Good work, I must be getting old, all this camera moving around is making me dizzy, also so many differents shots with short time to see what you are doing
Yeah I was going to say the same thing. Really good editing and craftsmanship but if you look at the age demographic of who’s watching your videos I’d assume it’s people who are more interested in instruction than music. Overall good video man. Keep it up!
this video was captivating. very easy to watch with the videography. not a huge fan of the music selection but I'm most likely in the minority on that. -- keep it up
You can tell you’re having so much fun learning and it shows in your enthusiasm and experimental editing. It made me a little queasy with the camera movement (POV), but it was a fun video. Super nice results too. Edit: forgot to ask what brand your counter sink tool is, please, Alex?
the quality of your video is amazing, the transitions are excellent, thanks for sharing this with us. your work is a breath of fresh air in the TH-cam community!
I really like your projects! The ideas are good and the design is lovely. But your editing is too much for me. The transitions are too often and too hectically. For me watching woodworking videos is almost a type of meditation while getting new ideas. After your recent videos I feel more stressed than relaxed... And I don't like your "Oh yeah"s all the time. I really like if you burn for woodworking, but it feels like you're overdoing it. But you should like your videos, so keep it up if you're comfortable :)
The white cubby was brilliant and something I haven't seen before. I think you have serious skill with the video editing and woodworking. One recommendation is to slow down on the more technical aspects. I like that you skip past a lot of the basics, but some of the more technical pieces, critical measurements or jig setups would be very useful to a lot of viewers of your channel.
Love your take on woodworking tutorial/entertainment. Your channel's coming along well. Personally, I can follow and build something similar with all the steps you have shown in this video. Thanks for your effort in recording and editing these videos...and for the inspiration.
I noticed that when cutting plywood on your table saw, you never had any blowout on the top side. What type, brand, or tooth blade do you use when cutting plywood?
final product looks dope man! and i know we just watch and you don't owe us anything, but for what it's worth, i found the editing in this one to be a great balance of the fun, cool effects/transitions without being dizzying! a really excellent job and balance :)
amazing build. just subscribed. I wanted to know how you get those awesome shots where the camera is slowly moving while you cut. for example at 40 seconds into the video.
amazing job, congratulations, but what about sanding, finishing, sanding, finishing and so on😁 ...that is (for me) the worst step of making custom furniture (and sometimes the most challenging part of the building process)
Haha so true. That’s why I made a video recently about finishing. Even though it’s staining and finishing something in black, the process is my new favorite way to do it now
It’s cleaned out when I flush up the edgebanding to the boards. The edgebanding is normally 0.5mm proud of the board surface on either side. I’ll come and flush things up with a flush trim saw on the ends and a hand plane along the edge. The hand plane will cut away the glue
The woodworking looks absolutely masterful. I thought the vid was a little over-edited too and I’d like to see more shots of the cuts and details but man I would kill to have a piece like this. Looking forward to watching more videos of yours.
I have only couple videos left to watch your entire channel! (some videos I've been watching them more than once!) Definitely the balance of your pro/post-production is really pleasant. On the other side, with such a great film/post-production quality, I'll stay away form soundtracks that contains lyrics, specially when your V.O. (voice over) is competing on part of the song with lyrics ...takes away the attention ...it kinda turn into a music video, rather than a showcasing/tutorial build process video. Keep the great work!! ✨🙏🏼👏🏼
Great build but I gotta go hold myself from throwing up from so much camera movement and twist and camera angle changes. Also heard almost none of what you said because I had to turn the volume down from the ridiculously loud music. Brotha I read a lot of the comments. I think everyone agrees, keep it simpler. You do amazing work. Don’t dilute it by trying to be super hip in your editing skills. Less is more. Your phenomenal work speaks for itself.
I have loved your videos, and the sheer quality of your woodworking. You're clearly a gifted editor, and obviously you do you, and be true to your style, but for what it's worth this video one had me dizzy, nauseous, and struggling to follow. I honestly kept skipping ahead hoping it'd get better, but came to the end of the video without that happening. If that input is helpful, great, but again, you're producing high quality content, so ignore me if you want! I'm a nobody!
Not really an original style. The video editing style, catchphrases, even the voice in places, everything was kind of a rip off of Gawx Art th-cam.com/channels/FDxyA1H3VEN0VQwfMe2VMQ.html Love the build though, really nice.
I totally dig the content and creativity. Take this for what it's worth but I think the wall to wall hip hop may limit your audience to a younger crowd and there are a lot of older dudes who are into woodworking vids. But hey it's not my channel so do your thing. Just want to see you grow. Your skills deserve it.
