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So.... what did Mr Savage say?!

I'm with Grant, lets keep getting closer to 200 without ever making it there. In that weird parasocial way, it feels like I am losing three friends 😢

Saving one of the best for last!

My favourite episode was the one i was on 😂

I had a nice time listening to your stories 👍

Well, 200 is a great innings guys. Being a new dad I'm amazed you two fathers were able to keep the schedule for so long.

Well damn, I just found you all a few month back and have really enjoyed the content and dynamic between the three of you. I really appreciate all the time and effort you all have put into making the podcast, and wish the best for you in the future!

What the what?!?! No way, I truly did not expect to win and I am so truly honored! So many great entries! And I actually don't have any ISOtunes and have always wanted some! So pumped, thanks again for putting on such a fun challenge and of course the podcast every week!!!

How big was Jessie's drinks bottle . Grants glasses really suit him

Hi from Ukraine. This is my first time watching your podcast, but I can confidently say that I found it interesting. Now I know what I will watch during my rest time 🙂 Many thanks to Jessy, Adam, and Grant for the incredible feedback about my project. I'm afraid the next project I am currently making will be much crazier, too much motivation 😂

I always look forward to Mondays because I can listen to you all on the way to work.

I found sharpening easier than it looks... probably cause I bought the expensive Veritas jig 😅 Harder than it looks is drilling vertical holes on angled surfaces on the drill press... that was a real pain.

This was a lot of fun!

Children...can we add children 😂

'promosm'

The Chapman Master set is an essential part of my tool collection for working on industrial machines. I regret not being aware of them and buying a set decades ago when I was a professional auto mechanic. We have purchased and given several sets to our student intern employees and to the more mechanically-inclined amongst our friends and family. People who use them for gun-smithing or archery love them. So glad that quality tools are still being made in the USA!

I am also a fan of locally made things, especially if they are a small maker or company. It is harder and harder to find,

Hey there just stumbled on this video from my RUclips recommendations and I'd like to say, great insights into metal health and the journey we face while looking for personal encouragement and hope that I talk alot about in my personal hope encouragement and inspiration channel, to find joy and peace again. Liked and subscribed, will be looking forward to more videos.

There is certainly a 'type' of person who can work at the morgue... I think you'd fit in well Jessy 😅

I got another Clampmandation!! Thanks Grant!!

I've often thought of a mobile workshop setup in the wagon, making while in the road and travelling around, making random stuff from junk and leaving it in odd places for people to find :P

Thanks for the mention, Jessy ☺️ Really appreciate it! Yep, Austrian, living in the UK and indeed no grand prize won yet 😆 but I never expected to win one anyway, there are so many great projects out there 😉

Well, that was an interesting ride, well done for persevering and congrats on another year of CLAMP! Jesse has been a great addition to the team and getting out a pod almost every week was a great achievement. See you in... well, this year :P

Adam's backdrop is looking a lot cooler these days. I'm going to take the legal approach here. If you can give opinion evidence in a court of law on a subject, you are an expert in that subject. In Australia this can either be because you are an accredited expert in your field with formal recognition from a peak education or administrative body, or, and here is the fun one, the court deems you an expert based on your experience, education and training. This is called the Expert Evidence law and allows, within the scope of your expertise, you to say things in court that coming from a lay person would be inadmissible.

What a great guest Char was, anyone trying to make wood-education more accessible gets a big tick in my book. I met Ryan via the Melbourne Tool Company IG Live this week. Nice fella.

Getting people to jump platforms is impossible. I think it just goes to show apart from general visibility and awareness, there is little point wasting time sharing on multiple platforms.

Great job Keep it going Char 💜❤️💜❤️

I used AI for my latest thumbnail and it seems to be doing well but otherwise haven't touched it too much. Wifey uses it for content creation at work in marketing all the time. It is and will be a handy tool going forward but oh so open to abuse.

