She Didn't Design the Nesting Chair

[@404aladdin9]

I used to make those for my kids 40 years ago still have them and I can show you

[@worstworkshop]

Oh, I believe you. It's an old design. Now that I've had one for a while, I want to make a few more. I'm tempted to buy April's plans too. It would probably help. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!

[@drewpickard554]

In alot of ways thats just a advanced Viking chair. Which is pretty cool either way. Aprils videos are great, and it is a fun thing with youtubers like her watching her get REALLY good over the years

[@worstworkshop]

Great point.

[@leighgray8537]

She's been an inspiration for years, I started woodworking and other things because of April Wilkerson's videos.

[@worstworkshop]

That's awesome to hear. Have you told her that? I know she'd love to hear it.

[@c.a.g.1977]

Your editing and voice overs are really well done! So happy to see you now have decent power in the workshop! Gotta love April, she's come so far, from those small builds in her (parents?) garage to where she's now, with her huge shop(s) and lovely house.

[@worstworkshop]

Seriously! She's also seems so nice. She must spend a lot of time answering comments. Thanks for your kind words!

[@ishumannature9565]

The look on little bit's face, when she flipped the switch. Lovely.

[@worstworkshop]

She's really something. :)

[@ykkfamily]

Ok Canadian watching your video on the bus in Hokkaido Japan....and already made me chuckle when the table saw died with the trumpet playing. Already entertained!!!!!! Thank you Sir

[@ykkfamily]

And yes I will be building this as soon as I am back to Ontario 😊

[@worstworkshop]

That's great. I highly recommend not "winging it" like I did. :)

[@JiggsysShed]

April is definitely an inspiration and I do enjoy watching her work. She was also great to chat to when I met her at Makers Central in the UK a few years ago. Love your videos and how you take on builds by others. Keep up the great work.

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you. I would love the chance to meet her some day, just to say thanks.

[@JiggsysShed]

@worstworkshop the first time she was at Makers Central it was so busy and she had a massive queue so I didn't get to meet her then. The next time I had early entry, so got to meet her with nearly no one else there. She is a really nice person, so hope you do get to meet her some point

[@Rebekah-BodyIllumination]

This is AWESOME! Hysterical. Your chair looks amazing. This happens so happen on KZbin. Ideas and information are free-flowing and very often we think it came from one source and it's not always the case. Stay cool Davide! Namaste Rebekah

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you so much, Rebekah!

[@flowerstone]

I have two chairs and the table. It’s been in my family for more than 40 years. 😁

[@worstworkshop]

That's awesome! I wish I could figure out where this design really came from. That's the oldest example I've heard of.

[@SkullyWoodMetal]

I got a detached retina from trenching the electrical conduit for my shop. Good job I am glad you are getting some shop improvements.

[@worstworkshop]

What?! Did something fly up and hit you?

[@SkullyWoodMetal]

The shaking movement from the Ditch "Chainsaw" shook me up pretty good. The ditch was 200 feet long and three feet deep as required by our local utility company. Took nearly 8 hours of jarring and shaking. @@worstworkshop

[@catherinevincent852]

My mother got a chair just like that when I was in elementary school twenty years ago at a reenactment. I think the design itself is just really old and they just both wrote up some plans for a chair that's been around for hundred years.

[@worstworkshop]

That sounds right. I spent about five minutes trying to trace down the history of that design, and failed. Rex Krueger could probably tell us. :)

[@mageckman]

My family had two of these chairs for camping when I was growing up back in the early to mid 80s. We were told then that the design was old. Possibly well over 100 years old as we were using them for pre 1840s reenacting.

[@worstworkshop]

I know they're old, but that's the oldest example I've heard of!

[@powrfwd37]

There are a lot of designs - such as that one - that I'd have to say are in the public domain based on how frequently and likely they are made and used by woodworkers the world over. It is always fun to see someone deliver their own twist or take kn a classic. Now, if it is a thing which someone has absolutely created from scratch and never publicly shared a video on, then you're likely splitting hairs. If someone shares a video of them making a thing, they'll likely inspire others to attempt it.

