Would love to see you do This Old Tony and/or The Crafsman SteadyCraftin, I think they would both pose some interesting challenges to your creative process, and I'd be truly interested in seeing what you would produce.... 😉👍🏻👊🏻
"Being a maker is whatever your version of being a maker is" I love that quote! Such a great video, Justin. I really enjoyed watching and learning more about Jonny
RUclips inspiration can’t be denied. If it wasn’t for RUclips (esp. Matt Estlea and Jonathan Katz-Moses), I wouldn’t have realised my passion for woodworking. I probably wouldn’t have had the realisation that I could go to night school and be able to leave the job I’ve had for 20 years in the bicycle industry, to become a trainee cabinet and furniture maker at the ripe old age of 41. I absolutely love it and it was the best decision I made. Good luck to you Jonny. Don’t look back and go follow that dream!
I absolutely love it!!! Great job yet again… also love the end with the added other makers talking about how rad and Nice Johnny is…. Great video buddy!
Nice! That makes me really happy to hear. There are plenty more coming and there’s no shortage of makers so stay tuned! And thanks so much for the support!
Hiya Jonny, you were born a maker! All makers are born to be. I make silver, soon to be gold, jewellery at home. I'm nowhere near the best at it, but I'm learning. All you can do is learn and grow, as you have, love your work, and I'll be following from now on. Thank you, Stay safe, Steve...
I love this, watching Jonny's journey about going from diving, to running to now making just feels like beautiful new chapters each time of his life. Excellent video, Justin
You summed up OKC so well. While I don't live there anymore, it's by far one of the easiest cities I've ever lived in. Arguably because the community there is effortless to plug into. You can't help yourself from making great friends and always hanging out at the many new hot spots.
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad that you have found your passion. Keep making great content. Oh... I don't know what you do with your scrap wood, but I'll take some off your hands. :)
Great work Justin, I had only peripherally known about Johnny before this video but now I’m certainly intrigued enough to give a follow and check out some of his stuff.
So I just watch the project where he bought the walnut to "fix" a mistake. I thought the "fix" turned out better than the original so I don't think it was a mistake but it was the wood exercising it's voice and telling you what it wants to be. I think all living things are a part of the conversation and sometimes you need to listen to them.
Thanks for watching! As far as the ending sequence, you can thank Cow Dog Craft Works for that. When he heard I was making this video, he clued me in that Jonny has been integral to the success of many makers/content creators and at the very least has been incredibly encouraging. Cow Dog asked if he could hit up some makers for a montage of sorts and that's how it went down! He hit up most of those names, they all sent it over, and I of course agreed it was very deserving and only scraped the surface of those who admire him. I'll most likely leave it as a one time thing and let it be special and exclusive to this video.
@@CallMeMabie that’s very cool. Such a great idea. I’m sure that really meant a lot to Jonny. Thanks for sharing that info. I’m really looking forward to your next video👍
What other makers would you like to see me feature in one of these documentaries?? Let me know!
Dogwood would be cool! Love your videos!
Would love to see you do This Old Tony and/or The Crafsman SteadyCraftin, I think they would both pose some interesting challenges to your creative process, and I'd be truly interested in seeing what you would produce.... 😉👍🏻👊🏻
MRPETE222 - Please
Jonathan Katz-Moses
William Douglas Co.
Guaranteed Jonny has a lot of hugs locked and loaded for Workbench Con.
I saw this comment before the end of the video and was like “I guess he’s known to be a big hugger?” 🤣😍
Congrats Johnny on just being you!!! You rock !
"Being a maker is whatever your version of being a maker is" I love that quote! Such a great video, Justin. I really enjoyed watching and learning more about Jonny
Yeah I think it's my favorite quote of the video. He did a great interview. Thanks so much, Erin!
RUclips inspiration can’t be denied. If it wasn’t for RUclips (esp. Matt Estlea and Jonathan Katz-Moses), I wouldn’t have realised my passion for woodworking. I probably wouldn’t have had the realisation that I could go to night school and be able to leave the job I’ve had for 20 years in the bicycle industry, to become a trainee cabinet and furniture maker at the ripe old age of 41. I absolutely love it and it was the best decision I made.
