Thank you so much for coming to the center and doing another fantastic video of our Furniture Show. You did an amazing job, considering how crazy it was in here during your visit. Come back any time! Our entries are actually up from the last two years - Covid dealt us a blow like it did most everyone else - but the pieces are smaller, which makes it seem like our entries are down. Every piece in this year's show is a gem, though. Thank you, again. Your videos are awesome.
Thanks for the nice review of this year's show. I entered a piece in this years show and from my point of view it feels like putting your self worth out there for review and criticism. Your reviews are honest and kind. The makers of the pieces you reviewed no doubt appreciate your words. I agree with what you said about the items you reviewed, I regret there isn't enough time to show the full depth of detail on them. Also, your motto, "worth the effort" is what furniture making at this level is all about. Cheers.
Thanks for the video, Shawn. I appreciate the time and effort it took to travel to Kerrville and look at these pieces. Furniture making is a difficult and time consuming process that folks often aren’t able to view as a works of art instead of just functional objects. I get the utilitarian viewpoint and the economic pressure to race to the cheapest price point. Reality being that most store-bought furniture ends up in a landfill. Most of the makers in this show build for generational use, and pointing out the details they include is a service to the community. Thanks again!
I just stumbled upon this video and promptly watched your previous videos on trips to this show. Your comments were so insightful. Your passion for the craft is so appreciated. Just subscribed and looking forward to more of your content.
I have been watching your videos about this exhibition every year and I'm patiently waiting for the next one to come. I wish I was closer to this to see it in person, but your videos are so well done it feels like I'm there examinating the piece myself. Thank you and greetings from Croatia 😊
Thanks for sharing the furniture show ... Texas is a weeeee bit far for me to travel at the moment ...New Zealand too Texas ...but I use to live in Texas in the late 80s ...miss USA heaps.
I look forward to your visit to this furniture show. I'm in Australia so its a bit of a trip for me make there. I'd be very happy if you did longer video covering more of the pieces. Thank you
Thank you for taking us round the show. It's great to see so much really great furniture and skills on show and to have that shared around the world is a real service to them. I like the format of just picking a few and diving into the details. I could have spent hours looking round that lot.
Great tour and info. Anyone can appreciate those pieces as they are. But deeper and with greater complexity with your commentary and explanations to help us understand the elements and planning necessary to make something this masterful. There was a lot of great chatoyancy and design in that tour.
Yours is by far my favorite woodworking site--and the annual pilgrimage to the furniture maker's show is my favorite of a favorite. Critiquing is the highest praise. Experienced Interaction is food for an artist.
its hard putting forth a week + of effort knowing the return after a year might be $80. the longer series go, the fewer watch. People/advertisers don't respond to textbooks. they want adventure stories.
Shawn, I would like to see the commentary on the other pieces in the show. I had two pieces that were in this year’s show, as I have been inspired by your past videos about the Texas furniture maker show. I’m always looking to improving would appreciate another artist does critique. My two pieces were the Fibonacci table and the altar table with inlaid banding.
Thanks for the video. I gotta say that I think the cool (blue) LED lighting in the one piece is exactly what you want for that design. I think the designer got it right. Now if it was lions on the Serengeti, then yeah something warmer.
@@wortheffort not at all..I think it was rude of you to pick artists masterpieces apart when you aren't capable of duplicating said pieces...I guess you could have said "this is what I'd do with mine if I were skilled enough to do this" Just an observation. Happy Thanksgiving.
That random lady, lol. Totally unconcerned with you trying to film, and doggedly persistent in it. What a super awkward social interaction. Sweet info in the video nonetheless.
Bro your" criticism " is not apreciated.you must not understand how art works.the piece with the bears and the blue l.e.d.inside is amazing.but you thought it should be yellow... I guarantee it looks exactly how the artist intended it to look so who are you to say it should look any different are critics are not appreciated not needed either why don't you go ahead and copy his art. 😂 and put a yellow LED and if that's what you like.
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Thank you so much for coming to the center and doing another fantastic video of our Furniture Show. You did an amazing job, considering how crazy it was in here during your visit. Come back any time!
Our entries are actually up from the last two years - Covid dealt us a blow like it did most everyone else - but the pieces are smaller, which makes it seem like our entries are down. Every piece in this year's show is a gem, though.
Thank you, again. Your videos are awesome.
I love it when the lady walks in on the scene and stays for a few shots. You took it in stride and just kept on going. Great job
Nice lady cameo ! Appreciate your showing this type of event. Thanks
Thanks for the nice review of this year's show. I entered a piece in this years show and from my point of view it feels like putting your self worth out there for review and criticism. Your reviews are honest and kind. The makers of the pieces you reviewed no doubt appreciate your words. I agree with what you said about the items you reviewed, I regret there isn't enough time to show the full depth of detail on them. Also, your motto, "worth the effort" is what furniture making at this level is all about. Cheers.
