drew, the deck furnishings look great. Anybody would love to relax on your deck. By the way, I'm 55 years old and I have that Sesame street song looping through my head ever since I saw the video. It's been over 40 some years since that has happened; It's going to be a long day...ha, ha, ha. Thank you for the video and all your work.
Love it, and love it when you "Help" the neighbor, lol...in fact if I do this, my neighbor to my left has a pile of wood left over from a shed he hasn't built yet, and the neighbor to my right, has patio furniture with cushions, but since they don't ever sit on them, I'll go ahead and take the initiative to help them by removing them, clean them, and then test them out a few years before comparing notes with them to see why they don't sit on them...I'm all about learning and research, it's the least I can do and hey, what are neighbors for, right? Everyone needs good neighbors like us. 😁 Seriously though been following you for years, seeing the kids grow, feel like part of the family, you do very beautiful work, always a thumbs up, love the out takes, and I pray you and the family be safe and well! Greetings from my family to yours, from NC!
Those chairs turned out lovely! The bridle joints added a very nice detail to the edges. "One of these is not like the other..." had me spitting out my tea in laughter.
As always, thanks for the awesome video. I laughed so hard at the "One of these things is not like the other" I have decided to make a sign of that saying and hang it on the wall over my work bench. Thanks again Sir!
Great looking outdoor seats. Nice video. Makes the entire process look easy enough for even me. I have some experience with wood working, but not a lot. I also like easy and uncomplicated.
@@FishersShop I also liked the foldable table you made for your miter saw. I have a small shed that doubles as a work shop. I need all the space saving builds I can make.
Drew… you are correct. Bridal joints are fun and quick. Especially compared to my one and only visit to a Bridal Shop… the tux fitting was excruciating. The cost was astronomical! I’ll do bridal joints all day and still feel less stress!
"Let's take the cushions out, since they are pretty hard to make out of wood". Yea I agree, I find welding a couple of steel plates together usually much easier ;)
I really love how you show your mistakes it gives me heart not worry about my mistakes anymore I used to get very angry with myself even worse than you but not anymore you made me realize i'm not the only one who makes mistakes. Thanks
I know it’s been said, but I really love the outtakes that you put in each of your videos. Sometimes it can feel like I really suck at woodworking because I make mistakes all the time, but seeing you make mistakes too, many of them mistakes I have also made, it reminds me that none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes from time to time. It can be intimidating watching other makers on TH-cam because their videos are edited to make it look perfect and easy, but you remind us that we all have room to grow. Keep up the good work and thanks for the inspiration to keep going!
Turned out great. While I am truly sorry about the mistakes that required wasting the boards and cutting new ones, it does make me feel a little more human. My last project I took about 30 minutes writing out all my cuts in order so that I could make sure to move the fence as little as possible. I thought very highly of myself and promptly made my first cut 2 inches short.
As soon as you described what you were going to make I said to myself "uh oh". Not because I thought YOU couldn't do it but because if it were ME I'd have all the problems you showed in the outtakes!! Thanks for making me feel better about my own abilities! Love your builds & videos!
Too awesome Mr Drew Fisher, luv your perspective, and wonderful attitude as well as, attentive to details. Needless to write, however my conviction is I will try harder to watch your vids sooner.
Great video, Drew. Love the little entertaining bits along the way. "One of these things is not like the other ..." had me laughing more than I care to admit. Time for me to head to the shop and add some spare parts to my Onefinity CNC to get my dust collection under control.
What could be fun in those video montages of cross cutting on the chop saw would be to have one in which hot dogs are on top of the wood in the cross cut area. Just a sick and twisted thought.
I've worked in college housing for 25 years. Strong vibes of This End Up dorm furniture from the 90s, but vastly improved. Good looking, sturdy pieces. Nice work Drew.
Great video, Drew. Amazing how you condensed all that hard work, time, and frustrations into a 17 min video. The project came out looking great. As always, the humour was an added bonus and made the video so much more enjoyable. Thank you!
