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Wow! Good job man!

うぅ〜〜　日本人として　ちょっと違うかなぁ〜😢

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Looks perfect. How much did it cost?

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Looking good 😊😊

Just turn off the damn saw mate.... Sheesh....

Thank you for all your time and effort. 1in7

I love seeing the mistakes and how you fixed them. That's the mark of a craftsman, in my opinion.

That brass inlay is stunning. It really take the piece up to the next level. I love you showing the jigs, helps me figure out what effects you put onto the work piece. Thanks a lot. 👍

Great table. Great dedication in sanding back the finish when you weren’t happy with it, many wouldn’t have.

Looks nice! Hint, do colored tests on scrap instead of sanding the whole thing next time!

Or... Colour match and make it worth your while by charging accordingly. Most people don't have the skills or knowledge to be able to get colours to match even remotely close. if you've got those skills to active this, you should be paid appropriately for it. If your not prepared to charge accordingly to ensure you dont make a loss, you might as well be stacking supermarket shelves.

Do you have an option with the gambling and brothels still intact?

Looks amazing

Looks fantastic 👍

Always love sapele. Great work!

Kevin is about to turn those lights out on you 😂

Gorgeous work and excellent artisanship. Your videography is really great too. You’re gonna go far.

Beautiful and impressive. Well done.

My eyes have been blessed by the mastery of your craft.

This is awesome. Your jokes cracked me up too.

Really beautiful 👍

For those woodworkers stumbling in here, this does work temporarily. The fight with the wood begins once the wood starts to dey out again. Often replacing the water with a hardening oil does well, but if yoy have a really troublesome one you may need a stabilizing resin.

Sheeesh!

Nice😉

Check your marking gauge blade for flatness by taking it off and sanding it a little. My “wheel” was warped but some 300 grit did ok

The design is beautiful and your execution inspiring. Your music choice was sublime. Unlike other commentors, I am not put off by any of the modern techniques you employed in making such an appealing lamp. I wish you all the luck in the world with your channel. I will offer one thought of criticality. The video you compiled was soft, smooth, even relaxing. Unfortunately, I became distracted by what seemed to be an unnecessary joke. You have talent and skill. No need to ad lib to a lower demographic. Keep up the great work.

Regarding the marking gauge, it’s best to intentionally cut your tails and pins a little long, about 1/16” at most. This way you only need to plane down a little end grain after assembly to flush everything up perfectly. The down side to the is that it can make it difficult to clamp the joint because you have all the little bibs protruding on the outside of the joint. Alternatively, you could just the pins and tails a little short to prevent that problem, in which case you’d be planing the long grain faces after assembly to flush up everything. Even with the gauge set perfectly, you’ll always have to plane something to get everything perfectly flush after assembly, so just plan for it when you set your gauge.

Great work as always 👍👍

are you using a Varnish?

I cant subscribe because the music is distracting

Great job. Those pieces look great! I’m not very good at dove tails myself, but will always continue working on my technique.

Nicely done! Regarding the marking gauge not giving the correct width, I'm not sure why it's happening but you may try putting a piece of paper or some tape underneath the gauge as a little micro shim to counter the incorrect reading.

Japanese style... Domino's..... No way dude. Learn true joinery.

Absolutely love the video bud. Very proud of you.

KZbin?! Oh snap! Kind of sad that you got rid of your built in metal push stick finger but…KILLER build Tyler! 🤙🏼

Your garage needs to be cleaned out. Jeez!