Eye candy!! You are running a clinic on how to get close up shots of your tools, in high def, with great skills running those tools. It's really helpful to watch where you put your hands, how you use your tools and how you design projects. Well done!!
Thanks Matthew! Yeah, I'm digging those IBC chisels, too. I was a little bummed at how much work it took to flatten the backs, but no other issues to complain about.
Excellent video Keith, it is a pleasure to see the handling of electric and manual tools for carpentry, very motivating video, thanks for sharing it. Greetings
IF I had all those tools I could....no wait....I actually do have almost all those tools and I still can not even come close to this skill level....and I mean not even close. Damn it Keith!
Hi Keith, well done video sir! Quick question…will the rubio monocoat keep the walnut from yellowing as it ages or do you know another way to keep that from happening?
NO it will not. The Rubio will amber it over time depending what color you use - most hardwax oils will do that in my experience. I have started using the WALNUT color of Rubio to try and keep it a little darker. Other products like OSMO seems to remain more clear over time.
Watching your videos is giving me the same feeling I get when I listen to the likes of Yngwie Malmsteen playing guitar and then trying to copy it for my self. A bit frustrating to say the least, but so extremely inspiring. Thanks.
That's just a little Harbor Freight lathe. I actually like it, but i only use it once per year. LOL. I did have to invest more money in some better chucks and live centers, though. But, for the money, it's a stout little machine.
Ha! No way you ever had your router bits rolling around loose in a drawer , you would have been losing sleep thinking about them getting damaged - or is that just me 😆. Great to watch you work and nice stuff too , above the average.
Oh come on man, work with me here!! 😜😂 I actually had them all in their original bags, but had to up the ante to enhance the overall effect. And you're right, I totally would have lost sleep if I had known they were just loosely rolling around bumping into each other. Gah! The mere thought of it gives me the shakes!
It's an equal space divider by Woodpeckers. Unfortunately, it was a one-time tool and they don't make them anymore. However, other companies make them. Here is a link to one: amzn.to/3ulGDEV
Sir, really enjoyed this compilation video. What is the name of the adjustable tool you used to evenly space the chisel slots (0:41) and where might I find one? I didn’t see it on your Amazon store.
Thanks Dan! That is called an Equal Space Divider. That particular one is made by Woodpeckers, but they no longer make it. Give this one a look: amzn.to/3ulGDEV
Thanks for the cool vid! I spent the first 10 min going crazy trying to remember the words "forstner bit". But I gave up and Google'd it, so I can sleep tonight.
0:44 may ask sir if what do you call that tool that duplicates length? i hope someone can answer cuz thats very usefull for my future diy projects thank you.
It sure makes the job easier if you have all the great gizmo's,to help you along your way. How many years have you been doing this type of work? Do you make all kinds of custom furniture for folks. I bet if you do much of that it turns into alot of work,and I see no helpers?
Concerning the pocket screw jig..I've seen other woodcrafters use the jig for their "primary" piece of wood but then go and drill a pilot hole in the secondary piece. They do this do avoid any splitting...I thought that when you drill a pocket hole, it involved both pieces...is that incorrect or are there exceptions ?
The pocket hole is only drilled into 1 piece and there isn't a need to drill any pilot hole in the mating piece. I've never had an issue with splitting, but it could happen if the wrong screw is used. The fine threads are for hard woods and the coarse threads are for soft woods.
Hey, Keith? How much horsepower do you have on your drillpress? Mine is 1/3 hp and it struggles even with small forstner bits (25 to 35 min). Yours chip through wood easily!
asm usually freaks me out but this was kinda relaxing (the ending got a chuckle) and as always just awesome PS maybe a noob question but how do you keep everything sharp? or maybe a better would be about the maintenance of your tools but that's probably too complicated. thanks
My wife got a little upset when I told her I can't go to the store for her right away, the trip was going to be delayed by approximately 17 and a half minutes so I can watch this video and solve one of the biggest mysteries surrounding KJ. 30 minutes later, after carefully pausing and staring and google searching I still can NOT figure out what type of chisels you use that have blue/black handles!!!!
😂🤣 errands can always wait! 😜. Those chisels are Marples with Sheffield steel. I don’t think they make this exact type anymore. I bought them like 10 years ago.
When did POV shots of someone chiseling wood become my new porn? And for that matter when did I start telling dad jokes? How did I get this out of shape? What's happening?