[@worstworkshop]

Totally agree!

[@cydrych]

I have been part of a historical reenactment group and for our events we couldn’t have any modern looking chairs in our camp. A lot of people had chairs that looked exactly like that. I started doing that in 1990 so that design is at least 35 years old.

[@worstworkshop]

From what I've heard, it may date back over 100 years. I want to build more. It's a great design.

[@MichelleMingo-m1i]

So cool David! Loved your video. The girls are adorable! I haven’t ever done any wood working but have often wanted to build furniture. I mostly refinish old pieces or paint them and make them look pretty again. I could paint your chairs for you. Haha

[@worstworkshop]

Ha! I hate painting so much. Thanks for watching!

[@scottreynoldswoodworking]

Really entertaining video! The 1st woodworking podcast i listened to was with April Wilkerson and Jay Bates, it helped get me hooked!

[@Rob-Hannon]

And Nick Ferry. Wish that went on for longer.

[@scottreynoldswoodworking]

@@Rob-Hannon me too

[@scottreynoldswoodworking]

@@Rob-Hannon me too

[@FynneRoke]

Used a version of these chairs back in the '90s for reenactments.

[@jimmcnett]

Great video. I like your philosophy, humor, and style. Very entertaining. I also picked up a few new tips and tricks. Please keep them coming.

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks! I think if you learn something from one of my videos, that's sort of a unexpected bonus. :)

[@countryeveryday6587]

Yeah, I was digging Around in my grandmother's old house, and in the rafters.. one of chairs Look like it's been up there for 50 years

[@worstworkshop]

Yeah, it's actually an old design. It's a pretty cool one though. I want to build more of them.

[@fiveduckstudio]

Absolutely, sometimes buying a plan is worth saving hours figuring it out yourself. Great video. Now back to the grind🤣

[@worstworkshop]

Keep at it, brother!

[@andrewlipic8414]

I had already bought her plans last year, before I knew that Jay had done a similar video first. I've watched both, I find April's version is easier and better. I still have yet to make the chair.

[@worstworkshop]

I still may buy her plans. It's everybody's favorite chair, but I don't love the geometry of mine. I may build a bunch to go around the fire pit, or maybe Adirondack chairs. Can't decide.

[@scottmorris4914]

I do want to give credit to someone who always gives credit to other wood workers when she does a project on her channel. It is Tamar from 3x3 Custom. She will say that she talked with this person about doing their project on here channel, and she make improvements.

[@worstworkshop]

Oh yeah, I like her! And in this case, I don't really think it was necessary for credit to be given. The design is pretty ubiquitous, and April and Jay are friends anyway.

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, Dave! It turned out great! 😃 You should definitely make a drawing bow! It could help a lot for jobs like that! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@worstworkshop]

Never even heard of it, but a quick Google search and I'm facepalming!

[@fritzkraemer1668]

Your Videos are very underratet ! nice Content , Fun to follow . I wish to turn back the time and spend time with my daughters in the workshop!

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks so much! I'm trying to make the most of the time we have together.

[@juliemorrisdesign1]

AMAZING!

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you!!

[@donnycox128]

I just found your channel and when you said Fort Worth, made my head pop up. Greetings from N FW wherever what part you’re in.

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks, Donny! We're likely just north of you, near the Speedway.

[@BustedKnuckleWoodworks]

Another great video David! We did a whole segment on video and plan “stealing” on our last podcast episode. It’s a pretty common thing in the maker space for sure. Some examples are more egregious than others (the one we talked about was pretty blatant in my opinion). I agree by the way, April is amazing and one of the “OGs” in this niche. Happy she’s here in Texas! 🤠

[@worstworkshop]

Wait, you have a podcast? And you're in Texas?? Sorry I haven't reached out this week. I've been trying to get this video out, and you know how that goes!

