So beautiful, so elegant! I like it.

real woodworking right here. I say that because your bench is as cluttered as mine when I'm knee-deep in a project. Do you just screw the drawer pulls in from inside the drawer or do you use threaded inserts?

Are these two sided tapered legs? If it is, are thy attached with the side stiles straight 90 degree? Nice taper looks like the legs are in an angle.

Are those soft close slides? :P

Cut the obnoxious music and you might have a good video

Great video, very helpful to me while I 'get it in my head' what I've signed up for....I think it's going to be a fun ride! Thanks also for the 12-bar blues....-Veteran '66-68

What kind of grinding wheel do you start with?

Great build. My safety standards in the shop are a little more rigorous.

How deep did you drill the "depth holes"? Great vid

Safety glass!!??

Great videos! I love channels like yours, simple editing of approachable builds. It’s funny how a channel like this can make your night better after years of searching for unseen content unsuccessfully. The algorithm helped us both out tonight!

Bless the poor souls who came looking for a simple weekend project to make for their kids and found a pantorouter😂😂😂

The music makes it unwatchable.

Greetings from Australia Simple and fun designed table. I have subscribed to your channel and will be watching your videos. Regards James One Handed Maker

I want a pantorouter

How did you attach the top?

This is an awesome build. Do you happen to have plans available for this dresser or for purchase?

thanks! this kind of videos really motivates me to start woodworking. How much time does it take to carve the seat to its final shape? it seems like a lot of wood removed and quite a delicate work

Absolutely beautiful

Man you have got some outsized talent!! You should get together with Nick Sawyer in Portland. Find yourselves a good lead guitar and drummer and you could become the Beatles of furniture making.

I'm blown away. Exquisite workmanship, ingenious joinery, maybe even better design! Did you just dive right in to the premium lumber or did you do a test build with scrap first? And how many shop hours do you estimate you had in each chair?

WOW

What's that piece of art retail for?

Super chill…

what are the depths of your three drilled holes?

It’s incredibly satisfying to watch the sculptural part, when the blocky form turns into a thing of beauty.

Excellent work Brian, technique is inspiring. I'm new to woodworking and, and I've been building small furniture around my home. My next project is a big one (for me anyway, as I'm still new at this), a farmhouse style bedframe with storage in the headboard with barn doors, for my daughters bedroom. I picked up lots of ideas watching this vid! I've recently had people asking me to sell them furniture that I've built. If you don't mid me asking, what did you invest in material for this project, and what would you sell this project for?

Stunning

WOW! So damn beautiful! Good job!

I like your design and your overall construction. However, you should re-think your glue technique. When gluing the shelf there is no need to glue end grain to cross grain when you have already installed and glued tenons. End grain glue to cross grain glue will not hold over time and only produces more glue squeeze out that you need to remove. Just trust the sturdy domino tenons and glue for the joint and save yourself a lot and sanding and finishing hassels.

You should not wedge parallel to the grain

Nice work. I think it's really smart how you times yourself like that

How much wood did you get for 1 chair

How easy is it to get the dominoes / biscuits to align perfectly? Do you mark with a measure and then line-up the cutter?

Very nice.

very nice

Where's the 'how to part'?

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I prefer to build with Woodprix plans.

I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from Woodglut.

I did it myself. I used Stodoys woodworking plans for this.

I did it about three weeks ago. I learned a lot about it on the Woodglut website. Check.

I will try to do it with Woodprix plans.

I used Woodglut instructions for this and I already did it :)

My adventure with the tree began with projects from Woodprix.

Splendidly to see Woodprix have new plans which helped me save some money and energy for this construction.

I'm really sure you can build it yourself. I did this 2 weeks ago thanks to the Woodprix plans.

I appreciate your skill at building a chair. I believe you need to practice on your skill at making a video. Why are you going so fast? Why are you playing music. This is a serious question because worldwide so many different people like so many different kinds of music and in the end the more people who watch the video the better for you. But to improve the video more I believe it would be better for you to explain what you are doing and why you are doing it, and why you are sequencing the build as you have. It is a great build and I learned from it. However speeded up photography with out a narrative makes it much harder to learn from. I am not trying to be critical and maybe you didn't make the video to teach. Maybe you just made the video to proclaim "hey look what I did" which is alright. On a personal level I believe that narration and explanation would work more toward teaching others. And I feel with your skills that you would be a good teacher. It is a very nice project and you are doing very nice work. I do not mean to make you feel bad I just believe that if presented the build while explaining the build it would be such a great teaching video. Keep up the spectacular work, this comment is from someone who hopes to be as good as you some day. I will continue to watch your videos - Bravo.

Thank you so much for just showing me how to make a dresser (and properly without cutting corners like other videos) instead of trying to sell yourself .

Nice work Brain, these look great. Quick question on your clamping cauls, how are they held in place when clamping your miters, double-sided tape?