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Very late to the party. This is exactly what I was looking for. I made one from various offcuts, only had to order the lollipop sticks, and it works perfectly. Thank you so much.

I just cleaned up one of these today, missing the fence unfortunately but the basic plane is totally sound after a hundred years and some light oiling really brought it back to life :) I figure I'll just use an external fence and we're all good.

Beautiful work, and not a single woodpecker square or thousands of dollars worth of machines in sight.

Interesting idea, I've got a huge box of wooden pen blanks from years ago, might be a good way to use a bunch of the more plain looking ones up.

Great work! My congratulations. I was left with the impression that you left the bookmatching of the top panel on the inside. Was that on purpose?

Tank for the video

Beautiful!❤

So many great tips!

Thank you for sharing

This box captures the essence of Japanese design, simplicity and sophistication at the same time. Thanks for posting, I learned something new today..

Beautiful work😊

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I have just seen your video on making this project. I am only just starting out with woodworking. Would it be possible for you to send the dimensions of this mitre shooting board. Thanking you Trevor from Australia

very nice

Move your light from behind you so you won't have to work in your own shadow all the time. It'll be better for you and your work and also for your viewers. Otherwise great work.

I don’t know how many times I’ve watched this video. I do know it’s a bunch. Thanks for making a great video using hand tools.👍😀

Where have you gone mr t-shirt i have watched all your videos and they are fantastic please make some more

I'm just starting woodworking, so its great to see how things are done by an expert!

Being obsessively enamored with all things of Japanese design, I’ve made several of these boxes in the past but still always watch because I always pick up something that helps with future builds. No different here, as the positioning of the second lid cross piece has always been the most tedious part for me as I can’t stand the slightest gaps at that step. Your registration block will solve that in the future. Thanks for that and the chuckle I got at the end with the realization that someone else repurposes their old sweat socks.

Wow… excellent tut! Bravo! 👏✨ Most big YTers use table saws and other machines to make a regular 90deg shooting board… let alone a carcass-miter shooting board! I’m thinking like…”umm, most people that actually need a shooting board don’t have machine/bench tools” lol

Too many tips❤❤❤❤

Aww, you never came back. I liked your photo transfer on wood video.

Absolutely fantastic video and a wonderful outcome. Thank you so much for taking the time to film these; it's just so good to see something useful being made that doesn't rely on hundreds of pounds-worth of electrical machinery. Subscribed!

Don't worry about splines for long grain mitered boxes

Wish every YTuber was as thorough as yourself in explaining things. Many thanks.

Just a thought, if you use one of those refrigerator magnets under your thumbs, your thumbs will stay very cool and not heat up.

You do your good job, thanks!

GREAT RECOVERY, AS ALWAYS I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS..MOSTLY HAND TOOLS AN THE WAY YOU DESCRIBE YOUR WORK. EVEN THE SCREWUPS. LOL

thank you sir! I am planning to do this on an antique bureau where somebody in the past decided to put nails right into the mitered corners of the legs, making a lot of damage to the mahogany! I would rather see splines than old nails that are doing nothing

I must compliment the outstanding instruction in these two videos. I really enjoyed them! Everything was presented at a good & learnable pace. You kept to your knitting and showed how the project could be accomplished with very basic tools. I appreciated your clarifying critical cuts and fittings and so many of the nuances of both using the tools to achieve desired results and successfully completing the project. Thank you very much!

Finally, a straightforward and economical solution to the sloppy fit of the adjustable miter to the track in inexpensive Craftsman table saw! Thank you!

That looks great

This so cool! Downright inspiring. Thank you

outstanding!!!!

Very nice!

Gorilla glue?

Really enjoying your videos. Thank you.

Nice!!!

Usually my comments are negative, but this video is fantastic. Simple, plain. The sound, language, photography all are excellent. Commentary is minimal and to the point. No rambling, stumbling, folksy b.s.. I've watched many hundreds, possibly thousands of WW videos. There are only about 1 or 2 dozen sites that can match this quality. Part 2 is the same. Charge on.

Very nice but a little tight getting your hand in. I would have made it a bit deeper

Paul sellers

Watching the planing made me tired.

I really liked this box. Gonna to make one like this soon! Keep up the good work.

Making the plugs part of the visual aesthetic is a nice touch.

Very hard work, but rewarding in the end👌

Where can I get the knife 🔪 you use. Ps im in the UK 🇬🇧

Thanks for describing every stage, it made all the difference, it's what made me subscribe 😀

Such nice proportions and size. I really like your version. Thanks for sharing!!

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