Just 16 straight minutes of watching a man work his wood.. in all seriousness awsome craftmanship and I appreciate no music and and words aren't needed
Jonathan Bartron I love seeing these chicles cut hard wood like butter , I try to get my chisels this sharp but don’t have the right stones to do it with , I still get them fairly sharp though
Before you router out the center of the bow ties (inlay), if you chisel out (from the inside of the inlay) the edges of the inlay down to the bottom of the cutting marks, then chisel out to the edges of the inlay (after you have routered out most of the center) you will have a larger surface (wall) to set your chisel against to get it vertical. Nice video. Beautiful look of the black against the Walnut. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
@Melissa Gibbs You must be high on something to have posted this ridiculous statement. Been a woodworker since 1976 and that click bait site is just that.
Exactly what I was looking for. No music, just the sounds of the tools. Not only is it very educational, it's extremely relaxing, satisfying and one can fall asleep to it. Brilliant video
I have loved every single one of the videos I have watched of yours. Awesome change of pace from a creative standpoint, and I know a lot of people ask for it, but I definitely do love the explanation as well. Nothing but quality from you, and your knowledge is BEYOND appreciated! Keep up the absolutely phenomenal work😊
Personally, I like when you talk about the steps you take. I understand some people just like to look at these for satisfaction because, it is really satisfying to watch. But for me, a person who wants to learn things and starts from zero, every single detail is important. Anyway, do what the majority wants to see because they lead the content and I know that if I need help I can ask directly. Keep up the good work.
Refreshingly different and simple...I like the human silence with just the view and sound of properly honed tools getting the work done in expert hands...
Yes, a great how to in a no nonsense form. I will be sure to subscribe after watching this. A lot of folks liked the no music presentation and I like it too. For what it’s worth another TH-camr named Ishitani has the same format. All example and technique with not a word spoken. The output speaks for itself. Thank you.
Yeah I don't know why he wouldn't make a template for the router ? chisel out the corners only. this takes way too long and is dangerous for the wood and fingers
this video is the way video should be done no background music no nothing else showing it two or three times like I don't have rewind and fast-forward or pause you're an inspiration to all TH-camrs or should be once again great video thank you
I didn`t intend to utilize this woodworking website, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I was truly impressed after trying it. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
Beautiful. Love watching your videos, but it's great to see this to fully appreciate the time & skill that goes into this. Watching the sped-up process makes it look too simple.
That finish... damn. Can you please explain a bit what were we seeing from 13:55 and on? what are the steps you performed here before applying the finish? what finish was it? what was this card you used to spread it? what is this giant spinning bucket buffing thing you used at the end? what does it achieve? Thanks!
I just want to thank you for your woodwork arranges [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* I have attempted a few different arrangements and most times I get lost on what to do. This is the least demanding and most basic arranges ever.?
Please don’t stop the videos! these videos are treasures to those of us who are trying to learn. If you haven’t made such a video, could you please address the creation of the bowtie and the Blacktail knots? With your advice and recommendations on how to do it and how not to?
With the amount of talent in the TH-cam universe, like this guy, who clearly knows how to handle his wood. Why is there so many so called men out the that can't even handle a hammer? Great job, great skill.
Lack of necessity. Take a man from large town who had no need to ever even lift couch when moving into house. He will be unskilled with the tools. Taking women for example, some can't even cook spaghetti when all it takes is 5 simple steps
Anyone else notice the part with the belt sander, one second there’s a 1/16” left to sand then magically a second later it’s completely sanded down flat? lol Beautiful work you’re doing! Absolutely beautiful
thank you very much - excellent video. love those sharp chisels, just a joy to listen to that cutting🤗 this has come at the right time, just about to fit 5 bow ties into 150 year old oak coffee table.
Best educational video EVER! I am a beginner and want to learn, yet videos is always so far away/edited that you can see what to do, but not HOW. Not with this video. Thank you so much!
Despite your 10% thumbs down I think you did a fine job without the palaver or music bound to annoy 1/3 of your viewers. I'm subscribing now. Thank you.
It was very informative and very relaxing. Un-subbed one woodworker presenter earlier, because of what used to be interesting and informative, has turned into an infomercial on that one's channel. Thanks, enjoyed your work.
