#ThirdCoastCraftsman I'm currently 33, did 11 years in the Canadian air force, currently studying for an engineering degree, and realized a year ago my heart wasn't in it. So I've started slowly getting back into my passion and where I truly know my heart is, carpentry/woodworking. It's extremely motivating watching you speak of pretty much the exact pattern I'm going through. Ill be building my shop come fall, and cannot wait to grab my coffee, start my fire stove, and build things with my hands every single day. Thank you, just shows me if you can, I can.
That's a beautiful bookcase! You guys used Danish Oil. Homemade in Lviv uses American Oil. Must be like preachers: the farther they come the better they're supposed to be.
Have always been a bourbon drinker. Could never bring myself to like scotch. After your very clear and well organized, not to mention tantalizing, presentation, I believe I'll give scotch another shot. Thanks.
@@CraftsmansLegacy I apologize. It definitely was a response to a different video (BourbonMoth). Pretty sure I submitted it to the correct site. Somehow it was posted to yours.
Have you ever noticed how many woodworkers are veterans...or how many get out and study engineering? This is the type of interview that I will have to watch multiple times. Thanks for bringing this into my world!
Just watched this (May 5, 2022). I built.a trestle table, 30”x84” in red oak (the hardwood dealer did not have white oak) in 2018. The table used the techniques. It was a stretch for me, but was great to finish.
Hello Eric. I've been a fan since day one and a woodworker for over 40 years. I am glad to see that the show is back and better than ever. I, like Chris am told that my super power is finding the hardest way of doing things, but I maintain that whatever you put into your project you will get back in quality, craftsmanship and pride. I thank you for giving us insight into the different crafts, being fearless in trying your hand at said crafts and asking the thoughtful questions that you do. Bravo Eric.
@@CraftsmansLegacy Thanks for the response. I have taught woodworking and finishing and I always tell my students that failure is a luxury and if you never allow yourself that luxury, you will never find out how good you can be. Also, I have learned far more from my failures than from my successes and if you don't know that something is impossible you might make it possible.
Chris is by far my biggest inspiration, I think the only reason I have a collection of hand tools is because of watching his videos. Really love the point about showing off the joinery and letting the subtle design features speak for themselves.
Enjoyed the video Eric. I'm a new subscriber and I'm thoroughly enjoying your videos. Thanks for taking the time to produce them. You take care and God bless.
Very constructive videos and teachings on woodwork. I have just started an interest in this venture, Very primary yet but i do get there. Ruby - South africa
Have enjoyed the show for years. I 've been a guitar builder for over 40+ years and your show always has a new twist of skills. Never stop learning there is always new ideals ahead. Keep up the good work!!!!
@@CraftsmansLegacy I am a craftsmen my self in an area with literally Noone to relate to so why I whatch this show it fills my heart to here like minded individuals pour there heart out,your doing an amazing thing by bringing these people and this content to the surface!
I also noticed the peace associated during this build. I assure you I love peace, and nothing shall interfere it leading to severe consequences. Great video. Semper Fi
What another great episode, Eric. There's a cool, calm, easy, and interesting manner (I can't pick just one adjective!) in how you interview. Thanks for the great "edutainment".
Chris is the real deal, I’ve been a subscriber to his TH-cam channel for a long time. It’s great to see you back doing A Craftsman’s Legacy Eric, you know what a fan I am of you and the whole concept of A Craftsman’s Legacy.
You had a clip of Chris making a farm table with breadboard ends. I used that video series to help me build my first farm table and have been a follower of his ever since. Great and humble guy, amazing craftsman. Thank you for the video!
I’ve watched so many of these videos and I loved all of them. This particular one though I feel like I could study a lifetime with this guy in his shop and love every minute of it.
It has become my mission, to try and build proper hand tool skills. I've done carpentry on and off since my early teen years. The progression has always been more modern tools and methods if building things. I run a big cnc in a cabinet/furniture shop. With it I can recreate just about anything with 3 dimensional perfection. But it lacks the soul of something crafted with hand tools, by a true craftsman. It's a strange juxtaposition how we live in the information age, but have managed to lose the knowledge these craftsmen built over lifetimes. The kind of knowledge that took so many generations, adding the pieces they discovered. That progression of learning from your father, what he learned from his father, and so on. I think its a beautiful thing. Amd a shame that it is almost extinct.
