These technical woodworking videos always remind me of the car shows where two mechanics get under a car and it's as clean as the day it came out of the factory.
Good on you lots of good tool at my age I won’t be starting out on any of these, but I enjoy the opportunity to see what others are doing and what’s new in the world. Thank you for sharing.
I left Instagram a year ago and one of the things I missed the most was your videos. Thanks to RUclips suggestions, now I can appreciate your videos again. ❤
tools for everything yes. Does it take a "craftsman" to push the wood through the machine? No. but it does take carpentry knowledge. My compliments on the work. The end results show craftmanship.
@@ben68442 what is your point Ben? Is his end results not show craftsmanship? And yes anyone can push wood through a machine but this guy precision is dead on with all his different clips he shows which is craftsmanship that not anyone can do. Just cause you got the machine doesn’t mean you know how to use it.
This isn’t craftsmanship. This is a fancy table and cutter blade literally doing all the work so one can fab a joint ultra quickly and then present it as “hand made” when it isn’t. You could literally show a novice vocational HS level student how to install the cutter, how to set the guides and how to safely push a piece of wood through it in under 15 minutes. That is not “craftsmanship”! 😀
Pretty cool. Shaper scares me like it always did. But very cool result. Wouldn’t need biscuits to make cabinets with those corners. I could see that being a lot faster.
A great joint for sure but does take time to set up properly. Do you cut the joint to make a “knife edge “ or do you leave a small flat to stop the edge breaking out? Cheers
I like how quiet your workshop appears to be, mine is so noisy. Great work
It's just the video. He's got power tools on cutting wood and you think it's actually this quiet?
😂. Mine's audible from like a km away. Especially when the four sided moulder is planning on tersa blocks😢
@@ripnlips9671 . Sorry. Just being sarcastic.😂🤣 ear defenders at the reddy!
@@Johnbro8 haha well now that you say that, I don't know how I didn't see you were sarcastic lol.
This guy looks so elated putting the 4 pieces together and it fits so snugly!
These technical woodworking videos always remind me of the car shows where two mechanics get under a car and it's as clean as the day it came out of the factory.
Good on you lots of good tool at my age I won’t be starting out on any of these, but I enjoy the opportunity to see what others are doing and what’s new in the world. Thank you for sharing.
That is a nice way to do a mitre.
Das ist ein Traum! Mein Großvater, Tischlermeister 1910-1976 hätte wirklich seinen Spaß daran!
As a mobile welder/fabricator. I admire good craftsmanship especially from the carpenters.
I really like this new blade. Very nice
I really appreciate your knowledge on how all your equipment works and your carpentry knowledge....
I left Instagram a year ago and one of the things I missed the most was your videos. Thanks to RUclips suggestions, now I can appreciate your videos again. ❤
That is beautiful. That would work so well for subwoofers enclosures. Some glue and that part of the box would be sealed and strong as hell.
This dude is the MAN. Craftsmanship and tools for everything
tools for everything yes. Does it take a "craftsman" to push the wood through the machine? No. but it does take carpentry knowledge.
My compliments on the work.
The end results show craftmanship.
@@ben68442 what is your point Ben? Is his end results not show craftsmanship? And yes anyone can push wood through a machine but this guy precision is dead on with all his different clips he shows which is craftsmanship that not anyone can do. Just cause you got the machine doesn’t mean you know how to use it.
This isn’t craftsmanship. This is a fancy table and cutter blade literally doing all the work so one can fab a joint ultra quickly and then present it as “hand made” when it isn’t.
You could literally show a novice vocational HS level student how to install the cutter, how to set the guides and how to safely push a piece of wood through it in under 15 minutes. That is not “craftsmanship”! 😀
Love how happy and satisfied he looks when its all togehter. Lowkey want to start woodworking now
There's someone in love with his tools. Every now and then he gets a new one ...
Damn really wish had a guide like that back in the day would have saved me lots of busted knuckles and bruises
This comment strangely helped me with my hearbreak 😅
His smile says it all. So proud!!!
