It took 7 years to figure this out

[@Lincolnstww]

Support the channel by visiting my Etsy Shop and using affiliate links in the video description. Do it - and I'll keep making videos. www.etsy.com/shop/LincolnStWoodworks?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

[@SailorRalph]

First video I've seen of you and I love your delivery, philosophy, candor, and video edits. Gonna be here a while now. Say, you got any bourbon?

[@kevinscholl5299]

I'm thinking "next time " would be a great name. It's too high and too far apart . A triangle design would be better

[@sz72909]

Could you please tell me what you said about "Nick at Ped??? Studios", I replayed that portion multiple times, but cannot get the spelling.

[@Argee89]

@@sz72909 Pedulla Studio. Australian woodworker. REALLY good

[@MichaelMantion]

it took you 7 years to figure out how to make furniture that looks like it was made 50 years ago? 70s Style is always a mistake.

[@MattEstlea]

You should call the bar ‘Dovetails’ because it’s the best way of connecting two things together. 👀

[@jerrynix5206]

That sounds perfect!

[@Lincolnstww]

wait a second...I've heard of you before

[@SailorRalph]

Oh wow! A wild Matt appears!

[@bestyoutubernonegraternumber1]

No it isn’t, MATT!

[@dangr123]

Uhh.. You might want to check out the Bourbon Moth joinery test video 😉

[@ShopNation]

Nice job man, blown away with how nice that media console came out, major respect. Also the fence bar is awesome. I’d call it “Indecision” because, well, it’s always on the fence.

[@TheJerham68]

This video gave me some needed confidence and i'm currently building your Ultimate shop cabinets (the uppers right now) and it has been frustrating with the silly mistakes I've been making. Great plans BTW It has been a true test of my truly beginner skills.

[@leiwa100]

I like your suggestion for bar name.

[@Lincolnstww]

hahahah great name suggestions and thanks dude!

[@davidbondi]

Brilliant!!

[@pedullastudio]

Thanks for the mention Jon. Great video!

[@robert.stokes]

I just discovered your channel and what he said rings so true!

[@Lincolnstww]

You're the man Nick!

[@seancoffey1068]

Recently found your stuff and he's absolutely right. MASSIVELY underrated

[@PaliVCiernom]

I wanted to check your channel and subscribe, only to find out, I am already subscribed ! :)

[@leiwa100]

Your stuff just started to show up in my feed, and your build looks amazing .

[@oreoninja918]

Literally my favorite KZbin channel being a beginner in woodworking. You keep things at a level that makes things seem less formidable while letting people know valid and valuable information. Everything in your videos looks "considered" As for the bar. A good name would be "the learning curve" Shawn's first time using power tools and you wont be walking straight after a couple drinks at the bar.

[@Lincolnstww]

I greatly appreciate this comment - yes this vid got a lot more attention to keep it “considered” thanks for noticing. I like the bar name too.

[@oreoninja918]

@@Lincolnstww did you ever pick a name for your fence bar?

[@Lincolnstww]

@@oreoninja918 we picked one - I haven’t let the winner know yet.

[@jakeberreth568]

Best. Woodworking. KZbinr. Hands down. Entertaining, funny, informative, encouraging. Thanks for doing what you do, John.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thank you Jake. Much appreciated

[@Polemistis93]

Honestly makes me feel so much better about my journey in woodworking. I'm constantly comparing myself to the professionals of KZbin and beating myself up about my pieces, but videos like this make me feel so proud of where I've come since I started!

[@TheJerham68]

I do the same

[@Lincolnstww]

We all start somewhere! Just keep rolling and you will look up one day and be amazed at how far you’ve come.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

Never compare yourself to someone better, just draw inspiration from them, knowing with time and practice you'll make things as good or better. Let your imagination lead the parade, and the woodworker will follow. To see your progress, once a year make the same thing.

[@p4fizzle]

@@BariumCobaltNitrog3n But it takes me about a year to make anything... 😂🥺

[@michellelalonde5318]

Man, I thought I was crazy and a terrible amateur carpenter. Actually, I still am, but I'm encouraged to keep going and make mistakes. Guess I'm not the only one who does. Love this channel and the authentic humor. Please don't stop making videos.