It was a long wait, but YOU MADE IT! Excellent episode sir... Congratulations! A perfect way to forget the insanity of the world for a 1/2 hr. I can't wait for the next episode! Thanks Eric!
This was a great episode! You couldn’t have pick a better person for it. I really miss watching Chris do projects like this! I’m looking forward to more of your episodes
Humble and magnificent, what a way to live! The host and guest are both living large. Great video, please tape many more episodes. Thank you for your excellence and hard work.
It was wonderful to see the beginning of a new season for ACL!! Chris was the perfect craftsman to feature for episode #1! I thought that it was very special that his journey into craftsmanship was very similar to your own, Eric. You both were inspired by your grandfather's love for woodworking! What a beautiful legacy!! The bookshelf turned out great! So amazing that most of the intricate work was done with hand tools! Chris is such a talented and creative craftsman! His shop is awesome and that workbench is amazing! Glad to see you back Eric! God bless!!
I have just started to watch this channel and I have fallen in love with it. It is so relaxing to watch real crafts people working. Big hello from all the way over in Northern Ireland!
great show! never heard of the draw bored technique before, so thank you for sharing that. i, too, love japanese joinery. its just awe inspiring, what they do, and I'm glad to see you voice your love for their skills in this video. again, great stuff!
I loved the video. It took me back to when my father taught me how to use hand tools. Now I teach my kids woodworking and this video is a prime example of using a few modern tools, like a table saw, and hand tools to make a show piece. Thank you.
I have to echo what many have said Fantastic episode and I extremely loved it, Chris beautiful work and Eric thank you for bring his Craftsmanship to us and hope you're doing good Eric can't wait to see what you bring us in 2021
Beautiful project and a pleasure to watch you two work together. I’ve been a follower of both of you for a couple years and enjoy your approaches to your craft.
Brilliant show! I loved the fact that he puts so much thought into his projects before he even begins to build them. It’s worth mentioning that one has to have a lot of patience and skill to NOT take the “short cuts.” Great job, Eric.
Once again Eric, you’ve given all of us another fantastic interview. As a woodworker myself, this was not only informative, but enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work!!
Even though I love all your videos, this one was tops! Great project, Great guest, Fantastic presentation. The Craftsman or Artist question is something I've come to look for in every episode and it was delivered with grace and style as always. Keep 'em coming Eric. Thanks!
Nice! Favorite TH-cam series featuring a favorite channel! Third Coast Craftsman is a woodworking god. I started watching him years ago when he did a (rolling?) tray with all kinds of cool traditional joinery, half hand tool and half power. Probably watched his whole catalog by now
Excellent episode. I love the detail you go into with all the craftsmen you interview allowing us to see the “back story” as to how they came to do what they do and the struggles along the way. Thank you.
What a wonderful episode! Great atmosphere between you two, a cozy workshop and Chris seems to be a great, relaxed teacher! All the best from an aspiring woodworker in Germany, I will follow your path to see where you will take us
Eric, you found another awesome craftsman. I enjoy how you project respect for the featured people on your show. Chris has another story beyond his woodworking. He found a community and a way to live his dream of old-time craftsmanship using modern media.
Okay this was fantastic. I loved the knife wall and scoring the wood. I bet it smells fantastic in there. Of all the subscribed channels I have oh, this one is the only Channel that I had that to alert me on on new articles and episodes. I could not wait to get home after work today! Eric and Chris made the wait worth it!
Aaahhh, you're back ! And with a new amazing episode ! Thanks so much ! Joinery with hand tools is a school of patience, right ? But what a result and a pleasure to go there ! Can't wait for a next episode, you give me a continuous smile all along your videos ! Merci beaucoup from France !
Chris is such a cool, easy-going guy! I'm also from Michigan (Southwest to be exact) and L.L. Johnson has a location near me in South Bend, Indiana. They are a top notch company with a huge selection of high quality lumber.
Eric, Love your show. Every episode is so interesting especially since you are brave enough to dive in and learn a new craft/skill. I would really like to see an episode of your work on a motorcycle. You have so many skills to show us all.
This is such a great episode, and welcome back! As a fledgling woodworker/artist, I was really happy to see the topic for this episode. Very inspiring for me. I'm looking forward to the next one!
