Hello from the other side of the world (Canada). You do amazing work. Your videos are the only ones I listen to from start to finish. They are very inspirational. The process is as inspiring as the finished product you show at the end. You are lucky to be doing wood working for a living. I hope to retire in a few years to do just that. In the meantime I will dream of those days and continue watching you work. Thanks for sharing.
Hello from this side of world (Sydney, Australia). Thank you for your comment! We hope you are able to do your dream of wood working in retirement (or earlier).
A great video. For those who are interested, Nicks work is very highly regarded amongst all the cabinet makers within my circle. His creativity in design and manufacture do stand him apart from the crowd. I couldn’t possibly say that he was the best, or in the best 10, woodworkers in the world as I just don’t have knowledge of the whole community but I can say that the combination of his work; his ability to communicate ideas and the standard of his videos make him for me, in the top 2 makers and teachers. It’s a very difficult way to make a living - finding clients who will pay incredible sums for a table or something. I would guess that less than 0.1% of potential buyers would have the money and the desire to commission a one-off piece. Now almost retired, I would sell bookcases for £3,0000 or a side table for £2,000 (highest was a huge coffee table for £10,000) but I had a few, very good clients. I hope Nick is happy mixing making bespoke items and producing high quality YT content for a living because I, for one, would very much regret not being able to watch and follow his processes.
We're not sure what the first machine is, but if you head over to Nick Pedulla's TH-cam channel I'm sure you'll be able to find that information. - He has a video where he covers the build extensively that we filmed in this episode. Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/eZOY9DBXprI/w-d-xo.html
This was such a great experience. Thanks again!
Thanks for being a part of the series Nick! 🙌
Hello from the other side of the world (Canada). You do amazing work. Your videos are the only ones I listen to from start to finish. They are very inspirational. The process is as inspiring as the finished product you show at the end. You are lucky to be doing wood working for a living. I hope to retire in a few years to do just that. In the meantime I will dream of those days and continue watching you work. Thanks for sharing.
Hello from this side of world (Sydney, Australia). Thank you for your comment! We hope you are able to do your dream of wood working in retirement (or earlier).
Alo 😅😊 ô pp
A great video. For those who are interested, Nicks work is very highly regarded amongst all the cabinet makers within my circle. His creativity in design and manufacture do stand him apart from the crowd. I couldn’t possibly say that he was the best, or in the best 10, woodworkers in the world as I just don’t have knowledge of the whole community but I can say that the combination of his work; his ability to communicate ideas and the standard of his videos make him for me, in the top 2 makers and teachers.
It’s a very difficult way to make a living - finding clients who will pay incredible sums for a table or something. I would guess that less than 0.1% of potential buyers would have the money and the desire to commission a one-off piece. Now almost retired, I would sell bookcases for £3,0000 or a side table for £2,000 (highest was a huge coffee table for £10,000) but I had a few, very good clients.
I hope Nick is happy mixing making bespoke items and producing high quality YT content for a living because I, for one, would very much regret not being able to watch and follow his processes.
Thank you for your comment! We hope Nick will be sticking around for years to come making both bespoke furniture and YT content as well!
Thanks for this, really great stuff., great to see someone live out their passion and skill
Agreed! We can't wait to show more passionate artists. Stay tuned 🙂
Beautiful Documentary.
Thank you! We hope you enjoy watching the stories as much as we enjoy making them!
What's the first machine u use?
We're not sure what the first machine is, but if you head over to Nick Pedulla's TH-cam channel I'm sure you'll be able to find that information. - He has a video where he covers the build extensively that we filmed in this episode. Watch it here: th-cam.com/video/eZOY9DBXprI/w-d-xo.html