[@rbzbreezy]

This comes at just the right time for me. I got rid of all my pine and construction lumber, built up the courage to go to my local hardwoods store and picked up some hard maple, white oak and walnut. Im letting it acclimate like you suggested in your other video for the next couple weeks. Dude I gotta say When you came on the scene I was hesitant but you won me over with Star Wars and your approach to speaking to your audience. Thanks man, may the force be with you

[@abbotteo077]

Dude, I love Matt Estlea and hundreds of times watching your videos I've thought "What would Matt thought of that?".... Now he is here!!!! Loved it

[@TheWoodFly]

How to make friends and influence people!, Know your Neighbor Night, Tilt n' Tanked, The Fence Friend, The Friendly Fence, Summer Swivel. Love the humor, inclusion of other builders (the DT was awesome) and wood selection was unique. Good on ya! +1 MILL EXTRA +1^9 keeping finish samples to show "she who makes the final decisions" what it will look like so there can be a "joint" decision

[@chriscastagner1]

Love the bar idea I would name it "Wilson W. Wilson's Bar" or "The Wilson" after Wilson from Home Improvement.

[@JerkDogJ]

If I may, perhaps the "Tipsy Wilson"

[@seanmurphy5417]

Had the same thought. Gets my vote.

[@mattbean8076]

Beautiful build! The gap between the legs and main unit really elevates the look of the final product. You have quickly become one of my favorite builders on KZbin, and I wanted to echo your sentiment re: measuring. My father and both of my grandfathers are "Master Carpenters" - as in, they went through the full apprenticeship process, and as a result I grew up in professional grade woodshops and am pretty competent as a woodworker myself. One of the best bits of advice my father ever gave me was to "take as much human error out of the process as possible" well that and "only a CENSORED CENSORED measures every time" and I learned early on to create jigs, templates, and stop blocks to allow for repeatability without the need to measure, because every time you measure is another opportunity to introduce human error. You mention sticking to a plan when you have a situation where you're making cabinets for a specific space - one of my grandfathers spent much of his career building custom cabinetry, and he had such a time getting things to fit that he ultimately ended up buying reams of super wide butcher paper that he would take to a job site to tape up and physically mark where things were rather than taking down measurement numbers. This allowed him to ensure everything fit before trucking it to the client and finding out he had to cover a half-inch gap or something.

[@stephenmiller8735]

Thanks!

[@drproton85]

Holy cow I never watch a sponsor plug, but you made yours so entertaining I couldn't look away!

[@danhgilmore]

Yet another amazing video, and quite honestly, the BEST advertisement I've ever seen in a woodworking KZbin video :) Thank you for addressing the online bullies. I wish more folks would do the same. If makers like doing something, be it pocket holes, or painting wood, then let them. Let folks enjoy stuff.

[@Lincolnstww]

Appreciate the kind words Dan. Not sure why there are so many people who feel the need to gate keep woodworking. Its frustrating

[@danhgilmore]

@@Lincolnstww Absolutely. I hate seeing it in woodworking groups. I quit my career in the intelligence community to do woodworking full time, and sold my first piece of furniture a few weeks back. I posted "I guess I'm a professional now!" and someone had the balls to say "Well, now now...it takes YEARS to be a professional". I was just shocked he had the stones to say that.

[@a112686]

Stumbled on your videos a few weeks ago. Follow a lot of youtube woodworkers and love watching ishitani, kobeumsuk, pedulla, four eyes, blacktail, ect make things that I don't have the time, tools, or patience to make. I am a humble small shop maker and I have really enjoyed each of your videos I have watched. You come at it with a very logical lighthearted perspective and I have really enjoyed your tips along the way. Please keep making content. Keep up the great work!

[@sawdustadikt979]

Another great video! I really like that taper jig. This is one of my favorite wood working channels, you really keep the fun in this trade. I’m a self employed renovation carpenter of 30 years, but my real love is site building cabinetry and shelving. I don’t have shop, yet. I get so many great tips and inspirations from channels like yours. You show great integrity with naming where your inspirations for this project came from.

[@NastyNixels]

I don't know why I didn't subscribe to your channel months ago. Because I've watched every video you've posted a couple of times at least. And I've forwarded links to them to a number of my friends. Your intelligence, humor, craftsmanship, and well-presented content are worthy of emulation. Thanks for taking the time and effort to put each one of these on your channel.

