Building Cabinets the German Way|| This Could Be You

[@Bourbonmoth]

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[@mikamajlund3622]

Its not polite to make fun of his accent, I suppose you bourbon chaps not speak any German. Nice build as always 👍🍺

[@Toby-NL]

yea idk ... seems like the usual bad deal for any whit doing bussines whit a usa international global cooporation . and not sure to who you are catering your bussinis of insurence , but most people and me already have a good/better and cheaper insurence whit better , more coveridge and cheaper mothly payment and healthcare .

[@matreyia]

Als ich in 7 Klasse war, hatte ich ein Freund von Deutschland. Er war Austauschstudent. Eines Tages erlaubten wir ihm, über unser Telefon seine Familie in Deutschland anzurufen, und das war das erste Mal, dass ich Deutsch gesprochen hörte. Es klang so cool, dass ich beschloss, es zu studieren... von 9. Klass bis zur 12. Klasse. Great video and great build everyone!

[@garvielloken4114]

Cool, ich wusste gar nicht das man Deutsch als Fremdsprache an amerikanischen Schulen lernen kann. Bist du vielleicht Texaner ? Weil in Texas 30% der Bevölkerung deutsche Wurzeln haben.

[@viviangrabowski6506]

Ouh no.. and I'm completely different: I want to get away from Germany, cuz I prefer and love English so much !! ❤Vivian Hyde 😊

[@matreyia]

@@garvielloken4114 Ich stamme ursprünglich aus Vietnam und bin in 1980 nach Amerika eingewandert. Ich wohnte in Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, und habe auch ein Jahr in Berlin gelebt. Verstehen Sie, es ist wahr dass fast 30% der Bevölkerung in Texas deutsche Wurzeln haben, die meistens kann kaum deutsch sprechen. Und wenn diese Leute English spricht... es ist möglich dass Sie fast nichts verstehen denn die Texaner akzent kann manchmal schwer zu verstehen.

[@matreyia]

@@KankarStrid Jemand hat mich gefragt...ich anwortete. Ganz einfach.

[@Lysandra-8]

​@@matreyia eine sehr interessante lebensgeschichte und ich bin beeindruckt von deinem deutsch. Es ist recht schwierig, eine Sprache nur in der schule zu lernen. Respekt 👏

[@Honda083]

As a German, I’m always a bit nervous about the clichés and how the world sees us, but Chris and his family represented Germany wonderfully - warm, welcoming, with great ideas and lots of fun! Brilliant episode!

[@mikeh.7954]

But one (two) of the biggest clichés had to be shown and proven anyway! Oktoberfest and Lederhosen! 😄😄😄 I'm a German too and I totally agree with you! Germany has so much more to offer apart from Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, Haxen, Hendl, Lederhosen and Oktoberfest. I'm always a bit sad because it seems that we are a bit "reduced" to a kind of Bavarian style. Don't get me wrong, Bavaria is beautiful, but our other 15 states apart from Bavaria have also many beautiful things (people, cities, landscapes, food, festivals, fairs...) to offer. 🙂 Grüße an Chris nach "Aschebersch". Edit: Händl in Hendl korrigiert. 🙂

[@filipieja6997]

@@mikeh.7954 I was a foreigner who came to Germany some 18 yeas ago, dann wurde ich eingedeutscht (Einbürgerung). Then I realized a lot of the things I have heard about Germany before I came here were competely exergarrated and bullshits. I am pround of Germany, its people, language and culture.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

@@mikeh.7954Grüße zurück 😊

[@const2499]

@@filipieja6997 Schön das es dir hier gefällt. Idioten gibt es sowieso überall :D

[@tortepasti2]

@@filipieja6997 Auf jeden fall richtig schön deutsch von dir "eingedeutscht" zu schreiben und dann nochmal als Spezifizierung "(Einbürgerung)". Scheinst gut angekommen zu sein ;)

[@themplar]

1: this episode was AWESOME. 2: Chris was AWESOME 3: Seeing Craig all hammered was AWESOME 4: the build was AWESOME. This really was a great and fun episode!

[@davebaumga]

Christian is a god and I wanna have a beer with him. Craig was absolutely not having the roller coaster.

[@benehubar2423]

@@themplar I agree. Craig was so drunk. The Trainride must have felt like a Rollercoaster too! ;-)

[@matthewfollowell8701]

Tons of commercials

[@alfonsoPina]

Yea, Craig was done!!!

