It's me. Hi. I'm the Problem, Its Me. // Woodworking • Woodshop • DIY

In this is episode we talk about how I started in woodworking and why I love it so much! I hop enjoy this style of video. If you have any other questions please drop them in the comments!
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[@mathewhoff2047]

I love the GTA5 game too you are not alone and I enjoyed the video thanks Dan

[@tonxmodern4436]

it's great to hear your back story!

[@jefftreadwell9349]

Hey Dan, i see you did this 10 months ago, but wanted to say i really enjoyed listening to you while i cleaned up my own shop lol.

[@tysonkoehn1]

I love hearing about your background before woodworking. I have been building my shop since the pandemic and hope to one day make it my career. I am also in Nebraska but northeast so not in your territory! 😜

[@lhickenbottom]

You are an amazing photographer, Dan!

[@pTreesWorkshop]

Great Vlog video Dan! Please do more. Also, I have no idea why but I giggled way too hard at "This is me in a nutshell" lmao

[@Sawbladewoodworks]

Great video I've been wanting to start doing content for a while but I am scared to death of all the negative feed back I love the way that your content is so real how you include everything and all the mistakes because lord know we as woodworkers we make a lot of them its my goal to be included in the community of youtube woodworkers like you

[@SoniaBDorsey]

Dan!!!!!! OMG! The vid title is too much!!!! Loved it! The INTRO….I laughed my tail off. Thanks for sharing…You have been doing this for a while!!!!

[@DanielDunlap]

Thank you!

[@joshmara9192]

Great video, Dan!

[@DanielDunlap]

Thanks, bud!

[@justplanebob105]

I really enjoyed this video and I enjoy the podcast. I will retire in the next year and plan to continue woodworking as a hobby; a fun relaxing hobby. I don't want another job. When I first started, I made two cornhole sets for family members and suddenly I was the Cornhole Master. I was getting orders from friends of family and from work and it was so stressful. I don't mind batching out small stuff like spoons, spatulas, trivets, and cheese boards but I like the process of making something different for the very first time. The whole idea of deadlines makes it a job. Uck! I think there are a lot of us in the hobby that get dismissed by most of the professionals and content creators just because we are not obsessed with building or expanding a business. At some point could you and the guys on the podcast please address hobby people that just want to keep learning and improving skills just for the fun of it? Thanks so much. Bob

[@baileythompson3680]

Great video, I love the insight to who you are and what you do.

[@DanielDunlap]

Thanks!

[@LAtelierAboie]

Really like this video :) We need to see Max more too :D And the intro was FIRE !

[@DanielDunlap]

Haha thanks!

[@curtfatherree7474]

Errors in projects?? .... I've had my share of those over the years, to the point I now refer to them as 'unplanned surprises' that often make the finished project better than I thought it would be.

[@ChapmanWW]

Interesting video, thanks for sharing Dan. Hopefully all the Etsy sales help you with home renovations in the future.

[@DanielDunlap]

Thanks bud! Fingers crossed 🤞

[@nickbrimwoodworking8279]

Question? Hmmm… When are you going to get a bigger shop? Maybe on the right side of the right?

[@joeyberry819]

I'm right we're you are with woodworking but I've been doing it 45 years And yes I make mistakes as well but I don't have the equipment that you have and I'm disabled now I'm 63 and have been doing it since I was 15 off and on to start . Then full time after a while and you know what they say if you have a job you love you will never work a day in your life I've done framing , boxing and siding , and my love decks I found I could be real creative with those but now I'm in a 12 x 16 shed building bird houses and such and again I can get creative with them , but I'm not online because I don't want to be pushed by anyone to hurry up because they want it now I sell a few and give a lot away , and I can't hurry anymore because of my disability and some days i cant stand up long enough to get anything done but I have fun and to me that's what it is about

[@joeyberry819]

Oh and the other reason I'm not online is I don't want to hear any badmouthing, I just wish I could heat or cool my shed and the sawdust on my floor is about a inch thick in the shallow areas and 6 inches under my table saw lol