This might be one of my favorite woodworking youtubers right now. Just how it is when you are starting out, or in this guys case (mine too), you have kids, a wife, a house, so not everything can be luxury planers and a sweet 2500 square foot shop lol. Great presentation I guess is my compliment.

I didn't see a file in your little kit. With the addition of a file, you could really make any tool

Almost 9 minutes in, tool has not touched the stone? Yes we all know the stone has to be clean, flat , and wet.

Great video 👍👍

Sort of confused. Why did you put the nails in sideways?

Less Talking, man!

I missed to see the back of the box!

If you keep them sharp, they are less likely to glance at your leg. If they are dull, they will hurt you.

Hi there! I think it would be interesting to see the nata being used for rough stock removal for some woodworking projects in place of a hatcher!

“Number next” lmaooo 🤣🤣 subbed for dry humor 👍

So what i wanted to see you jumped ahead

Very nice work. What kind of wood are you using ? Thank you

I have a ton of these but I'm curious if you know what kinda wood the handles are?

ALRIGHT LEMONGRASS DUDE

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Super cool video! I like how you're not too religious about things which doesn't matter. It's very encouraging for beginners and inspiring for stuck perfectionists Thank you for sharing

I really enjoyed this video so much. The saves on the splitting were very smooth.

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So the dovetail (tenon) angle is just done by eye?

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Just bought a left-handed NATA. I'm looking forward to cleaning it up.

I like the esthetics. Turned out nice and my rookie self may try this project

Wonderful video. My father was born in 1928. He loved camping from a very young age. He also began hunting with my grandfather when he was about 9 yrs old. They had to hunt to put food on the table. The great depression left them broke and starving. Game was scarce. Days of camping and hunting, fishing and gathering was a BIG part of their lives. I have a few of the old items they used on those trips, including a cool old Coleman lantern. I think it runs on regular gasoline? I found it when i had to clean out my parents home in 2019. I love these old stoves and have three from around 1964. Also found them while cleaning out my parents house. I absolutely love these old Coleman stoves and lanterns.

I was wondering when the picking part would come in; looking forward to more videos, as you're able to make them.

Great instructional. Well done and you're too hard on yourself and your craftsmanship. You do good work. You deserve to treat yourself better.

What kind of raised beds are those? I'd love to get a few of those for our garden for next year.

I like the other ‘branch’ of your channel

Excited To see how the favored plant does next year!

Love growing Okra. You mention it a couple times in the video, and yes, Okra LOVES the heat. Good to see a new video. Have been a fan of your woodworking vids for a while now. Keep it up.

What's the scale length? ? ? Every so often I think it would be awesome to make a shamisen out of guitar parts. Not too sure if I should use a Guitar length or bass length neck though.

When a branch is going to take me more than about 4 strokes to get through, I bust out the folding pull saw. Not worth the wear & tear on the arm to do 20 strikes & take 3x as long to get through it than the saw would require. Nothing stopping you from striking with the spine of the nata like the poll of the axe. I do it all the time to preserve my edge when trail clearing. Mostly when using my Yoki or bolo machete since my nata is single-edge grind like yours which I find makes it too specialized for a general chopper. I also prefer to wear a glove on my chopping hand just to minimize the handle shock. Not too bad with wooden handles, but I'm thinking long term. Don't want my hand or elbow worn out at 40.

The name of those wonders are "Clamp Usage KAKURI Hatagane"

Is your chisel shirogami steel? Or aogami?

Ripping boards by hand made me want to stop wood working

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I wonder how dou you feel watching your old videos. Do they make you smile?

I would like a video on how to set up planes, as well as any other videos you would put together on this craft. Much thanks for sharing your knowledge

Ended up picking a double bevel! Hope the fam is doing great mate!

It reads steel pay

I’ve recently seen a same looking blade that you have on your jointer plane, may i ask if you know the maker’s name? I bet it’s a reliable blade.

Welcome back teacher ! Blessings from Texas and glad you are back with your teaching videos ❤

You have a house now! Congratulations!

all good apart from "get a pencil", I would say get a marking knife

This is a great video and great content and a great explanation of everything. I will say this, I am not familiar with the brand of NATA that you are using, but if you had a Silky brand double-edge NATA I feel from experience it has taken the place of my axes and hatchets and does a far superior job

Sounds bass. Please more those sounds! Been into bass too.

Love ash. This is such a good showcase of it. Easy to work with very strong and also smells great!

My bench looks just like yours