[@jimrosson6702]

Great idea great video

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you!

[@NathanTalbertWoodworking]

crazy, I just discovered her channel earlier this week. I was looking up Adirondack chairs and found it. I'm working on a cross between hers and a few others that I found.

[@worstworkshop]

The OG for Adirondack chairs is Norm Abram. You've seen the one he built, right?

[@NathanTalbertWoodworking]

@@worstworkshop I think I even saw that way back when it was on tv. I used to love watching that show as a kid. We didn't have cable so our options were limited to like 5 channels. I went with her main design though so the chairs can be folded up. (her older video, I just saw she has a newer rocking version too)

[@LittleSonWoodworking]

hey buddy, i love your videos and i am watching for month your channel. Its always a pleasure. A little story behind it and easy to watch. Keep it up that way. Best regards from germany :)

[@worstworkshop]

Danke!

[@berryconway4296]

I made a couple of those in '82 so my wife and I could use them when canoe camping. A guy I worked with had a couple made by his grandfather and he let me borrow one for a weekend to get dimensions. They were originally made with straight stiles/legs so when 'folded' the chair would lay flat in a canoe. You could put your tent and sleeping bags on them, keeping them out of the water that always finds its way into canoe bottoms. Then use them to sit around the camp site at night. While our canoe was sold when we could no longer lift them onto the roof of the van the chairs are still fine.

[@worstworkshop]

What a brilliant idea. I can just see them in the bottom of a canoe. Thanks for sharing!

[@markhayes9004]

Awesome video again! I hope all is wonderful with you and your family. I liked Little Bit's boots too! I've been complaining about it getting over 100 here for the last week or two, but the temps up here aren't nearly as bad as they are for you. I had to use a trencher a few years ago, I had to board up the windows and I found myself wishing for full body armor and a helmet to protect from all the rocks it was flinging at me. If you are interested, I'll try to find the website address that should have the parts you need to permanently fix your 'new' table saw. They carry a lot of stuff, and they were able to get me parts I needed to fix my Craftsman jointer that was built in 1981, so I'm guessing they would have the parts you need.

[@worstworkshop]

That would be a great help, Mark! I found a replacement on Ebay for about $100, but it wasn't worth it to me. And yes, all the boots in the house are her boots apparently.

[@gsilcoful]

Thanks!

[@worstworkshop]

Hey! Thanks my first superchat, ever!! Thank you so very much!

[@gsilcoful]

@@worstworkshop Hope that is just seed money.

[@QuantumHobbies]

new subscriber and loving the content, hi from south africa

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying it.

[@kevinc5234]

AWESOME DAVE!!!

[@worstworkshop]

Thank you, Kevin. I appreciate it.

[@buckclaborn4508]

Once again, great video. I love the stuff you have to do first, to just get to doing the stuff you want to do. LOL

[@worstworkshop]

I have this fantasy in mind where everything is so put together that's not the case, but it may forever be just that. Thanks!

[@acijami]

lol, my 11yr old boy did the very same to me when I tried to "gift" some woodwerd knowledge to him.. I laughed so hard at this ;)

[@worstworkshop]

At least you didn't make him trench for electrical.

[@acijami]

@@worstworkshop I'm pretty sure hes not responsible enough for weapons of mass tree root destruction😁

[@MJLWoodWorks]

I have two daughters also and I love involving them in woodworking projects as well! Most excellent! How is the old Craftman table saw holding up? I've been thinking of grabbing one also but, I am finding that parts for them are mostly discontinued and hard to find. However, there are so many of them out there that maybe buying two would be better.

[@worstworkshop]

I'll be honest. It's dead. It has a bent arbor, and the motor mount I built isn't working out. There's a ton of vibration, and the pulleys keep falling off. They're a little jacked up too. It's just this saw though. I might just grab another one and use this one for parts.

