What’s funny to me is that I watched this version first and was curious why you’d done the bottom the way you did. Turns out you explained that in the longer version. I wish the algorithm didn’t drive towards short videos, I like those small details. I find your thinking behind design decisions as interesting as the making sometimes.
This was the video that taught me the term "ramekin". Until then, I had always referred to them as "crocks". What I REALLY miss is all your marble machine stuff. That's what originally attracted me to your channel and all the quality woodworking fun kept me around for all this time!
I watched this years ago and I was confused when I saw the thumbnail again in 2022. Was a good watch especially when you used the shim in your box joint jig and cut them all at once.
Nice to see it still works! I do agree with some of the other comments, my favorite part of the last video was the context of why you were making the tray. I thought it was really sweet that you made something for you and your brother to enjoy
Been watching this channel for years. Love how he talks about engagement but never once asks the audience to “like subscribe and hit that notification bell”
Matthias, you're not perfect, no mortal man is. But I believe TH-cam as a whole is a better place because of you. My dad and I used to enjoy watching your videos together over the years. He passed away 12-2021 and every new upload since, I think of him and how much he might have enjoyed your constant creativity and little ramblings. Don't stop creating OR rambling!
I enjoy watching your old videos (so I've seen this a few times) but I much prefer the 8 minute version. I feel some of the context is lost (you often take desert to your brother so need a tray that can take x ramekins plus cream). For viewing experience I think this is important, for me anyway.
I have been going through and rewatching all your videos so it took me a minute to realize you just posted this and that it was a bit different lol. I like that you are redoing and reposting some older videos but please don't cut them to short. I find it inspirational to feel like the viewer is along for the entire build and not just the highlights of the build.
Yeah I recall the story of bringing ramekins with desert or breakfast for family(?) I forget the exact story since I remember it from when it came out in 2014 probably, but I thought it was a nice touch, this just felt strange jumping right into it.
I don't mind how old the video is, the design is AMAZING I wish i had a little workshop and just redo some of your projects. The locking mechanism is sooo cool! Easy and reliable.
Really thought that locking mechanism was good? It took some space and that thin lever can catch somewhere and break. Usually those kind of things are done with some kind of spring loaded ball or stud and a hole in moving part. Much easier, more reliable, less visible, easier to make... If you want to use leaf spring (even wooden one) it goes inside of the box holding stud or ball in its place. Spring can be recessed in side wall if needed so
It would be nive if you could do a retrospective video on how some of your projects have held up over the years, like this tea tray for example. Your workbenches will probably last for centuries but I'm interested in how the some of the fiddly stufg you've built has held up.
I remember the first two times you released the video and still enjoyed this time. If I watch all the channels that I subscribe to and have some spare time, I will look on your channel and choose one or more of your old videos. My favourites are your panterouter and the bandsaws
Great video. Over the years I've made similar things but nothing with the lock in place handle that's great. Old new whatever it's all about the wood and the guy putting it together. Thanks for your videos and inspiration.
Man Matthias, each and everytime I watch one of your videos!! When the video comes to it's end! I always feel mixed emotions!! The first emotion is always DANG IT!!!! I wish that video, hadn't ended yet!! The second emotion is always, pure inspiration! I want to head straight to the shop and start a new project! Lol so, Dang it! And thank you!! Lol take it easy brother. Until next time!
I very much like rewatching your re-edited content, even if I have already seen it before, it came out really well, I don't think I would have even noticed that it was your old workshop if I was watching this for the first time.
Stellar project as always Matthias. Your box joint machine is magical, so efficient, and wooden spring very clever. End ramble appreciated for history and context.
That wood has really nice grain to it. Years ago I picked up a piece of clear Douglas fir 1x4. It's warped and twisted but had really nice grain that looks like wavy hair. Thanks for the video
Im jealous of your ability to design things like this and make them turn out nice and functional. I can replicate what you have made here, but I could never design one from scratch.
You're asking the wrong guy that. The other Canadian maker / woodworker is the one who is constantly changing how he does things. They had a whole conversation about it a while back.
Really cool little tray and the locking handle is a fantastic idea. That sucks that TH-cam managed to screw up this video on you all that time ago but glad that you were able to finally get it figured out and uploaded correctly. Really enjoyed watching this. Your creativity and ingenuity is awesome and very inspiring.
