And here we go again. This is the reason I just want more content from you folks. The honest, Unedited approach that is also unapologetic is what allows people to do something new and be the inspiration that people are going to want to look up too and it is not always about how many people see it( although i am sure that helps) it is about who sees it. The words and art that you share will have much more of a lasting imprint then a thumbs up ever will. I respect the process👊🏾don’t stop
This is good. I watch your channel because you guys are artists. I don’t come here for 5 tips or to learn how to build a jig. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Will, you are so much more than a craftsman. You outlook on the craft is what sets you apart. I wish I could have met a guy like you 35 years ago, it would have changed my life path drastically. Keep up the great work brother!
one day this will be in design curriculum and I'm just grateful I'll be here; being put back in my place after butchering boards this is a future certified hood classic
Nice to see you again! Your passion always shines through in all your videos. And your humor! Looking forward to your next adventure here in YT land. Make it soon!
one of the greatest woodworkers that ever lived told me back in college that you never sketch with an eraser because you never know when a line will give you inspiration, and to this day that is how I design
WD - truly appreciate you dropping this video. I’ve seen them all, and this one is my favorite. Don’t get me wrong, I love watching you build stuff as you’re an incredible talent, but your creativity, vision, and philosophy is what really inspire me. Thank you for sharing.
This channel is magical and rich with guidance!!i just discovered ut today and im binge watching To me what he offers us not unlike Rob Cosman or whoever is not so much the hands on(im sure he will in that dept as well but....)instead it seems like he wants all of our businesses and woodworking dreams to flourish!!!hard to explain exactly what im tryjng to say here. After the first video i found myself reaching for my wallet to donate to his patreon or merchandise,i felt amd feel compelled to help him while he helps all of us.this is the first time ive ever affected like this!i think i may have stumbled on the right one!!!
@@WilliamDouglasCo I’ll be doing a job and people will ask “hey do you do drywall? or hey can you hang this door for me? Do you do epoxy river tables?” I need to just have a style and specialize in that. I like what you said about timeless design and building things to last for generations, it’s a great standard to work to and really guides the design process.
I was inspired by the Kodee-Three and I'm just now gaining a love for design (that I didn't think I had) but I would consider myself an almost middle-aged amateur. I don't know of all the designers you mentioned and maybe I should, maybe I will at some point, get to know them, but I want to start by just figuring out where my current thoughts and influence take me from what's in my head already up until now. You have been an inspiration though Will and I have come up with a chair design taking inspiration from you. I'll tag you someday on IG cause I'd like to get your opinion when it's fully complete. I took your 12 degree angle method for seat and back rest with a twist and ran with the rest on my own. Great video and great suggestions here. Thank you.
Love what you had to say on mmaking a challenge. I try that on most prjects. Try that new thing, technique, or tool. And take some risks. Sometimes it results in failure, sometimes it comes out fine and sanding will fix it. But a lot of the time it turns out better than expaected, and maybe even better than I dreamed, because I had to change direction to make whatever that thing is I'm doing work. I LOVE woodworking for that reason. You can draw inspeation, see how you can do it different or better, or just make something you have never seen before. All roads lead to eventual sucess if you keep trying, and have a good lumber stack to boot! LOL Thank you for the awsome video. Nice to see that the process is simular probably in all of us who do this as a trade or hobby that are looking for the best quality. :)
Thanks for dropping a comment. I definitely like challenging myself. The important thing is that you don’t give up when things go wrong. Builds character
Hello. It's a fantastic channel you have 👍🏻. Always looking forward to the next video. Is it possible for you to add Danish subtitles. 🇺🇸🇩🇰. Lars from Denmark.
Mr.William I live in Dublin ga.but I love your videos I need some help with a mini work table I've been a wood worker since1980. Your friend Phillip white
1. Will people see it and say. Oh that’s nice. That looks easy enough. 2. Will another wood worker see it and say… you son of a b*tch. 3. Can it hold hundreds of pounds without a single screw? 4. Can I make 14 jigs so that the 10 hour job turns to 20?
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And here we go again. This is the reason I just want more content from you folks. The honest, Unedited approach that is also unapologetic is what allows people to do something new and be the inspiration that people are going to want to look up too and it is not always about how many people see it( although i am sure that helps) it is about who sees it. The words and art that you share will have much more of a lasting imprint then a thumbs up ever will.
I respect the process👊🏾don’t stop
Hey thanks man seriously. I love reading your comments. Much love
This is good. I watch your channel because you guys are artists. I don’t come here for 5 tips or to learn how to build a jig. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Much appreciated my man 🙏🏼
Will, you are so much more than a craftsman. You outlook on the craft is what sets you apart. I wish I could have met a guy like you 35 years ago, it would have changed my life path drastically. Keep up the great work brother!
Hey man that means so much to me. I really appreciate it. I’m lucky to be surrounded by people who are like minded
one day this will be in design curriculum and I'm just grateful I'll be here; being put back in my place after butchering boards
this is a future certified hood classic
Nice to see you again!
Your passion always shines through in all your videos. And your humor!
Looking forward to your next adventure here in YT land.
Make it soon!
Hey I appreciate the kind words! I’ll keep them coming
one of the greatest woodworkers that ever lived told me back in college that you never sketch with an eraser because you never know when a line will give you inspiration, and to this day that is how I design
WD - truly appreciate you dropping this video. I’ve seen them all, and this one is my favorite. Don’t get me wrong, I love watching you build stuff as you’re an incredible talent, but your creativity, vision, and philosophy is what really inspire me. Thank you for sharing.
