I love this style of video-getting to see how you think through not just the design decisions but also the best (and safest!) way to go about realizing those decisions in the material. So enjoyable and informative! 💜
These are the kind of videos that I find most useful and informative, and the main reason why I would sign up for any woodworking channel. Thanks for doing this kind of video from time to time. I much prefer project videos to q and a videos.
Really great to see these longer in depth vids! Also nice to see you getting into CNC more too, it opens up a whole new world of possibilities. It doesn't replace woodworking, just another tool in the arsenal.
I can add my appreciation for the longer format detailed videos. Definitely better than the Gnat attention span shorts plaguing YT lately 😜😁 Thanks again Marc!
This video really give me some relief. I always say to myself I need to do this to a piece to make it look better then I say to myself it shouldn’t be that much work involved. Now I see that things do take time and it’s not a sprint. Thanks for this I needed it.
Awesome video, as always!!! If I was Elon Musk, I'd give you $1,000,000 a month. But, since I'm not, you're stuck with my 5 bucks... Keep the great content coming!!!
Thanks for this video. I have been in a bit of a "woodworking funk" since I finished the Fremont Chest of Drawers. This video helped me realize I need to start a new project of some kind. Without a doubt, I have an itch that needs to be scratched.
"OMG, YOU FILLED A KNOT WITH EPOXY, THEREFORE YOU NOW LOVE RIVER TABLES!!!" :) On the slightly more serious side, great video, it really comes though that you enjoyed the content, and were not just 'creating' to fulfill a quota. Loving the long content too..
I thought the gaming bit was pretty funny, I’m in the shop working with a deadline rapidly approaching on a piece of furniture. Working hard but I have to go on my computer real quick to double check a measurement. Before I know it 2 hours have gone by and I forgot why I was even in the office in the first place.
I really appreciated the domino walk through. My wife surprised me with a DF500 a few months back and as you said a lot of people (myself included) think if it as a point and shoot tool, but there is so much more about properly setting up your pieces and understanding reference faces. Your explanation helped to demystify a lot of what I've been struggling with. Thank you! Oh, and the table looks amazing.
Really well done video! Appreciate the explanations of details and discussion about why you made certain choices. Also enjoyed hearing your ‘rant’ on Instagram regarding the stats and cookie cutter dumbed down content. I miss the niche content that HGTV for example used to have and am interested to see quality woodworking and detailed content, not simply glossed over shorts of simplistic projects. I can appreciate the amount of work that went into creating a video of this length and quality; quality being the key descriptor. Thanks for the effort and for setting the bar for content creation high.
That walnut & curve give it a G&G look..and nothing wrong with incorporating cnc. If I had 1 I would use it whenever possible #worksmarternotharder happy holidays to u n urs!
You are one of my favorite wood workers and in this video you take the first place thank you for you time and help for all we love to work with wood nice work and good tips
Thanks for taking the time to make this video Marc. I really enjoyed watching this project all the way through, nothing better then a long format video to pick up some tricks and tips. Really hope you’ll do more of them in the future. 👍👍👍👍👍
Really solid woodworking! I thought that your use of the cnc to cut a pair of those walnut trim pieces and then use the bandsaw to multiply them was a brilliant hybrid woodworking move. Glad you put all the work into making this video. I learned a lot.
Well done Marc, thank you. I appreciate how you show the CNC router as an alternative tool to existing methods, thus not excluding those without access to a CNC. Every CNC operation (including cutting the walnut trim pieces) can be accomplished with other methods ... it just takes longer. I also like you explaining the design process as well as all the steps involved in making each part of the project while keeping this video interesting. Regards, R
Honestly, I don't personally like the design (Took the curves theme too far for my taste) but I think that's how I know this is a great video! I added it to my favorites to reference some of the techniques for future projects! Thank you for the great content!
I have completed the video in four sittings over the course of two days. I hope this does not negatively affect the performance metrics of the Algorithm. Even if it does, don’t sweat it - we watch you for you! 💙
Hey Marc, thanks for providing the guild detail level to RUclips. Met you at a KC woodworking show a few years back, joined the guild. Would not be at my level without you and the guild. Much thanks!
I like your focus on the set-ups in the project. Too often I see videos demonstrating a project build, with very little on the nut and bolts eg how do you make the templates? You showed many things that are usually left in the background. The set ups are the soul of woodworking and the more experts like you share your approach, the better the rest of us can achieve.
Awesome longer video! Beautiful details! My favorite is the darker through-tennons; it gives the piece a hint of Greene and Greene design but without pillowed ebony. Thanks for making this video. I think it's one of your best so far!
