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The HNT Gordon plane!! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 Another great video full of so many tips and tricks.

Hot diggity!!! Usually when I watch your projects I think "I can get to that" but not this time. The amount of thought and skill that went into that little cabinet is truly amazing, well done.

Super grooooooovy drawer! Well done!

I have been woodworking and hence sharpening for years; have found the water stones work best for me.

Sorry to be picky about term use, but you don't "introduce" tension by resawing.... the tension is already there in the wood, you just liberate it.

Curve door is amazing 😮

Stunning, thanks.

Beautiful cabinet, Eric! You really pulled off the desired statement well! I've only fully accomplished that once in my whole (hobbyist) career. Additionally, I truly enjoyed this "what you were thinking" format. I hope to see a few of this type sprinkled in for the future.

That's not just master carpentry; that's true art, as it challenges thought. It's also f*****g beautiful.

I just ordered the Veritas after seeing this video. I’m new to mortise and tenon joinery and need it for my first project. I feel the LN and Veritas have that heirloom quality and the JKM maybe doesn’t have or hasn’t earned. That’s basically my rationale, that and the removable blade for sharpening.

I check my feed every weekend for a video and I’ve got to say it makes my weekend whenever you’ve posted. Thank you for making a simple man happy.

What are you using for power carving? What machine?

That drawers face is spectacular! Love the subtle curve to the door. And the simplicity of the minor complex details. Beautiful. .

You mentioned you took photos. Where can we see still photos of the cabinet? I think it is amazing and would love to see more to appreciate all the details you have included. As always amazing inspiring and educational. Excellent video. Thanks.

The 2x4 stamp is a little jarring for me on the drawer and I know that is the whole purpose of it but.... I would have used it on the back. Not to hide it but to make believe that you used 2x4 walnut studs! Treasures are to be found, not just given on the first date. Back looks very impressive too. Keep up the good work!

Beautiful 🤘

In my day job making chairs and sanding literally thousands of seats and backs, I have found that using two stacked Mirka interface pads in between the sander and your discs makes an extremely high quality surface before finish. The two pads also let the disc spin more freely eliminating swirls.

Just signed up for the gold too.. thanks for great offer. Love your work and the channel!!

When Clark Kent grew a beard

The thing I like best about this cabinet is that it isn't over the top. You did what I strive to do in my own work - let the wood speak for itself. And that 5% aesthetic you were going for? Nailed it. I just wonder, in a gallery environment, whether anyone will notice it, depending on how it is displayed.

Wait wait wait. Can you explain the brown paper technique? You glue the paper to the box and then the block to the paper? I did this recently and hot glued the blocks which worked okay until it didn’t. Not strong enough.

I watched to the end, and totally understand what you mean by the 5%. But I think you have "over thought" it. The name of the brilliant furniture maker who hammered a nail into the side of his amazing cabinet to make a statement about "over precious" cabinet makers ( me being one of them ) I thought was brilliant. I think your result would have been much more effective if you had been a little more subtle about it, a bit more in the " Biedermeier" traditional. This won't stop me watching your process 😊

I love this. I just completed an artwork this week that I purposely left unfinished so viewers can see the process. It’s a long story about personal transformation and how it is never fully complete. Love your work and perspective as always.

I only have simple power tools such as a hand drill and dremel. How can I cut a slot (for a bolt running) or a mortise using my household tools?

That is lovely. I like the juxtaposition of refinement with the unrefined. My whisk(e)y would look lovely inside that cabinet. I’m not gonna lie. You hurt me a little bit with that Keurig coffee.

Really appreciate the dissonance of this piece, mastermind, thanks for the vid!

Turned out great, some creative choices, dig the Stimson label!

Came out so nice. I really enjoy using your finishing process. So easy. Would you use that on a dining table or do something different?

Enjoyable watch! Love how it is understated but then on closer inspection, the detail comes out with the grain, door and dovetails!

I only just thought of putting a feather board after the table saw blade for a jointing cut yesterday and, lo, you did exactly that in this video.

I held out until I'd have time to appreciate this video, it was worth it. I tried "your" tung and beeswax finish on a box I've been using to learn. It's a lovely finish - can you recommend any resources where we can find about other finishes? Thank you for your videos.

I love the way you spent 10 percent of the time to make the drawer look like 5 percent. The final result was spectacular. I only wish that my 50 percent would look as good as your last 5. Also love the coopered door. Such a restrained and graceful way to finish the door.

A thing of beauty is always a joy to behold. I can get a coopered drawer bottom out of a single solid piece of wood so easily. Never knew I was trend setting. LOL. Love this project.

Beautiful piece of work and art, I love curves in timber work, it really shows care and attention to detail. The drawer front is gorgeous too 🔥👏

Great build! Love it!

How can anyone say you have done something wrong with your piece ,it’s your piece .

Love the thought of intentionality adding a "flaw". I was thinking that adding one of the hounds teeth upside down and maybe then putting a tiny brass pin or something.. but loved the 2x4.

I like good whisky. I love the figured English Walnut and the craftsmanship you put into creating this exquisite cabinet. Well done, young lad! Well done, indeed! Now I know what I want to build for my next project. Thank you so very much for taking me on this fascinating journey.

Exceptional build AND presentation. These types of projects and presentations are what I hope to get to one day, and you give me hope that I can get there. Thanks, friend.

Great video. The piece looks fantastic.

Yes

I have no idea what you did really was doing with the brass, thought it was a file or drill bit carving/shaping the file and stuff. I kinda figured out the reverse. Is there a video I missed you explaining that part?

I pretty much like all your stuff, but I really, really, really liked this one! You went start to finish. Some stuff really detailed other stuff just skipped. Great job.

nice piece! I have to find some time to do some stuff for the gallery, it's been a while, never have time with all the commission work, have get some of my own ideas out there.

That sun is screaming to be a sheet of copper 😊

Did i notice that right in one of those last shots of the drawer? Did you just nail the drawer together? If so, THAT feature is what makes this whole piece beautiful! Well done

As someone that never gets the last 5% dome in time, I loved the drawer. Awesome work (and killer sound this time)

Thank you for the wwgoa discount. What wood moisture meter to you use? What do you recommend for a beginner. (Not against pay once cry once, but I’m not rich)

"Artsy fartsy" isn't typically my cup of tea but this was great! Keep up the great work!

Lovely cabinet