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If it works, it's good.

The bit and brace tool is very usefull hand tool . It can be used like the edge router , You only need to make a drill guide ( router press Attachment ) It can also be used like a lathe . All stuff you can do with a normal drill :: SO the drill / Router guide . is not hard to make !! I used to think i really needed the drill press , but the mpost important power tool investment apart form the normal hand dril , basically was the table saw !!! Even a Cheep table saw will do as it really helped me deal with wood. now i can take any wood ad get the peices i need at home . i can take a branch of a tree , and shape it ....if your working with metal then the drill press is vital ! ( not just for drilling !! also for other router attachments etc ..

Fabulous!

Super video, thank you! You should have WAY more subscribers! Subbed.

I've been searching for a page that truly did everything by hand, I'm glad I found this one

New subscriber. Thank you very much for sharing this. I am a new "wooddabbler" not a woodworker and this is extremely helpful. I need to add bowties to a project. I don't have many of the power tools which others use for making these. I now feel I can do it, thank you!

Great video

Awesome video! Thanks you

So nice 🎉 I wish I could afford these little clamps but they are a small fortune here 😢

This is so great. Love all your content

Such a good channel Inspired me to try so many new project the last few months

Very cool design 👍👍

I don't know if it was the glue that hardened. It might have been the wood absorbing the glue and expanding because of it. Nice work though!

I have a 30inch by 11inch by 3.5 inch piece of wood I want to convert. This video has been really helpful for understanding how to make a work bench thank you

Kebikis are easy to make. I have made 2 of them this year. A larger one for 1/4" wood and a smaller one for 1/8" wood. For blades, I used putty knives that you should be able to find at most hardware stores. My large one will go through maple in 5-6 passes and leaves a nice edge

Yes please - a video of a table top thicknessing jig would be great. Thanks for the wonderful video!

Wow

Hola, quisiera ver que tú construyas lámparas con Kumiko. Saludos desde el sur de Chile.

Already sold out and got you some festool items and custom nonetheless! 😂 Great video, one thing i would really like as a beginner is if you could go into a little more detail on what your doing and why if thats possible i dont know how difficult that would make it I'm sure it wouldnt make it easier but i think it would be helpful to viewers and appreciated. I went to a lumberyard near me once and i walked into the wrong area, it was the sales area i think and the three employees in there made me feel like an idiot for not knowing where i was going by snickering and acting like they were so cool because they knew how to navigate where they worked and i didn't. Wrote an appropriate and wordy review and havent tried a lumber yard again. I will someday soon. A different one of course. Thanks for the video

I have an idea for your channel. I think it would be helpful to woodworking beginners like myself if you would get a bunch of sponsors, then buy a bunch of crazy expensive power tools like a sawstop and some 5 thousand dollar festool toilet paper, then review tools, but feel obligated to tell your viewers that you had to buy the tools out of your own pocket, as if thats something your viewers will feel bad for you, as if we have never bought a tool with our own money before. Then of course link to the tools you shockingly had to pay for with your money in the description, so when we buy tools with our own money, like we do for every tool we ever bought, you get some of that money. Finally put "beginner" in every video title, but do nothing but dunk on your humble viewers with all your expensive tools. I make stupid jokes too. Great video, great jokes, you mustn't go to the beach. There's nothing at the beach anyway. Keep doing exactly this. Thanks.

Looks very nice and professional.

It's always a pleasure to find one of you videos unwatched. That means I have one more to watch!

Thanks for explaining this secret!

Welcome back. Having a custom handle makes using it more enjoyable 😄 Thanks.

This was enlightening, thank you

Oh gosh, that's so beautiful.

Another great project and video. Glad to see you back on RUclips. I hope you had a great trip. I'm from MO. So I've seen Osage orange trees, but I've never used the wood. Not yet.

I love that you shared your process so honestly. Amazing work!

thank you, mate that's really good video

so late to see this it was already closed ,,,, anyways nice video btw! you did great!

This channel covers so many things I’ve been looking into. Thank you for sharing.

It’s a beautiful box . I believe in Wabi Sabi Thanks

It’s a great design you done a beautiful job building it . Thanks for sharing this

I enjoyed this video. I found it interesting that the handle reflects the shape of the head faces pretty clever. Thanks

You are a true wild child at heart 😁great to see the most known feet on youtube, hope you had a good holiday and really enjoyed the vid

Ahhh... the Japanese tool haul starts showing up :D Good looking hammer now that it's got a handle, nice work

No thank you for sharing.😊

I have a set of 3 hand forged square head genno hammers with Japanese white oak handles, each at a different weight. They're equally as wonderful to use and to look at. :D

Cool hammer and handle. We have alot of osage orange growing around here and it is very hard but very nice stuff to work with, probably one of my favorites. It also is easily on par with hickory on shock resistance, so perfect for a hammer handle. You probably have argentine osage orange, which is quite a bit softer and a bit straighter grain. I tend to use the local osage orange on the bottoms of my hand planes as boxing since it is hard and very wear resistant, while being very very stable.

Beautiful as always Mas

Didn't forget how cool and wild you are

Doing work with a handsaw is very satisfying to me so I agree with you, use a handsaw whenever possible, your mini work bench is beautiful! Thank you!

Looks perfect to me. You made it look easy!

Excellent Video! Well Done; carefull and precise hand work! What species of wood did you use; Pine, Oak,Walnut?

Tips!!!!!😅

Thanks, that will help me, i just did my first one and made it to loose , your tops will help 😊

This is such a great process, and I REALLY appreciate the context you've provided here about how long I should expect this process to take when I have confidence in my approach. You managed to explain the purpose of the steps, not just a rote process to follow mindlessly. Great video.

I don’t know how I haven’t seen your channel before

This is truly a work of art. The way you constructed your PC case and on a level that no DIY person would not even think of creating. I would definitely purchase this if I saw it on Amazon, FB, Ebay or wherever it was displayed. I hope you do great thing during your PC Case Building Journey.

Lovely. Thank you.