This is a great woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I took several classes as well as completed a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is better than any book I worked out of during those lessons. It includes helpful pictures and goes over just about everything.?
Looks very much like it, why so deep and fine sawdust to fill any gap?? Expensive timber like that should be cabinet maker quality. 7 out of 10 from me.
I didn`t intend to use this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed after trying it. It never dissatisfied me in my desire to have more information about the art of wood working. I discovered several topics such as wood types as well as designing your workshop..
@@newtoncaleb6621 I'm what they call in UK a Carpenter/Joiner...Joinery is considered ...'The Trade of Kings' and it is so, never give up, achieve maximum skills and you will find fullfilment of the greatest pleasure...............promise.
I'd rather read instructions than listen to someone explain them in a video. For me, there's nothing more irritating than talking while working. I enjoyed this.
Edifying experience. Love your shop love your work love these epoxy augmented table tops. It could be easy to be envious but I'm happy that you're winning! And spreading the love! A fan bordering on devotee.
This is an incredible worth for money [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* ]. I have been looking for something like this for quite a while now. I'm happy there are opportunities like this out there. This woodwork plan made a clear presentation with regards to building sheds. Much thanks to you.?
Just sawed some live edge birch slabs which split, getting ready to do my first bowtie inlay, this video confirmed it’s as much meticulous work as I suspected! Great tutorial! Hope mine comes out half as nice...
This is by far the best woodworking book I have ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . My woodworking teacher endorses it to all of his students. I am impressed how authors managed to write very detailed topics. I`m surprised by the material and didn`t have a tough time following the lessons..
Watch those finger tips, chisels love em! Maybe try clamps to press fit the inlays in so they don't crack when you need them to be structural and not just ornamental...
Here we go again ...uncle Rico and "I need to show everyone I'm better by displaying my huge prideful ego" ...no one here cares about you and your Lego skills , with the exception of you and your twin above I left a comment for , just go AWAY and play with your tinkertots...everyone else actually enjoys the craftsmanship displayed here...
this was fun to watch. I think you should do some of these no talking videos once in a while. Although I like your voice and find your talking informative, this was a refreshing, soothing experience 😌
Has numerous details in this woodwork book *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . The book also displays several designs and descriptions on the materials used for various woodworking processes and also the guidelines on completing various procedures appropriately. In other words, I`m happy using this book, especially in the process of learning about wood working.?
I seen in another video where you said you wouldn't do videos like this again because people hated it... Looks to me like most the comments love this type of video. I'd recommend doing more of them for task such as this one. Where high precision and hand craftsmanship are together. I love you regular talking videos. But videos like this are nice also. BTW I bet if you retitled it asmr or unintentional asmr, you'd get a ton more views. Because this is asmr style also. Very relaxing
Craftsman at work! Impressive piece. Curious about the slab (type of wood) you were working?? I graded and ran resaw for a company that imported African mahogany/Acajou. I watched you and thought, man I'm such a hack. 😁
If he is like most carpenters or cabinet makers this piece is titled "table for living room" or something of the sort. You know I'm also a " artist" I just finished a beautiful project also. I named it "Earl's millwork and paneling at east mall" I'm pretty creative eh
I noticed that too, was wondering why not using a t-square to align in the sketch stage. But then at the end I saw it’s rough cut lumber, abd so this was an artistic/personal choice. magnificent craftsmanship! so soothing to watch. 👍👍 thanks for the great videos
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* is an amazing book about wood working. I took several classes and completed a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is better than any book I worked out of during those courses. It includes useful photos and goes over almost everything.
Oh my stars I was just at the vet office today and I never noticed that before but the little bow strips you put put in they have them on their benches and they're smaller little lighter and they're cute I got to take a picture and show it to you
i think i prefer these style of videos with no voice over or music, but the natural sound of work
They’re fun
Just 16 straight minutes of watching a man work his wood.. in all seriousness awsome craftmanship and I appreciate no music and and words aren't needed
😂 it had to be said. And thanks!
Sharp, high quality chisels. Fun to watch. Thanks for no music. I don't know why people think it's necessary.
I agree
No music, no babble, no spastic hamming for the camera, no “LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE”. Aaaahh, paradise. Liked and subscribed.
