Good morning 🌅, Great setup, very nice machine too, great to see craftsman around from the other side of the world, I had a shop very similar, 8 X 30 Mt , from the Uk , but now retired living in France, I still have most of my tools and equipment, but in a way small space , Keep up the great work,

Wonderful, Gary & Dave!

Inspiring stuff.

I was on the fence about which cabinet saw to buy for my new shop. Felder hammer or the Sawstop as I have owned them both in the past. This time around I went with Sawstop. My heart goes out to you brother. Beautiful shop.

nice old equipment there .

Awesome workshop and tour Gazz nice to see Davo 🙏🏿

Been waiting for this.

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Nice peice chap.

Why did they close ?

That is a home run right there . Not sure what the cricket term is .

tHank you for the video. Very interesting to see those modern machines. ( The workshop I set up is cutting edge Walker Turner )

Beautiful piece. How long did the commission take?

Love it 🥰

Why did I see a dark glue line? Someone doesn’t have a jointer?

So "John's" name is "Dave"…

A Japanese/Aussie blend. I think you've created a new genre mate. Fantastic work!

can you share your oil recipe ? thanks

That is a generational table. Sumptuous. At the videos end you showed a pic with a set of matching dinning chairs. Did you produce those, as well?

Really lovely piece. What’s the oil you use?

Love the workshop I enjoy my older Delta machery !

Awesome work. You ever use beardboard ends on you tabletops? Mitered live edge breadboard ends look great

Never knew Greg Norman has a brother that’s also a great woodworker. Awesome shop. My dream when I retire 😅

Mate nice workshop

Awesome. I'm 32 I build custom cabinets in a shop and do some woodworking on the side . It's my dream to have a set-up at my house

Hi Gary, I really love your work, I'm actually stunned by your modest and lovely way of working with wood! As I am a carpenter and hobbyist woodworker as well, I'd love to know more about your oiling details. How fine are you sanding gritwise and how do you apply second and third coats? Any wisdom you might share would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Wow what an intro view. what a striking location and shop thanks for sharing!

cool guy

We are using Osmo Oil these days and are have great success with it

Awesome Gazz

Hi Gary. Just wondering what finishing oil you use. Love your vids, makes me remember our old times in York. Cheers Mate.

The dream is to have all this plus the finger

Amazing work!! awesome video to learn and to relax too 👍👍

Beautiful table. Never seen a granite like that. The base is next level!

The level of craftsmanship and production value of these videos are what youd normally find on a video with a million views. Its only a matter of time before this channel is big.

I see also my trolleys are still in use.

Well dun Gary. Love it. Still remember the old times in the workshop in York.

Loving these vids, real unique style and amazing builds. If this channel doesn't blow up somethings wrong.

That's a really stunning piece of craftmanship. Fabulous! Is the finish linseed oil or something I've not thought of before?

Amazing table, amazing maker. Thanks for sharing, wish you more followers on YT, content you make is really amazing

Sheoak, Jarrah, Banksia, Marri, My favourite timbers, right here on our doorstep. If a tree must be cut down, then your artistry really honours that tree, beautiful work. Cheers

Beautiful work big man

Nice video. I love the table 👌🏼 some good info. I love your style and am looking forward to your next one 👍

Fabulous.

I like the base

That's a bit special!!!

Love this, the contrasting piece through the middle is something I think I want to try.

So in your workshop you have a motor bike, surfboard and sheoak. Gotta be a WA woodworker. Amazing work, love it

Beautiful Gags!

Beautiful piece of timber Gaz. Love your work.