Utterly incredible! You never cease to amaze me Jimmy. There's a lifetime of skills in every video. Not only are you a talented welder, wood worker, metal worker, sign maker and deign artist, but you also seamlessly bring that all together in one stunning project! Thank you so much for sharing.
I have to agree David, Jimmy Ghandalf Diresta does it again. For those of you who are scratching your head, that is the Wizard Class which comes after the Master Class. Way to go Jimmy!
I love reading all the comments almost as much as I love your craftsmanship, skills and vids. I cannot believe there is no comment from a hand plane "nerd" regarding not scraping the glue first, blunting you blade blah, blah, blah... On a serious note, thank you so much for all you do, vids, make, podcast, tips etc, I suffer from chronic depression and pain, the joy you give me is amazing. I told my phsyco doc that I watch and listen to you instead of doing my meditation, he laughed "whatever floats your boat!" From the bottom of my heart thank you & to you other 3 partners in crime (craft) CHEERS BRO from Downunder xo
As Boston says Keep on rolling !!! When we give ourselves to the world we only become stronger. DIRESTA you are giant by which your ingenuity has no measure.
Beautiful project! ...on a side note, I like the portable band saw in a vise with a spring clamp on the trigger; what a life saver. Helped me out many times. Cheers!
Jimmy, you know what I love about your videos? You don't really show anyone how to do anything, you just do. And that to me is so much more meaningful than someone going, "ok, now cut the board at 35-3/4". You inspire. Because that's what making is about right!'? DOING! Great job can't wait for the next one!!!
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up" -Pablo Picasso Jimmy, you solved that problem. love and respect Brother :-)
Verdaderamente admiro tu ingenio Jimmy, el trabajo artesanal es muy hermosos y en este carro se nota la mano del artista. Saludos desde Monterrey, México.
I love the way you just have those two big wheels hanging somewhere in your shop. Also, awesome use of that wrench for the handle. When you first picked it up, I just thought you were showing us an interesting wrench. Awesome work man. I aspire to that level of craftsmanship.
Frederick Ippolito Nice work as usual Jimmy "DaVinci." Really awesome design detail. 500 hundred years from now, buried under the streets of NY, someone will discover your shop and turn it into a museum.
Thank you very much !! would love to see a pink fitted shirt with your logo maybe even a skeleton key logo in the store hint hint lol....ps love all your videos I have watched them all more than twice and learn something new from you each time!
Jimmy, I love watching you build things... How about a kick ass mini bar made from an oak wine barrel with a lazy susan in the bottom,, double doors with glasses storage, on wheels, with a tabletop?
Really love watching you. Super sweet cart- I would love to see the handle wrapped in leather and maybe a "tire" of leather wrapped around those sweet casters.
Another fine demonstration of your craftsmanship. I'm a fairly recent subscriber(though I watched several of your videos beforehand). I must say you have one helluva talent. Be safe.
cool cart! i like how u stuck that rod in your drill and took it to the sander. good tip.definitely gonna remember that another one bites the DiResta dust
You really inspire me to con't to create and want to learn more, like teaching myself to weld. you are truly amazing. every video I see I yell how I hate you for being so talented
Not to show off an incredible amount of ignorance or anything, but where do you get those large square chunks of steel you're using to square things up (on the right side, at 6:00) ? Did you make them?
My first 2 matching bricks I have had since I was 15 a friend gave me. Others I get at the "steel by the pound" room at Albany steel I upstate NY. All cut offs from their fab shop.
I love how you just find stuff in your shop and incorporate them into a project. like who has old metal wheels hanging around and weird shaped wrenches.
Amazing work jimmydiresta , i stumbled across your Machete video about 10 days ago and have now watched all but 3 or 4 videos on your channel, including some of your old shows. There's just something different to your approach that makes for addictive viewing. The Q&A video was particularly interesting.
Utterly incredible! You never cease to amaze me Jimmy. There's a lifetime of skills in every video. Not only are you a talented welder, wood worker, metal worker, sign maker and deign artist, but you also seamlessly bring that all together in one stunning project! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for the love and support David !!
I have to agree David, Jimmy Ghandalf Diresta does it again. For those of you who are scratching your head, that is the Wizard Class which comes after the Master Class. Way to go Jimmy!
I like this comment in combination with your profile picture, it makes me feel happy.
Mr Frog @.