[@prasadspin]

As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement kzbin.infoUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!

[@mangomutt1838]

Truly a real-life woodworking Yoda. You were actually able to share the philosophy of woodworking while sneaking a build into the background. Awesome!

[@tompoole7480]

A couple of thoughts came to my mind as I watched this build - When things go sideways, find the humor in it; Plan, Plan, Plan, but know that things change and if you go with the flow, no one will be the wiser (except you) You have inspired me to try going bigger. Really, thanks for doing this build.

[@Lincolnstww]

Awesome comment Tom! Glad this was inspiring, we all make tons of mistakes but thats half the fun. Good luck!

[@petersdotter1]

After explaining the best way to do the job, you finish with, "It's ok to screw up." I love that. My dtr, when 5 y/o, tore up any drawing that did not meet her expectations. I had to convince her that anything worth doing is worth doing POORLY AT FIRST. It really is all a "part of the process."

[@pa-pyro2804]

I love this channel he is literally a perfect representation of the actual hobby or working woodworkers in real life in the shop. I appreciate any youtuber thats so honest and doesn't insist on festool or a damn cnc... witch is not woodworking thats so annoying

[@simonbaker2342]

Love the “Flip ‘N Sip” bar. Keep up the great content!

[@curtisg7924]

Just discovered this channel yesterday and its very impressive. The approach to creating along with your ability to explain all details is second to none. Thank you for the awesome content you provide along with the much needed honesty in the journey of wood working. Cheers from Canada.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thanks Curtis

[@edemyre8993]

I really, really, love your teaching style and the advice that comes with it. Well done.

[@jpcarpentry4199]

This video is perfectly short and written. No wasted time and to the point!

[@Erik_The_Viking]

HA HA HA!! Love that bit with Matt Estlea. Templates and gigs are real time savers and prevent a lot of measurement mistakes that can easily compound each other. Beautiful work on that cabinet - a nice upgrade! I'm making a table for my parents which is my first "real attempt" for mortise and tenon joinery, and although I have a few whoopsies it came out okay considering everything.

[@Lincolnstww]

Matt is great. I’ve yet to have a project that doesn’t have a whoopsie or two

[@theycallmejphil5018]

Someone said - “a great woodworker will make the imperfections not important” great build as usual love your channel and will continue to support your productions.

[@brianbahn5411]

I feel like you took all of the most important tips I learned about woodworking over the past 20 years and dispensed them in this video. So much knowledge delivered in such a concise enjoyable delivery. Can't agree more with all of the comments that you are definitely the best woodworking channel going. No overhyped fluff, no pushing to buy useless tools. Great job man. Side note, at the risk of sounding like a total Woodster, I liked white oak and walnut before it was cool. I like a few other woods too but you probably never heard of them.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thank you Brian! Greatly appreciate the thoughtful comment and kind words. Thats great on the walnut and white oak

[@frankphillips7436]

Great video. Love the shout out to Matt, my wood working hero!

[@MaybeDave]

This easily could have been a straightforward build video (aka generic, been done, boring) but you took it and turned it into a masterclass on crafting wood. Bravo, sir! Your channel really is no bullshit and kinda funny. Oh yeah, and woodworking.

[@TheMrchuck2000]

Just discovered you. Excellent. Great, succinct, crystal clear instruction and recommendations. These videos (this is my 2nd-viewed) are like handbooks, crammed full of useful stuff, and you are JUST funny enough. You know what I mean.

[@commentauthority1080]

I'm pretty sure the writing and direction that goes into these videos is a level above the woodworking. This is my attempt at doing more than just giving it a thumbs up.

[@generalesdeath8180]

I love your channel. The way your process goes reflects so much closer to what actually happens when i try to build something. I don't think I've ever made something that has gone perfectly from start to finish and there is always some modification that needs to be made. Thank you for showing what 98% of creators are too embarrassed to let us see. I think it makes you much more relatable and as always the humor is on point. God bless from Florida

[@Bhg265]

That might have been the best ad I’ve ever seen on KZbin. I bet a huge percentage of people who watched this video went and searched that power console on google after.

[@hale_yeah_texas]

I have way too many good things to say about this video to list out, but please know, you sir, are incredible at making entertaining and educational videos.

