You'll never be criticized by someone doing more than you. Only by those doing less. Love the content bruv!

Got a like and sub from me. I appreciate the sense of humor, the process and sharing when you make the boneheaded mistakes we all make from time to time!

This was a fun video, thanks, I needed to chill a bit. The bending saw blade just means you’re pushing too hard. Let the blade do the cutting, don’t rush it. And you’re right that skinny blades mean more precision.

Had me until the end! I ❤ the idea!

Great video like always holy moly people like watching a flatulent fat guy make stuff. I need to eat more food with beans and bulk up to your standard 🤣🤣✌️

Cool ideas, hilarious commentary and easy to follow instructions.... You've definitely earned my subscription, looking forward to seeing more of your videos 🤘🤘

should have cut the lip on the front to wrap around and hide those missing squares. the missing squares is definitely worse than seeing end grain

Keep the pin stripes.

You Could Use A Little Lucas Red Taky Red Lithium Grease.

I love ❤️ this! If I were to build one, I think that I would make the hinges go on the inside. That's just my personal preference/taste. Great job 👏 I really enjoy that you leave in your mistakes. Everyone can learn something from you and your experiences. 🌟 ❤

Those people that copied you are trash for that. They couldn’t even be bothered to use their brains to change it up a bit. Pathetic.

lame crap only old subrurban folk buy. karens walking around craft shows. not worth the time, wood, paint, or effort of selling. def not worth $15k.

LookingGood. Plaining the woof and champer the enges will look good. I use good yellow pind and use the planer, joiner nd sancer. That takes away the "lumber look"

This has to be one of the stupidest videos I’ve ever seen on here? Do you think people actually believe this shit!😂

I'm 75 y. o. retired muscian ..... so I guess I'll subscribe. Video was very enjoyable like learning a new 3 chord song ..... thanks. (sorry, meds just kicked in)

2 live crew!!!

I have stabbed my hand more times than I will admit with improper hand placement and chisels

You make the same mistakes I do! 😂 Great ideas!

I'm 55yo, can barely walk, don't have health insurance so no idea what's going on. The only way I can 'maybe' get help with insurance is after i lose everything.. my home, what little i jave in savings, my car, everything I have.. . And then.. only then.. "maybe" I have applied for work everywhere i can with absolutely zero response. No one will hire me.. i cant blame them. So I've been looking into any way i can hopefully make at least $1500/$2000 per month and id be great. My lifestyle is extremely cheap, my home and car are paid in full, I just need to keep up my bills/taxes and eat once per day.. My bills are about $1200 mo

Great video man and it's nice to see a little humor. You asked for your suggestions on using polyurethane. I had an old man tell me once "It's not paint, so quit trying to put it on like it is." You apply polyurethane. Get a good natural hair brush and soak it in mineral spirits right before you use it. Let it sit in the thinner while you're getting your poly ready. Once you're ready bring it out so it's not dripping. Dip it in your polyurethane and start in the middle of your project and with the brush LAYING in your hand, at about a 25° angle, applying no pressure, drag it to the edge. The first coat of oil poly can be cut in about half. Basically the brush just carries the poly from the can to your surface. You don't brush it in like paint there's no need. Just work in one direction, from the center out, not back and forth. After you get it applied, leave it alone. Do everything else as you normally would, sanding between coats, etc. I hope this helps you. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate. Great video! P. S. If you want a better finish get rid of them foam brushes! You can find me on Facebook and send me a PM if you have more questions. Again, great video. Love the wall sconces.

No sugi ban? Aww.

Hmmm I finally followed Robert's advice and took woodprix instructions. It's great for beginners, and has some advanced stuff too.

thank you for being the way you are. had fun watching your videos. you made me laugh. props

Grizzly makes a decent benchtop sander that’s very affordable

Dude you're hilarious 😂

It’s a giant toe nail lol😂

Jimmy Fallon in a ball cap.

You may want to try wrapping sandpaper over the edge of a credit card to remove the black stain in the groove. Of course it won’t matter in the future builds as you had stated. Also, when adding the hanger on the back, just clamp the sconce face down at the corner of your workbench, definitely Benny Hill, lol.

Sweet tater pie

Use a smaller bearing

love the strip, good job!

Is Harris and Baden still in the white house nobody can afford Christmas

Nice work! New subscriber here.

A good hummer here and there never hurts.

So what mate if only it were true mate so wheres the proof mate weve had the loe so lets he the truth mate ?

Use the lines you previously made to find center. Just measure in a couple inches and make some small holes before you sand the circle

You hit the nail on the head so much stress in the world nice to take things in your stride and enjoy it !!!

Man put your itch cream away😂😂

That was a fun watch, thanks for the humor and including the mistakes instead of editing things to make it look perfect. Also, an old painter we used for many years to paint houses and finish our cabinets told me he only used water based poly for floors. In his words "it looks like a glazed donut". Ten years ago, I agreed with him. Now, the formulations are much, much better. I've had the chance to use both water and oil based poly over the last three decades, and the new water based stuff is pretty dam good. I still use oil for certain woods (Walnut, hickory, etc.) but with lighter and softer woods, the water stuff turns out great.

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Use ups for big packages

with the pin stripe

You stained in the grove!! I didn't see it until you pointed it out. Thanks. Now, I cant unsee it!

Hilarious

Aren’t you able to make your ideas on Etsy copy-written or something similar?

Love the humor.

Oh my goodness. I have never had so much fun watching a woodworking video. You are brilliant. Thank you ❤

I love woodwork but I don’t have the skills needed. I’d certainly purchase the smaller shapes so I could create designs I want.

Where do I go to get tickets to the dog concert? Great job guy!