Good luck to you Jonny. Don’t look back and go follow that dream!
Another fine documentary. Thanks for the video.
I love that guy! Everything that the makers said at the end is 100% true! Justin you are an artist and a maker too!
Including the fact that he's a nice guy
Excellent video Jonny, Thanks ! for sharing.
Love this series. Thank you
Absolutely fantastic Justin. Jonny, you are a legend my brother.
Thanks so much for watching, man. And also for your contribution to it!
Jonny is the best! Great video Justin!
Thanks so much, Adam!
So inspiring! Thank you!!!
I absolutely love it!!! Great job yet again… also love the end with the added other makers talking about how rad and Nice Johnny is…. Great video buddy!
Thanks so much, Lindsay!!
I can not tell you how much I enjoy your videos! I just want more!!!! I really like that you show that these people are human just like the rest of us
Nice! That makes me really happy to hear. There are plenty more coming and there’s no shortage of makers so stay tuned! And thanks so much for the support!
I’m not crying, you’re crying. Love you, JB. Great work, Justin!
Thanks buddy! I definitely appreciate ya!
Hiya Jonny, you were born a maker! All makers are born to be. I make silver, soon to be gold, jewellery at home. I'm nowhere near the best at it, but I'm learning. All you can do is learn and grow, as you have, love your work, and I'll be following from now on. Thank you, Stay safe, Steve...
Love the content that Jonny puts out!
I think this is your best one yet Justin ..👏
That's so great to hear! Thanks for watching!
It’s so awesome to see a fellow Okie in the spotlight, thank you for the outstanding documentary!
I love this, watching Jonny's journey about going from diving, to running to now making just feels like beautiful new chapters each time of his life. Excellent video, Justin
Thanks for watching Nickole! Jonny definitely knows how to choose his own adventure
Yasssss tysm for the inspiration guys 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I hope Jonny leaves now!!! ❤❤❤
Thanks so much for watching, Carla!
Awesome work Justin! 😃👍🏻📷👊🏻 .... Jonny is awesome! ... Glad I got to meet him at Maker Fair.
Thank you so much, Fred!
You summed up OKC so well. While I don't live there anymore, it's by far one of the easiest cities I've ever lived in. Arguably because the community there is effortless to plug into. You can't help yourself from making great friends and always hanging out at the many new hot spots.
Gezz.. i wish i had this Dude's good luck
Hey I made it in one of your videos 3:35 😁 Nothing but love and respect for Jonny!!
You stole the show
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad that you have found your passion. Keep making great content. Oh... I don't know what you do with your scrap wood, but I'll take some off your hands. :)
Great video!
Another amazing video created by one of my favorite creators about another one of my favorite creators! Loved it bud!
Thanks, Ethan! And thank you for your contribution to it!
This was excellent, Jonny is very inspiring! Great job on the vid :)
Semper Fi, enjoy your well earned retirement Jonny! 👍
Great work Justin, I had only peripherally known about Johnny before this video but now I’m certainly intrigued enough to give a follow and check out some of his stuff.
Hey man, that’s what it’s all about. I’m glad to hear it! Thanks so much, Jeremy.
So I just watch the project where he bought the walnut to "fix" a mistake. I thought the "fix" turned out better than the original so I don't think it was a mistake but it was the wood exercising it's voice and telling you what it wants to be. I think all living things are a part of the conversation and sometimes you need to listen to them.
I like the way you think, Phil
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Another great video. I really enjoyed the ending compliments. I’m curious what inspired it? Are you planning on doing something like that again?
Thanks for watching! As far as the ending sequence, you can thank Cow Dog Craft Works for that. When he heard I was making this video, he clued me in that Jonny has been integral to the success of many makers/content creators and at the very least has been incredibly encouraging. Cow Dog asked if he could hit up some makers for a montage of sorts and that's how it went down! He hit up most of those names, they all sent it over, and I of course agreed it was very deserving and only scraped the surface of those who admire him. I'll most likely leave it as a one time thing and let it be special and exclusive to this video.
@@CallMeMabie that’s very cool. Such a great idea. I’m sure that really meant a lot to Jonny. Thanks for sharing that info. I’m really looking forward to your next video👍
Jessie is right, Jonny is better than me!