[@MJLWoodWorks]

@@worstworkshop exactly what I’ve been contemplating. Good luck with it! There are tons of them out there! Happy hunting!

[@Chaves_Novo_Quiz]

Good job, thanks for sharing!

[@worstworkshop]

You found it!

[@countrymagic61]

April Wlikerson is a awesome content creator as well as many others. I watch content creators with small shops because I could relate to them. Then what happens? Their channel blows up and they start getting sponsorships, getting all the fancy and expensive tools, and of course....a much bigger workshop. Now, I can no longer relate to these content creators, because they no longer have to be limited by their shop size, tools, and whatnot's. Please, don't get me wrong. It is awesome they were able to grow their channel and I wish all of them much continued success. However again, I can no longer relate to them. Also, now they portray a celerity status demeanor (which is sad). I still watch some of them now and then if it is of interest to me and/or I can relate to the subject matter. Go back and watch some earlier videos of your favorite content creator, and compare to them to their most recent videos. Again, I do wish them all much success. I have been told if you don't like what you see on TV....Change the channel. Which I do. By the the way....I enjoyed your video. You have a good sense of humor and you make your videos interesting. (Fist time to you channel)👍

[@worstworkshop]

I know exactly what you mean. I've watched so many of those channels blow up. Thanks for watching, and I hope to see you around for future videos!

[@cityfiedredneck6841]

My sentiments exactly. Couldn't have said it better. I like her older stuff. But now it's like watching an infomercial.

[@steveferguson1232]

I follow both Jay and April and 100% she took the design. The million dollar question is did she talk with Jay about it first, which would have been the right thing to do

[@worstworkshop]

I think they're friends. They used to do a podcast together. And to be fair, I think the design predates both of them. No one knows who came up with it originally, at least not that I kind find out.

[@steveferguson1232]

@@worstworkshop I do remember Jay putting it out first as he had free plans with it and I got them. Then it was a couple months later I saw April do her version of it. I love both these channels and I’m subscribing to yours right now

[@worstworkshop]

@@steveferguson1232 Thanks for subscribing!

[@MaJuice209]

you deserve more views good sir!

[@worstworkshop]

You're very kind. Thank you!

[@AllorNothingWoodworks]

Thanks! You're a funny guy

[@worstworkshop]

Hey!! Thank you sooooo much!!

[@darkinertia2]

this is like a gonzo woodworking video, if you get the hunter thompson reference lol

[@worstworkshop]

Way less drugs though.

[@lorencolt]

Both of them said you can see this design all over the internet and this is their interpretations of the design

[@worstworkshop]

Totally. It was just s joke. Thanks for commenting!

[@lorencolt]

@@worstworkshop YEAH DON'T ME RILED

[@lorencolt]

GET

[@WedoweeHandyman]

Ok I’ve decided I like your narrative style so much ing gonna have to steal your brain for my own channels videos 😂

[@worstworkshop]

I consider that a great compliment! Thank you.

[@WedoweeHandyman]

@@worstworkshop it was definitely a compliment 100%

[@SandWoodWithMe]

words. math. stuff. Little Bit is the best... so dramatic as she should be! Also, nice form from both girls using the drill. April better watch out for those two.

[@worstworkshop]

She's a character, for sure. They both are. Princess is sometimes too cool to let everybody see it right now. It's a phase.

[@robertsmith3518]

I guess I missed the point of the video , I wish you all the best but I am not sure I wanna take the trip with ya . Cheers

[@worstworkshop]

That means so much to me. Thank you. Thank you for taking the time to watch, consider, and offer a thoughtful response. Admittedly, I'm learning how to create valuable content, and there's a lot more I don't know than what I do. Maybe I'll see you down the road. Until then, as you say, cheers!

[@gregmize01]

That intro! 😂

[@worstworkshop]

Glad you got a kick out of that!