[@Lincolnstww]

Much appreciated Matt!

[@andyshewchuk4321]

Great way to take the sponsored ad and make it part of the build video, and even better way to build engagement by asking for people to name it. I didn't think of it first but Neighbar is the one to pick even if it's not my comment you go for

[@jamUSA24]

Great build. The narration and sarcasm are on point.

[@sterlinghein]

This video has a lot of great woodworking wisdom that is not the usual stuff you see on KZbin. Thanks for taking the time to include that and make it informative. Will have to re watch a few times

[@Lincolnstww]

thanks Sterling!

[@jimboson2010]

Cool and down to earth videos. And yes alot of videos on overwhelming a beginner into woodwork. All the best to you and family from down under New Zealand.

[@winstonmatthews6815]

I enjoy your sense of humor. And you help me improve my woodworking.

[@shayton9]

Dude, don't knock Ana White. I took a woodworking class a few years ago and, while I loved it, it was discouraging to me because I didn't have access to things like a jointer, a planer, or even a table saw. Her site gave me the confidence to work with what I do have (big box pine and a circular saw) and to learn as I go! (And you (and Tamar at 3x3 custom) helped me start to figure out how to level up my work).

[@Lincolnstww]

Who said I’m knocking her. Was giving a shoutout. I like Ana

[@shayton9]

@@Lincolnstww Sorry! I meant it tongue-in-cheek too. I really like what you said about your development as a woodworker and to ignore the "internet bullies". Like I said, I was so discouraged by not having several thousand dollars in woodworking equipment that it took me a while to get back into the idea of building things out of wood. Now I'm having fun trying to figure out how far I can go with as few tools as possible while I slowly build up my shop. Thanks for another great video!

[@Lincolnstww]

@@shayton9 haha - just want to make sure everyone was clear on the Ana shout out! She deserves a lot of credit as one of the original bloggers. Good luck! Half the fun is figuring this all out

[@brigetteanderson-atkins1128]

I'm glad I'm not the only that can't figure out Sketchup. Pencil and paper work just as well! Turned out beautiful.

[@JohnStrikwerda]

One word for this KZbin video: Masterclass. Well done sir. Well done.

[@blaw124]

Jar Jar Drinks should be the considerable choice for your flip down bar.

[@letsRegulateSociopaths]

super nice piece. Reminds me of my grandma's 60s dutch rosewood furniture. Wish I had that now....

[@Ross-2077]

You are also one of the most underrated woodworking KZbin channels my guy, thanks for the great video

[@dmons24]

Man, your channel is also much underrated than it deserves. Great piece came up.

[@israeldiecel9479]

Incredible piece of furniture, I appreciate that you share your experience, I have never taken carpentry classes I work for a bank and my passion is carpentry, I have learned thanks to people like you where you have shared the mistakes you have made in the process and thanks to that, I have saved a lot of money in material and a lot of time, thanks for everything from the beautiful city of Mexico

[@petenelson8136]

Love your style, and it's nice having you back. Also love the tip on not getting hung up about the size of things, that's one of my biggest failings.

[@JeremyB8419]

9:44 Haven't started my project yet, and I know I've heard it before, but I'm fairly positive you just saved me hundreds of dollars in lumber and hundreds of hours worth of work lol. Thanks. Liked and subscribed.

[@andfunkable]

Your comments on the router use were super quick but I found them really useful. I borrowed a router from a friend as my next tool beyond circular saw and screw gun. Thanks for the tips!

[@SpencerKirkland]

The fence bar... so good. Great video and ad.

[@soujrnr]

As usual, had me laughing my ass off with the sarcasm and dry humor strategically placed. LOL That final product is gorgeous, by the way. Being the rank amateur that I am, I'm not ready for this level of perfection. I'm still at the milk crate sized Lego level of the woodworking game. It's fun and I'm learning, and your videos are extremely helpful!! Thanks again!

[@Bender1138]

The "Lincoln St. Does it Again" cover of Fine Woodworking made me spit out my Diet Coke. Well done! Great tips and great content. Looking forward to more.

[@Lincolnstww]

thanks! glad someone caught that

[@erictroutman1571]

Great vid. Very relatable and encouraging. Bar names: Common Table; Cedar Tavern; Pickets; Flip-Top Bar; Lincoln St Lounge; Neighborhood Bar; The Drawbridge; Bar in Plain Sight; Open Fences; Secret Spot; Hidden Treasure; In D Fence….

