omg f%^king brilliant. Ive just binged on too many videos as I have to get up in a couple of hours but i am grateful for this find its worth my destroyed day tomorrow. i cant wait to get home and watch the rest of your work. beautiful creative intuitive and unique with care and love and pride. perfect artistry sir
You’re too talented to do ‘simpler’ projects. You’ve found a specific niche and provide insight/knowledge of high level furniture making that you really don’t see often on RUclips. Stick with this path, it may take longer to build a huge audience, but what you’re making is a highly dedicated and engaged user base. While I’m not talented enough to replicate what you’re doing, I’ve learned some valuable methods and practices that I apply to my more mundane builds.
This channel would be my biggest inspiration for getting into woodworking instead of just watching. The "boring" details are definitely something that appeals to me personally. Seeing high level craftsmanship emboldened me to try myself and Im sure many others who watch your channel are like-minded in the regard.
The inclusion of the technical aspects of the build and problem solving techniques are much appreciated. You can find plenty of high level overview build videos, but unless you are making simple projects, problem solving and and adjustments are a huge aspect of woodworking. Allowing us to see and hear some of those insights and processes is very instructive. Thanks!
I love the way you present your woodworking. I came for the stunning work, but the in-depth description is what I stay for. I hate it when people just show off their work. Your explanation of your thought processes and techniques inspires me to try to do things myself. I may never be able to work at your level, but your videos encourage me to keep thinking and to keep trying.
Your style of approaching crazy hard projects that turn out amazing is why we're here! Would love more frequent videos, but not at the cost of that Sawyer magic
I think the technical details of how you approach the challenges in this beautiful project is incredibly instructional. I see from the comments that there are other engineers and techies who really love this approach. I am also an engineer and hobbyist woodworker for the last 35 years. I get so much out of your videos that I end up watching them three or four times and taking notes. Keep up the good work.
Nick, the QUALITY of your content is UNMATCHED on this platform. However long it takes to bring that to bear is worth every moment. Please continue to explore, expand and entertain at your leisure. Thank you sharing!
Just wanted to say I loved this series. I know the RUclips algorithm may not reward you for going so in depth on the technical detail as well as taking the time to keep the production value of the videos so high, but as a fellow furniture maker I really got a lot out of watching this series and all the work that you're putting into both the woodwork and the videography is noticed and appreciated.
Your channel reminds me of the early years of FineWoodworking Magazine. Highly original - highly technical - well explained - exquisite execution. I learned woodworking from that magazine. It inspired me to stretch, to design, and to think things through in order to create what I saw in my minds eye. 40 years later, your channnel does the same for me again. Thanks! Stay the path you are on.
I'd say you can get milage out of both versions of the build videos and gets you more milage out of your filming and editing efforts. One high level video at the end for people who just want the zen. But the build series for us who constantly struggle in the work shop is great too. We get to see your problem solving skills, which happens to be the key to a lot of building (even just the low level stuff some of us put together). It provides the "think outside of the box" and since you seem to hate boxes (at least square ones) it works!
I like long form multi episode projects. The more challenging the better, its the problem solving that's the juice for me. Sure, art is important, elaborate creativity and function but the road to success gives it value.
I'm really enjoying the technical builds and narrative! It's motivating to see you tackle these difficult challenges and learn how you went about taking on projects like this. Looking forward to part 4!
I enjoy the technical problem solving and walking us through your thought process. It has helped me look at issues that occur during my projects is a different way, aiding in solving those problems.
I enjoy the technical videos. It shows what's possible and you have a great cadence and way of explaining it. Most of your viewers won't make what you make, but they may be inspired to try a new technique they never knew existed
Massive understatement but... Nice build!!! As for "wood nerd" details - that's what I watch for. Problems solving ideas and different techniques are pure gold. I have wondered about power feeders for table saws but never gave much though to using them on a band saw. Vacuum bagging has been on my radar as well so really nice to see how you fit it into the order of operations - beyond just a simple veneering.
I agree with you about people with high levels of skill and aptitude. Even though I am not a woodworker I really love your approach to your work, problem solving, the problems and successes and especially the beautiful results. I vote for geeking out, but bottom line - You do YOU!