I did the old woodworking stuff, got bored with it. When I posted a video I actually enjoyed making, people at work actually found my video and told me they’re not into woodworking at all, but enjoyed watching that video and actually considered doing woodworking cuz I made it look fun. So, now I get to make videos I enjoy making while sparking interest in people who’d otherwise never watch a woodworking video :)
@@BevelishCreations Well then that's everything right there. It's what starting a platform like this is all about. Sharing what you do and finding another form of creativity. Thanks for considering the suggestion and keep enjoying what you are doing. You give a novice like me something to aspire to
Of course :) I always take suggestions into consideration. And this isn’t the final form of the transformation haha. I’m trying to find a good balance between the two. I just always over adjust initially and then start dialing it back :)
I probably won’t do a video on it, but it’s just (cost of materials + $/hr) * 1.25. But i do give a discount when it’s something i can make content around. I’m mainly a content creator
I think something people don’t understand is that making videos is more important to me than woodworking. I don’t make these videos to show my woodworking...
I do share this feeling, though entertainment might be what this channel is focused on, which, in turn, might explains what some pointed out this channel as “underrated”.
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What type wood did you use here?
On one hand, I appreciated all the time and effort it must have taken to edit this video. On the other hand, I'm dizzy.
I didn't feel dizzy until you said so
The last time I felt dizzy watching the nice edited video was diagnosed with autism
Good work, I must be getting old, all this camera moving around is making me dizzy, also so many differents shots with short time to see what you are doing
Agreed. I loved the videography a lot, but maybe a tiny bit more instruction and a few less transitions.
It's alot, you aren't that old
Yeah I was going to say the same thing. Really good editing and craftsmanship but if you look at the age demographic of who’s watching your videos I’d assume it’s people who are more interested in instruction than music. Overall good video man. Keep it up!
Same here. Good content but too much camera movement. It's fine if it is just one or two.
i really like the "floating" or recessed effect of the white cubby areas👌🏻
Love your videos! Music volume is a bit distracting for me but otherwise your style is a fresh and fun take compared to other woodworking channels.
this video was captivating. very easy to watch with the videography. not a huge fan of the music selection but I'm most likely in the minority on that. -- keep it up
You can tell you’re having so much fun learning and it shows in your enthusiasm and experimental editing. It made me a little queasy with the camera movement (POV), but it was a fun video. Super nice results too.
Edit: forgot to ask what brand your counter sink tool is, please, Alex?
the quality of your video is amazing, the transitions are excellent, thanks for sharing this with us.
your work is a breath of fresh air in the TH-cam community!
The editing is insane. Bet it must take a ton to piece it all together. For that, my respect!
Most of the work is planning the shoot. Once I got the footage, it’s pretty easy and quick to edit :D
Great work. Could use a little less transitions on the video tho
I miss #classicbevelish videos. 🤣🤣
The cubby insert would have looked really good in a matte slate black!
That’d be cool too!
Maaaaaaate!!!
This build is super crisp and your attention to detail is outstanding.
Thank you for sharing.
Nice, I also like how you record your builds, show us how you setup your recording devices and process, some tips. Thanks
I really like your projects! The ideas are good and the design is lovely.
But your editing is too much for me. The transitions are too often and too hectically. For me watching woodworking videos is almost a type of meditation while getting new ideas. After your recent videos I feel more stressed than relaxed...
And I don't like your "Oh yeah"s all the time. I really like if you burn for woodworking, but it feels like you're overdoing it.
But you should like your videos, so keep it up if you're comfortable :)
I feel the same. Music and transitions - they are tiring.
I love the editing work done here, this video has life
The white cubby was brilliant and something I haven't seen before. I think you have serious skill with the video editing and woodworking. One recommendation is to slow down on the more technical aspects. I like that you skip past a lot of the basics, but some of the more technical pieces, critical measurements or jig setups would be very useful to a lot of viewers of your channel.
This was around when I started trying to do some different stuff with my channel. So I was testing out some different things
Truly nice
Dude, you're editing skills are insane, just like your woodworking. Keep going 👍👍
Thank you
Only thing better than the console is the edit! Awesome man!
Got your barf bag ready??
Love your take on woodworking tutorial/entertainment. Your channel's coming along well. Personally, I can follow and build something similar with all the steps you have shown in this video. Thanks for your effort in recording and editing these videos...and for the inspiration.
Thanks!
Absolute favorite new woodworking channel my dude. Amazing build, may need to commission you myself!
🤙🤙🤙
Okay your editing skills and transitions are as wicked as your woodworking.
Damn good build bro
Nice bro!!....u talented....U like Gawx so much 😁😁
Thanks! I love gawx!
@@BevelishCreations Me too ,I also draw arts a lot but soon I'll be studying Carpentry this yr August
I noticed that when cutting plywood on your table saw, you never had any blowout on the top side. What type, brand, or tooth blade do you use when cutting plywood?