Jonathan Bartron I love seeing these chicles cut hard wood like butter , I try to get my chisels this sharp but don’t have the right stones to do it with , I still get them fairly sharp though
@@Carpenters_Canvas DMT tan stone 8,000 grit try one or if my guess is right ask him what is the grit of the stropping compound is probably finer
Agreed
One of the best watching experiences ever..no music, just focusing..
Thanks.
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My procrastination has got to a point where I enjoy watching people being productive on TH-cam.
Wow
Best comment yet 😂
Me, for the last 8 years.
@@bartelR i dont wanna know whats been happening for 8 years
It’s surely a good thing to be inspired by this beautifully filmed craftwork.
I’m the procrastination in person.
Don't know why there are 1000 thumbs down, they must not like beautiful furniture and fine wood working. Awesome job man and the is beautiful wood.
Thanks Eddie!
This was relaxing to watch and truly focus on. Thanks for the no music and extras that get added at times.
Great work and beautiful piece!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Efrain Carrillo i agree. Shaving wood and chisels relaxes me
@@BlacktailStudio this could be considered ASMR section of youtube
Before you router out the center of the bow ties (inlay), if you chisel out (from the inside of the inlay) the edges of the inlay down to the bottom of the cutting marks, then chisel out to the edges of the inlay (after you have routered out most of the center) you will have a larger surface (wall) to set your chisel against to get it vertical.
Nice video. Beautiful look of the black against the Walnut.
Thanks for taking the time to post this.
Beautiful craftsmanship. No narration necessary. It actually enhances the video. Thank you for sharing.
Next step is to remove the video entirely. True genius at work then.
Yes, no music - finally someone gets it.
Here are some great woodworking plans that I found online: www.WoodPlanner.xyz
@Melissa Gibbs You must be high on something to have posted this ridiculous statement. Been a woodworker since 1976 and that click bait site is just that.
@Melissa Gibbs You are here:
th-cam.com/video/ShTieKUecdM/w-d-xo.html
No music no work ;)
The reason why i love this channel is No Music hehe. Regard from Indonesia.
Beautiful craftsmanship and no sound exept for the tools. THIS IS AWESOME
Exactly what I was looking for. No music, just the sounds of the tools. Not only is it very educational, it's extremely relaxing, satisfying and one can fall asleep to it. Brilliant video
Cheers man!
I have loved every single one of the videos I have watched of yours. Awesome change of pace from a creative standpoint, and I know a lot of people ask for it, but I definitely do love the explanation as well. Nothing but quality from you, and your knowledge is BEYOND appreciated! Keep up the absolutely phenomenal work😊
Thanks!
Watched every second. I hope your clients appreciate the details and workmanship of this piece. Much love from an Aussie craftsman
Cheers Jaryd!
This is my favorite ever! Thank you so much, the different sounds from your woodworking is the kinda content I live for
I got you 😊
Thanks for no talking. Simple and to the point. Also, I appreciate that you don't manicure like most dudes I see filming their hands close up
You got it!
The sound of your tools producing these works of art do the commentating. No human commentator necessary.
I’m in awe at the sharpness of your chisels, this video definitely fed my ocd 🔥
No commentary needed. Your excellent work speaks for itself.
Thanks Joey!
Personally, I like when you talk about the steps you take.
I understand some people just like to look at these for satisfaction because, it is really satisfying to watch.
But for me, a person who wants to learn things and starts from zero, every single detail is important.
Anyway, do what the majority wants to see because they lead the content and I know that if I need help I can ask directly. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man!
Refreshingly different and simple...I like the human silence with just the view and sound of properly honed tools getting the work done in expert hands...
Every woodworker should watch this. You’ll learn plenty from it. Great skills my friend
Thanks Ross!
I love that there is no talking or music! Great video.
I’m glad Gemma! (Me too)
Thank God finally someone that doesn't inflict us with crappy music. Well done.
👊
Love watching without the distractions! You ROCKED it!!
Hey thanks Doodaugh!!
Found your channel a couple weeks ago and cannot get enough. Learning so much. Thank you. Please continue!
Enjoyed watching. No distractions. Thanks.