Yes, please. More videos with more details, thoughts, decision-making, reasons why, and mistakes...if any. Boldly going where I sure as heck can't go. Thanks.
It's not possible to enjoy more than when you get technical AF and my brain short-circuits and melts. The complexity of your projects is a duality thing, as it motivates in an amazing way while making you feel absolutely humble. I only know that I don't know anything, as "that guy" said.
I think the detailed, technical build vids vs the broad stroke build vids all depend on the build. A lot of your builds are like this one where their much more unique/artistic/sculptural than a 'typical' furniture piece, so the more detailed vids where you go into techinique and thought process are fitting (and enjoyable!) but others like your textured walnut cabinet, while awesome as well, is closer to a tradional piece that you could pull off (as you did) a single vid. But either way, always enjoy watching... and don't stop with the awesome soundtracks lately!
HONEY HURRY UP, THE NEW SAWYER DESIGN JUST DROPPED!!! I havent seen one of your videos that I didnt like, the passion and artistry always comes through. Make the things you like to make, and i will watch em!!
I love the tech talk. I have no idea how to weld or machine metal yet I like to watch people who know how to. I think you have a great balance of technical and commentary. Your editing, shot angles and music choice keeps everything interesting even if for some people the subject itself might be dry. As always, well done.
I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your son. That's devastating. But I appreciate your openness/honesty. I really like the in depth explanations/detailed videos. And I'm not good at segues. Cheers.
I love the details! I aspire to do this level of furniture. Your thoughtful approach to problem solving is a real lesson for me. And I am fascinated by tambour. This series has been a tremendous asset for me. And today I learned why I am struggling with getting decent thin cuts from my band saw. Thank you so much!!
To your question from the video... I appreciate your imagination and really like seeing the techniques used. Keep making extraordinary things as too many of us get stuck doing more mundane commissions... Best, Mike
Hell yeah man! Keep doing what you're doing! I love hearing your thoughts about the projects because that's what makes it all special - when I see the beauty of your work, I can't help but get curious about the mind that created it. It's delightful to see how patient and methodical you are because I think most of us lack that to some degree... I know I do! Watching you is like indulging in a fantasy that I can be dedicated enough to execute something so cleanly. It's inspiring!
Thank you for the video. I appreciate the details for how to build your project. I love seeing all of your jigs and your joinery and cutting veneers. I don’t ever see myself building something like that but I love the inspiration and the the skills you reveal. I do love seeing your work too.
Absolutely stunning can not wait to see you finish this project. You are an incredible artist and craftsmen love these kind of projects from you. Keep it going
Magnificent project, absolutely ridonculous. I love the technical, in-depth projects, your reasoning and application of different techniques in new ways are very inspiring and educational. Keep it up!
I love this series. I’m relatively new to your channel, and have watched a bunch of previous videos since finding you, but this series has confirmed I’m in the right place. Amazing work!!
I am really enjoying this beautiful build, the more technical the better for me, the kinda disappointment of well that's not what I wanted to the one finger glide of happiness 😁 that's the drug right there! You are an artist and a craftsman! So much better than a 2*4 or a river table build
There is plenty of content for those who want to view expensive tools, workshops, and Dad jokes. Ironically, my personal furniture style differs from yours, but your problem solving techniques and out of the norm builds makes this channel exactly what I want to view. Don’t change a thing, “Mind the Gate.”
Dude that’s such a cool process. You’re take on tambour is so dope. I may have to try something like this in the future when I actually have time to build furniture again 😂
I love the more detail oriented videos as I make as well! I absolutely look up to you. Perhaps, however, you can additionally launch a final video culminating everything, with a tad less detail, for the larger majority of people looking to watch such an excellently crafted furniture piece.
I love the series, not having everything thrown into one 40 minute video. This lets you get technical and explain the problems and how to fix. I’m a problem solver myself still at 64. I love watching your work and how you do your videos. I hope you don’t change it
on the video aspect. Both have their place, why not post the series then at the end a quicker and less technical aspect of the project. Or post both the first part and whole project at the same time. I love the process part of it cause your skillset is something that myself and I believe a large portion of your community aspire to get to as some point in our journey. This table is honestly one of the slickest things you have built.
