I used to watch New Yankee Workshop on PBS on Sundays as a kid and this is my NEW New Yankee Workshop. The wood working, sounds of the workshop, the voiceover, the editing, the process, and the finished product 🤌
Been missing the content like this while you've been building out the new shop. This was such a pleasure to watch. Thanks as always for the content and inspiration. I'll be finishing up an entertainment center in my own home this month thanks to the lessons I've learned from you and other youtubers after picking up woodworking a few years ago. Can't wait until I can try more fine wood working like this project in the future. Hope you are enjoying the new shop, sure looks like you are! In my opinion you are worth more than $50 per hour and this piece is worth way more than $15,000.
You are a true artisan. Not many people get to do what they love and make a living at it. I believe this is the first video of yours that I have seen and I will certainly check others out. This will be the first time I have ever shared a video. My brother enjoys wood working so I will share it with him
Oh, I'd forgotten we were waiting on this. How wonderful this afternoon to see you pop back up in my feed. Eagerly anticipated, fully appreciated. I love the development from the bookcase a few years ago. Congratulations, Chris. Many aspire to heirloom work, few accomplish it. I'm am quite certain this piece will still be proudly adorning somebody's home in 300 years. A masterpiece. Well done, sir.
Absolutely brilliant craftsmanship! This is my favorite channel, only hope that one day I could be able to complete a build as beautiful as your finished build.
I have followed you since 2018 and absolutely admire and respect your work so much. Thank you for letting folks know the number of hours it takes to create such a gorgeous piece. Keep on creating, man.
Beyond a doubt, this has been one of the best RUclips videos I have watched. You, Sir, are a Master, and I so much appreciate the care you have put into your craft. You are so comfortable in your narration, and the attention to detail is outstanding.
Wow I can feel the passion through the screen, this kind of stuff just jumps out at you when you run into someone who truly loves what they do. This is awesome, everything else I saw on RUclips I thought was woodworking was nothing quite like this! Great work man!
I really love watching you use all those hand tools. I'm personally not a huge fan of the Japanese style, but watching your videos is still super relaxing and enjoyable. All the sawing, and the joinery, and the chisels - so satisfying! Keep up the good work :)
Almost all of the comments here are so right. That is so a Beautiful job/work/art/ and handmade, specially all of the fittings and cuts. Without mentioning design. Keep the good great work and thank you for sharing it with all of us. Best regards from Germany. 😊
Fantastic build. Thanks so much for sharing. I've been down other rabbit holes for quite a few months and this was the first video of this type I've watched in quite a while. I had forgotten just how satisfying it is to see someone work with wood and hand tools this way. So therapeutic. Good job on the camera and lighting work.
Wonderfully well-resolved piece and excellent presentation. I like your reasoning around putting in the hard yards in the design/build, keeping the piece, and relying on RUclips to recover costs.
Imagine gatekeeping technological progress while commenting on a website processing petabytes of data allowing you to view content from around the world 😂 Love the hand tool work but it’s just a different style all together, not better or worse
I thought I was going a little crazy when I started this video, because I swore I saw you build this already! 😆 Thanks for taking the time to walk us through this amazing build. It was well worth a second video to see the amount of time and effort that went into this work of art!
True craftsmanship brother. If you advertise the right way to reach the rich you could get what that table's worth. The rich does not care about the price. They want what others can't afford. Awesome build.
$50/hour from an expert craftsman for handmade furniture is very reasonable. The challenge is finding someone with the budget for a table at that cost. Not many people out there with that. But that rate is certainly reasonable. Beautiful table!
Yes definitely would be a challenge finding a buyer for this. I’d probably have to use my online presence to find someone, locally would be really hard.
