Your turned/burnt vase is absolutely stunning!

Amazing. Inspiring. More please...

very cool video. thank you

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Nice story. Woodworking is very therapeutic especially if you have a nice comfortable shop. Jak’s work is bringing smiles to her clients, what a beautiful attribute.

She’s checked all the platitude boxes. Not heroic at all.

Yes the girls CAN do it ! I've been a dairy farm hand and a truck driver ... and I'm a "girl" 😁 👍

I've been making furniture all my life and in the last five years I've been making furniture for my children. I believe the internet has opened so many doors for the craftsman that did not exist twenty years ago. Had the internet existed in my youth I would have adopted furniture making as a means of support. I am now a happy 75 year old and wish those who are younger and supporting themselves with their craft all the luck and prosperity life has on offer.

I am proud of you as well! I I used to follow your videos years ago when you were making work benches small things, later somehow I forgot about you and years later now all of sudden I wanted to check your channel out. It was a proud moment to see how big your channel has grown and how much you have achieved including buying real estates. I am a female who is into wood working, house renovation.

Had a Silver Russian cat like jerry. Very smart cats! Became a fan with the end of video.

"River Tables are the Worst!" amen brother. Loved the whimsy. Being an artist that makes wooden art is a unique place to be. Hoping you do more art . Consider sculpting to integrate into cabinet making? Consider a gallery for your work?

Your job IS a “real” job! I know it’s a ton of work lol. Just bc you mostly like it doesn’t make it not a real job 😂

Dude the desk at your house is so sweet!! All those tiny drawers! It’s beautiful

Real name is David Packouz google him...

If I were Ashley's Dad I would be so proud of her. She has found herself a good space in both head and workspace

Love this series. Thank you

You can see the KJ's happiness being in the shop when watching his videos.

This is the first video I have watched from this channel and wow are you good. Well done concept

Thanks!

I want the Prius shirt!!

Great interview!

Wow, only new to Scroll Saws and what they can do. Just Jigsaw Puzzling Myself so far. But will try some of these more intricate designs.

Thank you for sharing…

Should go without saying but Frank does amazing work.

I have been scrolling for 32 years today. I am humbled by your passion for the art. I never thought of cutting handwriting. (I have cut a few voice prints.) I now have a new area of our art to explore.

great story thanks for sharing

Hello my name is ian huff I'm from galion ohio just wanted to say great video, very inspiring! God bless 🙌

Really enjoyed this. Keep it rolling.

Thank you for such an inspiring video, I can very much relate to what you’ve shared. I’m now 75, and had a productive fulling life, I so enjoy my woodworking shop, building projects to give away.

You are fun to just listen to. I just finished my shop that is every persons dream shop so I am looking for something small to build. I love your thoughts and pretty smile and I love your genuine smile and perspective on your family. I have a great wife with a smile as pretty as yours I will watch your videos again. Gary S in Pueblo Co

Your opening comment is right on good job

You are a fine craftsman sir.

😣 я с самого первого дня этой преступной войны плачу с вами,,😢

Really great video! Eden is awesome!!

What a great story & outstanding videography! I hope you both continue to do your outstanding craftsmanship. Please do not take this as a criticism, but my veteran's eye tends to notice the US flag in backgrounds, & thought you might want to know the blue field should be at the top left, not the top right. Regardless, thank you for flying the flag 🇺🇸

Who’s cutting onions? 🥺

How incredible, your new shop, what you have built from ground up! Good for you man. Appreciate the videos

Nice story

I can relate on so many levels. Losing our boy absolutely transformed my relationship with working with my hands. I’m grateful for her story and for you sharing it so well.

I love how you capture our maker community… love learning about other makers and their stories through your lense!!!! Love this one!

Wow. Great video Justin. The cinematography really helps emphasize Kelly's powerful story.

I like her perspective on getting that one tool that can get you started on your way to making and building. Great story as always. I enjoyed her authenticity.

Oof, I am at a restaurant crying like a baby, hoping no one comes over to ask if I’m ok. 😭❤️

What a beautiful job you did telling this story. I was so moved when Kelly said “choose joy”.

Nothing like a Call Me Mabie video to make me realize I have so many unfelt feelings, and to suddenly feel them all at once.

Hard to describe, but I think what I like most about your documentaries is that the questions are never asked. I hear what Kelly says and know that the question was phrased so perfectly that it sparked that passionate sparkle in her eyes. as always, fantastic video

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Beautiful story Kelly and the work you do is inspiring. I lost my sister when I was five the same way you lost Eden. I love the way you include her in your story. Justin, you’ve pulled another remarkable story and video into a masterpiece!

amazing

Thank you for sharing your story! Making things and being creative can be an important part of all of our lives.