[@Vasagatan]

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[@oldschool-garage]

Das Schreinerei Schild vom Opa ist super. Schön das du dir das in Erinnerung hältst.

[@sdrs1186]

As a german i love seeing American's getting to Germany for the first time! such a cool episode

[@ruben9912]

honestly you should do these episodes as often as you can afford to.. craftsmanship combined with travel and hospitality/meeting new peers, comparing techniques and sampling localities. will beat the living crap out of any other formats really!

[@kenallen6866]

This is greatest Patreon build ever with the coolest guy in Germany, I have got to stop complaining that my shop is not big enough, this guy is a true inspiration.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@campandcook3118]

😂 you should see Joerg Spraves woodworking and the workshop. Lots of moving parts all made from wood.🎉

[@mazchen]

Small Shop 😊 welcome to the reality of German hobby woodworkers. I'm pretty jealous of Chris's shop and tools.

[@marcelo403polo2]

For a hobby, he is pretty loaded with nice line up of tools. Just lacking proper space. Greetings from Canadian cabinet maker

[@WildAcresFarms]

Justified. His shop is a Festool Festival! Very impressive for the space he has.

[@coolbugfacts1234]

I'm jealous of the sliding table saw and combo jointer/planer, those are rare in the US. You can get Hammer tools in the US but there's nowhere you can go to look at thembeforehand.

[@zoltan2728]

In Hungary I have a similar workshop. Except it’s smaller and have way way cheaper tools. 😂

[@highks496]

​@@zoltan2728 To be fair, Chris seems to be doing very well. From the looks of his neighborhood, the house, the car, the shop, he must earn a lot of money.

[@j2theay]

craig's face on that rollercoaster 😂

[@nathanb3606]

That's a special color green that Craig turned!

[@iambear.6526]

Craigs was toasted 😆

[@screenwatcher6224]

It was amazing lol

[@feelthepayne88]

Lol I noticed that too and that is exactly the face I would have made at that point 😂

[@Nehemoth_G]

Just came here to talk about this 😂😂😂😂

[@saschma3543]

As a german i loved the end 🤣 Nice to see youve been to germany and help Chris build a really nice piece of furniture. Looks like you guys had a lot of fun. 👍

[@pixelmaster98]

putting subtitles on when Chris was talking though .. Ehre genommen 😂

[@willionaire77]

As a munich native I'd say I'm kinda impressed and shocked that you guys managed to destroy 8 Maß even before afternoon 😮😮😂😂😂 That's a LOT for first timers (and seasoned visitors too) and usually ends up in people sleeping in bushes and such. 😬 But I'm glad you had a good time here. Great video. 😎✌️

[@MrJueKa]

And this first beer experience would have been even stronger if the beer mugs had been really full and there hadn't been so much foam on the beer.

[@noway2451]

@@MrJueKa People here will complain if there is not enough foam on the beer so thats a cultural thing. But yeah the glasses should be full up to the filling line.

[@MrJueKa]

@@noway2451 I often see in videos about the Oktoberfest that the beer glasses are not always filled correctly.

[@ebhaenger8246]

@@MrJueKa There is a reason why a properly tapped beer needs its "foam-crown". The foam acts as a protective layer-not just to prevent anything from falling into the beer, but also to keep the carbon dioxide and aroma inside, so it stays fresh for a longer period. This way, after a conversation with friends, it won’t taste like it's three days old. That being said, Prost. :)

[@MrJueKa]

@@ebhaenger8246 I`m from the Sauerland and I know about beer and "foam-crown", but most of the Oktoberfest glasses I`ve seen in videos have to much foam and such beers would never be delivered or accepted in our beer tents.

[@yodaiam1000]

Seeing Craig hammered on the roller coaster was totally awesome. I felt bad for him but couldn't help but smile.

[@evanbarney6817]

During the finger story I 100% thought he kept his fingers in a bag in the freezer and was buried with them until the end 😂

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

Hash tag me too !!... 🙄😂..😎👍☘️

[@AsterFoz]

me too. and my second thought was he cut all of his fingers and still didn't get the idea of 'Arbeitsichercheit'.

[@faust82]

German healthcare, not US 😂

[@martinwulf7251]

@@faust82 HealthCare? Sounds more like healthrestoration.

[@PH-GNS]

At first, so did I 😂

[@RogueTalent]

Might be my favorite episode ever. 😂

[@spanquepsinatra]

#2. Nothing will ever top giving the Lego toy a massage

[@stephanberger3476]

Mine, too.