Speaking from personal experience, sometimes you just have that many maple trees, not all of them far enough from other maples to thrive. I would hate to burn nice figured maple like that, though.
I remember his one, the basket had some family historical/cultural history that you've edited out? I can't remember al the detail. But nice work on the spring though!
Great video Matthias, I have to agree with other comments. We don't want to see too much cut out of your videos. Heaven forbid we fall prey to the TikTok format our youth have succumbed to. Addictive dopamine hits in video form. :)
i was about to make a joke about how impressed i am that you could make your new shop look so similar to your old one - until the end part. :D either way, great video, also loved seeing the tray still be in good shape after so many years.
As I remember the story behind this one is that the dessert that Matthias liked to bring do his brother's house for games night was a bit of a hassle to carry, so he build a carrying case for all the bits and pieces.
Well... despite all of the bobbles with this video.... you manage to do quite well for yourself. 🤫 I thought I had seen this before. I still think that locking mechanism is a really great idea.
hey I saw the video and thought: WOw cool that seems like Matthias is doing "the good old stuff that we all so like" again :D beautifully made but I think oil as finish would have looked nicer. very well done as usual!
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The added rambling was worth every second.
the added rambling builds character. It's good to feed the audience that as a part of a healthy diet.
What’s funny to me is that I watched this version first and was curious why you’d done the bottom the way you did. Turns out you explained that in the longer version. I wish the algorithm didn’t drive towards short videos, I like those small details. I find your thinking behind design decisions as interesting as the making sometimes.
This was the video that taught me the term "ramekin". Until then, I had always referred to them as "crocks". What I REALLY miss is all your marble machine stuff. That's what originally attracted me to your channel and all the quality woodworking fun kept me around for all this time!
What an amazingly robust and simple design, and such a satisfying "TUNG/THUNK" sound when it latches.
I watched this years ago and I was confused when I saw the thumbnail again in 2022. Was a good watch especially when you used the shim in your box joint jig and cut them all at once.
Wooden gears and wooden compliant mechanisms... absolutely love it. This channel is brilliant!
Nice to see it still works! I do agree with some of the other comments, my favorite part of the last video was the context of why you were making the tray. I thought it was really sweet that you made something for you and your brother to enjoy
I told myself "self, I think you've seen this before." Then I checked the date, "Nope it's brand new we'll watch it to the end." 🙂
I had similar thoughts at first, but then I remembered that some of the compacted old videos were released before
I also did the exact same thing 😂
This is one of my favorites
Yeah. I was thinking deja vu 😂
Yep, me too, let's see how many more subscribe to this thread :D
Been watching this channel for years. Love how he talks about engagement but never once asks the audience to “like subscribe and hit that notification bell”
Matthias, you're not perfect, no mortal man is. But I believe TH-cam as a whole is a better place because of you. My dad and I used to enjoy watching your videos together over the years. He passed away 12-2021 and every new upload since, I think of him and how much he might have enjoyed your constant creativity and little ramblings. Don't stop creating OR rambling!
Mr. Wandel, I still appreciate you reworking the video. I still enjoy seeing your work. Thank you.
I enjoy watching your old videos (so I've seen this a few times) but I much prefer the 8 minute version. I feel some of the context is lost (you often take desert to your brother so need a tray that can take x ramekins plus cream). For viewing experience I think this is important, for me anyway.
i agree too
made it a bit of a story
otherwise it’s just a project
Was about to comment the same thing
I agree, but I think we're a minority. I think most people don't care about the backstory and just want to see the action.
I also agree, it’s good to know why you building something and what it’s for.
You are completely right
I love your creative problem solving the most. Heck, reupload everything, I’m bound to watch it!
I've recently been rewatching old videos and having them recommended. I didn't realise this was a different one until the ramble at the end.
I'm glad you re-uploaded this, I never saw it before and it caught my eye this time.
I have been going through and rewatching all your videos so it took me a minute to realize you just posted this and that it was a bit different lol. I like that you are redoing and reposting some older videos but please don't cut them to short. I find it inspirational to feel like the viewer is along for the entire build and not just the highlights of the build.
Same, I'm glad we could give the algorithm even more confidence in Matthias Wandel.