Eric, another great episode! There's so much on TH-cam about Japanese woodworking and yes there joinery and woodworking techniques are awesome. Looking forward to more your videos. Your local fan! Steven Columbus Michigan
#ThirdCoastCraftsman
I'm currently 33, did 11 years in the Canadian air force, currently studying for an engineering degree, and realized a year ago my heart wasn't in it. So I've started slowly getting back into my passion and where I truly know my heart is, carpentry/woodworking. It's extremely motivating watching you speak of pretty much the exact pattern I'm going through. Ill be building my shop come fall, and cannot wait to grab my coffee, start my fire stove, and build things with my hands every single day. Thank you, just shows me if you can, I can.
That's a beautiful bookcase!
You guys used Danish Oil. Homemade in Lviv uses American Oil.
Must be like preachers: the farther they come the better they're supposed to be.
Nice! Thanks
Great show.
I enjoy all your shows.
Watched them on PBS .
Glad I found that you are you tube.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Kirby Freeman
Have always been a bourbon drinker. Could never bring myself to like scotch. After your very clear and well organized, not to mention tantalizing, presentation, I believe I'll give scotch another shot. Thanks.
I appreciate the comment but thinking it was meant for another video!! Thanks
@@CraftsmansLegacy I apologize. It definitely was a response to a different video (BourbonMoth). Pretty sure I submitted it to the correct site. Somehow it was posted to yours.
Have you ever noticed how many woodworkers are veterans...or how many get out and study engineering? This is the type of interview that I will have to watch multiple times. Thanks for bringing this into my world!
Really inspiring for us amateur woodworkers. Give us help to take it to the next level.
Just watched this (May 5, 2022). I built.a trestle table, 30”x84” in red oak (the hardwood dealer did not have white oak) in 2018. The table used the techniques. It was a stretch for me, but was great to finish.
That's fantastic! Congrats
Hello Eric. I've been a fan since day one and a woodworker for over 40 years. I am glad to see that the show is back and better than ever. I, like Chris am told that my super power is finding the hardest way of doing things, but I maintain that whatever you put into your project you will get back in quality, craftsmanship and pride. I thank you for giving us insight into the different crafts, being fearless in trying your hand at said crafts and asking the thoughtful questions that you do. Bravo Eric.
Thank you, Lou! Very well said. There's much to say for finding the most challenging way of accomplishing something. You always learn a lot.
@@CraftsmansLegacy Thanks for the response. I have taught woodworking and finishing and I always tell my students that failure is a luxury and if you never allow yourself that luxury, you will never find out how good you can be. Also, I have learned far more from my failures than from my successes and if you don't know that something is impossible you might make it possible.
Chris is by far my biggest inspiration, I think the only reason I have a collection of hand tools is because of watching his videos. Really love the point about showing off the joinery and letting the subtle design features speak for themselves.
Chris is a great guy and truly talented! Inspired me too!
Enjoyed the video Eric. I'm a new subscriber and I'm thoroughly enjoying your videos. Thanks for taking the time to produce them. You take care and God bless.
Awesome, thank you! God Bless
Very constructive videos and teachings on woodwork. I have just started an interest in this venture, Very primary yet but i do get there. Ruby - South africa
Have enjoyed the show for years. I 've been a guitar builder for over 40+ years and your show always has a new twist of skills. Never stop learning there is always new ideals ahead. Keep up the good work!!!!
So true!! Would love to see some of your work. Thank you for the support!!
@@CraftsmansLegacy I just did the final reveal video of my last build. Check my channel there are more on the way. Thanks for your interest
Excellent and inspiring video! I can't believe 15 people didn't like this video! Geeze.
Thank you! Look how many are positively impacted by Chris. That's what's important!
@@CraftsmansLegacy Point taken!
Nice video Chris. Great job.
We sure had a good time! Thanks for watching.
I’ve been a subscriber on his channel for a while he is so talented. Got to love those Michigan Craftsman/Artist …..😎
I'm so greatfull for this show!
Thank you
@@CraftsmansLegacy I am a craftsmen my self in an area with literally Noone to relate to so why I whatch this show it fills my heart to here like minded individuals pour there heart out,your doing an amazing thing by bringing these people and this content to the surface!
