Making a Beautiful Waterfall Bench Seat

[@Shaka_Vibe]

I really like that interior brace detail. Nicely done.

[@blindus82]

I love the progression from the Ozito trim router to the Festool sander... proof that you don't need to have the best of all the tools but it's nice to have some of them... I have the same router. sadly not the same sander... Nice looking bench and great to see builds coming from you.

[@jbb5470]

Beautiful. I really like the format of this video. Great music and watch to follow along. Very well done!

[@kuffyswoodwork]

The design is elegantly simple which shows off the timber for all it is worth. It is some of the nicer Marri I have seen in a long time. Top job! 👍

[@RobinLewisMakes]

That bracket in the corner is bloody clever! Is there any flex in the join?

[@chrisbrown456]

great job with this Jordan,congrats

[@construction-productscemen4935]

great job.

[@modestmaking5314]

I really like this video format (the build was good too). You have yourself a new subscriber!

[@francoisfouche2568]

Great project ! I'm impressed ... you actually own and use a handplane!! Hehe

[@PeriodicFurnitureStudio]

Francois Fouché haha I own and use them all the time 😂

[@Thom4123]

Sweet build the crisp lines of the bench looks awesome. Is this going into your catalog I think it would definitely be great piece of handmade local craftsman for people to kinda get their feet wet to have such a quality build in ones house. I don’t know I’m just rambling on sorry Jordan awesome video

[@CharlesCartierMurdoch]

making this this week, 1-3/4 with all the same tools and the exact same way.. was wondering if you bought a specific wood blade for the scm panel saw.

[@jonathanritter7364]

How thick is this lumber? Im looking to make a bench like this but my lumber is only 7/8" or so and im worried about it bowing when somone sits on it. Lumber is 18" wide, and the bench will be about 5 feet long

[@kimberlykv4313]

Can you do this for counter stools?

[@sandrocesteves]

Beautifullllll!!!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 😘❤️🇧🇷

[@bossplaier]

Nice video

[@JohnMcMahan5]

Perfect roundover depth! What do you have it set at?

[@RTSWOODWORKS]

Well done as always. Might I suggest an apron or tucking in your shirt when using the jointer? I got nervous watching your shirt hang over the spinning blades.

[@reginaldgaines3290]

I agree with adding an apron to the safety wardrobe, you have lost a finger tip don't add a belly button. USA

[@brendandouglas-henry905]

beeeeeeeutiful great video as well!

[@bh6984]

was that an epoxy that you used in the mitre joint? i'm curious what type you used and how clean-up was.

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

Awesome mate

[@jameszimmermann725]

How did you make the interior brace bit?

[@benlewis9480]

Really nice

[@groundhogssplit]

Seems like a leaf out of the Doucette and Wolfe video book, except they have a focus upon using hand tools, with hand cut dovetails rather than machine cut joints. After seeing Doucette and Wolfe videos several years ago, I can't help but feel that the idyllic acoustic accompaniment is more attune to the relative silence of hand-crafted artefacts, than the noisy whine of a machine shop. But then creating is a state of mind, irrespective of methods employed.

[@Blade2172]

What is the smallest and simplest item you have made?

[@KingPostTimberWorks]

Sweet

[@michaelmcaulay8765]

Not bad at all mate

[@ClaytonwFirth]

Wow.

[@blindluck5734]

another silent movie. I hate those. Gets a dislike video from me because I am visually impaired and there are a lot of visually impaired woodworkers, and a silent movie does absolutely nothing for us. 2:59

[@blindluck5734]

another silent movie. I hate those. Those of us who are visually impaired have no clue what you're doing. 1:42

[@ckaceritus]

Nice bench, but sorry, thumbs down on the video. Music - bad. No sharing of techniques, wood types, tips/tricks or finishes.