What an Incredible Tool...and I like the Freud Lock Miter too. LOL
You have the coolest tools. That cutter is mind-blowing. It's so quiet, like the wood was butter.
Just wow ! Nice tool , nice equipment, nice job 👍
Loved the genuine smile at the end.
Just 100% satisfaction
😮 that was so cool! The fit was ✨perfection✨
The smile of a man proud of his craft.
Highly satisfying. Also "miter shaper cutter" is crazy
What a nice, clean spindle moulder 🤟🏽 so satisfying watching these videos
The small, yet proud grin while showing off the joinery. Man those came out CLEAN.
That can’t possibly be more efficient or cost effective than an actual solid post,,,
I LOVE this miter cutter!!!
I like how he proud of his work..❤❤
Omg. A tool on youtube that actually seems to do the job!
Remarkable workshop!
Kudos!
Perfect, square, seamless joints
Fabulous multi tool!!
I’m jealous, you get all the cool stuff!
Love your perfect work ❤️❤️
I'm investing in that bit ASAP. Looks perfect for speaker building!
Wow that is a game changer 👏 dude I want your shop lol
Bro's entire workshop is like a lego set and im jealous
that fit is so satisfying
❤Wow brilliant great job❤
Beautiful cut 😊
Con ése nivel de apoyo tecnológico, hasta yo sería un experto mueblista y carpintero.
Absolute perfection!
Equipment is everything!!!
Yeah that is beautiful plus walnut
This guys always doing cool shit
This sound is so good
Sweet set up!
Very nice what a technique.
Fantastic, very nice
I love this bent saw
That was awesome!! Thanks for sharing your video John from south jersey
Now that is cool as hell
Very good Joan. 👍
That was very satisfying
Wow beautiful joint , sure beats my rabbit joints
wow, the power of a wood shaper.
Pretty cool. Shaper scares me like it always did. But very cool result. Wouldn’t need biscuits to make cabinets with those corners. I could see that being a lot faster.
Spectacular .
I greatly appreciate the attention to safety here
If I could go back in time and buy this for router and table saw, I might still would be doing woodworking.
Умничка какой, все умеет 🥰😇
This man and his toys :)
I wasn't sure how it would turn out. Now I need at least four of those finished pieces.
Rad as hell!
That's extremely satisfying. Could you send me that piece you made so i can have it? Lol
Thanks for being considerate by lowering the volume on the power tool clips
Maravilha de máquina. Belo trabalho
I sure wish it was as easy as shown in this video.
Nice work.
must be nice to have all that equipment.
I wish to have this kind of workshop space too.
That is badass!!
Pretty neat dado, potato!
so wobbly
Now that is neat !
Very very clever
好工具+好功夫=好成品😊
Back in the day we used to make these things called feather boards. 😉
That is beautifull
More impressed by the router table
Awesome bit
The look on this guy's face at the end there was like..." look at this, look at that"
Nice joint.
"look this tool works as designed with the right equipment"
I thought you were making fancy skirting boards!
Nice walnut
Geht nichts über cooles Werkzeug und eine gute Idee..😉😉😉
That is slick
This beautiful... I can barely hammer a nail...
Easy dude, my girls on here.
The router is probably one of the scariest tools that i ever have to use.
Very nice! Beats my router(s) all to shame🥺
Лет 9 назад работал такой фрезой. Очень хорошая штука
Oddly satisfying 😌
I need to know what that router table set up is. Or would that be a "shaper"? I'm a newbie, but I love every minute of it.
A great joint for sure but does take time to set up properly. Do you cut the joint to make a “knife edge “ or do you leave a small flat to stop the edge breaking out? Cheers
And just hope much time and how many test cuts did it take to dial in the perfect fit? Great bits but can require a whole lot of fiddling around!
Omg.. It's the finger taker 6000
Porque não dizer, estas ferramentas suas e o sonho de muitos 👏🏿👍🏿
That would make a strong glue joint
excellent👍
What do those adjustable/movable pads do? Just hold the wood in place?
Nice shaper. Have you got a feed roller for that puppy?