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Are you selling the Sketchup plans?

What is the orange material called and where can it be purchased?

Absolutely love your work and videos - your creativity is inspiring! Really impressed with your ingenuity and problem solving, like your simple solution to moving the drill press from the old stand to the new one!👍👍👍

I think that I would forget what I'd put in what storage area!

Just amazing!

Wishing you good health and creativity to create many works

Wonderful, sensational work!!! Congratulations..

To your question, I click 'Do not recommend channel,' to instructional videos without explanations. In thiss case, I skipped to the end to see what you were making.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation recently published a TV series, "First Weapons." It filmed a few Aborigines making traditional Aboriginal weapons. In my mind, the process isn't very different from sculpture. They DID NOT use traditional aboriginal tools, Axes and angle grinders are favourites.

That's impressive. I'm curious, do you have any issues with only finishing one side of the timber? It's a general rule in woodwork to do both side to prevent uneven moisture absorption and resulting warping.

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Прелесть!!!

I like your voice over but I enjoyed hearing a lot of the surrounding sounds. Like the birds, the church bells and the overall distant sounds of the city!

Olá. Sou brasileira e moro no Canadá 🇨🇦 Você conhece os tools da Lamello. Não tenho ligação com eles. Diminuição no uo de colas, conseguimos desmontar depois… são alemães. Eles tem canais no CZcams. Lamello cabineo

Like your style

Que martelinho fofo e chique.

you have to put subtitles

I love your voice overs, Kris. They allow me to fully understand your thinking process and progression through the project. As a woodworking hobbyist, I take your voice over as a valuable insight into the mind of a true craftsperson. I enjoy watching you make anything, however you make it! And seeings how this project differed slightly from your usual builds, the difference in video formatting makes sense here. Love from Wisconsin!

I loved the sound of your woodworking mixed with the lovely Porto city sounds. Even the seagul added some extra flare. But also always enjoy when you do VO to explain. Maybe a vid like this every once in a while is a great way to go. Cheers from one of the lucky person who got one of your pieces at home ❤️

Good project, but I don't see dirty hands, it's not like Cranktown City. 😜😜

First of all, I'm impressed with your shop layout and organization! Your tutorials are enjoyable, informative and inspiring. Totally subscribed! I just completed building my mitersaw station nesting my table saw under the right module. The drill press table is the next project thanks to your tutorial! By the way, what is the surface material you use called? Thanks again for the inspiration! Nathalie from New York

Brilliant progress 👏👏

I found it relaxing to watch but did miss your voice.

Wow super neat

Missed your voice-over, intro music displaying "PORTO JUNE", & the "BOOM".

The care you take in using glue is refreshing. You have the bare minimum of squeeze out and I cannot remember seeing you have drips off the wood. Other makers could and should take a lesson from you

aren't dado blades illegal in europe?

Great video. Gorgeous piece. Well done. Mahalo for sharing! : )

The reason that the world still holding together and not falling apart is people like you.

if the wood bows, just wipe the concave side with a wet cloth and let it sit for an hour. try not to let wood lie flat, set it on its edge when it's not being used so air can attack both sides (until finish is applied). this is most useful when you're making tall cabinet door frames.

Great video something different. But I do like your other video a little bit more. But this project turned out amazing great job

Uau... eu entendo seu descontentamento com as mínimas imperfeições, mas ficou muito bom mesmo. Quisera eu que as imperfeições nos meus projetos fossem tão pequenas assim. Parabéns.

Just found this channel. Incredible work !

прогрей дерево феном. после остывания заполнит все поры акрил

It was really nice to watch your hands learn how to use the tools! I could see after you sharpened that it was cutting better. That might have been the wood (different kind of wood) or the sharpening, or the skill learned in the first section. My favorite technique was the "melon baller" cut where you cut out a circular cone of material! 😃

I love the texture you got from the carving. While I enjoy your usual voiceovers, this video was some delightful ASMR footage of the process. I should get some carving tools and give this a try. Thanks for sharing!

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You have alot of tools that that I have not seen before. I like your knowledge of the build. good luck in future builds you are talented.

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Love the format. The sounds or working with wood are so relaxing :)

I miss the VO

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I would never be able to make this kind of video because of all the shop cursing I do lol, great project! Though I do like the voiceovers, hello from Canada!

You gotta have the most tricked out workshop that I've ever seen. Noice

I missed the voiceover. That being said, I would like to see more carving from you. May be something figurative, like a turtle. Best wishes from Germany

Nice work, this kind of woodwork is something new for me. I look for more.

Don't think I would call it carving, more like gouging out

I like your voice over!