@@ThirdCoastCraftsman Besides the expense ($15k) kinda big for my trailer home 😀 But seriously, anyone spending that much likely has big spaces… residential or commercial (think high-end office or condo lobby). They may want a pair and the 2nd build will undoubtedly be much quicker (more profit) than the first. Imagine the speed/profit on the 3-3k produced 😀
Another extremely interesting feature built with your talented hands. Been a fan of yours for years now. You still truly amaze me with your talent drive to try anything. Thank you Sir
Absolutely beautiful work. I don't mean to sound covetous at all by saying this following statement; However not only was the build very inspiring, incredible, and an absolute joy to watch, but your tools were making me dream of having such an amazing shop one day. The quality of the chisels, how sharp they were, the massive lumber pile, just really everything about your shop and this project are the dream for many. You are blessed, and I'm very happy to have the opportunity to have the mini apprenticeship of your knowledge.
Wow! Very impressive work. I see this as a full project to be sold (plans, video, etc.). Your editing and commentary are great. I agree with others, $50/hour is too little.
Wow Chris, your skill and execution is beyond words. Beautiful design, amazing attention to detail and your video storytelling is spot on. Amazing video. I was thinking you deserve a pbs program. The episode can be design, then build execution. Your content is my favorite on RUclips. I wish someday to to do 1/4 of what you can do.
You are very welcome! I enjoy watching you work. I think you have more patience than I have. And when you do nice work and make a quality video that can entertain, instruct, and inspire, you deserve everything that you receive.
What an amazing build, and such a beautiful result! Your level of craftsmanship is outstanding; I always love watching your videos! Thank you for sharing!
$50 p/hr is a very fair rate for the customer, not for you! Your level of experience and attention to detail is worth WAY more than that! A beautiful build. Cheers!
Agree . Ridiculous price . We are getting destroyed by such low fees . We are selling to low for such high quality . Think of all the ones pushing mouses on Silicon Valley … anyhow bravo !
Totally agree to an even higher rate. But to be fair, I think the design should be charged differently, specially if you would make more of those, or sell plans, or whatever monetization you could get from it. It would then make sense to dilute the design cost, and charge for your work, time, expertise and materials
This is amazing work Sir. I really have enjoyed your content and all the effort you put into everything you do. Like you, I first learned about woodworking from my grandfather, and I have just a couple of his tools in my shop. He's passed on, but I feel his presence when I'm in the shop sometimes. It motivates me to put all I have into everything I build. I look forward to seeing your future projects. The heart that you put into your work isn't lost on me. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the kind words Jason. Grandpa’s sure do know how to have a profound impact on a young man’s life. Glad you have a couple of his tools to use and charish
Just stunning. I love Japanese inspired woodcraft. I really want to learn how to do stuff like this. One of my favorite parts of this (and it seems so simple) is the way the vertical supports come through the middle shelf where you've knocked down the edges. Just a cool look. If craftsmanship like this isn't worth $50 per hour, Ikea has won.
Beautiful work; candid discussion of the economics we craftsmen face in modern times; and a tour de force demonstration of interesting hand tools in use. Quite a post. Thank you! Imagine the pressure the historical masters of these hand techniques felt when their kids needed shoes and they were building every day items in this way for customers with non-regal budgets... Those were true pros. Hard to imagine any of us could ever reach that level of skill and efficiency in today's world of convenience and machine made competition.
That is a fantastic table. I would say your skills are master level, but that just doesn't seem adequate. Super Master level? Epic? The patience you have with chiseling is simply amazing. I hope you consider teaching so you can pass those skills along. Thanks for sharing.
The final taps of the top sliding into lock and your face , yea that's the money shot. Your eyes showed your joy as it came together. Great work, way way way above my skill level 👏 👌 💪 👍 🙌 💯 👏
I just came across your channel,” New Guy” lol. I have always loved making thing out of wood. You just can’t beat the smell and feel of the wood in your hands. Please keep the videos coming, I can hardly wait for the next one.
Absolutely love watching your work. I bet you could release the same video with no voiceover, just straight ASMR and soothing background music, and it would do really well.
