Could not agree more, Chris. I canceled cable a few years back, and now really only watch TH-cam and some Netflix. The quality of content on this platform is astounding. I absolutely love contributing to this community.
Hey man...yeah. Trying to talk my wife into canceling. I think I'm slowly wearing her down. Hey, I checked out your podcast...sounded really great! Let me know if you ever need a guest, I'd be happy to join in.
Chris Salomone I really haven't missed it. I don't watch sports, so that isn't an issue. And thanks man! You know you're welcome anytime dude. Pick a Thursday you're available at 8pm ET and you're in.
Agreed. I only watch youtube. The quality is astounding nowadays. No cable, satellite TV or subscription service for the last 13 months. [I might make a small exception in a few days when Grand Tour starts on Prime though :)]
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Great job as usual - beautifully finished project of course, but the editing, composition, shots, narration, etc.. That's what keeps us all coming back. Thanks Chris!
This is the first video of yours I've watched and I was blown away at how well everything was put together. From the sound, clarity, camera angles, lighting, the whole process. Loved watching it TWICE. Your project turned out great too and you gave me great gift ideas (the tools) for my dad who is an avid woodworker. Now I'm off to your other videos! Have a great day!
Is all about the story telling! Chris, i really enjoy all you videos, your stories and your shots. I wish, i could speak so good English to incorporate them into my videos. Thanks for sharing so good content.
Hey Bill. Just checked out one of your videos. It was really good! Excellent shooting. If you feel like speaking would help your videos, try it out. I know "Get Hands Dirty" does it. English is not her first language and it still comes off well. Thanks buddy :)
Seeing your channel got me back into woodworking. In High school, I made a Kitchen table, Checkers Board, and a Jewelry box, but now, with the few tools I have, I'm trying to build myself a desk! Rock on brother!
I've finished the leg portion! It's nothing terribly complex, but I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out for having only a table saw and chisels to work on it! What would you suggest as a finish for the top so that the finish doesn't dent easily while writing on it?
Oh my computer desk I just put a piece of thin glass. It's a better work surface than any wood....you don't have to worry about it. And if you ever don't like the look you can just slide it off.
Great video and you made some great looking gifts! What's worked for me (sometimes) when making parts with large cutouts, is to make the cutout first and then cut the outside edges. Keep up the good work!
Regular car reviews is one of my favorite youtube channels Edit: I would love to see you make more small projects like this. I want to try some small and intricate projects and I like the way you explain the simple steps on how to do the cuts and put it together
Nice work young man. I too have value and appreciate wood. I live in Louisiana where the Cypress is King. I work primarily with the Sinker Cypress. Another wood I love and work with often is Southern Yellow Long Leaf Pine. The old stuff. I also use Brazilian Walnut (Ipe'). It is so good to see young men taking up woodworking. You are truly becoming a master craftsman.
Thank you. Yeah, it really seems like there has been a renewed interest in woodworking, and really any kind of crafty, working with your hands, type thing. Hope it continues to grow!
@Tim Olson Here's a huge collection of woodworking plans: HootWood. com I was able to build 2 sheds in my backyard with these plans so I highly recommend them.
Great story telling! You popped up in my home screen and remembered your name from some of the woodworking podcasts, glad I clicked over. Look forward to catching all your new stuff!
I love your projects. I just wanna say thank you that you spend your time to make videos and inspire us with your ideas and design. I really apreciate it. A lot of them are in my to do list. Congrats the amazing job. Greetings from Brazil
Chris your Videos are pure magnificent! I love your own style you are putting inside. Especially the stories you are telling. I enjoy your channel among with I Like To Make Stuff, Jimmy Diresta, Frank Howarth and Laura Kampf!
Great stuff! Totally agree with you about TH-cam, I very rarely watch TV anymore. I love how diverse and personal the content is and how much detail creators can go into which would never make it on air for conventional media. Keep creating :)
Just came across your channel today and your videos are amazing! I can't stop watching! Casey and Nerdwriter are two of my favorites as well and If I look closely I can see the influences they have on your films. I absolutely love your style and I'm really excited to continue exploring your channel and see what you do next!
Awesome video man! Keep up the great work. This is the first one of yours that I've seen and I love everything about it. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your channel
Nice curb your enthusiasm reference. I was thinking Seinfeld first, knew it was Larry David one way or another. Great video. Your one of the "episodes" that I look forward to watching.