Nice build Drew, but I want to suggest you turn the seat bottom over in your plans and next build. As it will be a strong use of the half-lap joints. 11:53 shows the seat runner's half-lap on the bottom side, kind of defeating the joints actual strength. Again nice design and sure you just got caught up in the build. Please keep making your videos with the same humor. Very refreshing.
Congrats on being the first viewer to catch this. Yes, I goofed but realized after the glue dried. As you can see from my original fusion model, I had every intent on doing it right. The plans call out my error and instruct it be done correctly.
Great project, Drew. A small tip for the countersink drilling. Doing the countersink first will give you a nice round hole, with the pilot drilled first the countersink will have a faceted hole. It only matters once in a while but does give a clean look when the countersink is in a visible location.
Hola! 🖐 This is the very first video of yours I have watched. Great video quality and production and a super awesome build. I will sub just from watching this video. I'll be watching past videos and get caught up to watch new content as it becomes available. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Well, I just finished building these. I watched this video many, many times and I purchased the plans (which were certainly well worth the money). I changed them to accommodate 24x26” cushions and turned the chair into a 3-seat sofa. It was more than a week’s work and full-time days at that. They’re gorgeous (although I hid a lot of mistakes). Thanks Drew.
Awesome project! The bridle joints are a nice touch! And it’s cool that you’re partnering with Jennie & Davis for this! Good job remembering to Pivot! And I like the little song in the outtakes!
Drew….you are my favorite! PIVOT! I wait for each video and have gone back and watched ALL thru the years. It is so nice to see that woodworking can be done in a small space and as soon as my small space becomes available, I plan on buying all of your plans. Just know you have a super fan (not stalker) in North Carolina!
Great furniture, Drew. Nice job. I hope your neighbor appreciates all the help you give him. Where's the flat head screw on these? Just don't squeeze your dog too hard. BTW - nice fountain. Bill
Great build and as always really entertaining. It also brought about one of the “light bulb” moments for me. In prep a lot of repetitive cuts to square up those edges. Then later on a trim router is used to soften the edges that we spend so much time to get. I get it but kinda grin when I think about it.
It's required though so that the joints look perfect. If I was using pocket holes and butt joints, then I could have left some of those rounded edges and saved myself some work.
Haha this was such a great project and video, I am so disappointed that you didn’t show you using a flat head screw though!! But between the pivot reference and the one of these things is not like the other I definitely let out a bit of a chuckle!
Amazing work, Drew! Really beautiful chairs! 😃 I think about making something for my front porch as well! Maybe I try your plans later! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great build, though I felt there was something missing... It was only on reading the comments that I realised it was the slot screw and unnecessary walnut! Still loving the outtakes Drew. 👍
Hey everyone! Thanks for watching! If you're interested in learning more about the "My Basement Business" course from Jennie and Davis, you can get more info about it here: www.tinyurl.com/startingmbb. Both Jennie and Davis have been personal friends of mine for years now and I can attest to their success. They started with nothing but a dream and have now grown that into a couple profitable companies. Check them out for yourself!
I've been Jeenie and Davis for years. Good hard working folks with gumption and grit.
I really love that drew shares his mistakes at then end. Just to to show someone so creative and talented can still make mistakes, I remember this everytime I mess something up.
Yup one of the many things I love about his videos. Also that very understanding neighbour.
I love the chunky and robust look of the maker.. I mean FURNITURE!! 🥰🥰
I always enjoy and appreciated when you show your mistakes. We all make them. Acknowledging yours makes those of us less experienced woodworkers feel a little less inept.
These chairs are very cool. I hope to try them one of these days when I get all my others projects caught up. 🙄
Thanks!
Drew, your videos are always great, but I really appreciate your sense of humor!
Glad you like them!
Drew, the deck furnishings look great. Anybody would love to relax on your deck. By the way, I'm 55 years old and I have that Sesame street song looping through my head ever since I saw the video. It's been over 40 some years since that has happened; It's going to be a long day...ha, ha, ha. Thank you for the video and all your work.
Haha, sorry!