[@LeoGodYT]

I was stationed in Aschaffenburg 1976 to 1979. It’s a pretty cool place. I met my wife of 47 years in A’burg.

[@LeoGodYT]

lol, i had to edit this. As my wife pointed out. It’s 45 years, not 47…..oops

[@manfredhuschitt3469]

🤣🤣 Hilarious...😅 The thing is: She's probably proud that you feel like you've been together for a longer time​ then only 45 years.But: you also made her 2 years older...😅 And you know- women and their age... If you don't need it at all, they're the most accurate at that moment😅@@LeoGodYT

[@frankfurtdynamics2783]

As my History teacher used to say the Fräuleins.

[@manfredhuschitt3469]

@@frankfurtdynamics2783 😅🤣🤣👍

[@AcysLounge]

So sure you knew then"Logos" bar ..... hell of party there! Btw whole "Street" (Würzburger Strasse) was party each weekend, specially after pay days! Had some really cool american friends in these time, I am a born Aschaffenburger! :-)

[@jordandempsey3487]

Craig was fighting for his life on that roller coaster 😂

[@stg6186]

Seeing how much Chris spent on buying good quality tools made me feel SOOOOO much better because I did the same. No more guilt, which is great because now I’ll be able to sleep at last. Thx for a great video as usual. Slainte.

[@Humpelstilzchen]

My recent boss is a wise man. He always say ,,I dont have enough money to buy cheap tools,, 😉😊. And he's right. I changed my tool shopping preference from cheap but broken in 1 year to expensive but quality for 10 years at least 😊

[@cnikkor]

"You need good quality tools to make good quality things", doesn't need to be expensive, just good quality. It doesn't apply to everything obviously, but as a general rule of thumb it works for me so far.

[@maxmustermann6993]

Wanting to use proper quality tools is completely justified not really because of build quality, but for safety similar to how a cared for and sharp knife is usually safer than the opposite.

[@robertrabensohn3329]

All the Fancy tools don't help you if you don't have good skills and are clever

[@manuela_kral4983]

As a neighbour from Austria I enjoyed this episode very much! Jason, I think you were lucky to be invited to such a well equipped workshop. Chris, du wirst sicher viel Freude mit diesem besonderen Möbelstück haben! 🥰

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Auf jeden! Aber da geht noch einiges an Arbeit rein, bis er im Haus steht. Danke dir!

[@mazchen]

Musste lachen wie Jason immer vom "small shop" gesprochen hat... Geile Werkstatt und top Werkzeug. Gruss aus Wien.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Jo. Im Verhältnis ist es halt echt lächerlich klein 😂

[@Terandolus]

@@BavarianWoodworks Geiler Typ, sehr sympathisch. Würde direkt Bier trinken wollen!

[@lemonsqueezexd5468]

never really been particularly interested in woodworking and randomly go this video recommend. I have to say this video was great and got my attention throughout the whole video. Love to see the hospitality you received by this guy and his wife

[@OrigMaelstrom]

Great video, (honestly, has to be one of my favorites) and Chris and his wife great hosts -- showing you the true heart of Bavarians! As for the metric...I struggled with it for the first year or so living over here, but now, I'd never go back to ye olde inches. Actually, last time I was back in California doing some cabinet work with my bnrother for my sister, my brother (former army, 11B, red blooded as they come) confiscated my metric 8m tape and let me know that that was the only one he'd be using from now on (so mucher easier to calculated on base-10!!). Anyhoo, thanks again for a great video!!

[@smarternu]

100%. I am an America and always try to build in METRIC. Especially stairs.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

I actually mix 'em... if I'm measuring somethin and it falls to an even imperial measurement rather than an uneven millimetre measurement, I'm goin with the easier dimension.... As a machinist, I've learned to switch seamlessly between both... eating my metric AND my imperial cake !!... 🤗 Great vid... if you weren't boozing it up ya might have actually completed the mission... but then, as an irishman, I am the last person to give ya a hard time, mister ... 😎👍☘️🍻

[@iamcurious9541]

They are Franconians!

[@highks496]

@@iamcurious9541 Even that is debatable... politically yes, Aschaffenburg is Bavarian and Franconian. But when you hear the people speak their dialect, it's clearly a Hessian dialect.