I've done a few but it's really hard to get them in my shop. Most of the time I do it, I have to end up filming stuff on the ground. I've thought about mounting a tripod quick release head on my ceiling for occasionally getting a shot like that.
Hi, just found your channel through the Makingitpodcast. You're doing some great stuff here! I especially like the relaxing feel of your editing style. I'm just getting my channel started, so I'm soaking up as much as I can by following guys like you. Keep up the nice work. Thanks for doing what you do.
Always great, big inspiration. Love the design, the video editing, the narration. You are making me want to open a channel a put out some good contents.
Recently scored a mother load of walnut flooring that was going to be dumped by some crazy floor tiler!. This will be a nice project to do coming up to xmas. For each of my siblings I could etch each of their family members name and if there are more kids later I could etch one of the blanks for them also. Thanks again for a great video Chris!
My brother in law and his wife just told us they are pregnant! First thing I thought was, ah good at least now I know I'll need another coaster.....how very convenient. Second thought was maybe I should have a quick chat to tell them to slow down because Chris said "DO NOT exceed the coaster count you ungrateful *&%^$ "
Hey Chris.. you're a game changer!! you make the most beautiful videos.. I've just started my channel yesterday.. I've procrastinated for years about starting but finally did it.. like you're inspired by Casey and The Nerdwriter, I'm inspired by you.. My first video isn't unique or different in format from a lot of other youtubers.. But I had to start somewhere and hopefully my content will shine through.. I suppose thats the journey.. Hopefully one day I'll be the one inspiring.. cheers Steve
Hey Steve...thanks! I just checked out the Christmas tree video. I think if you just mixed in the alternate shots, and close ups more early and often in the video, that would go a long way. The piece itself was unique enough to be interesting...and it's super timely. I think people will already enjoy what you're doing and you can grow fast.
What do you use to finish your projects? Tung oil, bees wax, etc.? Also how many times do you sand and reapply? And about how long do you wait to sand? Sorry just want to get into woodworking and would like some tips :)
Hi Matt. To be honest, I am no expert when it comes to finishing. I typically use a penetrating oil and I'll do up to 4 applications depending on how visible and prone to wear a particular area is. That is a wipe on, wait for a few minutes, wipe off whatever wasn't absorbed type of application. I don't really have any secret tips unfortunately. If anybody does, I'd like them too :)
I have thought of making something for Casey too... but I fear he will never see it just cause of how much stuff he gets. But I really hope I see these coasters on a future mail time!!
There's a good chance that'll happen...but, if you don't send something you can guarantee that he'll never see it. I think the odds are stacked against me...but here's to hoping :)
As a film student, I really appreciate your video and editing style. Great work on that AND your projects. I just completed a set of coasters myself, and - being concerned about water damage - used a spar varnish. It didn't bring out the colors like I wanted it to. So, my question to you is, what kind of finish did you use on them? The look great!
I used an oil called Hard Oil #9 by BioShield. I am not an expert finisher by any means...but I would guess that in an ideal world you'd probably want to do some sort of an oil to get the natural color to pop...and then put a film coat like a poly over that to offer more protection.
As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I now work like a genius. That is great!?
Awesome video! If I'd have a favorite content creator, it would be you. Appreciate the effort on making everything feel so perfect! Keep creating! Good luck to you!
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* , is a very comprehensive woodworking book! It breaks every little thing down, utilizing words, drawings, real pictures, and different diagrams. It`s unbelievably informative and helps me feel like I could help my sibling while we make our furniture together.?
This of all times is when you're not wearing the cubs hat? I am always looking forward to your videos. Presently rebuilding my shop and getting excited about the possibilities.
Hey Chris, could you help me understand the logistics behind submerging the coasters versus wiping on the finish? Would that wood (lol) take a few coats anyways and the saturation just speeds up that process or am I way off? Thanks.
Hey Witt...I just did it b/c it was quicker. I still did a few coats. I honestly can't say if it would make it saturate anymore than wiping it on (thickly.) But if I had to guess I would say it probably didn't.
Just stumbled upon this video and loved it all the way through. I was wondering what finish you recommend for wood drink coasters? Appreciate your time and feedback. Thank you
Hello! I Hardly comment on videos anymore but this was too good not to. Your commentary throughout the video was really nice and The coasters was great! You got a thumbs up from me.