Love it, and love it when you "Help" the neighbor, lol...in fact if I do this, my neighbor to my left has a pile of wood left over from a shed he hasn't built yet, and the neighbor to my right, has patio furniture with cushions, but since they don't ever sit on them, I'll go ahead and take the initiative to help them by removing them, clean them, and then test them out a few years before comparing notes with them to see why they don't sit on them...I'm all about learning and research, it's the least I can do and hey, what are neighbors for, right? Everyone needs good neighbors like us. 😁
Seriously though been following you for years, seeing the kids grow, feel like part of the family, you do very beautiful work, always a thumbs up, love the out takes, and I pray you and the family be safe and well! Greetings from my family to yours, from NC!
Well done Drew!
Thanks!
I've made the same exact mistake which you pointed out the last outtake ;) When made my patio furn
Drew this was the perfect situation to use your dado blade or buy a dado blade
Those chairs turned out lovely! The bridle joints added a very nice detail to the edges. "One of these is not like the other..." had me spitting out my tea in laughter.
Hehe, thanks!
As always, thanks for the awesome video. I laughed so hard at the "One of these things is not like the other" I have decided to make a sign of that saying and hang it on the wall over my work bench. Thanks again Sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It turned out nice again mother!
Siiiiiii me encantan tus videos, tus trabajos, te sigo, te felicito, un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Drew I love your clips, you have been a big push in my woodworking endeavor.
Great to hear!
I love your humor
Thanks
Love this channel! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoy it!
Nice one, Drew! Made me laugh out loud several times. Pivot!!!!😂 🤣😂 🤣
Glad you enjoyed it
Great looking outdoor seats. Nice video. Makes the entire process look easy enough for even me. I have some experience with wood working, but not a lot. I also like easy and uncomplicated.
Right on. Go for it!
@@FishersShop I also liked the foldable table you made for your miter saw. I have a small shed that doubles as a work shop. I need all the space saving builds I can make.
just amazing execution and voice over. Love it
Thanks!
That cedar does look Good!
Drew… you are correct. Bridal joints are fun and quick. Especially compared to my one and only visit to a Bridal Shop… the tux fitting was excruciating. The cost was astronomical!
I’ll do bridal joints all day and still feel less stress!
😉
Mason sure changed since the battery distributor video
Love your content, thanks for sharing
You bet! Thanks!
Love your fountain! (Good sound effects; reminds me of something else.)
Drew, I’ve enjoyed your channel for years now. I hope you never get tired of making videos.
Thanks Michael! Still going strong for now
Those look fantastic!!
Thanks!
"Let's take the cushions out, since they are pretty hard to make out of wood". Yea I agree, I find welding a couple of steel plates together usually much easier ;)
I really love how you show your mistakes it gives me heart not worry about my mistakes anymore I used to get very angry with myself even worse than you but not anymore you made me realize i'm not the only one who makes mistakes. Thanks
Everyone messes up!
I know it’s been said, but I really love the outtakes that you put in each of your videos. Sometimes it can feel like I really suck at woodworking because I make mistakes all the time, but seeing you make mistakes too, many of them mistakes I have also made, it reminds me that none of us are perfect and we all make mistakes from time to time.
It can be intimidating watching other makers on TH-cam because their videos are edited to make it look perfect and easy, but you remind us that we all have room to grow.
Keep up the good work and thanks for the inspiration to keep going!
You are the best !!!
Thanks! :)
Drew, whenever I see you’ve posted a new video I watch it right away, I always know it will be a highlight of my day! Thanks for being awesome. 🍻
Turned out great. While I am truly sorry about the mistakes that required wasting the boards and cutting new ones, it does make me feel a little more human. My last project I took about 30 minutes writing out all my cuts in order so that I could make sure to move the fence as little as possible. I thought very highly of myself and promptly made my first cut 2 inches short.
Haha 😂
It's great seeing a man enjoy a good sit.
That is a nice water fountain
As soon as you described what you were going to make I said to myself "uh oh". Not because I thought YOU couldn't do it but because if it were ME I'd have all the problems you showed in the outtakes!! Thanks for making me feel better about my own abilities! Love your builds & videos!
Hehe, thanks!