[@SomeReallyUniqueName]

Typically German. Someone comes to do something, you supply water & coffee. Even contractors. For people doing things for free, you feed them and supply beer as well.

[@nathanleptin7849]

Damn, Chris is living the dream! A gorgeous wife, 2 kids, his own house (not too big, but not too small either!) a super well organized workshop with lots of quality tools, 2 motorcycles and he seems very nice too! He's really someone who achieved many peoples dream, great role model!

[@rickscarpellotherapy]

I’m pretty sure this is the greatest woodworking video in history.

[@travelwell8098]

What a breath of fresh air! I grew up in a town about 30 minutes from Aschaffenburg. This was fun to watch. Made me feel nostalgic. What an awesome host! Nice to see good ol' fashioned German hospitality on display!

[@funnyriverred2501]

That dude really set his shop up very nicely with the space he had! great work!

[@rickjames-z5g]

Thanks for bringing back so many fond memories. I had the privilege and pleasure to live in beautiful Bamberg, Germany for 16.5 years. It too is in Bavaria but in Franconia. Such a good time and it opened my eyes as to how far America is behind Europe. I miss the food, drinks, amazing towns, festivals and my European friends. Man life was good and so easy over there. Thanks again best video you've made to date.

[@santashooter41]

Freut mich das du gewonnen hast Chris! Sehr schön euch zuzuschauen grüße aus Obernburg!

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Danke dir!

[@cjlamber]

I love Bavaria. The food the Wheat Beer the Autobahn the Dirndl. And for Woodworking they use the metric system and very expensive German quality tools. Great episode. Brought back a lot of good memories.

[@claudiakarl7888]

Actually the only ones not using metric are the US, Myanmar and Liberia 😉

[@scar02face]

Strictly speaking Aschaffenburg is not considered Bavaria per se. It's not even considered Franconia, even though it's placed in the Lower Franconia governmental district. The area and it's people are considered Untermainländer (lower Main dwellers) and is considered a variety of south Hessian.

[@annabanana1160]

@@scar02faceNa Gratulation, jetzt sind wir geistig bereichert 😂

[@highks496]

@@annabanana1160 stimmt aber! Es gibt nix Lustigeres, als wenn ein Ascheberscher in seinem Dialekt sagt "isch bin ein Bayää!" - jo, is klar! 😂

[@hundebubi1410]

​@@scar02faceVielen Dank für die Erläuterung. Wieder was dazu gelernt. Grüße aus dem Kreis Offenbach.

[@EastCoastWoodWorx]

21 minutes into the video and there's barely any woodworking. And I still loved it

[@ProfessorXist]

Your host has set the bar really high and sure made this trip incredible. Awesome video

[@Ken-h5d]

Loved this video for 2 reasons. One was all the usual 'Bourbon Moth' banter. The other was on an emotional level. My maternal grandfather was German and a professional woodworker in KS. and OK. I never knew him as he died around the time of my birth. My mom would recount how, as a little girl, she would help him in the shop with small projects and sweeping up after him. (She would get misty telling these stories.) There are still a few of his pieces held by members of our large extended family. Though a totally different situation, I still felt some kind of connection. Thank you!

[@heiarhognigunason1206]

Love these patreon roadtrips that you do, culture and cutting wood. What more could you want.

[@sapelesteve]

Without a doubt, one of your best videos ever! Having spent almost 2 years in Germany stationed in Munich way back when, I really enjoyed this video. Brought back a lot of great memories having been to two Octoberfest myself! Terrific country and great people. Best regards to Chris and his family! Guten Tag! 👍👍

[@Domtune89]

The video was recommended to me in me youtube feed. I haven't known your channel until this great piece. I'm living around 90 km away from aschaffenburg in the same county/district (unterfranken), so this feels a little bit more special. Chris and Nicole are awesome and you guys are too. Nice to see foreigners visit and enjoy our country and culture. You have gained a subscriber. Keep that joy, the nice work and good character up.

[@jimdevito4856]

Chis saying Zip Zap Zoop needs a permanent addition to your voiceovers.

[@larsmortensen]

This is gold in every way and what a host! This guy seems to be a real mensch and so is his wife, I’m sure. Great video!

[@samuelrodovalho6680]

Very entertaining, I thoroughly enjoyed it.Chris and his wife provided great hospitality.

[@akstylez6978]

Sitting here in Duluth, MN lakeside of Lake Superior on a pretty brisk morning and what better way to start my Saturday off than the best episode of Jason and Craig...Drunk...In a German outfit. Thank you so much for the laughs on this one.

