Was just thinking a bit about your comment on keeping the mistakes in the video... thanks for the really helpful feedback! Sometimes I think that showing mistakes are a bit of a distraction to the build video and make it a little bit longer also, so good to know that it's helpful to include them. I definitely make mistakes on every project. I also think that showing how to recover from a mistake is maybe also helpful. Anyway, sorry for the multiple replies, and also sorry to add another project to your to-do list! Thanks for the great comment!
@@jkmwoodworking Being new to this craft I very much enjoy watching someone with a whole lot more experience making a mistake and how they recovered from it. It teaches three things at once 1) what to look out for 2) how to fix the mistake 3) what not to do in the future. You sir, are an excellent teacher and that is coming from a retired teacher. Very much enjoy your content-please keep it up! And does one ever shorten their project list? While I'm doing one project I seem to add two to the list. Be well!
Awesome project, I think it looks great!!!
Thanks!
Oh, gee thanks! Now I have another project on my list. Nicely done and thanks for keeping the mistakes in so that others can learn from them.
Thanks Mike!
Was just thinking a bit about your comment on keeping the mistakes in the video... thanks for the really helpful feedback! Sometimes I think that showing mistakes are a bit of a distraction to the build video and make it a little bit longer also, so good to know that it's helpful to include them. I definitely make mistakes on every project. I also think that showing how to recover from a mistake is maybe also helpful. Anyway, sorry for the multiple replies, and also sorry to add another project to your to-do list! Thanks for the great comment!
@@jkmwoodworking Being new to this craft I very much enjoy watching someone with a whole lot more experience making a mistake and how they recovered from it. It teaches three things at once 1) what to look out for 2) how to fix the mistake 3) what not to do in the future. You sir, are an excellent teacher and that is coming from a retired teacher. Very much enjoy your content-please keep it up! And does one ever shorten their project list? While I'm doing one project I seem to add two to the list. Be well!
Thanks so much!
Agree-seeing how you deal with mistakes absolutely helps us new kids learn more "ticks of the trade!!"