I don't mind hearing you talking, but was not a big fan of the sped up high pitched talking during finishing. I like listening to tools sped up, not voices so much lol

Whirlwind of a project, especially if you're trying to film too! Results were great as usual! Looking forward to the upcoming videos, especially the house and shop building stuff. Big projects! My recommendations for future videos are some sort of 2142 crossover content. Just kidding, keep doing what you do. May I suggest some Treecycled merch? Not sure if that would be worth the while for you but I'd probably nab a hoodie. Oh, and for the love of your respiratory system man, please carry some N95s around with you, especially for sanding and routing!

Have you considered sorting the planks by color, and having some kind of pattern?

32:27 Yikes, these screws are much too short for my taste. I had legs (caster wheels actually) tear and break off when short screws have been used. I guess its ok if you have enough leverage, and you do

I see that you have 2 different planers: Dewalt for the faces, and Craftsman for the slabs (18:03). Why?

Awesome video! Can't wait for the future updates! 👍

Nice Job! Love the bamboo top.

25:15 what is the purpose of clamping while cross-cutting?

when you glue a layer to the next, you also add bradnails. what is the purpose of the brad nail?

A lots of content "creators" are not creating anymore for some reason. Not sure what is going on but it's a bit said. So the other day I decided to purge my subscriptions. My finger howered over treecycled delete button for what it seamed to be an eternity. I remembered old school days and garage shop with mounts of palettes and bin heat fire so I said, naaaah. I am glad I did not. Good to see you are back and that fresh plans with new shop are in brewing. All the best. 👍👊💪

That move at 23:30

looking forward to all the new content coming

Ok.. So I spelled the word PERFECTLY wrong.. I am a mere human!

That looks like one sturdy conference table!

What is the name of the punch you used to remove the nails? I’ve been dismantling heavy duty pallets from a metal stamping business and they are pretty tough to get out of maple and oak.

No real comment - just trying to help boost the algorithm. Can't wait to see more projects.

Seems like a great tool for sure, and I love the wooden business cards. Super unique design too. Nice work, can't wait to see what projects you use this on!

Basswood isn't balsa, it's notably harder, it's also known as lime in some places.

FOR CROM!!!

Lots of fun things this would work for, thanks!

Can you use Tung oil then polyurethane??

To many separations in your end cuts. Or was that what you were going for.

I grew up in MI and the sight of a pierogi shack has made me ravenous and wishing we had more than frozen box versions out here. What city is this in? Lovely work sir.

Great job!! How thick is your slats?

Outstanding!!!!

How much were you paid for the job and how many man hours approximately?

Waddup Waddup

Wassup

Wassup

Thanks for the video, it was useful to watch. Personally though,i thought some sections were too repetitive. Watching wood being put through the planner or belt sander gets boring real quickly.

I think that it would help you if you put that assembly board on the other side of your workbench. Then all you would have to do is turn around to use the miter saw instead of walking all the way around like you are doing to trim the ends. Great video and build by the way looks great.

Man I'm getting serious terraria video game vibes from that music! Great work man!

fantastic

You R the first one that I've seen do what I do when ripping boards ! Great way to do it by flipping them half way thru ! Love it !

Instead of drilling out where the nails were. Just use a cheap knife by scraping the surface of the board. And any metal that's still in the lumber will make a clicking sound.

Instead of drilling out where the nails were. Just use a cheap knife by scraping the surface of the board. And any metal that's still in the lumber will make a clicking sound.

Not saying how much for 3 tables having to put legs on too ? Seriously worthless video without that info

What a tedious build, but such a beautiful and unique result!

ha... they closed. after all that work, now someone is rebuilding transmissions on those tables

7:30 are you THAT afraid of using the tablesaw?

Beautiful work

Top is so interesting that I wish you would do a longer, slower view of the final top. Visual candy.

Buena bonita y barata

INCREDIBLE,AWESOME..... You have given me some ideas.....(much smaller project....thank goodness. lol). Cant wait to get started. Thank you again !!!! New subscribed !!!!!

Superb my friend.

Que trabalho incrível! Eu aqui imaginando onde comprar o recipiente qie coloca os pedacinhos de madeiras. Eu aqui toda feliz que consegui fazer um arranhador com casinha para minha gata.😅 Me deparei com esse trabalho maravilhso.❤ Obrigada por compartilhar!

There is a simple way to glue all of them with just 2 clamps.

There is a simple way to glue all of them with just 2 clamps.

Deano from Biloxi, MS USA by way of Napa, CA USA. Thanks a bunch for the tutorial. I learned quite a bit, like, how the biscuit cutter and the whole entire process works. Pretty kewl, dude!! You got another subscriber and I look forward to going through your videos.

I enjoyed this immensely!! You just got another new follower!! Nice!!