Yeah I've no particular love of old tools. I usually just want something to work, not a restoration project, but they are pretty cool when done well.

Team Self Checkout ✅

I don't plan much in terms of videos. I plan projects, usually on SketchUp, and plan the progress development of my shop, but when it comes to filming I just go with the flow and fix it in post :P Like Adam, I've gotten a lot better at _not_ filming, which cuts down a lot of work. Even my Voice Overs are usually 1 take while watching the completed video :P

Lols mini-Grant. Very cool concept for an episode. Hosting was better than usual too for some reason. 🤣🤣

If you only knew how many weird ideas I didn’t follow through on! 🤣🤣

I don't think I've experienced Ad Hominem attacks on YT... but then I am a middle age cis white male doing woodwork so... oh wait! No, I take that back. I've been attacked for lack of beard hahahahaha

Yeah we've got nothing like this down here. The little wood shows don't compare and our biggest one got basically put out of business by Covid. Would be a great thing to experience but I think it may take me a while to get there ;)

Good luck Adam, just remember as long as it is fun you are winning on RUclips. Keep it enjoyable for yourself and things will grow from there.

I still use the same free opensource editing software I always have, Shotcut. It does what i need it to and though it has advanced features I don't tend to use them much. I only recently started post-editing audio with audacity and that has been a worthwhile improvement. Thumbnails get basic Photoshop once overs but it is masking and levels mostly, not alterations. Over edting just takes too long :P

Same, Grant. I'm listening to YT and podcasts at 1.75x speed the majority of the time. It messes with me now when I forget to change it and everything's normal speed. Music though I'm flipping back to 1x.

Blue Ringed Octopus... especially when tourists think it is pretty and pick it up 🦘😂

😂😂😂❤❤❤Hey Grant. Mahalo nui loa for the shout out. Appreciate it! 🤙🤙🤙

Love you guys! A: The nautilus is pretty sick. 😅

I think we could have simplified this to ages rather than school years with 3 competing systems 🤣🤣

Pretty much everything in my shop has a home, and new things got to the top of the list of adding one if they don't... this usually works...usually :P However mid-project the place can be a mess and if it is really bad and I'm coming back the next day stuff gets to stay out and the car can park on the street for a bit :P

Hey all, great episode organization is definitely a tuff one to get started abd everything figured out to where you have room for new tools, but really enjoyed this episode and thanks for the shout out and mention and hopefully I can get back to the #BYERSBUMP 😊

You got my number, and at least I'm on the same time zone :P This was fun, we should make Grant sick and talk computer games more oftern hahaha

How about an EPRB? ;)

Looks like this one was 1 second too long and YT didn’t mark it as a short. We’ve all done it!

I think even without mindfulness in the shop it can be preventative. I think it will be a very interesting area of study to formally try and measure and collate what many have known all along. Hobby Workshops are Happy Places.

Interesting topic. We just had a very similar conversation on our show, and talked about Woodshop Nerdery as well. Great minds and all that. 😄

Cheers for the Clampmendation Grant! Are you selling out if your content is all based around paid commission work recently? :P I think you are not a sellout until you change your messaging based on what you've been given. I've done a lot of paid spots and videos now, and a decent chunk of the tools I use in every build I didn't pay for. In particular, I've been called out as Kreg brand ambassador for selling out to team blue and "Big pocket hole" :P But my relationship with the supplier all started because I genuinely bought, enjoyed, reviewed and used Kreg gear in my shop for years and had success with my Kreg based videos. So while I now just get sent whatever Kreg stuff I want, I also at no stage have been directed or coerced into saying nice things about them. So I don't regard that as selling out, I regard that as a successful business deal. If I was suddenly offered a huge cheque from ArmorTool to swap all my stuff to red and say Kreg sucks I think that is a different story. Cash for forced positive comments against what you believe, or particularly negative comments in contradiction to what you previously touted is where I'd start to call out the behavior.