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Prefer the mustang. I like simpler designs

Not all beginners have a dado blade...

Thanks sir

Along with your videos, I appreciated the Princess Bride references -

That was very informative and detailed. Beautiful bed too. Thank you for sharing.

I have really enjoyed the safety series of videos and have found them very informative. Could you do a video on different ways of breaking down sheet goods and making sure the pieces are squared?

I appreciate your work Thanks 👍👍👍

Very helpful for a newbie. Thanks!

No offence but please video yourself making a door rail or style from something like a 2x4 stud or popular, something cheap so not to waste money. I have yet to see anyone who uses the same technique as yourself, feeding the material from the outfeed side of the jointer actually produce anything. Please make a 2 1/4" x 3/4" rail 6' long on the outfeed side of the jointer. Seriously, how can you get a flat board when you are pushing it down on the outfeed side of the jointer, I don't know the trick to do this. I only push the material from the end of the board on the infeed side of the jointer, there are some exceptions but 90% of the time I work from the infeed side... please show me how you do it from the outfeed side. Sorry this drives me nuts, I really need to see how this is done.

I’ve been scared to death of using a miter saw. Your video has definitely helped me feel less anxious about getting one. Thanks!

as an improvement to the last box, or i should rather say to spare some time, you can have the laser cut off the edge where the hinges are installed. that way it is also perfectly aligned to the lid. great video, you're amazing. keep going!

I came for the laser stuff I stayed for The Princess Bride Easter eggs

Nice! The shot of you on the roof made me nervous though 😥

Very very well done, this video really helped to inspire me.

Nice work.... thanks for some of the tips on making boxes!

thats the big problem these days, when you place your heart and soul, your skills and time to craft a perfect piece, people simply wont pay you what you charge .. this pattern is leading to the loss of creativity and loss of so many skills .. so the question is why would somone place their skills and effort to create such pieces if they wont be able to sell it and make a profit ?

Wow Thank you

Talk about that pure handcrafted is too much for that box. But then use a Shaper Origin CNC Who can afford this??

Excellent video lots of help and trick in there. I have a couple of questions. What was the router with the screen on it and what is the wood called with the MDF center? I enjoy your sense of humor too.

It looks great! I love the secret compartment especially, seems very cool :)

nice video, great instructions. Just a note you can remove the laser residue with clear vinegar and it looks more professional.

Great work, great video! I really appreciate the honest reportage and the admission of setbacks at the beginning, because you don't see that very often these days.

Great, shall we cooperation for fiber laser engraver?

WOW! I just got a laser engraver/cutter and you have inspired me greatly! Thank you!

Epoxy Resin is poisonous and you should wear glow and masks. Search for Safety when working with Resin. Please be careful. Nice boxes by the way.

unfortunately, skill doesn't pay much these days as people have become accustomed to low prices from machines. A few folks do appreciate craftmanship but rarely do you find them at craft shows. I do some craft shows just to keep things going but I love to do as you dd with the last box and show off some skill.......great videa

I have a laser printer and I need designs. Please reply to me.

Could you please bring me the design?

That hidden compartment is so cool!! It feels like the type of thing James Bond would have. Also, that stained ash is so gorgeous, I cant wait to see wait you make with it :)

The organization and time you take to make your videos is excellent. You deserve so many more views and subscribers.

amazing details. love the video. keep at it but as a newbie this is way too complex for me. as a new subscriber will be watching for more beginner level stuff

I have to say I liked both versions of this video. I can't wait to see what is next

Seriously, people are still buying Glowforge’s? Buy a big boy laser.

I lived in Port Orchard and then out on the KP for years, this made me homesick😁…thanks from Texas!

Can you tell me what is glued to the wood in 8:45 ?

I love this video, its kind of sarcastic, cool though. Am planning to integrate lasering into my resin small business. Am glad I found ur page. Thanks 😊

Love this. Far out.. the effort was exponential. Well worth it, but you are right.. no one will pay the true cost for it. Mass produced mindset these days. Just be satisfied in yourself.

For those of us who weren't lucky enough to grow up in a family like yours, do you have any suggestions about where to start learning woodworking?

I love this video. I love that it talks about wood working and using lasers (they shouldn’t be either or). I also love the end…. Getting paid for what you are worth and it isn’t possible with all products. I have found it very challenging to consider cost and time. I do not have your wood working skills but LOVE the idea of adding lasers as a tool.

well done. Greetings from Germany.

Familiar with the school, although I prefer an extra letter and the color blue... Congrats!

Oh, just a bit more: The last box (the painted one) would be very special if the top piece was complete engraving with no wood edge.

Why not try this: Cut (erase) all joining edges, only half the thickness on what will be the inside of the box. Then when glued together, you finish up with straight edges. The roses appear to be simple to machine yet they finish up beautifully.

A very informative video. Thank you.

Loved your comment about the mask! Really good video. I have been thinking about epoxy resin. Maybe next year.

Now all we need is somebody to invent a way to get rid of the black cut marks and do 45% cuts where the corners meet. My wife was at a market the other day and there were plenty of very nice designs she said, but all had the same black cut marks and the same way of corner joining. She said the items for sale was more suitable for the "pedestrian buyer on a budget" rather than an exclusive or very well made item suited for her home, whatever all that means, lol!

I appreciate the time and patience you put into this

Brilliant! Thanks.

i love all the machines you have and demonstrate for us, but you have a rather soft voice, and that music is just too much. really makes it difficult to concentrate on what you're saying... your boxes are lovely, especially that final solid wood one! thank you for sharing! ❤️

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