Could not agree more, Chris. I canceled cable a few years back, and now really only watch TH-cam and some Netflix. The quality of content on this platform is astounding. I absolutely love contributing to this community.
Hey man...yeah. Trying to talk my wife into canceling. I think I'm slowly wearing her down. Hey, I checked out your podcast...sounded really great! Let me know if you ever need a guest, I'd be happy to join in.
Chris Salomone I really haven't missed it. I don't watch sports, so that isn't an issue. And thanks man! You know you're welcome anytime dude. Pick a Thursday you're available at 8pm ET and you're in.
Nice. Maybe in December. Next week I'll be out of town. The week after that is Thanks giving...let's just remember to touch bases on this.
Emailing you now.
Agreed. I only watch youtube. The quality is astounding nowadays. No cable, satellite TV or subscription service for the last 13 months. [I might make a small exception in a few days when Grand Tour starts on Prime though :)]
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I’m just here for the inspirational talking and the beauty of the work I guess we all find somewhere to relax when our times so short
:)
Chris Salomone cheers for the reply chris :) keep up the good work you beautifully linguistic man
Great job as usual - beautifully finished project of course, but the editing, composition, shots, narration, etc.. That's what keeps us all coming back. Thanks Chris!
Thanks Jeremy. Glad you like the style.
This is the first video of yours I've watched and I was blown away at how well everything was put together. From the sound, clarity, camera angles, lighting, the whole process.
Loved watching it TWICE. Your project turned out great too and you gave me great gift ideas (the tools) for my dad who is an avid woodworker. Now I'm off to your other videos! Have a great day!
Thanks Nordic. Appreciate the compliments. Hope you enjoy the other videos as much :)
Is all about the story telling! Chris, i really enjoy all you videos, your stories and your shots. I wish, i could speak so good English to incorporate them into my videos. Thanks for sharing so good content.
Hey Bill. Just checked out one of your videos. It was really good! Excellent shooting. If you feel like speaking would help your videos, try it out. I know "Get Hands Dirty" does it. English is not her first language and it still comes off well. Thanks buddy :)
Unreal!! Casey always says he loves gifts people make themselves. Really nice job
Let's hope it gets in his hands :)
I don't know how I missed this gem! Glad the TH-cams found it for me!
Seeing your channel got me back into woodworking. In High school, I made a Kitchen table, Checkers Board, and a Jewelry box, but now, with the few tools I have, I'm trying to build myself a desk! Rock on brother!
That's awesome to hear. Best of luck on it!
I've finished the leg portion! It's nothing terribly complex, but I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out for having only a table saw and chisels to work on it! What would you suggest as a finish for the top so that the finish doesn't dent easily while writing on it?
Oh my computer desk I just put a piece of thin glass. It's a better work surface than any wood....you don't have to worry about it. And if you ever don't like the look you can just slide it off.
Great video and you made some great looking gifts! What's worked for me (sometimes) when making parts with large cutouts, is to make the cutout first and then cut the outside edges. Keep up the good work!
Regular car reviews is one of my favorite youtube channels
Edit: I would love to see you make more small projects like this. I want to try some small and intricate projects and I like the way you explain the simple steps on how to do the cuts and put it together
Yeah...I love RCR. Mr. Regular cracks me up. Reminds me of some of my friends.
Nice work young man. I too have value and appreciate wood. I live in Louisiana where the Cypress is King. I work primarily with the Sinker Cypress. Another wood I love and work with often is Southern Yellow Long Leaf Pine. The old stuff. I also use Brazilian Walnut (Ipe'). It is so good to see young men taking up woodworking. You are truly becoming a master craftsman.
Thank you. Yeah, it really seems like there has been a renewed interest in woodworking, and really any kind of crafty, working with your hands, type thing. Hope it continues to grow!
Chris Salomone
Me too, What I want to see is the growth of craftsmanship,. The return of quality work.
Awesome stuff. Really respect the shout out to 2 TH-cam greats. Also like the design of the holders. Keep up the great work
Thanks man...appreciate that.
Wow. I really enjoyed everything about this video. The Story. The Project. The Video. It is all beautiful work. Keep up the amazing work!
"I hope they find their way to you"
*ties gifts to weather balloon and releases..*
Bahahahahhaa
@Tim Olson Here's a huge collection of woodworking plans: HootWood. com
I was able to build 2 sheds in my backyard with these plans so I highly recommend them.