Yeah I recall the story of bringing ramekins with desert or breakfast for family(?) I forget the exact story since I remember it from when it came out in 2014 probably, but I thought it was a nice touch, this just felt strange jumping right into it.
I had this exact same box as a kid in Germany! Nice job resurrecting an old design!
I don't mind how old the video is, the design is AMAZING
I wish i had a little workshop and just redo some of your projects. The locking mechanism is sooo cool! Easy and reliable.
Really thought that locking mechanism was good? It took some space and that thin lever can catch somewhere and break.
Usually those kind of things are done with some kind of spring loaded ball or stud and a hole in moving part. Much easier, more reliable, less visible, easier to make... If you want to use leaf spring (even wooden one) it goes inside of the box holding stud or ball in its place. Spring can be recessed in side wall if needed so
Once you added the spacers, I remembered that I watched this video years ago. Still, great work. I appreciate your talents.
I don’t think Matthias knows how funny he is. Definitely has a Canadian sense of humor.
The rambling is welcome!
Very neat project.
Everything is simple. And as simple as everything, it is brilliant.
Awesome job. I love re-watching some of your older builds.
It would be nive if you could do a retrospective video on how some of your projects have held up over the years, like this tea tray for example. Your workbenches will probably last for centuries but I'm interested in how the some of the fiddly stufg you've built has held up.
When things just work like they should, there just isn't much to update about.
I always rewatch your old videos and i remember that i noticed something changed, happy to have the explanation of it!
I remember the first two times you released the video and still enjoyed this time. If I watch all the channels that I subscribe to and have some spare time, I will look on your channel and choose one or more of your old videos. My favourites are your panterouter and the bandsaws
I'm pleased to see that you still have that tray!
Sería interesante seguir viendo este tipo de reediciones de videos, como tú haz aprendido de edición. Excelente trabajo.
You tubes push for shorter videos doesn't take into account the fact that people actually like the creator and quite like watching longer vids.
Short form videos on different platforms like instagram and ticktock are sucking up a lot of eyeballs, and TH-cam wants a piece of that too.
@@matthiaswandel Yeah and it's the future , I guess , but I don't have to like it lol .
Great video. Over the years I've made similar things but nothing with the lock in place handle that's great.
Old new whatever it's all about the wood and the guy putting it together.
Thanks for your videos and inspiration.
We love when you ramble Matthias 😄😄
Man Matthias, each and everytime I watch one of your videos!! When the video comes to it's end! I always feel mixed emotions!! The first emotion is always DANG IT!!!! I wish that video, hadn't ended yet!! The second emotion is always, pure inspiration! I want to head straight to the shop and start a new project! Lol so, Dang it! And thank you!! Lol take it easy brother. Until next time!
I very much like rewatching your re-edited content, even if I have already seen it before, it came out really well, I don't think I would have even noticed that it was your old workshop if I was watching this for the first time.
I’m glad you re-uploaded the video because I’ve never seen it. Thanks! 👍🏽
Stellar project as always Matthias. Your box joint machine is magical, so efficient, and wooden spring very clever. End ramble appreciated for history and context.
Get that money Matthias! One of my fav builds btw. Such beautiful firewood. Glad you turned it into a useful piece for your family.
i remember you publishing this a bunch of times over the years. time flies!
Thanks for adding the followup video showing how it's doing now.
You really are a genius when it comes to woodworking. Great job!
This re-gives me an idea for something I was going to do when the original video came out
what a brilliantly elegant solution!
Quite amazing this was made from firewood
That wood has really nice grain to it. Years ago I picked up a piece of clear Douglas fir 1x4. It's warped and twisted but had really nice grain that looks like wavy hair. Thanks for the video
Im jealous of your ability to design things like this and make them turn out nice and functional. I can replicate what you have made here, but I could never design one from scratch.
I loved watching the original too and was happy to watch it again today.
I love your take on wood working it isn't traditional but extremely effective and beautiful 👌
Dear Matthias, I liked your ramble. Best wishes, John
It's been 8 years since you made this? How time flies..... :)
Приятно смотреть за работой высококлассного мастера! 👍
Always love your videos and projects Mathias.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. That's a good one.
Seems to have held up pretty well! Is there anything you'd do differently if you were building it now?
You're asking the wrong guy that. The other Canadian maker / woodworker is the one who is constantly changing how he does things. They had a whole conversation about it a while back.