I love reading all the comments almost as much as I love your craftsmanship, skills and vids. I cannot believe there is no comment from a hand plane "nerd" regarding not scraping the glue first, blunting you blade blah, blah, blah... On a serious note, thank you so much for all you do, vids, make, podcast, tips etc, I suffer from chronic depression and pain, the joy you give me is amazing. I told my phsyco doc that I watch and listen to you instead of doing my meditation, he laughed "whatever floats your boat!" From the bottom of my heart thank you & to you other 3 partners in crime (craft) CHEERS BRO from Downunder xo
As Boston says Keep on rolling !!! When we give ourselves to the world we only become stronger. DIRESTA you are giant by which your ingenuity has no measure.
Awesome cart man. And I really liked the opening miter saw sequence.
So freaking cool! You teach me so much. Thank you Mr. DiResta. You are the best.
Beautiful project! ...on a side note, I like the portable band saw in a vise with a spring clamp on the trigger; what a life saver. Helped me out many times. Cheers!
Beautiful piece! I love the vintage wheels you chose! I would also love a Diresta tips video on metal finishes! Once again awesome!
Awesome build! Loving the old wheels.
Jimmy, you know what I love about your videos? You don't really show anyone how to do anything, you just do. And that to me is so much more meaningful than someone going, "ok, now cut the board at 35-3/4". You inspire. Because that's what making is about right!'? DOING! Great job can't wait for the next one!!!
Matthew Prince I agree with everything.
I love the handle, I just picked up heaps of old tools that I now have a use for. Thank you very much for the idea.
A modern classic. Absolutely beautiful.
"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up" -Pablo Picasso
Jimmy, you solved that problem.
love and respect Brother :-)
William Lutes Thank you!!! xoxo
You sir... Are the most talented... I wish I had 1% of your skill level. Thank you for showing us your work!
Beyond your talent, I totally envy every single tool of yours. Congrats
This might just becme my new favourite vid! So many different skills involved... Wow! jimmydiresta
I love when I get to watch videos that I missed most of the the making - I get to fan boy out!
BobbA BOOEY!! 13:39
I wonder if jimmy gets the same high hahaha
Nice build Jimmy. Nice effect at 8:24 where the fast-forward hammering on steel sounded almost musical.
you continue to amaze me with your ideas and craftman ship! you are a hero in my world!
Very nice job and very nicely built truly amazing job you did on the Bar Cart..
Love the build, inspired me to get into the shed and make some planter boxes for the garden. Keep em coming!
i just put it at quarter speed at a fast moving bit and its pure magic watching it happen thanks jimmy
Amazing. So beautiful, I wish I could afford to own one. Thanks for sharing.
these are best viewed in any way possible so we can get our "DIRESTA" FIX!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND NICE CRAFT!
I can't believe you destroyed that beautiful wrench! I kid, I kid. Awesome build. Love how fast you work.
can watch this over and over..... beautiful!
Verdaderamente admiro tu ingenio Jimmy, el trabajo artesanal es muy hermosos y en este carro se nota la mano del artista. Saludos desde Monterrey, México.
I love the way you just have those two big wheels hanging somewhere in your shop. Also, awesome use of that wrench for the handle. When you first picked it up, I just thought you were showing us an interesting wrench. Awesome work man. I aspire to that level of craftsmanship.
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Beautiful. Outstanding job.
Best cart handle EVER! I love the look of those wrench ends in that application. Really a great looking piece, Jimmy!
This is probably the only channel I subscribe with all movies watched. Go Jimmy Go!!
Wow! That should last about 100 years. Nice design and build.
Using the curved wrench as handle supports sold it for me. Great work, as always.
je suis un francais J ADORRE LES VIDEOS DE CE MONSIEUR C EST SUPER BRAVO TANK YOU
Crazy awesome. Job well done jimmy.
Another fine job Jimmy!
weldingtipsandtricks JodY!!! thanks bro!!
Nice jimmy, I recognize the handle idea from somewhere but as usual u made it better.
Great build that cart should last forever, built like a tank.
Stunning design. Very impressive, love it.
Great build, down to handle awesome as always.
Frederick Ippolito
Nice work as usual Jimmy "DaVinci." Really awesome design detail. 500 hundred years from now, buried under the streets of NY, someone will discover your shop and turn it into a museum.
Finally someone who puts the casters on the right end of the cart.
Great job & a pleasure to watch!
That was cool!
Incredible! Your work is wonderful!!! Congratulations.
Great job Jimmy! I love those wheels.
awesome as always!
Crystal Zeller love the avatar!! xo!