[@balidobbster9010]

Great video! I´m a german woman who learnd to be a carpenter (esse😆) in 1979. I´m so jealous about Chris nice little workspace. I wish to own such a nice place! I never worked as a carpenter, because of studying Interior design. Now I´m retired and think about starting woodwork again. Ohoho, ideas flying around my head.......

[@mikamajlund3622]

We got lots of cheap houses in Sweden in country side many got barns you can turn into a shop 👍

[@balidobbster9010]

@@mikamajlund3622 lucky you! I live in Germany in a big city😁

[@Steve8587]

Hands down the best build, trip, fun times ever. Chris was an amazing host.

[@robkirkham8873]

Chris is the perfect example to ths people who like to say that Germans have no sense of humour. This looked like a fantastic week and a really nice build.

[@docfuzzpersonalcollection5927]

SUPERIOR! ...and danke (thanks in fractured Deutsch) was in Augsburg Southern Bavaria for my "teen years as an Army Brat. I am now 82 years young and check you out daily before I go to my disarrayed (1K sq ft) hobby shop filled with few new, and some older-than-me plus a plethora of pawn shop ( lucky ) hand and power tools. Thanks for the trip! Danke schoen!!!!!!!!

[@balduinvontrier128]

I like that Chris has not a simple German, but a distinct Frankonian accent. That's probably where the party - potty mix up came from.

[@Akantor5]

Hard'es D or soft'es D?😅

[@c0d3warrior]

"Paddy" 😂

[@CoreyA-l3s]

Love these patreon builds man. Chris and his wife seem like great people

[@nickwolleat4451]

That's a sweet journey! Chris, your family's hospitality is wonderful.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@cpl_0503]

That was your best ever. And that is saying something since all of the episodes I have ever seen were great. This was fun just because the people seemed so nice, the scenery so beautiful and of course, it is always nice to find out that other people live their lives just like Americans. Plus the project was nice to watch. So A+.

[@mrkinetic]

So glad there were subtitles so I could understand his perfect English. 😂

[@mimimimimimimimi1337]

lmao my thoughts exactly, i immidiately thought about that video with that arab dude, who got trolled by subtitles even when he spoke perfect english :D

[@chrisvanhaasteren3802]

Jason, best show ever! I’ve been to Germany at least 15 times. The people are awesome and I love the culture. Great job!

[@EnjoyPlantPower]

So cool! I’m an Englishman living in Germany and I’m so pleased you were here AND got to experience Oktoberfest! It looks like you had the best hosts ☺️✌️

[@screenwatcher6224]

This story about his grandfather is HILARIOUS

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Even today - if I ever have to go to the emergency room, they still know the story there 😂

[@jayneal8154]

I lived in West Germany for 2.5 years back in the 80's and I loved it, the people, the food and of course the beer. Great video!!

[@ThisMissK]

Best trip ever! Thanks Chris and Nichole for being such great hosts. Fantastic video and great cabinet 💚🇺🇸

[@oldtop4682]

You got to see a great town, and make a great friend! I came back from Germany with a lot of very high quality hand tools, and made a lot of friends via woodworking. Plus, there's beer! Great episode!

[@braidyboen8425]

Oh my God!!!!!! The modeling of the lederhosen by you guys was beyond hilarious.

[@SamuelMuraguri]

Jason is a natural comedian 😂 one of the best episodes I’ve watched

[@aureliawissel9942]

I am literally speachless that you were in my hometown in Germany 😢🫶 Love your videos!!!

[@bobbyt9999]

My new favourite channel... been binge watching for the last 2 days. Love the humour. Craig's face on the roller coaster - priceless!!!

[@mikefranck829]

What a great video! The Octoberfest part had me rolling 😂. Chris and his wife are awesome. Great build.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

Of course it was purely coincidental he had to go to Germany just as the festivities kicked in... 🙄😂

[@mischadebrouwer9855]

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 Sounds like a typical "Why are you here, the work or the beer?" kind of travel. At my work, ANY travel request to Bavaria end of September is highly suspicious.

[@c.a.g.1977]

Seeing you guys having so much fun is a great way to start my sunday morning!

[@specializedgerman1]

Hands down best KZbin video I have watched in a long time, loved every minute of it.