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omg f%^king brilliant. Ive just binged on too many videos as I have to get up in a couple of hours but i am grateful for this find its worth my destroyed day tomorrow. i cant wait to get home and watch the rest of your work. beautiful creative intuitive and unique with care and love and pride. perfect artistry sir
You’re too talented to do ‘simpler’ projects. You’ve found a specific niche and provide insight/knowledge of high level furniture making that you really don’t see often on RUclips. Stick with this path, it may take longer to build a huge audience, but what you’re making is a highly dedicated and engaged user base. While I’m not talented enough to replicate what you’re doing, I’ve learned some valuable methods and practices that I apply to my more mundane builds.
This channel would be my biggest inspiration for getting into woodworking instead of just watching. The "boring" details are definitely something that appeals to me personally.
Seeing high level craftsmanship emboldened me to try myself and Im sure many others who watch your channel are like-minded in the regard.
The inclusion of the technical aspects of the build and problem solving techniques are much appreciated. You can find plenty of high level overview build videos, but unless you are making simple projects, problem solving and and adjustments are a huge aspect of woodworking. Allowing us to see and hear some of those insights and processes is very instructive. Thanks!
Everything they said, I came to say.
I love the way you present your woodworking. I came for the stunning work, but the in-depth description is what I stay for. I hate it when people just show off their work. Your explanation of your thought processes and techniques inspires me to try to do things myself. I may never be able to work at your level, but your videos encourage me to keep thinking and to keep trying.
Your style of approaching crazy hard projects that turn out amazing is why we're here! Would love more frequent videos, but not at the cost of that Sawyer magic
I think the technical details of how you approach the challenges in this beautiful project is incredibly instructional. I see from the comments that there are other engineers and techies who really love this approach. I am also an engineer and hobbyist woodworker for the last 35 years. I get so much out of your videos that I end up watching them three or four times and taking notes. Keep up the good work.
Nick, the QUALITY of your content is UNMATCHED on this platform. However long it takes to bring that to bear is worth every moment. Please continue to explore, expand and entertain at your leisure. Thank you sharing!
Just wanted to say I loved this series. I know the RUclips algorithm may not reward you for going so in depth on the technical detail as well as taking the time to keep the production value of the videos so high, but as a fellow furniture maker I really got a lot out of watching this series and all the work that you're putting into both the woodwork and the videography is noticed and appreciated.
Jesus your narration is almost as god tier as your craftsmanship
Your channel reminds me of the early years of FineWoodworking Magazine. Highly original - highly technical - well explained - exquisite execution. I learned woodworking from that magazine. It inspired me to stretch, to design, and to think things through in order to create what I saw in my minds eye. 40 years later, your channnel does the same for me again. Thanks! Stay the path you are on.
I'd say you can get milage out of both versions of the build videos and gets you more milage out of your filming and editing efforts. One high level video at the end for people who just want the zen. But the build series for us who constantly struggle in the work shop is great too. We get to see your problem solving skills, which happens to be the key to a lot of building (even just the low level stuff some of us put together). It provides the "think outside of the box" and since you seem to hate boxes (at least square ones) it works!
Oh please, oh please, oh please, don't stop making video's even if my jaw is on the floor each time. Man, you're the best : absolute joy every time
I like long form multi episode projects. The more challenging the better, its the problem solving that's the juice for me. Sure, art is important, elaborate creativity and function but the road to success gives it value.
Just keep doing what you do, its the reason we are here in the first place.
I love watching skilled guys using those skills
I'm really enjoying the technical builds and narrative! It's motivating to see you tackle these difficult challenges and learn how you went about taking on projects like this. Looking forward to part 4!
I like this style series. The more challenging builds with deeper explanation are the best
I enjoy the technical problem solving and walking us through your thought process. It has helped me look at issues that occur during my projects is a different way, aiding in solving those problems.
Gorgeous! The pattern on that veneer is freaking perfection. Love the minutia and technical details
I enjoy the technical videos. It shows what's possible and you have a great cadence and way of explaining it. Most of your viewers won't make what you make, but they may be inspired to try a new technique they never knew existed
Massive understatement but... Nice build!!!