Too awesome Mr Drew Fisher, luv your perspective, and wonderful attitude as well as, attentive to details.
Needless to write, however my conviction is I will try harder to watch your vids sooner.
Another great project and better video. I have always loved how you edit the repetitive operations with the stop-action animation and funky sounds.
Great video, Drew. Love the little entertaining bits along the way. "One of these things is not like the other ..." had me laughing more than I care to admit. Time for me to head to the shop and add some spare parts to my Onefinity CNC to get my dust collection under control.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm stealing your jingle for my weekly flub ups Drew. That was gold!
@@FishersShop I'd like to know what kind of sealant he used and how the furniture is looking now.
What could be fun in those video montages of cross cutting on the chop saw would be to have one in which hot dogs are on top of the wood in the cross cut area. Just a sick and twisted thought.
Excellent project!
Thanks
Very cool Drew!
Thanks! :)
First step, remove rounded edges. Last step, add rounded edges. :) Excellent project. Thanks for sharing!
Hah, yup! Thanks, Lynn
Great video like always. I like the out take of the water fountain. Lmao 🤣 🤣
😉
I LOVE your videos, Drew. Even if I wasn't into woodworking, the entertainment value alone is worth the price of admission!! Keep it up, buddy!
Thanks a bunch!
Awesome job bud. I love Jenny and Davis too! I love how you can take a boring how to video humorous! Great job Drew!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
I've worked in college housing for 25 years. Strong vibes of This End Up dorm furniture from the 90s, but vastly improved. Good looking, sturdy pieces. Nice work Drew.
Thanks!
Great video, Drew. Amazing how you condensed all that hard work, time, and frustrations into a 17 min video. The project came out looking great. As always, the humour was an added bonus and made the video so much more enjoyable. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've had quite the week... what a pleasant surprise when I got your notification! Wish I could watch you every day!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I love your patio furniture projects! Makes me want to build them!
Thanks, Zach! And your vids make me want to build a laser. :D
I didn't think I could ever smell a video until now. I love the smell of cedar
Haha it made the whole house smell good.
Nice build Drew, but I want to suggest you turn the seat bottom over in your plans and next build. As it will be a strong use of the half-lap joints. 11:53 shows the seat runner's half-lap on the bottom side, kind of defeating the joints actual strength. Again nice design and sure you just got caught up in the build. Please keep making your videos with the same humor. Very refreshing.
Congrats on being the first viewer to catch this. Yes, I goofed but realized after the glue dried. As you can see from my original fusion model, I had every intent on doing it right. The plans call out my error and instruct it be done correctly.
Great project, Drew. A small tip for the countersink drilling. Doing the countersink first will give you a nice round hole, with the pilot drilled first the countersink will have a faceted hole. It only matters once in a while but does give a clean look when the countersink is in a visible location.
I also like your outtakes, they're awesome!!!
Glad you like them!
Amazing job. I just made a chunky patio set but without the jointery. Now I want to burn it and start over. 😂
Haha, glad you enjoyed the video
I just found your channel. Loving your videos, brother!!
Glad you like them!
Really nice job, think I’m gonna have to order the plans
Awesome. Have fun with the build
Nice build! The end has me dying 😂😂
😉
Hola! 🖐 This is the very first video of yours I have watched. Great video quality and production and a super awesome build. I will sub just from watching this video. I'll be watching past videos and get caught up to watch new content as it becomes available. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
PIVOT!! I understood that reference
Well, I just finished building these. I watched this video many, many times and I purchased the plans (which were certainly well worth the money). I changed them to accommodate 24x26” cushions and turned the chair into a 3-seat sofa. It was more than a week’s work and full-time days at that. They’re gorgeous (although I hid a lot of mistakes). Thanks Drew.
That’s awesome! I’d love to see a picture of them.
@@FishersShop Happy to send one.
It would be nice to see a viewer's build of stuff, because I too would like to see how your sofa turned out.
Buc-ees!
Awesome build!
Thanks!
Nice furniture. 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great content! Keep it coming.
Thanks! Will do!
Looks good!