Ah thanks Rob! That means a lot because I always feel like people suffer through my rants and really just want the builds hahah
This channel is magical and rich with guidance!!i just discovered ut today and im binge watching
To me what he offers us not unlike Rob Cosman or whoever is not so much the hands on(im sure he will in that dept as well but....)instead it seems like he wants all of our businesses and woodworking dreams to flourish!!!hard to explain exactly what im tryjng to say here.
After the first video i found myself reaching for my wallet to donate to his patreon or merchandise,i felt amd feel compelled to help him while he helps all of us.this is the first time ive ever affected like this!i think i may have stumbled on the right one!!!
Loved the part about not just studying the works, but also reading about the why behind the works.
Hey thanks so much! Sometimes that part is overlooked
Very inspiring! I’m gonna rethink my whole business because of this video
Ah thanks man. Nice to know I’m making an impact
@@WilliamDouglasCo I’ll be doing a job and people will ask “hey do you do drywall? or hey can you hang this door for me? Do you do epoxy river tables?” I need to just have a style and specialize in that. I like what you said about timeless design and building things to last for generations, it’s a great standard to work to and really guides the design process.
@@jacobfaso5517 the fact that those words stood out when you heard them says a lot about you. Some people legitimately do not give a shit.
Really a cool insight into your process and vision. Thanks man.
Thank you for watching!
Make the Furniture you want to see.
Make the Food you want to eat.
Make the music you want to hear.
Make the art you want to feel.
Love that! Thanks for watching
Frank Lloyd Wright 💚
Every time I visit Scottsdale I want to visit the McDowell site. Next time, I’m doing it! I’ll also stop by for a coffee.
I really like the David and gladly wright house in Arcadia. Little harder to get a tour of that one though
Good answers Billy D!!
Pretty interesting tips indeed! Thanks! 😊
Stay safe there with your families! 🖖😊
I appreciate that!
I enjoy your work and philosophy
Thanks so much Matt!
I was inspired by the Kodee-Three and I'm just now gaining a love for design (that I didn't think I had) but I would consider myself an almost middle-aged amateur. I don't know of all the designers you mentioned and maybe I should, maybe I will at some point, get to know them, but I want to start by just figuring out where my current thoughts and influence take me from what's in my head already up until now. You have been an inspiration though Will and I have come up with a chair design taking inspiration from you. I'll tag you someday on IG cause I'd like to get your opinion when it's fully complete. I took your 12 degree angle method for seat and back rest with a twist and ran with the rest on my own. Great video and great suggestions here. Thank you.
Hey man that’s so cool to hear. Thanks for taking the time to drop a meaningful comment. Can’t wait to see your chair!
This was an awesome vid. 👍🏽
Awesome inspirational once again, from someone trying to find his artistic self still!
Thank you! Keep at it!
Love what you had to say on mmaking a challenge. I try that on most prjects. Try that new thing, technique, or tool. And take some risks. Sometimes it results in failure, sometimes it comes out fine and sanding will fix it. But a lot of the time it turns out better than expaected, and maybe even better than I dreamed, because I had to change direction to make whatever that thing is I'm doing work. I LOVE woodworking for that reason. You can draw inspeation, see how you can do it different or better, or just make something you have never seen before. All roads lead to eventual sucess if you keep trying, and have a good lumber stack to boot! LOL Thank you for the awsome video. Nice to see that the process is simular probably in all of us who do this as a trade or hobby that are looking for the best quality. :)
Thanks for dropping a comment. I definitely like challenging myself. The important thing is that you don’t give up when things go wrong. Builds character
Great format
Thanks brotha
Excellent...and why this company's team of people (of the few really doing this) are creating actual bespoke heirloom furniture...
Thanks! I appreciate your support!
I also prefer to build projects that either challenge my skills or build new skills. Good video once again.
Thanks so much for watching!
Did he say learn CAD for finding your voice? I’d love to hear more about how he uses cad in his process
Is this real?
Hey Will thanks for all the video you put out. This video was awesome and inspiring. I will be checking out the name you mentioning. Thanks Will
Absolutely. I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Hello. It's a fantastic channel you have 👍🏻. Always looking forward to the next video. Is it possible for you to add Danish subtitles. 🇺🇸🇩🇰. Lars from Denmark.
Love me some Frank Loyd Wright!
You and me both 🙌🏻
Mr.William I live in Dublin ga.but I love your videos I need some help with a mini work table I've been a wood worker since1980. Your friend Phillip white
My projects are based on the tools I own, and what materials I can get cheap.
That works! You can do a lot with that
Hey brother. Just curious as to how life is going. Been moving on from the TH-cam scene?
I’d be interested to know which do you enjoy most, designing or building your furniture? And why?
1. Will people see it and say. Oh that’s nice. That looks easy enough.
2. Will another wood worker see it and say… you son of a b*tch.
3. Can it hold hundreds of pounds without a single screw?
4. Can I make 14 jigs so that the 10 hour job turns to 20?
What was the last name of James at 4:14 I couldn’t quite catch it.
Love your work💪🏼
Krenov 🙏🏼 thank you very much for watching!
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Pros vs amateurs 🤦♂️