👊👊
Yes, a great how to in a no nonsense form. I will be sure to subscribe after watching this. A lot of folks liked the no music presentation and I like it too. For what it’s worth another TH-camr named Ishitani has the same format. All example and technique with not a word spoken. The output speaks for itself. Thank you.
That’s awesome to hear!
oh my god, FINALLY, a human being that can successfully get the extra tiny pieces and strands of tape off
I would like to hear why they don't like your work here. Its very good even excellent. Thank you for this video
Stunning video I will look forward to seeing more that English walnut looks beautiful and the inlay is superb
Oh thanks! I have another project with slabs from this tree coming up.
@@BlacktailStudio will look forward to that
this guy makes this look easy. first time you try, you will understand. hats off to you.
Oh thanks Tom!
You're braver than me, freehand routing. Props!
Yeah I don't know why he wouldn't make a template for the router ? chisel out the corners only. this takes way too long and is dangerous for the wood and fingers
Keld Christensen what do you mean dangerous
Not that scary. Sharp bits are safer.
@@davo7512 it's so easy to cut past the line with a router freehand like that.
I’m stunned why your videos have so many 👎! I love watching your skill and creativity
It happens!
this video is the way video should be done no background music no nothing else showing it two or three times like I don't have rewind and fast-forward or pause you're an inspiration to all TH-camrs or should be once again great video thank you
I’m glad someone liked it! Wasn’t sure about putting one out like this.
I agree, most of the background music gets muted on videos that I watch. I enjoyed this video.
That wood is absolutely amazing
You can stick a little flag made of masking tape on the shaft of the router bit. It blows the dust away while you routing.
Oh my god... if this is true... amazing.
Dries van Oosten .....oh, I see you saw the same video as I did about leaving a tab of tape, sneaky Pete.
Today you have won the Internet, what a great idea ty 💡
Thanks for the idea, I will try that later today. 👍
I didn`t intend to utilize this woodworking website, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I was truly impressed after trying it. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
Beautiful. Love watching your videos, but it's great to see this to fully appreciate the time & skill that goes into this. Watching the sped-up process makes it look too simple.
That finish... damn.
Can you please explain a bit what were we seeing from 13:55 and on?
what are the steps you performed here before applying the finish? what finish was it?
what was this card you used to spread it?
what is this giant spinning bucket buffing thing you used at the end? what does it achieve?
Thanks!
I just want to thank you for your woodwork arranges [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* I have attempted a few different arrangements and most times I get lost on what to do. This is the least demanding and most basic arranges ever.?
I'm impressed at the sharpness of these Chisels
They’re pretty good!
That's the kind of ASMR I'm looking for!
It is kinda ASMR isn’t it??
What's "ASMR"?
Не понял,за чем я это смотрел?
Excellent craftsmanship.
Much better without music.
Absolutely beautiful. The bows look 3D. The wood grain🥰🥰🥰😁. Precision at its finest! Thank you for the video. Sub added.
Oh, not sure about that. But thanks so much!
The band-aid on his finger speaks volumes. I'll continue to watch in awe.
Beautiful work. Quiet is nice also.
Please don’t stop the videos! these videos are treasures to those of us who are trying to learn. If you haven’t made such a video, could you please address the creation of the bowtie and the Blacktail knots? With your advice and recommendations on how to do it and how not to?
I’ve done a video on that actually! How to make bow tie video
This is very cool looking very satisfying video to watch awesome job
With the amount of talent in the TH-cam universe, like this guy, who clearly knows how to handle his wood. Why is there so many so called men out the that can't even handle a hammer? Great job, great skill.
Lack of necessity. Take a man from large town who had no need to ever even lift couch when moving into house. He will be unskilled with the tools.
Taking women for example, some can't even cook spaghetti when all it takes is 5 simple steps
Pure art. Enjoyed the silence.
A beautiful piece to aspire toward
Thanks Robert!
Anyone else notice the part with the belt sander, one second there’s a 1/16” left to sand then magically a second later it’s completely sanded down flat? lol Beautiful work you’re doing! Absolutely beautiful
I totally get cuts and why not the entire hours long process is uploaded.
I was most interested in that part sadly though.
Those chisels come that flat on the back???
