In this video i will tell you my story of how i became a furniture maker and why it is i do what i do. From making tables to building bookcases, join me on my journey.
Id love to do this . Hate my job . Always loved wood and watch this videos all the time but don’t know where to start of afraid to try 😱 great vid thanks
Its cool to see one of those combo machines. Most of the old ones i see are made from Robland. I was considering buying one of them. Cool machines. And i see you got a helical head on it. Great choice. Thanks for giving us an inside look into your shop
When you clamped the table without scrap wood on the edges my heart sunk! Please do more! The epoxy process sounds awesome to watch. You left us hanging part way through :)
Why?? Where do you get that? I have been a woodworker for over forty years and I often do not use scrap when clamping. It all depends on the type of wood and where you are in the process. Are you just trying to sound important???
Think clamping with scrap wood is primarily necessary for soft woods like pine n that, hard woods should be fine because most don't get indented from pressure
I am a teacher and my students do not have access to youtube at school. May I take a copy of your video to put on my school server, for the kids to access?
Many thanks, been searching for "building and diy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Venoffison Wooden Exploration - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.
Congratulations! It's so nice to see someone love what they do, especially when it comes to such a beautiful craft. Y'all have gained a subscriber today.
Nice to have a Brit on here for a change, but lose the mask it is less than useless, get a particle mask with changeable filters ;) ;) new lungs are not the way to go, oh yeah, nice Vid.
Actually a particle mask is also less than useless and provides a false sense of health (wood patternmaker for 45 years) with a beard a positive pressure mask is the only realistic method.
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Id love to do this . Hate my job . Always loved wood and watch this videos all the time but don’t know where to start of afraid to try 😱 great vid thanks
You are living the life i wish for!!!
I'm making steps towards it, great video.
Its cool to see one of those combo machines. Most of the old ones i see are made from Robland. I was considering buying one of them. Cool machines. And i see you got a helical head on it. Great choice. Thanks for giving us an inside look into your shop
A great video,from one of the greatest furniture makers i ever see !!! Especially the "Marri Herringbone Table" that is a real Masterpiece .
Good to see you back mate. Love the things you post on instagram, but always cool to see a bit more behind the scenes.
When you clamped the table without scrap wood on the edges my heart sunk! Please do more! The epoxy process sounds awesome to watch. You left us hanging part way through :)
Why?? Where do you get that? I have been a woodworker for over forty years and I often do not use scrap when clamping. It all depends on the type of wood and where you are in the process. Are you just trying to sound important???
@@Stillnapie yes 😔
Think clamping with scrap wood is primarily necessary for soft woods like pine n that, hard woods should be fine because most don't get indented from pressure
@@JoshIbbotson Yup, like I stated it is all dependent on the circumstances....
I am a teacher and my students do not have access to youtube at school. May I take a copy of your video to put on my school server, for the kids to access?
No
I resonate with this on so many levels.
Many thanks, been searching for "building and diy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Venoffison Wooden Exploration - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.
Greetings from the Russian furniture maker, carpenter assembler
I have to watch documanteries for studying TOEFL and I saw your video.It gives me chill
Congratulations! It's so nice to see someone love what they do, especially when it comes to such a beautiful craft. Y'all have gained a subscriber today.
Thank you so much Joe. I love being able to share what i love doing and also really enjoy the feedback from you guys!
Hey brother. Havent seen any new content in quite awhile. I hope you are well and producing fine furniture!
I like you story Man, keep up 👍
Faz mais vídeos, seu trabalho e muito bom...
Love it- thank you!
Great job love it
Impressive. Love the grain
Fantastic bro
good combi Robland
Im a student and my teacher is makeing use waching this so it is very good
Hey...what jobs did you work (skills you acquired) or education do you have that set you up to make your own furniture?
Are you still posting ? Love your videos
what's the Merry wood
In the Mortal Kombat voice, "FINISH IT"
Do you live in Perth ?
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this comment is here as proof I watched the video for homework. Hi Mr Richardson
Nice content 👌 same my content
Sir i have youre warshop in werk place gaeide me
Nice to have a Brit on here for a change, but lose the mask it is less than useless, get a particle mask with changeable filters ;) ;) new lungs are not the way to go, oh yeah, nice Vid.
Actually a particle mask is also less than useless and provides a false sense of health (wood patternmaker for 45 years) with a beard a positive pressure mask is the only realistic method.
That face mask doesn't work with a beard. It's false security. Sorry, bud, but you've got to shave it.
Worry about your own face not his. 🙄