[@draintheputt9517]

Simply the best chanel for woodworking of any level. The descriptions of what your thinking at different points in a build is spot on. It's as though you are in my head...please forward rent check for head space! Great video as always.

[@Lincolnstww]

Appreciate that! Ill send the check your way

[@martinfletcher2729]

appreciate your logical approach to woodworking. Cabinet making is a journey, you encourage the newer folks to not be too critical of their early pieces, good on ya. I understand why you minimise measuring parts, you should try the metric system (like the majority of the planet) you will make even less mistakes. cheers and keep up the entertainment

[@mindthrower8772]

Great videos, dude. I learned a lot, as a not beginner, but not much experienced woodworker. Well, woodworker as a builder of different furniture for myself - recently moved to empty apartment and building everything from scratch the way I like) So, thank you!

[@brianhawes3115]

Story sticks help a lot with repetitive cuts, also if you’re putting up crown molding around the top of kitchen cabinets metric is easier to write down and read correctly at the chop saw

[@mainerdiy8399]

Yet another production with jam packed information and never lacking in humor.

[@aaronruple6964]

The build in a build was cool. Built that same fold down of a fence panel to allow a small trailer to be stored in my back yard when not in use for car. Wouldn't fit through normal gate and didn't want to build a bigger gate, or new gate. Love your stuff.

[@thedelawarevalleyworkshop]

Great Video! It has comedy, drama, and Mayhem 😆Loved the cameo as well. I also cannot confirm or deny, a book shelf build that I recently completed (out of not free pallet wood!) was smaller in length than the plan I drew up in Sketch-up.

[@lazerblade2]

Reference of the rounded side off the router. Great tip. Hadn't thought of that.

[@anthonymiddlesex6859]

you never stop learning.......and you learn by your mistakes . people like yourself can help with your mind set and tips like everybody else on here. well done from london uk

[@jackiefernandez8080]

i just wanted to say how very much i enjoy all your videos. they are informative, slightly stupid in a good way and always macke me chuckle- or at least smile.

[@jackiefernandez8080]

yep i can spell, just not when in a hurry. You and i have lunch together 5 days a week- and time is up!

[@trapcraftwoodworks4619]

Hey, glad to see you put out a new video, we've been waiting! Also glad to see you rep two of my other favorite channels, Matt Estlea is a stud and I'm amazed he's not more well known. I found him while shopping for a veritas plane and have since watched nearly every video he has. I literally just stumbled across Nick Pedulla's channel last week and all I can say is wow - truly inspiring content. That guy says more in 5 minutes of not talking than 99.9% of content creators do after talking for 30 minutes. You three are in my personal list of top ten best woodworking channels for sure (as is your other fun hidden gem - Third Coast Craftsman, dude has next level jointery skills!), each for different reasons. Keep it up man, you guys have me interested enough in creating a channel that I created a different account under my business name just to post this!

[@madbuy]

The new Star Wars series Andor is coming out August 2022 (based on Cassian Andor). Anker to Andor is pretty darn close to ignore. There are tons of bars in a Galaxy Far, Far Away (Mos Eisley Cantina, Baruk's Bar, Bentho's Nightclub, Cantina in Mos Pelgo, etc.) My vote would go to Anker's Fancetop Cantina OR whatever is the name of the first bar entered in the series Andor (there's got to be one). Love the channel by the way, keep it up!

[@gbear056]

I love the Tip-n-Tap Bar! Oh yeah, the new cabinet was nice,too. Great job as always.

[@saliyalokeshwara]

Pedulla Studios is hands down some of the best work I have every seen

[@jeffmazur8037]

Sorry so late to the party! I suggest, as its deployment mechanism strongly suggests, that you call the bar "Tipsy", hope you like it. I enjoy your videos, and find them quite often informative and helpful, keep up the good work!

[@anthonyclarke9620]

Ernest Gimson from way back (Archetect and designer in the Arts and Crafts Movement) used the small rebate between the carcase and underframe. It made a feature of the difficult task of making the two parts exactly the same size....

[@ky-el6642]

Thanks for the humor and reminder that my time is valuable. For the bar, you built it with the Anker, and if your neighbors are SW fans too, you could go with "Ankerhead". Thanks.