I would to be able to just release videos with no taking like some guys do. The voiceover part is my least favorite on the edit and I would love to not do that haha. Might try just tool sounds next time
You're quite the joinery nerd ;) Great video Chris, that build was spectacular and very clean. I watched the whole thing for sure. I love your marking gauge by the way... even though it is pretty expensive huh.
As a son of a high school shop teacher and after ~45 yrs of master carpenter that's nice wk, {I love my Stanley England plane too it's a very nice tool} , beautiful work done well perfect is more. . . . . Keep on doing the stuff David
Anyone that argues with $50 a hour doesn't deserve it or you / your work !!!! Truly thankful I found your channel from this video , simply put ! It's AMAZING 👏 YOUR VERY SKILLED !!!
Incredible work. It's amazing to watch you use mostly hand tools, and you make it look easy. Most people use as many machines as possible. But what you're doing here is just raw talent. Bravo
What a great project. Wonderful design. The greatest thing is, that all built with handtools. So much work. Love it. Congratulations for that from germany
Damn, that's some beautiful work! I love my Suizan saws. I think you underestimate people's appreciation of your craftsmanship. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Truly amazing craftsmanship! I cannot begin to tell you how many details I learned watching this video. If I had $15k cash lying around, I would gladly give you that for this table.
Really enjoy your description that you provide and detail you put into your projects. As always was a joy watching your creation and Craftsmanship and care to woodworking. Keep up the efforts and sharing such amazing projects. Amazing project.
I have a love/hate feeling when watching your videos. I love the videos and projects along with your commentary.... it’s all inspiring... I hate watching because I realize how crappy my skills still are! 😂🤣😂 Keep up the great work. This project and your skill set are mind blowing!
Absolutely Beautiful design there. Wow that's pretty amazing looking. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep Making. God bless.
A Sincere Thank You For A Wonderful View Into Your Craft !!! Superb in all aspects, I can count too many to list. Know that you are truly an Artisan. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Absolutely gorgeous, I rarely if ever comment on anything but I felt compelled to let you know how beautiful your work is, your passion shines through your work.
English it´s not my first language so I have no words to describe how amazing and beautyful this wooden piece is.I am really impressive the dainty and thorough way you work.Congrats.
So many woodworkers on youtube try to post every week or more, either to satisfy the demands of their sponsors or just to create a ton of content. However a lot of it useless both as entertainment or education. I really appreciate that you post your content less often but it is always well worth the watch. I hope you can make this model work for you. Beautiful work as always.
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Spectacular. Quarter sawn white oak and black walnut are the most beautiful woods. Thanks for sharing.
You sir are a master craftsman. A very enjoyable 1/2 hour spent watching you work. Well done
The sliding dovetails on the top were a nice addition. It turned out beautifully.
I used to watch New Yankee Workshop on PBS on Sundays as a kid and this is my NEW New Yankee Workshop. The wood working, sounds of the workshop, the voiceover, the editing, the process, and the finished product 🤌
Thank you so much. That’s a nicer message than I deserve haha
Beautifully made, Chris! Thank you so much for sharing.
Its a beautiful piece and great craftmanship
Thanks John!
Been missing the content like this while you've been building out the new shop. This was such a pleasure to watch. Thanks as always for the content and inspiration. I'll be finishing up an entertainment center in my own home this month thanks to the lessons I've learned from you and other youtubers after picking up woodworking a few years ago. Can't wait until I can try more fine wood working like this project in the future. Hope you are enjoying the new shop, sure looks like you are!
In my opinion you are worth more than $50 per hour and this piece is worth way more than $15,000.
Hey Daniel, thanks so much for watching and the kind words. Means a lot!
Ditto. Glad to have him back. Missed Utz in this vid I hope he’s still around?