As for "wood nerd" details - that's what I watch for. Problems solving ideas and different techniques are pure gold. I have wondered about power feeders for table saws but never gave much though to using them on a band saw. Vacuum bagging has been on my radar as well so really nice to see how you fit it into the order of operations - beyond just a simple veneering.
I am loving your multi part, technical series. Please do more of them!
I agree with you about people with high levels of skill and aptitude. Even though I am not a woodworker I really love your approach to your work, problem solving, the problems and successes and especially the beautiful results. I vote for geeking out, but bottom line - You do YOU!
Definitely stay with the detailed format.
This is the part of the series I’ve been waiting for 🎉
Love the technical and talking your way through it.
Yes, please. More videos with more details, thoughts, decision-making, reasons why, and mistakes...if any. Boldly going where I sure as heck can't go. Thanks.
It's not possible to enjoy more than when you get technical AF and my brain short-circuits and melts. The complexity of your projects is a duality thing, as it motivates in an amazing way while making you feel absolutely humble. I only know that I don't know anything, as "that guy" said.
I think the detailed, technical build vids vs the broad stroke build vids all depend on the build. A lot of your builds are like this one where their much more unique/artistic/sculptural than a 'typical' furniture piece, so the more detailed vids where you go into techinique and thought process are fitting (and enjoyable!) but others like your textured walnut cabinet, while awesome as well, is closer to a tradional piece that you could pull off (as you did) a single vid. But either way, always enjoy watching... and don't stop with the awesome soundtracks lately!
It looks amazing - well done. I love seeing the “technical stuff “ as I’m just in awe how you do it.
Hermano. I really love the technical details. It's the first thing that kept me in your videos all this time. I'm a huge fan!!!
I’ve seen you produce some amazing work in the past. But this one has blown my mind. We’ll done.
Absolutely love the more in depth series. It’s amazing to see how complex these pieces truly are. Love it!
HONEY HURRY UP, THE NEW SAWYER DESIGN JUST DROPPED!!!
I havent seen one of your videos that I didnt like, the passion and artistry always comes through. Make the things you like to make, and i will watch em!!
I love the tech talk. I have no idea how to weld or machine metal yet I like to watch people who know how to. I think you have a great balance of technical and commentary. Your editing, shot angles and music choice keeps everything interesting even if for some people the subject itself might be dry. As always, well done.
Wow... Its one of a kind.... Very good woodworking skills. 👍👍👍
Oh wow I didn't realize how much I would love it!
Gotta give you some hand claps for using the THX logo sound at the start of the video. And freaking incredible build.
I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your son. That's devastating. But I appreciate your openness/honesty. I really like the in depth explanations/detailed videos. And I'm not good at segues. Cheers.
Am I allowed to say "sod the upload schedule - this is so good it's worth waiting for!" Kind regards David in the UK
Beautiful work. I love the details and technical parts.
I love the details! I aspire to do this level of furniture. Your thoughtful approach to problem solving is a real lesson for me. And I am fascinated by tambour. This series has been a tremendous asset for me. And today I learned why I am struggling with getting decent thin cuts from my band saw. Thank you so much!!
To your question from the video... I appreciate your imagination and really like seeing the techniques used. Keep making extraordinary things as too many of us get stuck doing more mundane commissions... Best, Mike
Hell yeah man! Keep doing what you're doing! I love hearing your thoughts about the projects because that's what makes it all special - when I see the beauty of your work, I can't help but get curious about the mind that created it. It's delightful to see how patient and methodical you are because I think most of us lack that to some degree... I know I do! Watching you is like indulging in a fantasy that I can be dedicated enough to execute something so cleanly. It's inspiring!
Thank you for the video. I appreciate the details for how to build your project. I love seeing all of your jigs and your joinery and cutting veneers. I don’t ever see myself building something like that but I love the inspiration and the the skills you reveal. I do love seeing your work too.
Absolutely stunning can not wait to see you finish this project. You are an incredible artist and craftsmen love these kind of projects from you. Keep it going
I enjoy your builds and the details you provide. Keep it coming.