[@Lincolnstww]

oh thats a good one!

[@rob5800can]

Your videos are great. Good topics and good break downs. Also the production quality is good and your humorous b rolls are peppered in enough to be funny and not annoyingly overly added. I love watching your videos.

[@AKHuntinFool]

Still chuckling. Another great video. Keep on crushing.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thanks! Will do!

[@731Woodworks]

Great stuff as always! Build looks amazing.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thanks Matt

[@bestbuilder1st]

We call the "line" between the base/legs and the cabinet carcass a "reglet", instead of the rabbit (or rebate) as stated at 11:58. That is also a difference between a "beginner and pro", of course YMMV

[@0xbaadf00d]

I once tried gluing paper with 5mm squares onto my workpiece, to cut down on measuring. It was a revelation. For any small pieces I'll use the trick again for sure.

[@pellabandgeek]

Good to see you back!

[@AvroBus]

Excellent video. Both for the information and the humour! Good job!

[@BMSculptures]

Amazing work. I think we need a full video on the fence bar.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thanks Blake!

[@panfull]

That transformation with the finish :O like magic.

[@DJBigMac209]

Another entertaining and educational video. Watching your videos helps me have the confidence to try new methods rather than the newbie tricks i'm still using 2 yrs later. Thanks for the video, I appreciate your time.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thats great to hear. Go for it!

[@Kirril84]

You're my favourite woodworking youtuber! "Lincoln St. does it again" on the magazine haha, love it!

[@NWGR]

Absolute perfect combination of wisdom and humor, nicely done. :-) I even watched the sponsor spot. @ 8:22, well said and can't be said enough. Time is the one resource we can not under any circumstances earn more of. While I was chuckling throughout much of the video, I totally lost it at 9:22 lol That entire sequence of events is exactly how it plays out; measure, figure out I screwed up, drop tape measure and walk away in frustration. Awesome job dude.

[@Lincolnstww]

Thank you very much. 9:22 was an easy one to film. I've got a lot of experience doing that

[@ronnorris1504]

Amazing build. Love the fence bar. Thanks for sharing your techniques as well as your humor.

[@book1136]

Great video nice to see you back on here making videos

[@duraner3000]

Sir! I absolutely love your channel and envy your knowledge. I find myself rewinding a bunch because I laugh at what you just said and miss the next thing. I've always wanted to get into woodworking and your videos are inspiring since it is kind of intimidating for a guy who isn't too handy and sits in front of a computer for 8 hours a day. Currently gathering some of the must haves so the journey can begin!

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

A better than average example of mid-century modern, the curve on the little feet, drawers-n-doors and the knobs are spot on. Next time maybe the drawers IN the doors or some asymmetry! I hope you wrote your name on the bottom with a fat pencil. I also like the Bartition.

[@Gsijin42]

Can't say how much i enjoy your videos. Terrific presentations

[@Lincolnstww]

Glad you like them!

[@tylerstephens8542]

The Neigh-bar. I like how you approach your videos!

[@ericnicastro]

Call it the “Commodore Perry.” Your neighbor was wearing a Don’t Give Up The Ship shirt from Erie Apparel (I’m from Erie and spotted it instantly). Perry had that flag displayed on his flagship during a victorious engagement against the British on Lake Erie in September 1813.

[@annw1395]

Your media cabinet is gorgeous, and looks flawless to me! Beautiful wood grain. I love the handles. The legs are seamless. You are a master! New subscriber.

[@MrAnimal1971]

I really appreciate the time and hilarity you put into your videos. When i saw it the Groglue sign, i lost it. Ill never say it right ever again. LOL

[@Lincolnstww]

Thank you!

[@chrisgreene2070]

By far the funniest woodworking channel out there at the moment 🤣

[@Endtimescoming]

LOL I agree with you jig it up measuring and measuring is for the birds...also imperial measurements all the way

[@Mr.GucciClass1A]

That was a home run video man. It’s always, and I mean always a treat to see a video of yours pop into my feed. Inspirational and fun. And the shorts are rocking! 👍🏽

[@adamb0mbz]

Great video, I really enjoyed it. Beautiful design. Shouting out the sources of your inspiration is an underrated flex on KZbin.