Thank you for showing what craftsmanship is to this younger generation. It’s severely lacking
It's good stuff for everyone! Thank you for watching
So glad your back on you make all of my family happy. And I have a big family. Haha 20 grandkids !!!!
Wow! You are a blessed grandma!
I also noticed the peace associated during this build. I assure you I love peace, and nothing shall interfere it leading to severe consequences. Great video. Semper Fi
Love your thought process ,and your energy .
Thank you!
What another great episode, Eric. There's a cool, calm, easy, and interesting manner (I can't pick just one adjective!) in how you interview. Thanks for the great "edutainment".
Wow, thanks!
Chris is the real deal, I’ve been a subscriber to his TH-cam channel for a long time. It’s great to see you back doing A Craftsman’s Legacy Eric, you know what a fan I am of you and the whole concept of A Craftsman’s Legacy.
Thanks Brady!! I appreciate the love.
I love the sign on the wall at the bottom it says stay humble. Words of wisdom
Very good way to live!
I REALLY ENJOYED this episode. Thanks Eric. Have A BLESSED DAY. 😎🇺🇸
Thanks! You too!
I am no craftsman or artisan but I sure to admire your channel and all the gifted craftsmen and artisans you are introducing me to. Thank you.
Thank you for this beautiful and inspring video. Great presentation , great Craftsmen and great work
Thank you very much!
You had a clip of Chris making a farm table with breadboard ends. I used that video series to help me build my first farm table and have been a follower of his ever since. Great and humble guy, amazing craftsman.
Thank you for the video!
That is awesome!
Great video. I learned so much and what a great Craftsman.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve watched so many of these videos and I loved all of them. This particular one though I feel like I could study a lifetime with this guy in his shop and love every minute of it.
Thank you! Chris is very talented
@@CraftsmansLegacy Thank you for the reply.
It has become my mission, to try and build proper hand tool skills. I've done carpentry on and off since my early teen years. The progression has always been more modern tools and methods if building things. I run a big cnc in a cabinet/furniture shop. With it I can recreate just about anything with 3 dimensional perfection. But it lacks the soul of something crafted with hand tools, by a true craftsman. It's a strange juxtaposition how we live in the information age, but have managed to lose the knowledge these craftsmen built over lifetimes. The kind of knowledge that took so many generations, adding the pieces they discovered. That progression of learning from your father, what he learned from his father, and so on. I think its a beautiful thing. Amd a shame that it is almost extinct.
really good craftmanship.
Thank you!
It was a long wait, but YOU MADE IT! Excellent episode sir... Congratulations!
A perfect way to forget the insanity of the world for a 1/2 hr.
I can't wait for the next episode!
Thanks Eric!
Well said! Thank you
What a humble guy. Beautiful work, exceptional craftsman.
Couldn't agree more!
Whoa! The influence from Grandpa is truly inspirational! That’s how it begins. Semper Fi
That’s really really cool 😎. The table is beautiful too!
Thanks so much!
This was a great episode! You couldn’t have pick a better person for it. I really miss watching Chris do projects like this! I’m looking forward to more of your episodes
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you
When the oil hit the base and the ray flecks popped, I laughed out loud ;) Quarter sawn or riven oak is just so beautiful.
No doubt!!
Humble and magnificent, what a way to live! The host and guest are both living large. Great video, please tape many more episodes. Thank you for your excellence and hard work.
Thank you! You should have a look at our past 4 seasons too.
Glad you’re back! My wife and I both enjoy your adventures.
Thank you!!! I hope you continue enjoying the series.
It was wonderful to see the beginning of a new season for ACL!! Chris was the perfect craftsman to feature for episode #1! I thought that it was very special that his journey into craftsmanship was very similar to your own, Eric. You both were inspired by your grandfather's love for woodworking! What a beautiful legacy!! The bookshelf turned out great! So amazing that most of the intricate work was done with hand tools! Chris is such a talented and creative craftsman! His shop is awesome and that workbench is amazing! Glad to see you back Eric! God bless!!
Thank you Cindy!
Where has this show been all my life!!? Lol. Great show, keep up the good work! Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
So glad the show is back! Great episode Eric and love your work Chris.
More to come!
Truly humbling.