You are a true artisan. Not many people get to do what they love and make a living at it. I believe this is the first video of yours that I have seen and I will certainly check others out. This will be the first time I have ever shared a video. My brother enjoys wood working so I will share it with him
Oh, I'd forgotten we were waiting on this. How wonderful this afternoon to see you pop back up in my feed. Eagerly anticipated, fully appreciated. I love the development from the bookcase a few years ago. Congratulations, Chris. Many aspire to heirloom work, few accomplish it. I'm am quite certain this piece will still be proudly adorning somebody's home in 300 years. A masterpiece. Well done, sir.
Thank you for the kind words and sorry for keeping you waiting so long haha. I really gotta get more videos out haha
Yes you do! 😉
Genius design and execution.
Watching this build is extremely therapeutic!!! Finessing at its most using an awesome arsenal of handtools.. Keep up the great work!!!!
Thank you friend! I appreciate the kind words!
Without doubt one of the most beautiful pieces of furniture and craftsmanship I have ever seen. The sliding dovetail joint was brilliant. Thanks Chris
Thank you!
The shop looks amazing!
You've been super busy with the house and the timber frame project and this project is amazing as well!!! Beautiful.
Absolutely brilliant craftsmanship! This is my favorite channel, only hope that one day I could be able to complete a build as beautiful as your finished build.
Amazing build, Thank you !
I have followed you since 2018 and absolutely admire and respect your work so much. Thank you for letting folks know the number of hours it takes to create such a gorgeous piece. Keep on creating, man.
Thank you! I truly appreciate people like you that have stuck with me and supported the channel!
I love the build, the time and patience involve. Keep it up! I love to see more.
Beyond a doubt, this has been one of the best RUclips videos I have watched. You, Sir, are a Master, and I so much appreciate the care you have put into your craft. You are so comfortable in your narration, and the attention to detail is outstanding.
Wow thank you so much! Really means a lot to me!
There is something peaceful about watching you build using all hand tools. Your working is amazing.
Wow I can feel the passion through the screen, this kind of stuff just jumps out at you when you run into someone who truly loves what they do. This is awesome, everything else I saw on RUclips I thought was woodworking was nothing quite like this! Great work man!
Thank you for sharing. We woodworkers all have that one piece that emphasizes our craft well done. Enjoy watching your videos.
I really love watching you use all those hand tools. I'm personally not a huge fan of the Japanese style, but watching your videos is still super relaxing and enjoyable. All the sawing, and the joinery, and the chisels - so satisfying! Keep up the good work :)
Thank you!
Almost all of the comments here are so right. That is so a Beautiful job/work/art/ and handmade, specially all of the fittings and cuts. Without mentioning design. Keep the good great work
and thank you for sharing it with all of us.
Best regards from Germany. 😊
Thank you!
stunning skilled craftsmanship - just working out the concept nevermind the execution of the carpentry both of which are amazing
Thank you! My favorite part is the design process. I love the problem solving that goes into it.
Fantastic build. Thanks so much for sharing. I've been down other rabbit holes for quite a few months and this was the first video of this type I've watched in quite a while. I had forgotten just how satisfying it is to see someone work with wood and hand tools this way. So therapeutic. Good job on the camera and lighting work.
Man oh man, your skills are certainly most impressive. That is a gorgeous piece and I would love to see more content like this. Great job Chris
Fantastic craftsmanship really enjoyed watching the build. $50 is not enough!
Incredible work. Watching that top finally slide into home position at the end was just wonderful.
Haha I totally agree. It was so rewarding!
Wonderfully well-resolved piece and excellent presentation. I like your reasoning around putting in the hard yards in the design/build, keeping the piece, and relying on RUclips to recover costs.
Hey hey nice to see you again! Truly a work of art. Well done!
Nice to be back. Thanks for watching bud!
Fabulous! Thanks for making the world a better place.
No resin, no cnc. An actual wood worker. Keep it up. 💯👌🏾
To say CNC and resin aren't woodworking is pretty toxic, IMO.