That darth Vader shirt has those wings at the bottom and it kept making me think you were wearing one of those emo studded belts!! Emo Marc 😂. Life is pain, life is only pain! Conformist! 😂😂 But seriously, great video as always!
and you call yourself the wood whisper! Maybe we should change that to computer programmer this isn’t woodworking. JK cant wait to get my cnc next month. Other just be jealous
Great Video. You by far put out the best woodworking content on RUclips. Have you ever considered live classes or workshops? This is something I would really enjoy making a trip for.
I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks Marc. Its an elegant and timeless piece. Nice to have a build video like this and the way you teach. Im pretty certain i know what finish you're using. As you say pretty much Rubio, but not at the expensive rate. Don't know if im allowed to mention the name here though but comes from a small country on the African continent ?
I thought it was fitting that while you were talking about using your first CNC part in a project you were wearing a Darth Vader shirt ….. your going down the path of the woodworking dark side 😂
Love this project & video~! Like watching the Wood Whisperer of old. I can see tackling this to have a couple of these pieces around the living room. Very nice, Marc~!
Great video! I liked seeing how a simple end table could be dressed up and made much more interesting. Lots of ideas that can be applied in many other situations.
Watching long form detailed projects like this make me want to get in the shop soo bad. Love the beautiful cherry and design, great informative video :)
So nice to get that kind of longer format video with all the info. I really hate all those 10 min shortfilms, that try to play the algorithm. Best wishes from Germany
Always love your no nonsense (well some nonsense) approach to woodworking, this was an exceptional video, lots of technique, and a great project. You always make me feel like I could be capable of doing much more. Thanks!
Great video Marc! I appreciate the detail of this video, especially grain selection and layout for the legs. I don’t care what the RUclips stats say! Thank you!
What I appreciate about your videos like this is that you teach skills and techniques applicable to many different projects. I wish I could like this 100 times for you, but I really think this video is awesome!
I really enjoyed this video! The in depth format is my favorite. I especially like the focus on the small edge details and curves. It's something I haven't experimented with much in my designs, and looking back they feel slightly unfinished. I'm going to try some of these on my next project!
Hey, Marc. I know the algorithm doesn’t appreciate longer-form content, but I sure do. Thank you.
I appreciate that!
I second that
Amen brother. Thank you Mark!
If we each watched the video 10 times...
I'm on #2...
Really love the video Marc. Super rewarding to watch a project video more or less beginning to end. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Marc, so many tips and tricks with this beautiful piece of art.
Thanks Kevin!
Outstanding! Thanks.
Beautiful
thanks
omg, is this just woodworking the whole time? When will they go back to talking? 9 out of 10 would recommend i guess.
I love this style of video-getting to see how you think through not just the design decisions but also the best (and safest!) way to go about realizing those decisions in the material. So enjoyable and informative! 💜
Agreed! I like the slower pace and longer videos. If you are not a guild member, then I highly recommend it.
These are the kind of videos that I find most useful and informative, and the main reason why I would sign up for any woodworking channel. Thanks for doing this kind of video from time to time. I much prefer project videos to q and a videos.
Really great to see these longer in depth vids! Also nice to see you getting into CNC more too, it opens up a whole new world of possibilities. It doesn't replace woodworking, just another tool in the arsenal.
Great video, I really enjoyed it. It was great to be able to watch it while drinking coffee on a Saturday morning.
I really enjoyed the level of detailed teaching in this video. Great content Mr. Whisperer. Top notch as always.
I can add my appreciation for the longer format detailed videos. Definitely better than the Gnat attention span shorts plaguing YT lately 😜😁 Thanks again Marc!
As a former tuba player and a John Candy fan, I appreciate your use of polka music. We did just finish Octubafest. haha
Do you remember that classic, "Polka Polka Polka?"
This video really give me some relief. I always say to myself I need to do this to a piece to make it look better then I say to myself it shouldn’t be that much work involved. Now I see that things do take time and it’s not a sprint. Thanks for this I needed it.
Nice work, Marc! Missed this type of video, thought I was the only one 😁
Don’t read to much into the view numbers. This was a great show. Enjoyed every minute.
Very helpful to see you talk through the nuances of a project from start-to-finish. Thanks for taking a risk on detail.
Awesome video, as always!!! If I was Elon Musk, I'd give you $1,000,000 a month. But, since I'm not, you're stuck with my 5 bucks... Keep the great content coming!!!
Thanks for this video. I have been in a bit of a "woodworking funk" since I finished the Fremont Chest of Drawers. This video helped me realize I need to start a new project of some kind. Without a doubt, I have an itch that needs to be scratched.