@@hiandrewfisher hah yes!
That might be good video idea. Comparison between old and new build with an eye on potential mistakes made
@@hiandrewfisher care to share which conversation? Was it some podcast?
He'd probably do it in a higher resolution.
Keep pushing the envelope, Matty my man! Chop them old vids up and rocket to stardom!! YEEEEEEEAH!!!
I don't like short versions of your videos. The more you show, the better it is!
Really cool little tray and the locking handle is a fantastic idea. That sucks that TH-cam managed to screw up this video on you all that time ago but glad that you were able to finally get it figured out and uploaded correctly. Really enjoyed watching this. Your creativity and ingenuity is awesome and very inspiring.
I quite enjoy your rambles, Matthias…
And yet again I learned more then a few things! Thank you Matthias!
Thats some nice firewood!!!
Your rambles are always interesting Matthias.. don't stop 'em.. ;)
3:42 is the best noise I've heard all day
The latch design: those like it, like it alot. I like.
Love the ramble at the end.
The ramble was the best part!
The video with 3 lives 😄💕👍
PS- I want to know what kind of desserts go in those lil bowls? 🤔🍨
oooohh, but I like the ramble!
tray looks like it's held up well.
Hope you've enjoyed your summer.
Beautiful work, Matthias! 😃
I really liked the mechanism!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Hello!😀
@@koconnor Hey! 🖖😃
Simple and very inspiring, thanks Matthias
I remember when this one came out back in 2014!
There are quite a few makers on TH-cam that I wish where better at concentrating there interesting, thanks for the effort.
I thought I had seen this before. Nice to rewatch, and shorter is better for these things, within reason.
Over the years I've stopped watching other creators videos. Never Matthias' though. Only constant in my youtube watching time.
Love these short editions of old builds, really neat. You need some time away from your own work to see what can be improved on it.
Its amazing to me that people would use such a beautiful type of wood as maple as firewood.
apparently that was an accident at the firewood place. They would have saved it for lumber had they noticed it in time.
Speaking from personal experience, sometimes you just have that many maple trees, not all of them far enough from other maples to thrive.
I would hate to burn nice figured maple like that, though.
We burn maple around here all the time. There are only so many wood projects, and so much wood!
the wooden spring is awesome!
I remember his one, the basket had some family historical/cultural history that you've edited out? I can't remember al the detail. But nice work on the spring though!
Seeing this for the first time and love it!!!
Thanks for redoing it. I did enjoy it a lot.
Great video Matthias, I have to agree with other comments. We don't want to see too much cut out of your videos. Heaven forbid we fall prey to the TikTok format our youth have succumbed to. Addictive dopamine hits in video form. :)
We enjoy the rambling!
Very elegant!!
Matthias cómo siempre genial!!! Muy buenos videos, muy buenas técnicas y súper ingenio! Saludos desde México!!
i was about to make a joke about how impressed i am that you could make your new shop look so similar to your old one - until the end part. :D either way, great video, also loved seeing the tray still be in good shape after so many years.
Re-watched with pleasure and a question popped up; how well have the wood-springs held up?
As I remember the story behind this one is that the dessert that Matthias liked to bring do his brother's house for games night was a bit of a hassle to carry, so he build a carrying case for all the bits and pieces.
Thanks for making a new video! What a nice piece! 😁🛫
The King of TH-cam. 🙂👍
Love this kind of projects.
Great video and beautiful tray / carrier!
I, too, enjoy wooden springs.
Great Pro-ject Matthias! well worth waiting for. actually I rather enjoyed the "Ramble" quite well! thanks for all and sharing the "Ramble! .ECF
Well... despite all of the bobbles with this video.... you manage to do quite well for yourself. 🤫 I thought I had seen this before. I still think that locking mechanism is a really great idea.
Dang I have been watching your videos a long time! Something about this one seemed very familiar! HA! I like the compressed edging. So clean!
Neat. You got my creative mind jucies flowing.
Straight fire!!! Nicely done.
Ramble on because we love it all
hey I saw the video and thought: WOw cool that seems like Matthias is doing "the good old stuff that we all so like" again :D beautifully made but I think oil as finish would have looked nicer. very well done as usual!
Cool little gizmo!
Nice looking box thanks for sharing
It is allways a plesure - danke!