Great story telling! You popped up in my home screen and remembered your name from some of the woodworking podcasts, glad I clicked over. Look forward to catching all your new stuff!
Glad you gave it a try and enjoyed! Appreciate it :)
I love your projects. I just wanna say thank you that you spend your time to make videos and inspire us with your ideas and design. I really apreciate it. A lot of them are in my to do list. Congrats the amazing job. Greetings from Brazil
Hi Felipe. Thanks...appreciate it!
This is great.... .quality woodworking content but also with a cinematic feel and a real message - good work
Thanks Charlie
So good. I love your commentary just as much as the woodwork. Thank you 🙌🏼
Thanks Erin. Glad you enjoyed :-)
Chris your Videos are pure magnificent! I love your own style you are putting inside. Especially the stories you are telling. I enjoy your channel among with I Like To Make Stuff, Jimmy Diresta, Frank Howarth and Laura Kampf!
Thanks Thomas...that's a good group of people to be named with :)
even such a small and simple item proving great skills, quality and attention to details
Thanks Martin. I hope they get and dig them!
I think U should get one from them.
Great stuff! Totally agree with you about TH-cam, I very rarely watch TV anymore. I love how diverse and personal the content is and how much detail creators can go into which would never make it on air for conventional media. Keep creating :)
Thanks man...now I gotta get my wife to cut the cable :)
Just came across your channel today and your videos are amazing! I can't stop watching! Casey and Nerdwriter are two of my favorites as well and If I look closely I can see the influences they have on your films. I absolutely love your style and I'm really excited to continue exploring your channel and see what you do next!
Thanks Allison...glad you found me, and hope that you enjoyed the rest of the videos as much :-)
Awesome video man! Keep up the great work. This is the first one of yours that I've seen and I love everything about it. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your channel
A catch like that while pattern routing can really be an eye opener. Happens way too often to me.
...and a skin opener if you're not careful ;)
Thanks for the new video. And also the tip on the nerdwriter! Binge watch BEGIN!
Thanks...and you're welcome. He makes great stuff!
Love Casey and The Nerdwriter! Been following both of them for quite a while now. :)
Nice...good stuff :)
This is like woodworking ASMR i love it
You forgot the links in the description! :O
I guess I'll have to spend those 3 seconds searching myself.. Life is hard!
Fixed :)
Chris Salomone what polish do you use??
Nice curb your enthusiasm reference. I was thinking Seinfeld first, knew it was Larry David one way or another. Great video. Your one of the "episodes" that I look forward to watching.
Thanks Dave...appreciate that!
I would love to see this in mailtime!
Not as much as I would :)
Try accommodating overhead shots they are functional and look good.
Best Woodworking channel so far.
I've done a few but it's really hard to get them in my shop. Most of the time I do it, I have to end up filming stuff on the ground. I've thought about mounting a tripod quick release head on my ceiling for occasionally getting a shot like that.
How about you build one, a rig maybe
This video is literally a therapy.
I get comments like that a lot. Whatever helps people through the day :)
Hi, just found your channel through the Makingitpodcast. You're doing some great stuff here! I especially like the relaxing feel of your editing style. I'm just getting my channel started, so I'm soaking up as much as I can by following guys like you. Keep up the nice work. Thanks for doing what you do.
Thanks Solo. Glad you found me and that you're digging the channel. Good luck on the channel!
Wow. That we awesome. Never thought a coaster making video could be so inspiring. I love Casey Neistat. I hope he has used these!
Thanks...and me too :)
Chris Salomone oh I did. Instantly
Always great, big inspiration. Love the design, the video editing, the narration. You are making me want to open a channel a put out some good contents.
Go for it man...there can never be too many TH-cam woodworkers.
...or can there be?
Of this quality I can't have enough :).
LOVED THE CURB REFERENCE!
Gotta respect wood! :)
Got a table for free that took me like 20 hours of sanding to get the rings out of the top. I now have mad respect for wood.
That's really amazing man! How accurate you are with your projects !!
Thanks!
The editing is so nice and clean.
Lovely. Beautifully made - the coasters and the video.
Thanks Shashank...appreciate it!
Also.. Congrats on the Cubbies. Cheers bud.