I have just started to watch this channel and I have fallen in love with it. It is so relaxing to watch real crafts people working. Big hello from all the way over in Northern Ireland!
The artistry, perfect attitudes and superlative craftsmanship-moments to spend a lifetime in-Thank You Very Much
Well said. Thank you
What a great video Eric and Chris. Two of our favorite craftsmen!
Thanks man!! Kind of you to say.
Fantastic production!!
Thank you!
Chris that was awesome. Keep us posted about your own Woodrite show!
We had a great time! Thanks
great show! never heard of the draw bored technique before, so thank you for sharing that. i, too, love japanese joinery. its just awe inspiring, what they do, and I'm glad to see you voice your love for their skills in this video. again, great stuff!
These visits of yours to craftsman are eye opening, heart warming and creates a sense of inner peace, thanks for sharing these episodes with us.
Thank you for the kind words!
Outstanding!! Thx guys
Thank you! We appreciate it!
Oh heck yeah, love this show and Chris Schoenberg is super talented. Thank you for making this episode!
Thank you!
Thank you to everyone who watched the premiere and joined the chat!!
I loved the video. It took me back to when my father taught me how to use hand tools. Now I teach my kids woodworking and this video is a prime example of using a few modern tools, like a table saw, and hand tools to make a show piece. Thank you.
That is awesome! Thank you
So nice to watch your show again and a great first guest! Love the beautiful bookcase and learning about Chris' work. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! More coming...
You are very good in dealing people
Thank you
To the Craftsman Legacy, I salute you! Semper Fi
Great video guys. I also fancy hand tools. It's always good to see the hand tools in use. Keep it up Eric and Chris
Thanks 👍
Been subscribed to Chris' channel for a while, was happy to see a mash up of two of my favorite channels.
Thanks Mike!
I have to echo what many have said Fantastic episode and I extremely loved it, Chris beautiful work and Eric thank you for bring his Craftsmanship to us and hope you're doing good Eric can't wait to see what you bring us in 2021
Thank you! I think you'll like this season
@@CraftsmansLegacy Sweet the wife and I love watching all your episodes
Beautiful project and a pleasure to watch you two work together. I’ve been a follower of both of you for a couple years and enjoy your approaches to your craft.
Thank you very much! It was so much fun working with Chris. I learned a ton!
Chris you are very inspiring. I follow your channel since some time and wish you all the best in the coming future.
Not sure Chris will see this, but I know he would appreciate your kind words!
SO glad you’re back! Have enjoyed every show you’ve done…really looking forward to new season. And very convenient that you’re on TH-cam. Yay!!!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for another fine episode. So glad a Craftsman's Legacy is back and this format is great. What an inspiring wood worker to kick off the season.
Thank you!
Brilliant show! I loved the fact that he puts so much thought into his projects before he even begins to build them. It’s worth mentioning that one has to have a lot of patience and skill to NOT take the “short cuts.” Great job, Eric.
Great point!! Thank you
My pleasure, Eric. Keep doing what you're doing.🙂
Once again Eric, you’ve given all of us another fantastic interview. As a woodworker myself, this was not only informative, but enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you Rob! Man, I've been diving head first into woodworking!
I like this woodsman named Chris. Highly precise and clean! OOHRAH! Semper Fi
Absolutely awesome. I consider both of these men my mentors.
Very kind. Thank you
Even though I love all your videos, this one was tops! Great project, Great guest, Fantastic presentation. The Craftsman or Artist question is something I've come to look for in every episode and it was delivered with grace and style as always. Keep 'em coming Eric. Thanks!
Thank you very much! It's one of my favorite questions. The answers are always perfect.
Nice! Favorite TH-cam series featuring a favorite channel! Third Coast Craftsman is a woodworking god. I started watching him years ago when he did a (rolling?) tray with all kinds of cool traditional joinery, half hand tool and half power. Probably watched his whole catalog by now
Chris ia amazing!! I think you'll enjoy this episode!
Thank you for the kind words and love my friend!
Excellent episode. I love the detail you go into with all the craftsmen you interview allowing us to see the “back story” as to how they came to do what they do and the struggles along the way. Thank you.
Thank you! It's important to see the whole picture!
So glad to see new episodes coming out!
Thank you!!