[@RYwoodview]

Love the design of your videos, as well as the chair (which I too have seen a number of places). Agree that April Wilkerson is a KZbin woodworking star -- which your daughters are becoming, too! Do you use your TS fence on the left of the blade?

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks! I tend to hold my push stick with my left hand, so it makes sense for it to go there. What do you think? Should it be on the other side?

[@RYwoodview]

@@worstworkshop Whatever seems safest, I'd say, given handedness and blade tilt. Just so we're pushing next to the fence and not trapping offcuts that kick back. However, it would be safer with a fixed featherboard than one you hold. I try hard to stay out of the line of fire of blade and offcut. With one hand on each side of the blade, you're definitely in the way.

[@worstworkshop]

@@RYwoodview Agreed. My old saw had nonstandard miter slots, so it couldn't accommodate anything unless I built it from scratch. With this one, even if I do build it myself, runners will be a lot easier to find.

[@WedoweeHandyman]

Who do use for to video sound bites thanks

[@worstworkshop]

Which sounds bites are you talking about?

[@EricFerguson-u4r]

Check out viking star gamer chair easy build for the girls only 2 boards

[@worstworkshop]

Oh yeah! My friends at Friday Workshop built one of those. I've always wanted to do one.

[@OldmanSerious]

Haven't seen those chairs until this video, but on a similar vein, there's a bunch of videos by different creators about building a full sized workbench that can fold up and be stored on a wall. I saw one guy do it, and then youtube recommended a few others with what was almost identical designs. So either they all nick designs off each other or someone comes up with these designs for the youtubers to make it and say that it was theirs. Ghost designing maybe?

[@worstworkshop]

There's very little that's actually new anymore. I've been rewatching a lot of New Yankee Workshop lately, and hadn't realized how many of our "tips and tricks" are actually Norm's.

[@heidibundy8906]

🤣I can relate to the table saw! My Sears-special got hit by a car. (My daughter drove into the woodshop during driver's ed). It's a little bent but is ok for cutting stuff you don't care about gluing up. Then I acquired a used Delta contractors saw - from the dark ages. I discovered (or should I say my son discovered) quickly that there were NO safety features on this puppy. I had to clean the rust and paint off it but it cuts a lot truer. It is heavier than all get-out and with no wheels, it doesn't go very far, very often. A new saw? Now that would be nice!

[@worstworkshop]

Your table saw journey is a lot like mine. That "new" Craftsman saw has some big issues, including a bent arbor on the motor, but it's better than what I was using. Someday I'll upgrade.

[@AllorNothingWoodworks]

I'm poor too! After your channel bombs, can I borrow your camera equiptment so I can give it a go? You can just run it to me in Lake Worth ;) ... Keep it up. Huge fan

[@worstworkshop]

I can't tell if you're trolling with sarcasm or just trying to be funny, but either way, thanks for your comment!

[@AllorNothingWoodworks]

​@@worstworkshop The latter. My attempt at humor. Genuine fan & wish genuine success. Apologies that was so unclear.

[@roosterqmoney]

15a? those are rookie numbers. you gotta up them numbers....

[@JoeRadose]

I can't recall if Jay or April was asked (in the comments) about it, and whichever one confirmed that they are old friends (they, along with Nick Ferry, used to do a podcast together, and did some projects together), and confirmed there's no hard feelings and no one is feeling slighted.

[@worstworkshop]

Oh yeah. Jay features her on his website, and April is one of the kindest makers on KZbin. I haven't heard their podcast though.

[@JoeRadose]

@@worstworkshop it was years and years ago. Probably hard to find these days, but I concur :)

[@pazmaniaoh6341]

Comedy gold

[@worstworkshop]

Thanks!!

[@fngrusty42]

I just want to know. How can you move in your work shop. I have a 2 car workshop and still dont have room wife keeps all the stuff she wont throw away. Why is it called a 2 car workshop ..

[@worstworkshop]

Well, it helps if you clean it. At least, that's what I've heard.