Thanks for the video, Shawn. I appreciate the time and effort it took to travel to Kerrville and look at these pieces. Furniture making is a difficult and time consuming process that folks often aren’t able to view as a works of art instead of just functional objects. I get the utilitarian viewpoint and the economic pressure to race to the cheapest price point. Reality being that most store-bought furniture ends up in a landfill. Most of the makers in this show build for generational use, and pointing out the details they include is a service to the community. Thanks again!
Just wish Shawn would spend even more time looking at pieces.
I just stumbled upon this video and promptly watched your previous videos on trips to this show. Your comments were so insightful. Your passion for the craft is so appreciated. Just subscribed and looking forward to more of your content.
I have been watching your videos about this exhibition every year and I'm patiently waiting for the next one to come. I wish I was closer to this to see it in person, but your videos are so well done it feels like I'm there examinating the piece myself. Thank you and greetings from Croatia 😊
Thanks for sharing the furniture show ... Texas is a weeeee bit far for me to travel at the moment ...New Zealand too Texas ...but I use to live in Texas in the late 80s ...miss USA heaps.
I look forward to your visit to this furniture show. I'm in Australia so its a bit of a trip for me make there. I'd be very happy if you did longer video covering more of the pieces. Thank you
Thank you for taking us round the show. It's great to see so much really great furniture and skills on show and to have that shared around the world is a real service to them. I like the format of just picking a few and diving into the details. I could have spent hours looking round that lot.
Great tour and info. Anyone can appreciate those pieces as they are. But deeper and with greater complexity with your commentary and explanations to help us understand the elements and planning necessary to make something this masterful. There was a lot of great chatoyancy and design in that tour.
I really look forward to you posting this annually. Some real artisans out there. Thanks for the video. 👍
Wow! Every single piece was amazing!
Yours is by far my favorite woodworking site--and the annual pilgrimage to the furniture maker's show is my favorite of a favorite. Critiquing is the highest praise. Experienced Interaction is food for an artist.
Thanks.... looking forward to your trip next year also
Thanks for the tour!
You're awesome man keep it up. Thanks for the effort you put in to doing these videos.
Great video, Shawn! Thanks!
Thanks for bringing these artists to us. Happy Thanksgiving!
Love these! Thanks for bringing us along and the commentary! Happy thanksgiving!
Always enjoy your comments on the entries each year.
Really awesome pieces. Extraordinary execution. Thank you so much for sharing this on every ocasión. Sanely jealous of the skills 😉👌
I like it all ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️❣️❣️❣️❣️
I really like that Burl coffee table anything borrow always grabs my attention
We also make the trip from Burnet TX most years. This year was a bit subdued but still some excellent pieces.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing this show with us all out of state.
Thank you for sharing such wonderful pieces, really well executed 👌
Please bring back the start woodworking series. My first workbench came from that series and launched my woodworking as a whole
its hard putting forth a week + of effort knowing the return after a year might be $80. the longer series go, the fewer watch. People/advertisers don't respond to textbooks. they want adventure stories.
@@wortheffort I understand but if you made a book I'd buy it twice
Thank you! So much talent and skill on display, all immensely desirable!
If I’d known you were going to be there I would’ve scheduled to meet you. Subscribed a few years ago. Maybe next year.
Love when you go to these shows! So artistic? Wonder what goes through their heads! Thanks for showing.
Shawn, I would like to see the commentary on the other pieces in the show. I had two pieces that were in this year’s show, as I have been inspired by your past videos about the Texas furniture maker show. I’m always looking to improving would appreciate another artist does critique. My two pieces were the Fibonacci table and the altar table with inlaid banding.
Sorry I didn’t feature it this year. Can only afford one trip a year.
Good commentary.
Reminds me I need to go to the show!
Thanks for the video. I gotta say that I think the cool (blue) LED lighting in the one piece is exactly what you want for that design. I think the designer got it right. Now if it was lions on the Serengeti, then yeah something warmer.
Thanks
Awesome
salut.bravo!very unusual - take care-:))
Love how you critique pieces and you say they are above your skill level! Not entirely sure how that works.🤔
I’m a lousy cook but that doesn’t mean I can’t have an opinion that a chef used too much salt. Works like that.
@@wortheffort kinda like "Those that can...do, Those that can't...teach" I guess. 👌
@@MikeB0001 wow, ya just need to be rude huh?
@@wortheffort not at all..I think it was rude of you to pick artists masterpieces apart when you aren't capable of duplicating said pieces...I guess you could have said "this is what I'd do with mine if I were skilled enough to do this"
Just an observation. Happy Thanksgiving.
20 minutes of praise with 2 "critiques" (warm light for a warm piece and grain alignment) from a woodworking teacher.....
That random lady, lol. Totally unconcerned with you trying to film, and doggedly persistent in it. What a super awkward social interaction. Sweet info in the video nonetheless.
Bro your" criticism " is not apreciated.you must not understand how art works.the piece with the bears and the blue l.e.d.inside is amazing.but you thought it should be yellow... I guarantee it looks exactly how the artist intended it to look so who are you to say it should look any different are critics are not appreciated not needed either why don't you go ahead and copy his art. 😂 and put a yellow LED and if that's what you like.