Thanks
Awesome video brother!
Thanks a bunch!
Lunch break in work getting my Friday Fisher shop Fix
Awesome project! The bridle joints are a nice touch! And it’s cool that you’re partnering with Jennie & Davis for this!
Good job remembering to Pivot!
And I like the little song in the outtakes!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Great video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
What great build, such nice furniture. I have been following J&D for some time now too and they are great
Yes they are!
Nothing wrong with the rusty table and dead plant but each to their own 😁
PIVOT!! made me chuckle.
The fountain outtake was the best. My wife calls that boy humor...
Drew….you are my favorite! PIVOT! I wait for each video and have gone back and watched ALL thru the years. It is so nice to see that woodworking can be done in a small space and as soon as my small space becomes available, I plan on buying all of your plans. Just know you have a super fan (not stalker) in North Carolina!
Haha, thanks Jen! :)
Great project and video Drew! Gotta love deck season and these will be perfect to enjoy it!
Yup! They've been great so far! Thanks for watching bud
Thanks! B- E - A Utiful. Love your videos
Thanks for watching!
That last mistake Drew deserves a huge gigantic enormous "OH CRAP". Nice chairs and they do look very comfortable , nice job.
Hehe, thanks!
Awesome video Drew! You do great work, but your commentary just puts it over the edge and makes this a top channel in my opinion.
Glad you enjoy it!
Nice job on the patio furniture Drew! Thanks for sharing the video with us!👍💖😎JP
No problem 👍
great build and video!!
Thanks
Pivot, pivot, pivot. Loved the reference. 👍👍😂🤣😂🤣
😂
I think you might have a wood worker top 10 hit . Great video , thanks for sharing .
Thanks 👍
As always it's an interesting build made interestingly. 😁
Thanks! 😁
Hahahaha I'd love to see you and your neighbour together. I bet he secretly hates you for stealing all of his wood 🤣😉
Very nicely done. Your creativity and craftmanship are remarkable. Thank you for sharing this project.
Thank you very much!
Your a funny guy!! thx
Very cool!
Thanks
I really appreciate the outtakes. Now I don’t feel so bad with the multitude of the ones I make.
Great furniture, Drew. Nice job. I hope your neighbor appreciates all the help you give him. Where's the flat head screw on these? Just don't squeeze your dog too hard. BTW - nice fountain.
Bill
Hehe, thanks Bill
Great build and as always really entertaining. It also brought about one of the “light bulb” moments for me. In prep a lot of repetitive cuts to square up those edges. Then later on a trim router is used to soften the edges that we spend so much time to get. I get it but kinda grin when I think about it.
It's required though so that the joints look perfect. If I was using pocket holes and butt joints, then I could have left some of those rounded edges and saved myself some work.
Pivot Pivot Pivot. Funny stuff. Hahaha. Great build as usual.
Always a pleasure watching your videos 👍👍👍💕. But you stay away too long
Thanks. Well, most folks don't realize just how much work each of these videos are. 1 a month is all I can do.
Enjoying your work! Keep it up!!!
I love your videos.. there just aren’t enough 😆
Each one is a tremendous amount of work. Wish I could do more, I simply can't.
@@FishersShop I can’t imagine how long it would take me!! I just love the videos and am grateful they exist. Thank you!
Haha this was such a great project and video, I am so disappointed that you didn’t show you using a flat head screw though!! But between the pivot reference and the one of these things is not like the other I definitely let out a bit of a chuckle!
Hehe, thanks Graydon
I just realized I never dropped a comment. This is some fine porch furniture! Enjoyed the video, buddy.
Thanks 👍
Great project and hilarious video, as usual~! Love the fountain shot and the outtakes. Thanks~!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Amazing work, Drew! Really beautiful chairs! 😃
I think about making something for my front porch as well! Maybe I try your plans later!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! You'll like them for sure
Great build, though I felt there was something missing... It was only on reading the comments that I realised it was the slot screw and unnecessary walnut! Still loving the outtakes Drew. 👍
Maybe next time. :)
Brilliant as always
Glad you enjoyed it