I use Amana PR1040C 40T general purpose blade, that I got from Toolstoday :)
Would like to purchase the plans, but curious what basic dimensions are first? Thank you
Very beautiful design, very well done and very good editing ! Love! love! love !
Thanks!
Nice build! Like the format too.
my brotha. respect.
🙏🏻
Wow that is beautiful! Great job!
Stumbled across your video.. Excellent carpentry, modern take on carpentry build video, and excellent effort into the camera work. Subbed.
nice skill,, also video editing is sick!!!
Thank you!
Another beautiful build
Thanks
Camera style is dizzying.
Yeah, I use to like watching but this gives me a headache. I can't anymore
I can't watch this. I tried. Didn't last. I am not his audience.
Awesome work, stunning design, amazing viewing. As good as any channel out there 👌👍
Thank you!
Nice job my bruh tha, very Gauxy!
I love Gawx 🤘
Just discovered this channel. The editing is sick, the on-screen talent is funny and the products are awesome. Tri-factor. New Sub.
Thanks!
I really like the edge detail with the dado. Good work!
Thanks!
You have such an awesome design style. Great production quality on vids, dope music and a collection of tools worthy of drool. Another great build.
Thanks!
Cutting wood with elegant tools is absolutely pleasant. More so if this comes with an elegant end product.
Keep it up bro
You’re gonna blow up
Very high quality content!
Thanks! :)
Amazing build! Nice job!
Amazing work. Wish you could put out a video everyday. I love all these.
Haha I wish I could too
EASY with the video wipes and cuts every second dude!
We got f*** dizzy. Its a woodworking clip. Do you have aspirations for MTV ?
Another BANGER!!!! Love it G!!
Thanks!
Great work! Really enjoyed the various reveals as consistent design element. Super editing. Makes for good entertainment!
Thanks!
final product looks dope man!
and i know we just watch and you don't owe us anything, but for what it's worth, i found the editing in this one to be a great balance of the fun, cool effects/transitions without being dizzying! a really excellent job and balance :)
Thanks :D
with that muzic .... i enjoyed it
Well thought out! Nice effort!
Thanks!
I like your power tools 😅👍👌
Lol yeah they’re pretty nice
Killer work like always man!
Thanks!
Nice job!!
Thanks
Nice build. I like it a lot.
Thank you
Impressive!
What kind wipe on finish did you use?
I used arm-r-seal for this
Lovely piece of furniture! Just wanted to ask what finish do you use on walnut plywood?
I think I used Arm-r-All. But Any finish should be fine.
Amazing build! And love the white insert it really makes the rest pop!
Any chance you have the cut list available for this build?
Thanks! I will make a plan for this...hopefully this week
@@BevelishCreations awesome! I'll keep a lookout for it. Thanks!
What kind of plywood did you use on this project?
Walnut
Thank you, you build beautiful furniture.
Thank you so much for watching :)
Good job. Thanks
What did you use for finish?
Arm-r-seal
Absolutely love this video and the music bad ass
Thank you!
Is an Ikea kitchen worth it?
Definitely!
amazing build. just subscribed. I wanted to know how you get those awesome shots where the camera is slowly moving while you cut. for example at 40 seconds into the video.
Thanks! I use Rhino Arcii with a 24” slider :)
Very creative video....thumb up.
Thanks
Super like 😎👍👍👍👍👍👍
amazing job, congratulations, but what about sanding, finishing, sanding, finishing and so on😁 ...that is (for me) the worst step of making custom furniture (and sometimes the most challenging part of the building process)
Haha so true. That’s why I made a video recently about finishing. Even though it’s staining and finishing something in black, the process is my new favorite way to do it now
Who’s the artist in the background?
Great work! Do you have also a Shapr3D tutorial for this project? Would be fantastic.
Not for this project. It would take too long if I went step by step
Great video. Always love your content! How do you cleanup the glue squeeze out from the edge banding?
It’s cleaned out when I flush up the edgebanding to the boards. The edgebanding is normally 0.5mm proud of the board surface on either side. I’ll come and flush things up with a flush trim saw on the ends and a hand plane along the edge. The hand plane will cut away the glue
Awesome video. Could you provide a link for those hinges?
Yes I will update the links in a bit
@@BevelishCreations Thanks Alex
beautiful job man. think it would have looked next level with a nice gloss finish. just my opinion. came out sweet though.
Thanks :D
What type of wood did u use?
Walnut
Where do you get the walnut plywood?
Stores like Woodcraft, Rockler, or any local woodworking stores should all carry these. There are online sellers as well
Why does this who video have a The Weeknd vibe? I'm loving it
Amazing!
Thanks
Sick!!!!!
Your table saw is top.
Just found your channel! Your woodwork is great, your production skills are amazing! I hope I can get my videos up to your level someday!
Hey thanks! :)
The skills as a videographer and craftsmen seem to complement each other. Amazing video and beautiful piece! I'm super impressed
With those awsome editing and woodworking skills, I'm in.