I love the series approach. These pieces of furniture are amazing and the detailed videos show the amazing work that goed into them
Just found you. And I love, love what I see. I’m not a wood worker, but I appreciate great lover of perfection and taking 😊
thank you . i like explanations
Excellent job, Nick! Love the details and problem-solving process, keep that!
Magnificent project, absolutely ridonculous. I love the technical, in-depth projects, your reasoning and application of different techniques in new ways are very inspiring and educational. Keep it up!
I love this series. I’m relatively new to your channel, and have watched a bunch of previous videos since finding you, but this series has confirmed I’m in the right place. Amazing work!!
Hobby woodworker - keep it technical and loved the series🤘🏼 thanks for putting in the work for us!
I am really enjoying this beautiful build, the more technical the better for me, the kinda disappointment of well that's not what I wanted to the one finger glide of happiness 😁 that's the drug right there!
You are an artist and a craftsman!
So much better than a 2*4 or a river table build
Stellar work Nick!! You keep raising the bar!! Looks fantastic!!! Quality over quantity 👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome build. Also, didn't know Festool was making cordless lights.
Keep doing what you do. It’s beautiful work
I like the maximum possible of technical details.
Great buile as usual, keep up the good work 👍
"Mind the gap"... I saw what you did there, lol.
Thanks for another great video!
Keep pushing the limits ill keep coming back 👏🏼
Love to see all of the details, love your work
Love the series and geeking out.
I genuinely home I never see anything that could be classified as “simple” on this channel.
I love these videos! I'm waiting with anticipation for each one! Please keep showing us the detail.
Def enjoy your in-depth vids - bravo
Bro I love whatever you make! Keep rocking and don’t listen to the trolls, you are a gift
Honestly as long as you have a video out I'm going to watch it. Love technical details though.
Nick your a master woodworker 👍👍👍
Love it, everything u build is on point. Would b a blast to hang and watch you work. Keep it up.
There is plenty of content for those who want to view expensive tools, workshops, and Dad jokes. Ironically, my personal furniture style differs from yours, but your problem solving techniques and out of the norm builds makes this channel exactly what I want to view. Don’t change a thing, “Mind the Gate.”
Dude that’s such a cool process. You’re take on tambour is so dope. I may have to try something like this in the future when I actually have time to build furniture again 😂
Technical... every. single. time. :D When you're as good as you are at describing the technical, it's a shame to not share it!
This is incredible, I have no words. And yes, I like detailed videos :)
Love what your doing! Keep it up!
First time viewer. I enjoyed all the technical details and entire layout of the video especially the sound choice. Overall 10/10!!
Excellent work!
You be you, ☮️.
Waiting patiently for your next video.
Amazing work.
I love the more detail oriented videos as I make as well! I absolutely look up to you. Perhaps, however, you can additionally launch a final video culminating everything, with a tad less detail, for the larger majority of people looking to watch such an excellently crafted furniture piece.
good stuff man. Knocking it outta the park as usual!
Love this style of video!
Loved this project ❤
Fantastic. Keep it up!
I am just happy to watch your videos. If more videos means portions of a larger project, sign me up
I really dig this format. But here’s the thing about your videos, if you post it I’ll watch it!
Detail is good :)
I love the series, not having everything thrown into one 40 minute video. This lets you get technical and explain the problems and how to fix. I’m a problem solver myself still at 64. I love watching your work and how you do your videos. I hope you don’t change it
Awesome series! The music reminds me of the John Wick movies!! 💪💪
Incredible. I loved the video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic! 🇨🇦
So good. ❤❤❤❤
this is by a long shot the best channel for entertainment and awesomeness and inspiration. I sincerely hope you can manage to keep this going
would definitely watch the movie.
Thanks so much! Trying to figure out how to keep it going!
@@SawyerDesign best of wishes from here.
Holy Fing Crap! Your work makes my head spin!! So you've been doing this for 50 years?
Took me a while to get the morning wood movement 😂😂
on the video aspect. Both have their place, why not post the series then at the end a quicker and less technical aspect of the project. Or post both the first part and whole project at the same time. I love the process part of it cause your skillset is something that myself and I believe a large portion of your community aspire to get to as some point in our journey. This table is honestly one of the slickest things you have built.
master class
aiaiai this is so freaking amazing