Hello there. First of all, thank you very much for making great videos. I'm trying to shoot videos like that too. If you want you can check my channel too
Splendid! Absolutely spiffing!
Thank you kindly! Always appreciate the kind words, Scott! 🙏
best woodworker on youtube amazing
Wow, thanks!
the best woodworker that i know!!
Wow! Too kind! THanks Aaron 🙏👊
Mr Wonderwood ! Simply amazing watching you...
Thank you kindly! 🙏
Very cool. Could watch this all day
Thanks Alan! Stay tuned for VOL 2!!
WOW !! Sir, you are talented, thank you
So nice of you! Thanks! 🙏 👍
Eye candy!! You are running a clinic on how to get close up shots of your tools, in high def, with great skills running those tools. It's really helpful to watch where you put your hands, how you use your tools and how you design projects. Well done!!
Thanks SO much for the feedback and the kind words. I greatly appreciate the comment. So glad you enjoyed it. 👊
Love it! Especially the drawer front! I can't wait for the sequel!
Thanks so much! VOLUME 2 Coming soon! Working on it now!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I like how sharp your cutting tools edges are. Clean cuts every time
Thanks 👍! It definitely makes a HUGE difference.
Wood works and tools was fantastic.
Thank you! 🙏🏻😎
great technique and close ups,, filmed well too,, nice video Killer. thanks
Thanks Roger!! I really appreciate that! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Wow! So satisfying! Love it
Thanks!
Super clean work , great .
Thank you!
That last router bit was terrifying, but at least you got a good "that's what she said" joke out of it.
😂🤣 and that’s what counts!
It's awesome!!! All great ideas in one video!! Usefull!!
Thanks George! Glad it you liked it. 👍🏻😎
Love seeing your approach and the details you put in. Cleverly Done.
Thanks so much!! 👍🏻😎
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking btw I noticed you were using a white pencil for walnut and darker wood. Where did you find that?
@@TechnicallyCreativeSydney amzn.to/3akOCcb
You make it look so simple. Keep the content coming.
Thanks so much! More to come!
Great Work Keith!! 👍
Thanks Jose! 🙌
Keith, great job again!
Thank you Hakan! 🙏
great video ! love those IBC chisels and the ending . Thanks and keep it coming .
Thanks Matthew! Yeah, I'm digging those IBC chisels, too. I was a little bummed at how much work it took to flatten the backs, but no other issues to complain about.
Nice video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!! 🙏 👍
The drawer pulls were very well done! Great filming on how you made them. 👍
Thanks so much, Dustin!! 😊
Excellent video Keith, it is a pleasure to see the handling of electric and manual tools for carpentry, very motivating video, thanks for sharing it. Greetings
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Carlos! 🙏 😎
Great video your content is always entertaining and informative. Always pick up something new.
I appreciate that, Tim!! That's fantastic. 👍
Great shots.
Thanks a lot!!
You are so gifted and talented.... so much fun to watch... keep going bro...
Thank you so much 😀
IF I had all those tools I could....no wait....I actually do have almost all those tools and I still can not even come close to this skill level....and I mean not even close. Damn it Keith!
😂 The skills are definitely the more difficult part, but that comes with experience, so keep building, my friend!! 👊
This is some ASMR I can get behind.
Right on, Jon!! Part 2 is already in the works!!
Beautiful work, Keith! Really nice! 😃
Some fantastic tips there as well! Thanks a lot!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Much appreciated!! Thanks as always! You be safe as well! 🙏🏻👍🏻
you know this job man, to watch experience person is awesome, thanks
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing Keith. Gotta visit u one day from Philly
Right on! Do cheese steaks travel well? 🤔 😜
Good working skills, congrats!
Thank you very much!
Great content
Thanks 😊
My pleasure 😊 Thanks for watching!
That was oddly satisfying.
Thanks Bill!!
Great shots. I’m always struggling to make wedges, never thought of just using a chisel against a stop like that. Nice!
You can do it! And it's way more fun with a chisel! 😜
Love it! More please.
More to come! Thanks James!
Bravo nice
Thank you very much!
Sou um grande admirador do seu trabalho meus parabéns pela sabedoria e a perfeição dos detalhes. Um grande abraço aqui de Sinop Mato Grosso Brasil.
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Hi Keith, well done video sir! Quick question…will the rubio monocoat keep the walnut from yellowing as it ages or do you know another way to keep that from happening?