Imagine gatekeeping technological progress while commenting on a website processing petabytes of data allowing you to view content from around the world 😂
Love the hand tool work but it’s just a different style all together, not better or worse
@@jetah50 Yes, resin is pretty toxic 😂😂
@ only before it's cured, however, being a toxic person last a lifetime!
I don't know, he's using electricity...
Samurai style and Paul Sellers technique. Im glad you've taken the missing youtube woodworking space that the Samurai has vacated.
Love the work
I thought I was going a little crazy when I started this video, because I swore I saw you build this already! 😆
Thanks for taking the time to walk us through this amazing build. It was well worth a second video to see the amount of time and effort that went into this work of art!
True craftsmanship brother. If you advertise the right way to reach the rich you could get what that table's worth. The rich does not care about the price. They want what others can't afford. Awesome build.
$50/hour from an expert craftsman for handmade furniture is very reasonable. The challenge is finding someone with the budget for a table at that cost. Not many people out there with that. But that rate is certainly reasonable. Beautiful table!
Yes definitely would be a challenge finding a buyer for this. I’d probably have to use my online presence to find someone, locally would be really hard.
@@ThirdCoastCraftsman Besides the expense ($15k) kinda big for my trailer home 😀 But seriously, anyone spending that much likely has big spaces… residential or commercial (think high-end office or condo lobby). They may want a pair and the 2nd build will undoubtedly be much quicker (more profit) than the first. Imagine the speed/profit on the 3-3k produced 😀
Another extremely interesting feature built with your talented hands. Been a fan of yours for years now. You still truly amaze me with your talent drive to try anything. Thank you Sir
Absolutely beautiful work. I don't mean to sound covetous at all by saying this following statement; However not only was the build very inspiring, incredible, and an absolute joy to watch, but your tools were making me dream of having such an amazing shop one day. The quality of the chisels, how sharp they were, the massive lumber pile, just really everything about your shop and this project are the dream for many. You are blessed, and I'm very happy to have the opportunity to have the mini apprenticeship of your knowledge.
Thank you for the kind words. I am indeed very blessed
Very fine woodworking hands, technique and chosen equipment. Sweet design indeed. Good on you.
Wow! Very impressive work. I see this as a full project to be sold (plans, video, etc.). Your editing and commentary are great. I agree with others, $50/hour is too little.
Well Done!! Nothing is better than a well crafted item made by hand.
Wow Chris, your skill and execution is beyond words. Beautiful design, amazing attention to detail and your video storytelling is spot on. Amazing video.
I was thinking you deserve a pbs program. The episode can be design, then build execution.
Your content is my favorite on RUclips. I wish someday to to do 1/4 of what you can do.
Wow thanks so much! That really means a lot to me!
Amazing work! I love the Japaneses style and old wood work tools. Something about the feel when using old tool.
It's great to see you making furniture Chris.
Thank you John!
A great pleasure to see this level of work. Thanks.
Excellent job! The attention to detail is amazing and the work is truly inspiring!
Thanks bud. I appreciate it!
You are very welcome! I enjoy watching you work. I think you have more patience than I have. And when you do nice work and make a quality video that can entertain, instruct, and inspire, you deserve everything that you receive.
Not only did the shelf go through a journey on this project, but your facial hair also journeyed along with it. Beautiful results as always!
Bahahahaha yup
What an amazing build, and such a beautiful result! Your level of craftsmanship is outstanding; I always love watching your videos! Thank you for sharing!
$50 p/hr is a very fair rate for the customer, not for you! Your level of experience and attention to detail is worth WAY more than that! A beautiful build. Cheers!
Thank you man! I appreciate that!
I came here to say this. If it was 300 hours of work, the price is too low. His Skill, Expertise, and Time are more valuable than that.
Lmao. I charge more for cuttingboards.
Agree . Ridiculous price . We are getting destroyed by such low fees . We are selling to low for such high quality . Think of all the ones pushing mouses on Silicon Valley … anyhow bravo !