"OMG, YOU FILLED A KNOT WITH EPOXY, THEREFORE YOU NOW LOVE RIVER TABLES!!!" :) On the slightly more serious side, great video, it really comes though that you enjoyed the content, and were not just 'creating' to fulfill a quota. Loving the long content too..
I thought the gaming bit was pretty funny, I’m in the shop working with a deadline rapidly approaching on a piece of furniture. Working hard but I have to go on my computer real quick to double check a measurement. Before I know it 2 hours have gone by and I forgot why I was even in the office in the first place.
I appreciate the through videos brings me back to the AZ days!
I really appreciated the domino walk through. My wife surprised me with a DF500 a few months back and as you said a lot of people (myself included) think if it as a point and shoot tool, but there is so much more about properly setting up your pieces and understanding reference faces. Your explanation helped to demystify a lot of what I've been struggling with. Thank you! Oh, and the table looks amazing.
Really well done video! Appreciate the explanations of details and discussion about why you made certain choices. Also enjoyed hearing your ‘rant’ on Instagram regarding the stats and cookie cutter dumbed down content. I miss the niche content that HGTV for example used to have and am interested to see quality woodworking and detailed content, not simply glossed over shorts of simplistic projects. I can appreciate the amount of work that went into creating a video of this length and quality; quality being the key descriptor. Thanks for the effort and for setting the bar for content creation high.
Great video Marc! Love the longer format, even though the almighty algorithm does not.
lots of fun. great material. love the pillowing you did.
The project turned out great. @The Wood Whisperer - What router bit are you using at 22:46 that has top and bottom bearings?
That walnut & curve give it a G&G look..and nothing wrong with incorporating cnc. If I had 1 I would use it whenever possible
#worksmarternotharder happy holidays to u n urs!
This is great Wood Whisperer content. Very informative, no gimmicks, complete.
You are one of my favorite wood workers and in this video you take the first place thank you for you time and help for all we love to work with wood nice work and good tips
Unreal.... we have the same block plane. Thanks for the video, really appreciate it.
"The boring part" I get it heh.
Thoroughly enjoyed this, took me 3 or 4 goes to watch it all, but there are some great tips and advice in there.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video Marc. I really enjoyed watching this project all the way through, nothing better then a long format video to pick up some tricks and tips. Really hope you’ll do more of them in the future. 👍👍👍👍👍
Took me two sittings to watch, but worth it and will probably do so again. Excellent instruction and delivery.
Took me some time to find an evening to watch this one but man I’m glad I did ! Nice one Marc ! Thanks for the infos !
Really solid woodworking! I thought that your use of the cnc to cut a pair of those walnut trim pieces and then use the bandsaw to multiply them was a brilliant hybrid woodworking move. Glad you put all the work into making this video. I learned a lot.
Love the detail and long form! I wish there was more out there like this.
There is a ton more like this. The wood whisperer guild has them.
This was one of the more informative woodworking videos I’ve seen. I learned a ton from your process. Thanks Marc!
I really enjoyed this video. I have learned so much watching your videos and I love the longer content. Keep up the good work! Thank you.
Excellent video. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.
Loved the video and the end table!
Christmas music without the beard? Come on man! Beard season!
This is really good, love the long format and talking through some of the design choices.
These are the type of video’s I enjoy the most , learn the most ! Thanks
Detailing... workmanship... Amazing!🔥🔥🔥
I realy enjoyed this proses. Thanks for all the work that you put into this episode. That table came out great.
Marc I purchased a Domino a while back I appreciated the detail you went into on using it. 👍
Well done Marc, thank you.
I appreciate how you show the CNC router as an alternative tool to existing methods, thus not excluding those without access to a CNC. Every CNC operation (including cutting the walnut trim pieces) can be accomplished with other methods ... it just takes longer.
I also like you explaining the design process as well as all the steps involved in making each part of the project while keeping this video interesting.
Regards,
R
Honestly, I don't personally like the design (Took the curves theme too far for my taste) but I think that's how I know this is a great video! I added it to my favorites to reference some of the techniques for future projects! Thank you for the great content!
“Gotta goto the screw store”. Don’t search for that on the internet.
I have completed the video in four sittings over the course of two days. I hope this does not negatively affect the performance metrics of the Algorithm. Even if it does, don’t sweat it - we watch you for you! 💙
Hey Marc, thanks for providing the guild detail level to RUclips. Met you at a KC woodworking show a few years back, joined the guild. Would not be at my level without you and the guild. Much thanks!
Marc, this was awesome! Really appreciated all the detail and deep dives. Lots of good tips in your workflow.