NO it will not. The Rubio will amber it over time depending what color you use - most hardwax oils will do that in my experience. I have started using the WALNUT color of Rubio to try and keep it a little darker. Other products like OSMO seems to remain more clear over time.
Yea Baby!
Woot! Saddle up and ride!! 😎
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
beau travaille et de bonne idée
🙏😎 😀
Super!😊👍
Thank you! Cheers! 🙏
Watching your videos is giving me the same feeling I get when I listen to the likes of Yngwie Malmsteen playing guitar and then trying to copy it for my self. A bit frustrating to say the least, but so extremely inspiring. Thanks.
I know what you mean, Dennis...I watch cooking shows and then get in the kitchen and it comes out nothing like what was on their plate 😂
Wow!!!!!!!! 👍👏
Thank you!! 🤙🏻🙌🏻
Amazing Jobs😱
Thank you Luis! 🙌
Any chance you could do a video going over your tool wall and all the organizers you’ve made? Awesome video!
That will all be included in the shop tour video coming out this spring. Thanks for the interest!
You’re a genius
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I can't wait for the "Best of Shop Cats" video!
😹😹 I guess I should start working on that one, too!
정말 멋지십니다, 힐링하고갑니다.
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From Azerbaijan. İt was 👏👏👏 wonderful. Sorry for my English...
Thank you!! 🙏 👍 😀
This video made me subscribe
Awesome! Thank you!
Keith, where did you get the foam inserts for your dado stacks? And awesome video man, thanks for all the creative content. You are the man, man!
That’s Kaizen foam. I use it for a lot of tool drawers. Here’s a link: amzn.to/2OTASOv
Great video Sir! May I ask what Lathe are you using and do you like it? Or do you wish you got something better?
That's just a little Harbor Freight lathe. I actually like it, but i only use it once per year. LOL. I did have to invest more money in some better chucks and live centers, though. But, for the money, it's a stout little machine.
Keith, thank you for a great video. Was wondering how you sharpen your chisels. It looks like you have a mirror finish on them. Any advice?
Thanks Doug! I use Shapton Ceramic stones 1000/5000/12000 grits and a LieNielsen honing jig.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Thanks Keith. Any chance you have a video of how you sharpen?
@@dougmcilwaine7078 Sorry Doug, but I don't. Maybe one day I will put one out.
Ha! No way you ever had your router bits rolling around loose in a drawer , you would have been losing sleep thinking about them getting damaged - or is that just me 😆. Great to watch you work and nice stuff too , above the average.
Oh come on man, work with me here!! 😜😂 I actually had them all in their original bags, but had to up the ante to enhance the overall effect. And you're right, I totally would have lost sleep if I had known they were just loosely rolling around bumping into each other. Gah! The mere thought of it gives me the shakes!
Nicely Nice 👌
Thank you! 👍🏻😎
Man , awesome tricks, what type of hinge is that @ 4:15 . Also do you have any tip on how to do dentil molding?
Awesome video.
That’s a Blum INSERTA 110 degree inset hinge in Black Onyx. And unfortunately, I’ve never done dentil mounding! Sorry I can’t help with that.
Where did you get that nifty spacing tool you used at 0:43?
It's an equal space divider by Woodpeckers. Unfortunately, it was a one-time tool and they don't make them anymore. However, other companies make them. Here is a link to one: amzn.to/3ulGDEV
Sir, really enjoyed this compilation video. What is the name of the adjustable tool you used to evenly space the chisel slots (0:41) and where might I find one? I didn’t see it on your Amazon store.
Thanks Dan! That is called an Equal Space Divider. That particular one is made by Woodpeckers, but they no longer make it. Give this one a look: amzn.to/3ulGDEV
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Thank you!
@@Maker_of_fine_sawdust No problem!
I have not seen this type of beautiful work i am gonna to subscribe your chenal
Thank you!! 🙏🏻👍🏻
What do you do with all your left over jigs?
Usually keep them or recycle them into new ones.
Thanks for the cool vid! I spent the first 10 min going crazy trying to remember the words "forstner bit". But I gave up and Google'd it, so I can sleep tonight.
😂 😆 I always have a hard time spelling and spell-check doesn't have a clue either.
Now i love you 100 times more !!!
Woo hoo!! Thanks so much!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Nice bro
Thank you!! 🙏 👍
That furniture repair one was impressive to me. Not that the other work wasn't...