[@cb3plus845]

IMHO this episode was one of, if not the best. I really enjoyed the interaction between everyone. And getting a brief glimpse of German culture. Their hosts, Chris and Nicole were very friendly and welcoming to the Bourbon Moth crew. Giving them the red carpet treatment. And the piece of furniture that they built together was very nice. And hopefully Chris will send some photos of the finished piece to Bourbon Moth so we can all see how great it turned out.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Yes - will do so as soon as it is finished! 💪

[@crazylegscabs5659]

This is like wood working youtube's equivalent of an 80's sitcom crossover episode. Chris is AWESOME! This was really fun to watch.

[@kingofcastlechaos]

Seeing that small shop made me a bit nostalgic. When I started over 40 yrs ago I would leave the backs off of larger commissions so I could step through. I also had the shop dimensions in the top corner of my client paperwork so we stayed in the work envelope. Good times? NO, but it built character. Great video guys. Your hosts did a great job of showing off their country and representing Germany to the world.

[@BeesyWoodCo.]

This was an amazing video! Great to see you guys working together, but also enjoying the culture of Germany! Great work!

[@GizmoKid]

Can't sleep. sitting here are 0530 in the UK watching you enjoy German hospitality. I lived in Germany for several years, and like most ANglo-Saxons had no previous idea how dry and funny the German sense of humour is. Of course he was going to take you to get Lederhosen, especially if he had lined up Oktoberfest as well. Eight beers is impressive, as are the young ladies who carry 8 of those Steins at a time when serving tables. Despite the early hour, my mouth was salivating at the memory of the Schnitzels, it is again as I write about them. Btw the build was good too!!

[@thewestendwoodworker]

Germany! Heaven! Looks like Chris was the perfect Host!!

[@MarkLitchfield]

Army brat that was born in Augsburg, lived there for the first couple years and ended up be stationed at Grafenwöhr when I was enlisted. Haven't been back in years and now I really want to go. The best part was getting 1 liter of German water, a hot pretzel at the end of a rough week and just sitting back to enjoy the moment. Love the project too. Hopefully Chris will update the Patreon with photos of the finished cabinet.

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Absolutely - as soon as I’m finished 👌💪

[@sanyoshovah2887]

Cant believe you were over here in Germany. Willkommen!

[@LazTLaz]

Brilliant. I loved every moment of this - Chris and his wife are wonderful. The ending was the cherry on top. Well done to all and greetings from the UK

[@cnikkor]

First time watcher. I like your idea with the patreons you visit and even tho you guys weren't able to finish the whole thing, I guess you had an amazing first time here in Germany and Chris did a fantastic job representing the country and showing you around. Those trips are probably more about the people rather then the project itself.

[@dianeewoldt3035]

I love this guy! And he’s so prepared!

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Thank you - I tried to foresee everything - but then I didn't have everything there either 😅

[@DerberAlter]

@@BavarianWoodworks du lebst meinen Traum 😂

[@SaddleLight]

He’s German

[@ulihoeness3226]

Superklasse - Danke Euch für die ausgezeichnete Unterhaltung!

[@reasonrockers]

The last sentences in the end translated in English: "It's been a crazy week here in Germany, now I can speak German really well, I've also learned a lot about the culture and I have to tell you that this system with centimeters in millimeters and meters makes so much more sense than what we use over there, so thank you very much for watching us."

[@johnhook1]

You were literally one block away from my home in Munich! Nice to hear you had such a great time!

[@kizzy3356]

Watching again cause I’m sad right now and this makes me happy!

[@djausk]

Why can't the world always be like this episode. This is peak manhood :D

[@trebledog]

I’m sold.This is by far the best DIY video channel on woodshops. The only other video I’ve watched by these dudes is the attempt to make a cement planter, which turned out ok, but the planter itself was meh. Wish I had tools like they were using.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

I wish I had more German content from German guys who are like him! Show us German carpenters who have something to offer from their old craft where every German carpenter has professional training. Show us these guys of a trade that you have to learn in Germany for 3 years.They are the true professionals because their work is so clean and of such quality that you will sweat and be amazed.

[@arminosaeure29]

Oh, and not traditionally handcrafting, but a genius on small space woodshop and really dedicated in every regard is Marius Hornberger. He even speaks English.

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

@@arminosaeure29 : Marius Hornberger is Austrian and not German and I believe he is an engineer, I really believe that when I see his designs in mechanical engineering, for example.