This was a really good one Marc! Awesome job
Thanks a ton!
I love your designs with pillowed curves. They are so elegant.
I agree, thank you for inventing that, Marc❤️
I like your focus on the set-ups in the project. Too often I see videos demonstrating a project build, with very little on the nut and bolts eg how do you make the templates? You showed many things that are usually left in the background. The set ups are the soul of woodworking and the more experts like you share your approach, the better the rest of us can achieve.
Amazing video Marc, definitely one of your best!
Awesome longer video! Beautiful details! My favorite is the darker through-tennons; it gives the piece a hint of Greene and Greene design but without pillowed ebony.
Thanks for making this video. I think it's one of your best so far!
Gentle sweeping curves: the Spagnuolo way.
This one is thicc with curves!
@@woodwhisperer lmao
That darth Vader shirt has those wings at the bottom and it kept making me think you were wearing one of those emo studded belts!! Emo Marc 😂. Life is pain, life is only pain! Conformist! 😂😂
But seriously, great video as always!
Thank you Marc for sharing all your knowledge and experience! Know it’s appreciated!
Great video. I loved how much you showed not only how you do things but the thought process behind them. Loved the video.
Terrific table and admirable philosophy of including cnc into a hybrid woodshop. Or is it a tribid shop!
TRIBRID! 🤣👍🏻
My dog went crazy over this video at 9:10.
and you call yourself the wood whisper! Maybe we should change that to computer programmer this isn’t woodworking. JK cant wait to get my cnc next month. Other just be jealous
Great Video. You by far put out the best woodworking content on RUclips. Have you ever considered live classes or workshops? This is something I would really enjoy making a trip for.
I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks Marc. Its an elegant and timeless piece. Nice to have a build video like this and the way you teach. Im pretty certain i know what finish you're using. As you say pretty much Rubio, but not at the expensive rate. Don't know if im allowed to mention the name here though but comes from a small country on the African continent ?
Masterpiece! Love it!
I thought it was fitting that while you were talking about using your first CNC part in a project you were wearing a Darth Vader shirt ….. your going down the path of the woodworking dark side 😂
Really nice fun build and I appreciate showing your use of modern conveniences to get you where you wanted to go. It came out looking great!
Love this project & video~! Like watching the Wood Whisperer of old. I can see tackling this to have a couple of these pieces around the living room. Very nice, Marc~!
Great video! I liked seeing how a simple end table could be dressed up and made much more interesting. Lots of ideas that can be applied in many other situations.
Watching long form detailed projects like this make me want to get in the shop soo bad. Love the beautiful cherry and design, great informative video :)
So nice to get that kind of longer format video with all the info. I really hate all those 10 min shortfilms, that try to play the algorithm. Best wishes from Germany
Always love your no nonsense (well some nonsense) approach to woodworking, this was an exceptional video, lots of technique, and a great project. You always make me feel like I could be capable of doing much more. Thanks!
Great video Marc! I appreciate the detail of this video, especially grain selection and layout for the legs. I don’t care what the RUclips stats say! Thank you!
Guild level detail. Loved it.
What I appreciate about your videos like this is that you teach skills and techniques applicable to many different projects. I wish I could like this 100 times for you, but I really think this video is awesome!
always inspiring for all of us
I really enjoyed this video! The in depth format is my favorite. I especially like the focus on the small edge details and curves. It's something I haven't experimented with much in my designs, and looking back they feel slightly unfinished. I'm going to try some of these on my next project!
Awesome job as always. LOVE cherry so much. Thanks for the extra effort putting together such an in depth video!
Thank you for providing insight in design, mindset, tips for consistency, proper domino usage and humor/xmas music.
This was a great video, thank you. I appreciated the longer content and the context you described your use of CNC.
Excellent! I can see how much work went into this, but I hope you don’t stop this level of detail and length. Much appreciated.
Great video! and I feel the pain with steam....
New World has consumed me as of late.
Awesome build and video..
Great video, had to wait a bit to watch it all in one sitting. Appreciate the time you put in. Great looking table!
Great video Marc. Keep enjoying the journey and sharing the knowledge.
Love it, very nice work.
What's that curved prybar you use to get under and remove the templates from the work pieces?
I'm dying to know what's in that Cremona folder I saw.
I think you can use your imagination..... hubba hubba.
👀 that sawstop box.... 🤔
Great project, loved the entire video. Learned or relearned several things.
thank you for this!
That's a great table.
Wow! I loved this video. So nice to see the whole build in an in depth video. I love the length!
Love the table and love the long format. Appreciate the instruction!