Subscribed, I want more 😄😁
🤘🤘🤘
are you in the USA? can I buy the TV Media Console that you made? I can you make the similar one to me?
I am. But I’m currently not selling larger pieces unless you’re around central Ohio
Grazie.
Thank you!
And thank you so much for the donations!
can we request plans for this?
I will make plans for it in the future
The woodworking looks absolutely masterful. I thought the vid was a little over-edited too and I’d like to see more shots of the cuts and details but man I would kill to have a piece like this.
Looking forward to watching more videos of yours.
I have only couple videos left to watch your entire channel! (some videos I've been watching them more than once!)
Definitely the balance of your pro/post-production is really pleasant. On the other side, with such a great film/post-production quality, I'll stay away form soundtracks that contains lyrics, specially when your V.O. (voice over) is competing on part of the song with lyrics ...takes away the attention ...it kinda turn into a music video, rather than a showcasing/tutorial build process video. Keep the great work!! ✨🙏🏼👏🏼
чётко! офигенная поделка
What song is that?
There are multiple songs
Nice project, but man the camera motion is dizzying.
ZOOM OUT!
👍👍
Great build but I gotta go hold myself from throwing up from so much camera movement and twist and camera angle changes. Also heard almost none of what you said because I had to turn the volume down from the ridiculously loud music. Brotha I read a lot of the comments. I think everyone agrees, keep it simpler. You do amazing work. Don’t dilute it by trying to be super hip in your editing skills. Less is more. Your phenomenal work speaks for itself.
I have loved your videos, and the sheer quality of your woodworking. You're clearly a gifted editor, and obviously you do you, and be true to your style, but for what it's worth this video one had me dizzy, nauseous, and struggling to follow. I honestly kept skipping ahead hoping it'd get better, but came to the end of the video without that happening. If that input is helpful, great, but again, you're producing high quality content, so ignore me if you want! I'm a nobody!
Haha you’re not a nobody. But thanks for your support and suggestion :)
Not really an original style. The video editing style, catchphrases, even the voice in places, everything was kind of a rip off of Gawx Art th-cam.com/channels/FDxyA1H3VEN0VQwfMe2VMQ.html Love the build though, really nice.
@@TrevorGerring never said it’s original lol. I love Gawx, but he’s not the first either :)
I totally dig the content and creativity. Take this for what it's worth but I think the wall to wall hip hop may limit your audience to a younger crowd and there are a lot of older dudes who are into woodworking vids. But hey it's not my channel so do your thing. Just want to see you grow. Your skills deserve it.
I did the old woodworking stuff, got bored with it. When I posted a video I actually enjoyed making, people at work actually found my video and told me they’re not into woodworking at all, but enjoyed watching that video and actually considered doing woodworking cuz I made it look fun. So, now I get to make videos I enjoy making while sparking interest in people who’d otherwise never watch a woodworking video :)
@@BevelishCreations Well then that's everything right there. It's what starting a platform like this is all about. Sharing what you do and finding another form of creativity. Thanks for considering the suggestion and keep enjoying what you are doing. You give a novice like me something to aspire to
Of course :) I always take suggestions into consideration. And this isn’t the final form of the transformation haha. I’m trying to find a good balance between the two. I just always over adjust initially and then start dialing it back :)
Gawwwwx❤
I’m so sad he doesn’t post as much 😭he’s such an inspiration
@@BevelishCreations i love him too! 👌🏻 nice job with the vid btw
thanks :)
Great build! Love the edit! Have you ever/would you do a video on how you price commissions?
I probably won’t do a video on it, but it’s just (cost of materials + $/hr) * 1.25. But i do give a discount when it’s something i can make content around. I’m mainly a content creator
Nice build, but the music is painful
I love the music
@@BevelishCreations as you should. It's your channel. I guess you can't appeal to everyone, so you do you. I respect your skills anyway.
5:20 who says “2 and a half AM”?!?! Maybe half past 2.
It’s a joke...
Your work speaks volumes more then the constant transitions. Ease up on the camera tricks...keep em' just not so many.
I think something people don’t understand is that making videos is more important to me than woodworking. I don’t make these videos to show my woodworking...
Make it wooden with the help of the Woodglut instructions.
Don’t get to crazy with the music, editing and cameramovement. You’re trying to pass on information about woodworking, not making a music video.
I don’t think it’s crazy at all. It’s more for entertainment. Not all videos are about teaching
I do share this feeling, though entertainment might be what this channel is focused on, which, in turn, might explains what some pointed out this channel as “underrated”.
We have different ways of passing information, dont be stereotyped
Great piece and skills.... just went a bit too crazy on the editing... We are here for the woodworking, not for a roller coaster ride.
Thanks! My channel isn’t really about teaching woodworking though :)