[@arminosaeure29]

@@nordwestbeiwest1899 AFAIK marius is german - realy close from Mathias Wandel grow up bevor migrating to Canada. Somewere here on KZbin i read the term Carpenter-Capital of germany. Michael Truppe (lets Bastel) is also from that region - but he is a entertainer at best. Back to Marius. Im not sure if he already finished but he was/is studiing mechnical engeneering - he says so in his kitchen remodeling/trash bin pimping video. But that doesent stop him from doing "traditional" woodworking stuff. Quite elaborate for an "hobbiest" but something every german furniture-maker has learned and probably would hope for to do more often (instead of 'building' crap partical board kitchen cabinets).

[@LuckyArmpit]

Very cool. The design of the new piece is awesome. Chris and his wife seem amazing! Thanks for the great vid!!

[@NolstonWoodworks]

I think this is the best Patreon build video so far.

[@richardmarquardt6246]

Great episode! Loved Chris and his wife Nicole. Great project! But the best part was Nicole - her cooking looked fantastic. Could she please post her recipes for Goulash and Schnitzel? This is a serious request Chris!

[@BavarianWoodworks]

Sooo. Let me ask her 😅

[@Schalalai]

@@BavarianWoodworks Little Reminder to get this man his recipe 😂

[@Zircon10]

Loved the okie-dokie at the end! A favorite of Germans studying conversational English. Heard it from my German friend many times.

[@DjmMik]

I absolutely love these videos where you build at other people’s homes!!!

[@jonathanmassaro3142]

That's one of your best videos. I really hope Craig has recovered from the Beer Festival. And, Chris, we basically have the same set up by Hammer! So happy to see it!

[@david.bolton]

I really want to go to Germany now!! Definitely new to do a follow up with Chris once he has it completed.

[@jaydoubleu101]

Just stumbled upon this video. My mom is from A'burg and I still have relatives there I visit often. I was born and still live in Western Canada.

[@glenlongstreet7]

And for those of you who have small shops, make all of your countertops the same height as your table saw. It makes it very convenient when you run out of space.

[@philipbechtle2828]

Greatest (and bloodiest) intro for an advert ever

[@ericjackson2915]

Great Video! Really enjoyed seeing a small shop setup in Germany, also impressed by your ability to adapt to Chris' setup. Thanks for sharing!

[@fastjimmysoutdoors5286]

I was stationed in Karlsruhe GE in the early 90s. I build my dining table with German White Oak. It has a distinctive scent. I also had to buy the lumber cut 8/4. Lots of milling.

[@PH-GNS]

It was great fun watching. And I learned a thing or two. Thank you for sharing and the lovely comments you made regarding German hospitality.

[@puppydoc7949]

Many years ago, I was stationed in Kaiserslautern with the US Air Force … There are so many great things to experience in Germany. I absolutely love my experiences there. I was very fortunate to spend a day at Oktoberfest in Munich with some local folks!!! It is among my favorite memories of my short time in Germany. I would do just about anything to back for a visit. Another great video by Craig and that other guy … what’s his name … Jason? :)

[@jefftapp8991]

IT woodworking crowd! I'm finding quite a few of us have taken up this hobby. I think it's because it's difficult for us to see and touch the results of our labor. Woodworking is tangible.

[@gretchen_needs_a_dog]

Same for me in college and now - by accounting. 😵‍💫

[@CRAVTBOARD]

Yup😄😁

[@TheBprs]

Thats exactly what I tell people. Same type of creativity, processes, etc. but in the end its tangible. Highly recommend it.

[@behemothokun]

There is multiple of us. But seriously it's a great way to unwind after an office day.

[@danhill8071]

Oh my word, what a video. 😂. Love it. What great hosts chris and his family are! Bavaria is amazing

[@davidmillick6921]

Could possibly be your best video yet

[@samjoiner2226]

Absolutely amazing episode- laughing out loud! Craigs face on the rollercoaster 😂 Also, please say zip zap zoop like Chris in all future episodes 😂

[@cuwest1]

That was Absolutely Awesome! So glad you took us along.

[@JackieOdonnel]

This is AMAZING! I loved this one so much. (Having lived in Bavaria and now living in the Pacific Northwest in WA State, I really felt at home watching this.) :)

[@andreareddorkinghood1371]

This is my favorite video you have done, by far!

[@padders1068]

That looked fantastic fun with fantastic hosts, beer and food. Oh yeah nearly forgot a lovely build to go with it!