Great video man! It was fun to see the whole proces. The result is awsome!
Oh thanks!
thank you very much - excellent video. love those sharp chisels, just a joy to listen to that cutting🤗 this has come at the right time, just about to fit 5 bow ties into 150 year old oak coffee table.
Best educational video EVER! I am a beginner and want to learn, yet videos is always so far away/edited that you can see what to do, but not HOW. Not with this video. Thank you so much!
Thanks so much!!
Thank you for sharing. I enjoy working with Black Walnut as well. You have saved me from making more than one mistake.
For sure
Figured maple knives, That is really cool!
Despite your 10% thumbs down I think you did a fine job without the palaver or music bound to annoy 1/3 of your viewers. I'm subscribing now. Thank you.
Boom! Thanks Mark!
It was very informative and very relaxing. Un-subbed one woodworker presenter earlier, because of what used to be interesting and informative, has turned into an infomercial on that one's channel. Thanks, enjoyed your work.
I’m with you!
I'm pretty sure I know who you un-subbed from based on that description.
You let the wood and the work speak for itself. Superb 👌
I love you can hear the noises - great work Sir.
This is a great woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . I took several classes as well as completed a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is better than any book I worked out of during those lessons. It includes helpful pictures and goes over just about everything.?
I was hypnotised watching this, awsesome work dude. Would love a workshop like this.
👌
That is beautiful work my friend!
Here's a big collection of 16,000 woodworking plans: www.WoodPlanner. xyz
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I like people who work without talking
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Did it crack in the centre when you were hammering it in?
Looks very much like it, why so deep and fine sawdust to fill any gap?? Expensive timber like that should be cabinet maker quality. 7 out of 10 from me.
We will wait for your expert video to show us how it's done
I didn`t intend to use this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed after trying it. It never dissatisfied me in my desire to have more information about the art of wood working. I discovered several topics such as wood types as well as designing your workshop..
@@newtoncaleb6621 I'm what they call in UK a Carpenter/Joiner...Joinery is considered ...'The Trade of Kings' and it is so, never give up, achieve maximum skills and you will find fullfilment of the greatest pleasure...............promise.
why did 1100 people not like this , nice job
Thank you so much for a quality video, super awesome job, and no music except for the tools working, that's the best music for video.
I'd rather read instructions than listen to someone explain them in a video. For me, there's nothing more irritating than talking while working. I enjoyed this.
Thanks so much Mike!
That was like a little 16min vacation. Thanks!
My pleasure Mark
This is a very good video show for wood work and we love ti!
Great work,great craftsmanship.Do add more such videos.👍
Edifying experience. Love your shop love your work love these epoxy augmented table tops.
It could be easy to be envious but I'm happy that you're winning!
And spreading the love!
A fan bordering on devotee.
Cracked in the middle... Torn out edges.... Is called nice work... We love america
Show us your's smartass
My goodness.........the finished product is beautiful.
Thanks mark!
Nice mirror on the back of those chisels. They have to be super flat. And looks like they are sharp enough to cut a little finger.
Good eye 😂
If I don't have at least one Bandaid on my fingers I know I'm not working.@@BlacktailStudio
Lol, l was thinking one slip when you held that insert in two fingers and that is going to be a bad cut.
Thanks. Great teaching with no annoying music.
Nicely done. What type of oil finish did you use.
This is an incredible worth for money [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* ]. I have been looking for something like this for quite a while now. I'm happy there are opportunities like this out there. This woodwork plan made a clear presentation with regards to building sheds. Much thanks to you.?
Love hearing the tools do their work
Sorry for my ignorance but was the black "strip" or "section" down the grain of the wood, epoxy?
Yes
To me it looked like spalting
Just sawed some live edge birch slabs which split, getting ready to do my first bowtie inlay, this video confirmed it’s as much meticulous work as I suspected! Great tutorial! Hope mine comes out half as nice...
Just take your time, I’m sure you’ll nail it. So to speak. Not literally.
Wife walks in, I switch over to porn. It's just easier to explain.
That one made me chuckle
lol
now thats freeking funny
Xhamster or Pornhub? Just asking for a friend;-)
Nick name woody.
Now, THAT'S my favorite kind of wood working.
