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Great work, I love the precision aspect that helps make you a better artist.

Dude, using a grout float as a soft push paddle is pure genius.

Well done, sir. I like the extended rabbet to hold the lid. One potential opportunity I noted was that there isn't room for the bottom to expand. It's a small box, so the expansion and contraction of the bottom will be slight, but the natural wood movement may need to be accounted for. I greatly appreciate the time and energy invested in the video aspect also. That can be such a time suck. Top notch work all around, sir!

In your first drawer you said you have sanding blocks to keep surface rust off the hand saw, what kind of sanding blocks do you use for this? Thanks for the video.

Where did you get your glue spreader?

What size plane do you use on the shooting board?

Gorgeous project. Thank you!

Great video. The box looks amazing.

Do you have plans for this build? I’ve been searching for a nightstand I like for weeks and really like yours. Thanks.

Awesome, sure wish I had all those tool's, il pretty new so i don't !

What wood are you gluing veneer to?

This project reminded me of Woody Hyezmar's Bible somehow…, although you can currently get it at no cost, the projects are worth a good look. Maybe try go’ogling his latest.

Came for the woodworking, stayed for the humor. Lol

What jointer do you have?

Nice little project packed with great tips. I hope you find making these videos as enjoyable as I do consuming them. I think I'll watch it again. 👍🏼👍🏼

11:47 If your guitar playing is as good as your woodworking, I think you can be the next Hendrix or SRV. 👍🎸

Is reason number 5 for making a small box ..... it's fun ?

Love your videos! They calm my nerves. No power tools is refreshing and so is the fact that you don’t blast ‘power cords’ on the music sound track! Can you tell me when you use an edge trimmer vs a shooting board?

Good video, great box! I need one of those small brass hammers. Where did you get it?

Thank you for this tool tour. I would guess that there are many who have gone the same route as you and me, buying hand tools then migrating to more power tools. I wouldn't want to change this progression though, learning to sharpen plane blades when doing all your processing of rough wood has been essential, now we can get a razor edge on our smoothing plane to use after weve used a power jointer and planer. I can also sharpen a hand saw as needed. But I too find that a few power tools replace MANY hand tools. Great channel, very low pressure, love of the craft on display!

Beautifully executed. Looking forward to your next project.

Great insight, thanks for sharing.

What are the dimensions of your workshop? If you could rebuild it, what size would you make it after having used it for a good while. I'm planning to build one later this year. Thanks.

Nicely executed. Thank you for sharing. I’ve had a few ideas about making little boxes for my kids. Your video got my gears turning.

Hi. First video of yours I've watched. Really enjoyed your easy-going pace and methodical work. New subscriber. Also SRV was the greatest :)

That was a nice little build. I hate Bundt cake.

I liked the Ferris Bueler reference at the end. Nice job!

Hand-tool woodworking is so therapeutic.

I find that if all parts of a project are not connect, they tend to drift around and get lost. You should make multiple tops to impress your friends when the old top gets lost. Stay busy!

With so many impressive woodworking tools, amazing how dust free your shop is. Impressive.

What shooting board is that? I think I've seen it before but I thought it was a custom job

This is the first of your videos that I have seen, and you got a subscribe even though I have no woid shop. I just enjoy seeing beautiful things being made, whether it's a small box or a massive cathedral😎

Fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.

I'm impressed by how well you edited out all of the wheezing and cursing after the cuts get started.

what a nice project. well done

Great stuff.

Nicely done.

Beautiful job. I like the contrast of the walnut and ash. What sharpening system do you use? Maybe a video on that.

Something very satisfying and relaxing watching someone do wood working with only hand tools. No power tool noise, just the peaceful sound of hand tools and a master at work. I always appreciate the patience some have to do things that way since I don't have the patience. So I don't feel too bad about myself I like to think I'm just going for the rough rustic old and weathered look. Enjoyed your video.

A well done video! I would like to know about how you made the swivel lid? I can't seem to get it in this video. Mostly measurements.

Beautiful piece, wonderful skills, I think this will be my next project.

We have several small boxes I made in our living room. When items such as these are made out of beautiful wood, they invite being picked up and held. Great job. Thanks.

This is a beautiful piece~! I really like your video format and am all in favor of your using tools without power cords. ;-) I've been a power tool woodworker for over 30 years and I've been bringing hand tools into the picture over the last 18 months (thank you to Rob Cosman for his inspiration to do so~!!) This looks like a project idea that I might have to "borrow". Thanks for sharing it~!

Outstanding video. Thank you!

Great project. Admire all of the detail in your work. New subscriber. Thanks for posting.

Loved it. You have a great narration style and the level of detail is great -- informative, but not too much repetitive detail. Love your dry sense of humor too! One question -- what right angle/ edge plane is that?

my shop space is similar to yours - what lathe do you have??

Thanks!

Looks great and a wonderful showcase for your skills both as a woodworker and a presenter. Please do a video about the finish, especially the grain filler.

Finally something worthwhile in the torrents of so many woodworking tools videos a simple yet beautiful piece of craftsmanship 😊