Recently scored a mother load of walnut flooring that was going to be dumped by some crazy floor tiler!. This will be a nice project to do coming up to xmas. For each of my siblings I could etch each of their family members name and if there are more kids later I could etch one of the blanks for them also. Thanks again for a great video Chris!
That's a good idea...just make sure you tell them to cap off the number of kids they have so that they don't exceed the coaster count :)
My brother in law and his wife just told us they are pregnant! First thing I thought was, ah good at least now I know I'll need another coaster.....how very convenient. Second thought was maybe I should have a quick chat to tell them to slow down because Chris said "DO NOT exceed the coaster count you ungrateful *&%^$ "
It never ends man. Never ends.
I never tire of watching your work.
Thanks Wildman. Appreciate it!
Great work and nice videos Chris. Keep up the good work! Best of Luck.
Thanks Rod...appreciate it!
I love how you can make a coaster video interesting. Keep it up!
Thanks man...gotta say that I'm getting the itch to do a big project again. I have one more smallish one lined up that I have to finish first though.
lovely presented..... neat job and wish you all the happiness and great success
Thanks Jonathan
You and your videos inspire me in my making dreams. Keep up the great content as you are part of that change!
Thanks Pops....:)
I will definitely try to keep it up!
Art at its best.
well done and know and love both those guys ! thx I'll keep an eye out during mail time...
Thanks Rob...as will I :)
Great video and cool project. I like the angled cutout on the front of the holder. Nice touch.
Thanks Bruce. Yeah...without that it would be a little plain :)
Hey Chris.. you're a game changer!! you make the most beautiful videos.. I've just started my channel yesterday.. I've procrastinated for years about starting but finally did it.. like you're inspired by Casey and The Nerdwriter, I'm inspired by you.. My first video isn't unique or different in format from a lot of other youtubers.. But I had to start somewhere and hopefully my content will shine through.. I suppose thats the journey.. Hopefully one day I'll be the one inspiring.. cheers Steve
Hey Steve...thanks! I just checked out the Christmas tree video. I think if you just mixed in the alternate shots, and close ups more early and often in the video, that would go a long way. The piece itself was unique enough to be interesting...and it's super timely. I think people will already enjoy what you're doing and you can grow fast.
Thanks man.. Thanks for watching and giving feed back.. I appreciate it.. :)
Casey loves when people send him handmade items and he's going to love those.
I hope so...that would be awesome to see mystuff on the channel.
It certainly deserves to be.
I hope he opens your coasters the next time he does a mail time. I'd love to see his reaction to these beautiful coasters!
You and me both :)
Those are gorgeous!
Thanks! I wish I had made another set for myself to keep :-/
Great video Chris! Loved the coasters too! Thumbs up!
Thanks Murph...appreciate it!
Fantastic. As a fan of both of the channels, this is awesome. Thanks
Nice. Glad you enjoyed :)
Beautiful work!
Nicely done. An excellent project.
:)
Nice work and great video! Agree TH-cam all the way - I hardly ever watch anything else.
Me too...including my kid. JK :)
What do you use to finish your projects? Tung oil, bees wax, etc.? Also how many times do you sand and reapply? And about how long do you wait to sand? Sorry just want to get into woodworking and would like some tips :)
Hi Matt. To be honest, I am no expert when it comes to finishing. I typically use a penetrating oil and I'll do up to 4 applications depending on how visible and prone to wear a particular area is. That is a wipe on, wait for a few minutes, wipe off whatever wasn't absorbed type of application. I don't really have any secret tips unfortunately. If anybody does, I'd like them too :)
Your making me want to step my Vlog game up. Thanks!
Awsome,u realy developted your own style,and thats what i like about your videos!
Thanks...appreciate that.
Nice one Chris. I can't wait to see what youtube becomes in the future. I think it has a lot of potential and is going to change the game. Thanks.
For sure. They are very proactive so it will definitely evolve indefinitely.
Well what ever happens, I know you will have a great impact. Your editing, style and humor are great entrainment. Thanks
awsome film, and awsome coasters!
Came to see this after hearing it mentioned on the latest podcast episode. I'm glad you show the occasional mishap in your videos.
Damo
I have thought of making something for Casey too... but I fear he will never see it just cause of how much stuff he gets. But I really hope I see these coasters on a future mail time!!