[@randallthomas5207]

This design, like many others, predates both of them. Literally, it came out of a Popular Mechanics, early sixties, and probably predated that.

[@worstworkshop]

I know it's an old design, but hadn't heard it was in Popular Mechanics! Thanks for watching.

[@gsilcoful]

The electric? The table saw? I all could think was: what would Norm say.

[@worstworkshop]

Oh man. As much as it would be a dream to meet him one day, I dread to think what he'd say about all this!

[@gsilcoful]

@@worstworkshop Haha. Saw him at a home and garden show here in Rochester, NY 30 years ago or so when he gave a lecture. Standing room only.

[@st170ish]

That kind of design has been around for years probably well before April or Jay were even born.

[@worstworkshop]

I figured it was, but had trouble finding any history of it. Another viewer recalled one from over forty years ago. Do you know anything about them?

[@st170ish]

@@worstworkshop Id imagine they would have been used on things like cruise liners and old movie theaters back in the twenty's

[@jimmypostell2373]

Just built several of these with plans from Black Creek.... .....and did a serious LOL at Death trap. My 20+ y/o Delta died 2 weeks ago.

[@jonnybooks9337]

i just wanna know...where'd you get that bangin' "Girl Dad" hat?...as a girl dad of 2, myself, that would be an AWESOME addition!!...enjoying your vids, my "friend" (quotes only 'cause i've never ACTUALLY met you)

[@jonnybooks9337]

& i agree...April is quite the "maker". & if you haven't already checked out her work, then...well, just DAMN!!

[@worstworkshop]

I wish I could see that TV show she did with Tim Allen and Richard Karnes, but I'd have to subscribe to another premium service for it. I bought the hat on Amazon. Search for "Girl Dad Daughter Embroidered Richardson 112 Trucker Cap Hat" and it should pop right up!

[@roosterqmoney]

never let a child flip the breaker for the first time. for real, professional electricians who are more safety conscious usually stand to the side and look away when a breaker is turned on for the first time. there is always a chance of a life changing explosion. even if it is a tiny chance.

[@worstworkshop]

You're right. I had tested it before she came out to turn it on. My tests were just "unofficial."

[@matthewclemente420]

that design has ben around long before they were both born. Guilty ! 2 counts

[@worstworkshop]

That's what I hear! I tried to find a history of it, but all I can find out is that it seems to go back at least forty years.

[@ChrisStCyr-gnt7]

I think the first time I saw this chair designs was about the time you bought your death trap that died in this video. There was no KZbin and the WWW was pretty new. I saw it in a woodworking magazine. There really are not many new ideas I’d woodworking.

[@worstworkshop]

So true. Except now there's epoxy river tables. Unfortunately.

[@EricFerguson-u4r]

Sorry mentioned stargazing chair

[@worstworkshop]

Yep. I'm familiar with it.

[@skiph4455]

My dad built that same style chair April and Jay built way back in 1980 so does that mean they stole that chair design from my dad?

[@worstworkshop]

Obviously! Lawsuit in order.

[@timlyman4892]

They probably both lifted the design from a 50 year old magazine.

[@worstworkshop]

Oh, for sure. It's commonly called a "nesting chair," and it's a really old design. Thanks for watching!

[@Griffinwoodworks]

You and her are both awesome woodworkers. I see a lot of hate for her and Tamar both on various social media platforms, and I don’t get it. One person called one of them woodshop Barbie and a hack. I mean the barbie part was funny lol, but them being a hack is just stupid.

[@worstworkshop]

She's a MUCH better woodworker than I am. I hope you saw the end of the video when I gushed about how great she is. I've watched her since she first started almost ten years ago, and have tremendous respect for her. I don't poke fun at any creator I don't love.

[@Griffinwoodworks]

@@worstworkshop yes sir I absolutely watched it all. My apologies if you thought I was trying to imply anything. But I’m the same way. I tell my kids that if I didn’t pick on them, they’d think I didn’t love them any more. 😂

[@worstworkshop]

@@Griffinwoodworks , no need! You sound like a dad after my own heart.