Totally agree to an even higher rate. But to be fair, I think the design should be charged differently, specially if you would make more of those, or sell plans, or whatever monetization you could get from it. It would then make sense to dilute the design cost, and charge for your work, time, expertise and materials
Brilliant work, subscribing is the least we could do for your contribution to the woodwork world. Keep going.
That is remarkable. You really made such a nice and timeless piece of furniture. You sure have some incredible skills with all those hand tools 👍
Thank you!
The sliding dovetail guide is the best idea! Thank you. Beautiful work, inspiring to watch
This is amazing work Sir. I really have enjoyed your content and all the effort you put into everything you do. Like you, I first learned about woodworking from my grandfather, and I have just a couple of his tools in my shop. He's passed on, but I feel his presence when I'm in the shop sometimes. It motivates me to put all I have into everything I build.
I look forward to seeing your future projects. The heart that you put into your work isn't lost on me. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the kind words Jason. Grandpa’s sure do know how to have a profound impact on a young man’s life. Glad you have a couple of his tools to use and charish
Great job, it's realty a pleasure to see you working. THANKS!
Insane project mate, looks amazing! Good to see you back, feels like a long time since I've seen content come out from you!
Yea it has been a long time. Too long! Thanks for sticking with me through the drought haha
Remarkible craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing this video!
Just stunning. I love Japanese inspired woodcraft. I really want to learn how to do stuff like this. One of my favorite parts of this (and it seems so simple) is the way the vertical supports come through the middle shelf where you've knocked down the edges. Just a cool look. If craftsmanship like this isn't worth $50 per hour, Ikea has won.
It isn't worth $50 dollars per hour. At least not at the 300 hrs quoted.
Beautiful work; candid discussion of the economics we craftsmen face in modern times; and a tour de force demonstration of interesting hand tools in use. Quite a post. Thank you! Imagine the pressure the historical masters of these hand techniques felt when their kids needed shoes and they were building every day items in this way for customers with non-regal budgets... Those were true pros. Hard to imagine any of us could ever reach that level of skill and efficiency in today's world of convenience and machine made competition.
Yeah dude, I love this build. It's incredible. Thanks for always sharing cool projects big and small.
That is a fantastic table. I would say your skills are master level, but that just doesn't seem adequate. Super Master level? Epic? The patience you have with chiseling is simply amazing. I hope you consider teaching so you can pass those skills along. Thanks for sharing.
The final taps of the top sliding into lock and your face , yea that's the money shot. Your eyes showed your joy as it came together. Great work, way way way above my skill level 👏 👌 💪 👍 🙌 💯 👏
By far the best Craftsman I have ever seen. Project turned out perfect. U dun GOOD, and enjoyed watching every minute of it.
Thanks so much!
Beautiful. Not a single mistake on such a complicated build. Truly Japanese in nature...
What a lovely table. And NO ROUTERS or CNC's. Every viber of this table belongs to you and your skillful hands only. Awesome....
Very beautiful craftsmanship . Thank you so much for sharing .
I just came across your channel,” New Guy” lol. I have always loved making thing out of wood. You just can’t beat the smell and feel of the wood in your hands. Please keep the videos coming, I can hardly wait for the next one.
Wow! Next level. I’m glad you’re adding this old school craftsmanship to the instant gratification culture of RUclips and America. Thank you!!!
The clarity and communication of mind, eye, and touch is astounding. Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful! I really enjoyed watching this come together. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and share your process.
In a world full of cull lumber and epoxy, this video of ultra fine woodworking is absolutely a breath of fresh air. That is absolutely beautiful
Thank you!
Stunning. First time I've watched this channel. Stunning.
You're an absolute master. A joy to watch and I hope nothing but success and happiness for you.
Amazing craftmanship! Don't sell yourself short; there are people out there who are willing and able to pay for this level of work!
100 percent agree. There are lots of clients that would pay 20k+ for work like this.
Absolutely stunning! The craftsmanship of this piece is outstanding. I truly enjoy watching your videos.