It’s fun
Beautiful! What is the highest grit sandpaper you use when you have a combination of wood and resin, before polishing? What did you use to seal this?
I want to know this as well
This is by far the best woodworking book I have ever read, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . My woodworking teacher endorses it to all of his students. I am impressed how authors managed to write very detailed topics. I`m surprised by the material and didn`t have a tough time following the lessons..
Your work doesn’t need words or sound it’s music in itself.
What was the finish you used on this project and then buffed it in?? Beautiful
Osmo polyx 👍🏼👍🏼
Good job, I like the no talking policy, it is really relaxing! I enjoyed your video.
Wow! That looks incredible!
Very good video! Really like the close picture and the quiet scene
Thanks joe!
Watch those finger tips, chisels love em! Maybe try clamps to press fit the inlays in so they don't crack when you need them to be structural and not just ornamental...
Here we go again ...uncle Rico and "I need to show everyone I'm better by displaying my huge prideful ego" ...no one here cares about you and your Lego skills , with the exception of you and your twin above I left a comment for , just go AWAY and play with your tinkertots...everyone else actually enjoys the craftsmanship displayed here...
@@adrianojames5828 there is a crack in the bow tie...
this was fun to watch. I think you should do some of these no talking videos once in a while. Although I like your voice and find your talking informative, this was a refreshing, soothing experience 😌
Absolutely stunning work sir,, thanks for sharing this beauty with us. I love it.
Thanks agin and have a blessed week.
Dale
Really appreciate that Dale
Has numerous details in this woodwork book *TopFineWoodworking. Com* . The book also displays several designs and descriptions on the materials used for various woodworking processes and also the guidelines on completing various procedures appropriately. In other words, I`m happy using this book, especially in the process of learning about wood working.?
I seen in another video where you said you wouldn't do videos like this again because people hated it... Looks to me like most the comments love this type of video. I'd recommend doing more of them for task such as this one. Where high precision and hand craftsmanship are together. I love you regular talking videos. But videos like this are nice also. BTW I bet if you retitled it asmr or unintentional asmr, you'd get a ton more views. Because this is asmr style also. Very relaxing
Great video. Here's a tip: put "ASMR" in the title of these vids and more people will find your channel.
CapyKami or many people will skip it because many people hate asmr
Don't listen to asmr its dumb.
What is ASMR?
Very nice video! It's **great** that there is no talking! Much appreciated!
Cheers!
Craftsman at work! Impressive piece.
Curious about the slab (type of wood) you were working??
I graded and ran resaw for a company that imported African mahogany/Acajou.
I watched you and thought, man I'm such a hack. 😁
These are some great woodworking plans: WoodPlanner.xyz
Looks mike walnut
Subscribed based on "all chopping no talking" alone
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Great work. I would name it "River Bridges". Thank you for sharing. Do you name your pieces? It is as much art as a functional piece.
If he is like most carpenters or cabinet makers this piece is titled "table for living room" or something of the sort.
You know I'm also a " artist" I just finished a beautiful project also.
I named it "Earl's millwork and paneling at east mall"
I'm pretty creative eh
Try watching this at the fastest playback speed, found it super satisfying
I bet!
My OCD wishes these were parallel to the edge of the table. 😋
I got you... my ocd wanted it perpendicular to the crack 😉
I noticed that too, was wondering why not using a t-square to align in the sketch stage. But then at the end I saw it’s rough cut lumber, abd so this was an artistic/personal choice.
magnificent craftsmanship! so soothing to watch. 👍👍 thanks for the great videos
@@BlacktailStudio Did anyone's OCD point out that the bowties aren't even necessary?
They stabilize the crack that was filled with epoxy. Very necessary.
Bruce A makes sense
A craftsman's masterpiece
Thanx l needed to see this, fantastic tip there on how to setup inlay, many thanks.
K7
*TopFineWoodworking. Com* is an amazing book about wood working. I took several classes and completed a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is better than any book I worked out of during those courses. It includes useful photos and goes over almost everything.
Oh my stars I was just at the vet office today and I never noticed that before but the little bow strips you put put in they have them on their benches and they're smaller little lighter and they're cute I got to take a picture and show it to you