There's a good chance that'll happen...but, if you don't send something you can guarantee that he'll never see it. I think the odds are stacked against me...but here's to hoping :)
...Well, Now that he has stopped his daily vlog... :(.
haha...my timing was perfect :)
As a film student, I really appreciate your video and editing style. Great work on that AND your projects. I just completed a set of coasters myself, and - being concerned about water damage - used a spar varnish. It didn't bring out the colors like I wanted it to. So, my question to you is, what kind of finish did you use on them? The look great!
I used an oil called Hard Oil #9 by BioShield. I am not an expert finisher by any means...but I would guess that in an ideal world you'd probably want to do some sort of an oil to get the natural color to pop...and then put a film coat like a poly over that to offer more protection.
Great Christmas gift
...and just in time :)
for some reason I can't ever see Casey using coasters. but I love the way they came out
haha...yeah...he doesn't really seem like a coaster guy now that I think about it. Maybe I'll sway him though. Or maybe Candice will use them.
i have since subscribed to the nerdwriter and love it!
Yeah man....he is awesome. Sweet to see him pass 1 million subs last week too :)
Bravo!
I can see the perfection in your work 👍
Thanks!
As an amateur with woodworker, I typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement. Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I now work like a genius. That is great!?
Great work
You make some of my favorite content. Thanks.
Thanks Bryant
Sweet Eames chairs!
Love those things :)
Nice video. I did like the mood in the movie.
You know, this is just an awesome video. Thank you for creating it, and everything else you do.
Sincerely,
Your next New Subscriber.
Thanks Mike...appreciate it. Welcome Aboard :)
Awesome video! If I'd have a favorite content creator, it would be you. Appreciate the effort on making everything feel so perfect! Keep creating! Good luck to you!
Thanks Hajee. Appreciate the kind words :)
As always, a great video. Thank you!
Thanks Patinakoko!
Well done and amazing style dude.
thank you for the recommendations. I needed some new channels.
No prob.
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* , is a very comprehensive woodworking book! It breaks every little thing down, utilizing words, drawings, real pictures, and different diagrams. It`s unbelievably informative and helps me feel like I could help my sibling while we make our furniture together.?
great video. and I like your new crosscut sled!
Thanks
I am officially a fan.
Cool gift. Im sure they will love them
Hope so :)
Love the Casey one!
Thanks Brian. I played with a few version before landing on the glasses.
It's literally perfect. I am obsessed with your videos!
I know only Casey but I'm sure, they will love them
Yeah...the Nerdwriter is awesome!
Good tip about the local sign shop as a source for laser engraving.
Hey Shannon. Thanks. BTW...what's the "hand tool" equivalent to laser engraving?
Great work as always. Thank you!
Thanks JJ.
Nice work👍
This of all times is when you're not wearing the cubs hat?
I am always looking forward to your videos. Presently rebuilding my shop and getting excited about the possibilities.
haha...I was recording this before the championship.
You sound really friendly. And you have good taste! Liked and subbed
Thanks Tristan...I am and I do :)
favorite maker channel after i like to make stuff, great job you earned new sub!
Thanks Legend...Bob is good company to be in :)
Great Work...Wood Work
Thanks Kalillilillillililllita :)
Hey Chris, could you help me understand the logistics behind submerging the coasters versus wiping on the finish? Would that wood (lol) take a few coats anyways and the saturation just speeds up that process or am I way off? Thanks.
Hey Witt...I just did it b/c it was quicker. I still did a few coats. I honestly can't say if it would make it saturate anymore than wiping it on (thickly.) But if I had to guess I would say it probably didn't.
Well done !!!!
Congrats
L.ZACCARO
Chris great video as usual!
Just stumbled upon this video and loved it all the way through. I was wondering what finish you recommend for wood drink coasters? Appreciate your time and feedback. Thank you
Did they ever release a video about receiving these coasters? They look fantastic, Chris, looking forward your other projects!
The nerdwriter did than me. Through email and again at the end of one of his videos.
Great video as always! More More!!
Thanks Man :)
Excellent. As usual. Keep it up.
Thanks Tom
Hello! I Hardly comment on videos anymore but this was too good not to. Your commentary throughout the video was really nice and The coasters was great! You got a thumbs up from me.
Hey Znisto. I'm glad you commented. I love hearing feedback from people. Glad you're really digging the videos. Don't forget to tell your friends :)