Absolutely love watching your work. I bet you could release the same video with no voiceover, just straight ASMR and soothing background music, and it would do really well.
I would to be able to just release videos with no taking like some guys do. The voiceover part is my least favorite on the edit and I would love to not do that haha. Might try just tool sounds next time
You're quite the joinery nerd ;)
Great video Chris, that build was spectacular and very clean. I watched the whole thing for sure.
I love your marking gauge by the way... even though it is pretty expensive huh.
Thanks Dorian! Appreciate the comment from a fellow joinery nerd haha. Yea that marking gauge is amazing and well worth the price
As a son of a high school shop teacher and after ~45 yrs of master carpenter that's nice wk, {I love my Stanley England plane too it's a very nice tool} , beautiful work done well perfect is more. . . . .
Keep on doing the stuff
David
Thank you. I appreciate that very much!
I loved watching the CREATION of a beautifully designed TABLE ❤
This may be the most beautiful table I've ever seen! Outstanding!
Haha thank you!
Anyone that argues with $50 a hour doesn't deserve it or you / your work !!!! Truly thankful I found your channel from this video , simply put ! It's AMAZING 👏 YOUR VERY SKILLED !!!
Incredible work. It's amazing to watch you use mostly hand tools, and you make it look easy. Most people use as many machines as possible. But what you're doing here is just raw talent. Bravo
Thank so much Shawn!
What a great project. Wonderful design. The greatest thing is, that all built with handtools. So much work. Love it. Congratulations for that from germany
Thank you!
Damn, that's some beautiful work! I love my Suizan saws. I think you underestimate people's appreciation of your craftsmanship. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Truly amazing craftsmanship! I cannot begin to tell you how many details I learned watching this video. If I had $15k cash lying around, I would gladly give you that for this table.
Really enjoy your description that you provide and detail you put into your projects. As always was a joy watching your creation and Craftsmanship and care to woodworking. Keep up the efforts and sharing such amazing projects. Amazing project.
I have a love/hate feeling when watching your videos. I love the videos and projects along with your commentary.... it’s all inspiring... I hate watching because I realize how crappy my skills still are! 😂🤣😂
Keep up the great work. This project and your skill set are mind blowing!
Lol. Thanks Tom!
Absolutely Beautiful design there. Wow that's pretty amazing looking. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep Making. God bless.
Thanks buddy! Always appreciate you stopping by and watching! You’re a good dude 👍
@@ThirdCoastCraftsman I try my hardest. Your very welcome. God bless.
Amazing work... Hats off! Good to see a young man with such dedication, precision, patience. Keep up!
A Sincere Thank You For A Wonderful View Into Your Craft !!! Superb in all aspects, I can count too many to list. Know that you are truly an Artisan. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!
As expected. Your creativity and execution is unparalleled. Absolutely incredible.
World-class craftsmanship!
Absolutely beautiful, excellent work Chris.
Very nice. Beautiful table. It was a pleasure to watch you work.
What a stunning piece of furniture, a showcase of your skills.
Absolutely gorgeous, I rarely if ever comment on anything but I felt compelled to let you know how beautiful your work is, your passion shines through your work.
Thank you very much! Greatly appreciated
Always a pleasure to see a craftsman at work your experience is a joy to behold.your vintage machines blew me away WOW
Glad to see you put out another video. It's been too long. Beautiful piece. Your work is always inspiring.
You have some amazing skills! Beautiful workmanship. Beautiful piece!
English it´s not my first language so I have no words to describe how amazing and beautyful this wooden piece is.I am really impressive the dainty and thorough way you work.Congrats.
So many woodworkers on youtube try to post every week or more, either to satisfy the demands of their sponsors or just to create a ton of content. However a lot of it useless both as entertainment or education. I really appreciate that you post your content less often but it is always well worth the watch. I hope you can make this model work for you. Beautiful work as always.
Thank you!