[@RetroGames1979]

April got more views, a year later

[@RetroGames1979]

Oldest video I can find on KZbin, not that old... kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5u9lKmNpN-Zg8U

[@worstworkshop]

Absolutely. I've heard stories of these chairs that are at least fifty years old.

[@marianpeschetz8522]

May I, with full respect, kindly ask you to upgrade your table saw with a riving knive? You are much to valuable for the workers community to stop yourself eventually with a piece of wook shooting back into your stomach...

[@worstworkshop]

You absolutely may! And thank you. I'm going to be adding splitters to a zero cut insert as soon as I get the chance.

[@d.l.9453]

@@worstworkshop That is the solution I am pursuing with my old Craftsman saw. Was never happy it didn't have a riving knife (don't believe it even has that as an option to easily mount one), but adding a splitter to a zero clearance plate should do the trick. Micro Jig has one, Kreg does too I believe.

[@marianpeschetz8522]

@@worstworkshop 🙂

[@nathanowens3423]

My 2 cents if they matter, is that it’s not about stealing. I guess if you’re creating content that’s a different story. But as far as making something to sell? They don’t live in my town. So if I use either one, technically I’m stealing too. But they aren’t here. And why put it on KZbin if you aren’t expecting people to be “inspired”?

[@worstworkshop]

Yep. I was just poking fun at them.The design predates both of them anyway, and from what I understand, they're good friends.

[@fngrusty42]

Ps every time i check out april my wife hits me in the back of the head..

[@worstworkshop]

Haha! My wife and I have an understanding about her.

[@Crowley001]

There is nothing amazing about her other than she spent money on tools she doesn't know how to use properly😅 I can and have designed and built this. The one thing all these youtube "Woodworkers" are missing is BASIC MATH SKILLS! Show me how to build a basic tapered cup with only the table saw, glue and some sandpaper and have it not fall apart than we will talk about saying youtuber "Woodworkers" are actual 1st year carpenters

[@worstworkshop]

You're not wrong. There are actually some amazing woodworkers on KZbin, but most of them don't have big channels, because they're not very good at making videos. April is a content creator first, a businesswoman second, and a woodworker third. But it's also interesting to see how much better she's gotten over the years. At first, she really wasn't any good at all. She's gotten much better.

[@Crowley001]

@@worstworkshop any of the "bigger" channels that climb fast and they are only "bigger" because of the views they have being "content" based and not actual skill base, is mostly women because it is a male based audience viewing this "content". The actual good woodworkers that know what they are doing and have actual skill and the most important is knowledge of the subject matter are the smaller and older channels. This DIY stuff in terms of woodworking is a mockery of actual skilled tradesman that have real honed skills everywhere on this planet. These DIY woodworking channels are exactly why good skilled carpenters say no to can you fix my failed attemtps. Thus the birth of the unskilled handyman

[@kevinwillis6707]

She frequently copies other peoples ideas and designs, and so do a lot of other youtubers, you can count the ones producing original stuff out of hundrrds of channels on two hands..

[@worstworkshop]

Everyone does, me included.

[@stevewells954]

You frequently scare the shit out of me watching you use the table saw... Shows are funny.... I would just rather not see your dismemberment on KZbin 😊

[@worstworkshop]

Me too, Steve! I really need a better saw.

[@velray1231]

If two people have the same idea it's coincidence . I'm sorry you have nothing more better to do .how about being a little more creative yourself .

[@worstworkshop]

Of course! I actually have nothing but good things to say about both these creators, whom I've followed forever. Watch the video and you'll see. The stealing thing is just a joke, and clear it all up at the end of the video. FYI, the nesting chair goes back at least a hundred years. That's part of what made it funny to me. If you find it offensive, accept my apology. I was just poking fun at some of my heroes.