Thank you very much !! would love to see a pink fitted shirt with your logo maybe even a skeleton key logo in the store hint hint lol....ps love all your videos I have watched them all more than twice and learn something new from you each time!
Wow! This is amazing. You've got lucky friends.
Jimmy, I love watching you build things... How about a kick ass mini bar made from an oak wine barrel with a lazy susan in the bottom,, double doors with glasses storage, on wheels, with a tabletop?
Really love watching you. Super sweet cart- I would love to see the handle wrapped in leather and maybe a "tire" of leather wrapped around those sweet casters.
Nice job Jimmy. I liked the vintage rear wheels. Nice to see you get the welder out. :)
Another awesome creation
Once again, stunning and inspiring work!
entirely cool, great piece. my favorite piece was the addition of the wrench for handle brackets
Thats genious how you used the drill to spin the round stock on the sander to get the surface rust off!
I love the editing of the beginning of the video how it cuts to you dropping the planks on top of each other.
That is by far the coolest thing that I've seen in a long time. Keep doing what you're doing, you rock Jimmy!
Unbelievable!
Enjoying every-single video honestly
Nice cart! More of the presto black finish. That stuff looks good.
Tellement bien quand on a tous le matos sous la main .... Good Job ...
Another fine demonstration of your craftsmanship. I'm a fairly recent subscriber(though I watched several of your videos beforehand). I must say you have one helluva talent. Be safe.
Hopefully there aren't any Bar Cart Nerds... great stuff as always!!!
It even sounds amazing when you role it. Great work!
A pleasure to watch.
Nice build Jimmy!
Great build! Although I think that those wheels would appreciate some rubber for driving drinks around.
XtrAMassivE I dont think this will do a lot of moving. I suspect it will be used as a stationary minibar
cool cart! i like how u stuck that rod in your drill and took it to the sander. good tip.definitely gonna remember that
another one bites the DiResta dust
....slamming work as usual, .....one bad ass cart!.....thanks for the show!
You really inspire me to con't to create and want to learn more, like teaching myself to weld. you are truly amazing. every video I see I yell how I hate you for being so talented
Done it again jimmy. Bang on mate, proper little trolly dolly.
Looks like my bedtime has been postponed for 14 more minutes
A true work of art! Love it!
So good...thank you.
Really cool project! Love the use of your curved wrenches! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome table! Super strong, I bet it can hold up a car!
Not to show off an incredible amount of ignorance or anything, but where do you get those large square chunks of steel you're using to square things up (on the right side, at 6:00) ? Did you make them?
My first 2 matching bricks I have had since I was 15 a friend gave me. Others I get at the "steel by the pound" room at Albany steel I upstate NY. All cut offs from their fab shop.
jimmydiresta That's a pretty cool bit o' trivia. Thanks.
Awesome build, awasome video =) Thanks for sharing =)
As always, impressed!
it's just wonderful nothing to add!!
Nice build as always, thanks for sharing.
The video was awesome. It's about 2 am here in Arizonw and I decided to stay up a little longer only because I saw this in my subscription feed.
Really nice, great job!!!
I love how you just find stuff in your shop and incorporate them into a project. like who has old metal wheels hanging around and weird shaped wrenches.
Priceless!
Awesome. I've never done any metalworking but you make me want to learn!
What's the stuff your brushing on and what does it do?
Nice job. Very good video. Take care Michael.
BRAVO!!RISULTATO FINALE: PERFETTO!!
Very nice work my friend!!All Diresta in there! :-)
That was awesome! Love your videos keep up the great work.
Excellent vidéo jimmy!
Great build ...... And the new camera looks AMAZING !!!!
this may even please the Cart Nazis
WannaBeWood Smith NO carts for you!
Dave Stone come back one Year!
Great video, as always. The wheels are pretty amazing, really gives the cart character!
Foxx Green Thank you! i think i sent you mail this week? should get by Friday
jimmydiresta Oh! Wonderful. I was afraid the USPS had lost my envelope. Thanks much!!!
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As always, impressive.
This bar cart was made to last for few centuries. :D Nice job as always. :)
This is lovely, Jimmy - those wheels are great!
Amazing, as always!
You make it all look so easy :) Stunning work as always
Amazing work jimmydiresta , i stumbled across your Machete video about 10 days ago and have now watched all but 3 or 4 videos on your channel, including some of your old shows. There's just something different to your approach that makes for addictive viewing. The Q&A video was particularly interesting.
any good war stories lose any fingers lol really enjoy your videos .
Thats awesome Jimmy!