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Love the sound of the pieces of the board. Weighting the pieces and glueing felt at the bottom to protect everything has its perks, but that sharp wood clang is so satisfying

Something tells me you were a hit with the library ladies 😂

You're the best, Jeff. Thank you for all your hard work.

Awesome project, and YES to libraries!!! 🎉📚

I want to buy this kind of level

Good job brother please tell me price of this 12" level

Tww brought me your way... subbed and looking forward to seeing how this shop comes along!!!

Glad you had help; imagine the doors are heavy. Looks great!

Here from TWW. You have a dream shop. Hope to see more from you.

I also saw you on The Wood Whisperer's channel. Just a nugget since you have exterior walls. I have a Jet vacuum in my shop and read a lot about the upper bags and filters. The filters are expensive and cleaning sounds like a pain. My solution was I removed the top bag, cut a piece of plywood in a circle slightly larger in diameter than the rim the bag attaches to. I used my router to cut a channel to fit perfectly over the rim and then cut a hole in the center top to have an elbow come out (I used stove pipe) with a short piece of 4" flex hose that attaches to a clothes dryer vent that vents outside. Now all of the large chips fall to the bottom and the fine dust goes outside. I've been using this for years and super happy with it.

Here from the shop tour video from The Wood Whisperer. Very nice shop and you have an enjoyably calm presentation manner. I hope you do more videos.

Good to see you're doing alright! Looking forward to more content :)

Awesome, been binging this series the last two hours. All the work and effort being put into restoring this building is great. Deserves more views.

Very cool proces to see you restoring the old blacksmith shop into a woodshop. Saw you being mentioned on the Wood Whisperer and immediately fell in love with your space, hopefully more viewers will follow!

No sabes tornear principiante

Out of curiosity, how long did the peices take you? Im working on 1 and trying to figure out how much time i need to set aside for it

Nice restoration. What do you set the bevels in with? Some sort of white compound?

HE'S BACK! So good to see the shop again! (And you too I suppose)

Wow, my spidey sense must have went off when you were editing this video as I left that last comment to check in out you. So glad to hear you have recovered and can't wait to see more. Love to see all the progress you've made!

WOOOO heat! I still can't get over how good the sign looks against the wood on the front of the shop, it really came together. Very cool that the granddaughter is coming to collect the old one!

Decided to check in on your channel. Hope you are doing well. Would love an update. :)

Mine is almost exactly the same, this gives me a good place to start. Great video

Knight to E2? Thanks for the video... I expected to see some sanding while on the lathe - did you sand the pieces at all? I'm not a fan of the brass tacks.

I just picked up one of these today, how do you determine the date it was manufactured. All I see are those same patent dates

That rook is killing it!

Hope you can get back to it soon Jeff. Can't wait to come visit, help out, and see what has changed!

Dats a good door bud

Man, hate to hear that about your health. I hope you find some answers and a way to return to your hobby quickly. I totally understand the frustration of not knowing what's wrong, my daughter has a stomach condition that the doctors can't figure out and so they don't know how to treat it, but it's been absolutely brutal when she has an episode, one of the worst things I have ever experienced.

you’re straightforward, you’re fast, not a lot of bs in the video, and you’re good, I’ll sub

Instead of poly finish on food surfaces use mineral oil or boos block oil.

Great work, the doors look awesome.

THAT LEVEL IS AN OLD MAN

Hope things are going well! Hope to see another update soon :D

Hi bro I am pradeep from India 🇮🇳 I Love this

Hi everyone! As this is my most-viewed video, I wanted to pop in and ask you to consider subscribing and checking out some of my newer content; I've been working on renovating a historic building into my dream shop. Thanks for watching!

This is so awesome! Also oiling is definitely entertaining as well ;)

Glad to see you back and see the project coming along! Going to be nice to have that space and be able to start to get things organized! Looking great!

How's the restoration going?

Hmm not sure if making frames strong is the point of miter joints. The point is having beautiful joints :)

Nice set; thank you for sharing.

Nice. That's a cute little Media stand. 💪

coming along. but man you should have got yourself a nail gun

Can't wait to see it in it's final form!

can't tell you how many xacto knives have flown by my head after rolling off the top of the ladder. so easy to forget you left things up there!

you inspired me. I'm going to look into using this design but make both sides lift up and lock, this way you can place a leaf inbetween them I'm trying to find a way to have a coffee table in the living room that turns into a board game table

nice work. is the door/opening as out of square as it looks or is it just the angle the camera is at?

This is so awesome, can't wait to see future progress!

Looking forward to seeing this project progress. Can't imagine how much of a financial setback this is.

Amazing to see a building lifted like that, can't wait for more progress

I likecwhat you did here. It looks good.