Much appreciated! Thank you 🙏
0:44 may ask sir if what do you call that tool that duplicates length? i hope someone can answer cuz thats very usefull for my future diy projects thank you.
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@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking thank you sir. Happy New Year.
Cool!!!
Thanks Johny!! 👍🏻
It sure makes the job easier if you have all the great gizmo's,to help you along your way. How many years have you been doing this type of work? Do you make all kinds of custom furniture for folks. I bet if you do much of that it turns into alot of work,and I see no helpers?
Thanks Duane! Been at this 25 years or so. Yes, all types of custom furniture and I am a 1-man shop.
on the bread board end, what bit was that
Infinity Tools Mega Dado 2" bit 👍
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking ty, i am as we speaking making a chisel rack made out of oak
@@goldendogwoodworks6675 Right on! Nice little satisfying project!
Concerning the pocket screw jig..I've seen other woodcrafters use the jig for their "primary" piece of wood but then go and drill a pilot hole in the secondary piece. They do this do avoid any splitting...I thought that when you drill a pocket hole, it involved both pieces...is that incorrect or are there exceptions ?
The pocket hole is only drilled into 1 piece and there isn't a need to drill any pilot hole in the mating piece. I've never had an issue with splitting, but it could happen if the wrong screw is used. The fine threads are for hard woods and the coarse threads are for soft woods.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Thank you Keith!! I get what you're saying..
Man, that walnut wood looks amazing ..it's almost a crime to stain it black
Guilty as charged!! 😜😀
How can I put more than one like? Love it!!!
😜 You rock! Thanks dude! 👊
Hey, Keith? How much horsepower do you have on your drillpress? Mine is 1/3 hp and it struggles even with small forstner bits (25 to 35 min). Yours chip through wood easily!
1/2 hp
asm usually freaks me out but this was kinda relaxing (the ending got a chuckle) and as always just awesome
PS maybe a noob question but how do you keep everything sharp? or maybe a better would be about the maintenance of your tools but that's probably too complicated. thanks
So glad you enjoyed it! For sharpening chisels and plane blades, I use Shapton Ceramic stones 1000/5000/12000 and a LieNielsen honing jig. 👍
When you think you don't have something to do but you've got a lot of things that you can do
😂 Well said Jay!
Now that’s the ticket right there. I should record the sounds of my chisel opening up a paint can 😂
😂 Cracking the seal of a fresh can of paint can be quite satisfying.
When is the blooper reel compilation coming out?
😂🤣 that’s a great idea!! THat is definitely going on the idea list! 👌🏻👍🏻
Wow
Thanks man!!
whatca gonna do next weekend?
😆😂 I might take it easy actually. I'm a little worn out from all this work. 😜
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I love this channel. I always learn something new. Good stuff brother! P. S. Pins first people are pretty much serial killers. Just sayin (wink emoji)
So glad to hear that! Thanks Joe!
good stuff, was wondering when the cats will make an appearance, that almost cost u a like .... lol
😜😂 Unless it's old footage, the cats will always be sneaking around! 😺
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Thanks Billy! Cheers!
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Thanks!
That black monocoat on the walnut...SEXY!
It's my go-to, for sure!! 😎
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My wife got a little upset when I told her I can't go to the store for her right away, the trip was going to be delayed by approximately 17 and a half minutes so I can watch this video and solve one of the biggest mysteries surrounding KJ. 30 minutes later, after carefully pausing and staring and google searching I still can NOT figure out what type of chisels you use that have blue/black handles!!!!
😂🤣 errands can always wait! 😜. Those chisels are Marples with Sheffield steel. I don’t think they make this exact type anymore. I bought them like 10 years ago.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking You have no idea how long I've been trying to figure that out....lol. Thanks KJ!
@@JustFun-vc2ri No problemo!
This video is the place where my OCD comes to die .
😂 stay tuned for Part 2 😜
When did POV shots of someone chiseling wood become my new porn? And for that matter when did I start telling dad jokes? How did I get this out of shape? What's happening?
😂😆 You're spiraling out of control!! Get a hold of yourself, man!!
Hello there. First of all, thank you very much for making great videos. I'm trying to shoot videos like that too. If you want you can check my channel too
Thanks very much!
I love your work but I have to comment, this is not ASMR.
You’re entitled to your opinion.