What a wonderful episode! Great atmosphere between you two, a cozy workshop and Chris seems to be a great, relaxed teacher! All the best from an aspiring woodworker in Germany, I will follow your path to see where you will take us
Thank you. You should have a look at Seasons 1 - 4!
Wow! Great episode. I think I’m gonna get some Japanese hand tools. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for the love man! You will enjoy using them. Visit Woodcraft and get hooked up.
Well made.
Eric, you found another awesome craftsman. I enjoy how you project respect for the featured people on your show. Chris has another story beyond his woodworking. He found a community and a way to live his dream of old-time craftsmanship using modern media.
Thank you for the kind words. Chris has done a remarkable job!
Good to see Chris on here, keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
I dig how you are so appreciative of the people you are working with and the marveling at their craft. Good stuff.
I'm humbled to meet and work with so many great people. Thank you
Okay this was fantastic. I loved the knife wall and scoring the wood. I bet it smells fantastic in there. Of all the subscribed channels I have oh, this one is the only Channel that I had that to alert me on on new articles and episodes. I could not wait to get home after work today! Eric and Chris made the wait worth it!
How kind to say, Thank you!
Aaahhh, you're back ! And with a new amazing episode ! Thanks so much !
Joinery with hand tools is a school of patience, right ? But what a result and a pleasure to go there !
Can't wait for a next episode, you give me a continuous smile all along your videos !
Merci beaucoup from France !
Thank you!! It really is a test of patience
Well done Chris and Eric! Exactly how I would have done it, so I approve! 😄👍👊
Thanks Ben!
We suggest you look into visiting some of the legendary craftsmen in JAPAN.
Chris is such a cool, easy-going guy! I'm also from Michigan (Southwest to be exact) and L.L. Johnson has a location near me in South Bend, Indiana. They are a top notch company with a huge selection of high quality lumber.
He certainly is a great guy! We had a great time at LL too!
Awesome video the one thing that amazes me is that you only have around 15k subscribers it should be way way more!!! As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
Thank you! We will grow with time!
I have been following Chris on You tube for a while now, great job and I love the Craftsman Legacy show
Thanks 👍
Amazing video.
Thanks!
Eric, Love your show. Every episode is so interesting especially since you are brave enough to dive in and learn a new craft/skill. I would really like to see an episode of your work on a motorcycle. You have so many skills to show us all.
Thank you Todd! We did an episode at my shop in Season 3, episode 13. You might enjoy that episode.
Awesome video man!!!
Thanks! Great name
I've watched Chris since the very beginning and continue to be impressed with everything he makes. Such great inspiration!
He is an awesome craftsman. Wonderful design and talent. Thanks!
Heey Eric,you and Chris did a great job!!I love how everything comes together in the end,and all the details 👍😎hv a great wkend!
Thanks! You too!
Great show! I enjoy the Craftsman's Legacy show and Chris is a real inspiration in our woodworking craft. Well done both of you.
Thanks for watching! Chris is truly an inspiration
Love everything about this video! Well done! Craftsmanship, energy, editing, story, all of it.
Thanks for sharing and for your service.
Thank you very much!
Excellent show, can’t wait to see the rest of the season! Nice truck!
Thanks! I love my F150!
That bookshelf is a beauty!
It sure is! Thank you for the comment.
Glad you are back and loved the episode! Looking forward to the next! Let me know if you want to do an episode in the mountains of NC.
Thanks for the invite Bill! We've done many episodes in the Blue Ridge mountains of NC You should check them out!
@@CraftsmansLegacy I think I have seen them but will check back thru and watch them again!
glad you chose TCC for the show. been watching him for a while now.
Thank you!! Chris is fantastic
Excellent execution! I love the style and the celebration of the intersections.
Thank you very much!
This is such a great episode, and welcome back! As a fledgling woodworker/artist, I was really happy to see the topic for this episode. Very inspiring for me. I'm looking forward to the next one!
Thank you Daniel! Chris is tremendously talented and inspiring.
Eric, another great episode! There's so much on TH-cam about Japanese woodworking and yes there joinery and woodworking techniques are awesome. Looking forward to more your videos. Your local fan! Steven Columbus Michigan
Thank you Steven! I've really enjoyed learning more about Japanese woodworking tools.
Very nice!
Thank you!!