So... what's the guitar?

Lovely video, I would want to add some clamps to your list, thank you for posting

WHERE are you in the intro clip???

Excellent work and tutorial…well done Brian!

I love all of your videos, it looks like many years ago. Are you still making them currently?

Cheap chisels are actually shite.

Excellent video. Super detailed. I used it for a step by step approach as a learned the techniques. Thanks again for making this.

Very helpful. Thanks!

I noticed that you were grinding/sharpening the cutting edge face on. In other words your grinding wheel was first touching the cutting edge and the wheel release on (what I call) the heel of the angle. I was taught to sharpen/grind, by making first contact with the "heel" and pushing or pulling the blade with a slight rocking motion( maybe that is not the right word. Point being that the cutting edge is the last to leave the stone. Does anyone have any strong thoughts regarding this? I gues the Idea is that it's a better method to buld up a burr

Very nice and precise..what size and kind of router bit were you using? And the headlamp idea 💡 is awesome 👌 great video

I just stumbled onto this and found it to be the best I have ever seen about making a wooden hand plane. I just bookmarked it for future reference.

Wow, you are good. I would never be able to sneak up to that line without ruining it.

Beautiful work, well described, thank you so much.

Thank you for this great inlay demonstration a joy to watch you at work. You are a master at the art and also your speaking skill is flawless!

I think I'll do it myself this week. I just got instructions from Woodprix and I'm ready for it: D

I will try to do it with Woodglut plans.

Woodglut has a lot of designs to choose from.

You can go to Stodoys if you would like to make it yourself guys.

Fabulous material!

Don’t like !!!!

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Dumb question on my part: what situations would you use a card scraper?

Thank you, great video much appriecated

Are those side pieces Myrtle?

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.

Beside woodworking you have a wonderful speaking skill. No stumbling, no ums and ahs or youknows, Excellent presentation.

Also, can you help me with a link to the video where you make the jointer plane?. Thanks 😄

Really nice list man, thanks! I've been a woodworker for a a few years but only the past year really started only using hand tools, the more I get into it the more I see that I really don't need that many tools to get by, it's really shocking with how little you can a lot, and how much of my tools just look pretty on the wall but never really work. Great channel, thanks fam. Keep well.

Fantastic. Perfectionism. Thank you!!

Your poor-man's laser trick is brilliant Brian. I've never seen that before. Nice work!

Excellent video. Between this and a video showing how to use these to build your own carpentry bench you are hitting the ground running on a little shop.

I have been a long time IG follower but just finally found your KZbin. Thanks for the great content!

Was the outline done from the thicker side or the thinner side of the butterfly?

Thanks Brian ...excellent video . I like the tip using the light to allign the template blank...thanks.

Wonderful video, Thank You. I'm new, learning, have found I need something tto move move large pieces around and something to hold pieces in place for attaching them.

Great video Brian, very, very useful and informative

Love this man and his channel. Brilliant solution . Infact I'm going to now binge watch your channel as it's so good blows all the other shit on KZbin away . Very clever stuff thanks for the entertainment and ideas , again brilliant !!!!

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Brian I've followed you on I'gram too. You do some superb work. Glad to view some of your vids here too. You have some really good ideas!! --Jeremy.

Thanks for the video, this will really help me out, with inlaying butterflies for the first time.

I love watching a true Craftsman work. Thanks again.

OK, the chalk idea is brilliant. Thank you for te video.

I didn`t intend to use this woodworking book, “Bαzοmο Tdy Plαn” (Google it) but instead curious about it. I had been truly impressed after trying it. I was trying to find out more about the art of wood working, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types as well as designing your workshop. .

Excellent how-to! Mahalo from Hawaii. I found an old koa table with a cracked top. I now have the confidence to do this type of repair, which will only add to its beauty.

the best video how to sharpening card scraper.Thanks!

Just discovered the channel and loving the content...not so much love for the constant guitar licks on this video though - It’s like an episode of Seinfeld! ;)

Nice work Brian I do mine the same way I do call them Bow Ties ? Only beause the guy that taught me the procedure called them that ive heard then called ask types of things as well so I’m not sure what the correct Woodworking name really. Is not that it matters the only difference that i do is i prefer a Porter Cable D handled router that feels the most secure in my hands to minimize any tipping and controls my speed comfortably

Wow amazing work Brian. I've been watching videos on how to inlay a butterfly and finally you have shown how to make a perfect one. Other guys say put some saw dust in the gaps. What a joke. Thank you sir. I will putting my new knowledge to the test and watching more of your channel now.

I had questions as you went along but you answered them all by the end of the video. Thank you.

Hi Brian, it's my first time on your channel and it's refreshing to see good, clear and concise instructions, in an easy to follow format. A BIG thanks for the post and the knowledge. I will be using this technique in the not too distant future when repairing damaged or cracked/bad checked wood in my turnings.Once again, thank you, regards and best wishes. T.