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- Watch me build a kumiko epoxy inlaid table.
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In this video I try to improve a 1300 year old design by adding my own twist to the asa no ha kumiko pattern. I used two live edge maple slab cookies and inlaid custom kumiko panels with koi wood mosaic inlays.
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The one thing that bugs me about this table, and I think it would've elevated it to the next level, is the kumiko grids don't line up with each other. It'd be harder to get exactly right, but had each grid lined up in a way that it looks like it was originally all one continuous grid, but it's just been separated by the surrounding wood, it would've been very satisfying to the eye.
@JonnyBuilds a lot of the tools you used were NOT included in the description, especially your "Darth Vader dust mask." Trust the process
The whole time you were saying you messed up the table legs, I was screaming internally, "WHY DOESN'T HE JUST PLANE IT DOWN!?"
I AGREE!!!!!!!
I was assuming that is what he had to do for the brass to come through as well. I assumed that was part of the process like you did.
Yes, that stuff needs to be sanded and polished to look right. Cold cast looks like sh!t until it's finished.
Same, it was honestly so annoying that he kept dismissing it before doing the work to get it to the actual powerder, despite saying many times that the powder sinks down. Adding more powder isn't going to make it stay in suspension any better
Same lol
My dad used to say "You learn something new everyday unless you hang around with dummies" glad I chose to hang out with you today! Cuz I absolutely learned something. So thank you for that kind sir🎉
Great advice, I like your dad
I love how subtle the brass inlay in the legs is. It adds detail without drawing attention away from the amazing tabletop!
I subscribe to a few woodworking channels and I'm never disappointed with the end product. But this? This is above and beyond. Stop underselling yourself. This piece is absolutely gorgeous, love it.
I have adhd and have bounced from hobby to hobby all of my life. About 15 years ago I found a great community spot to continue learning pottery. I had already decided I had to stick to something so I could get better at it and this was a lucky find. Over the years I have put in the reps and can crank out a set of dishes fairly easily. It’s a good way to live!
I'm the same and settled on Music. I will say it was the best and worst decision in my life and I love it.
That’s me, 100%! I become fascinated with something, research it to death, buy everything I need, teach myself to do it, succeed in it… then I move onto a new challenge.
Honestly "put in the reps" is the best advice in all walks of life, self improvement, art, DIY, hell even just cooking dinner.
Doesn't work. Never does.
“Put in the reps!”
Dude, the table is GORGEOUS!!! I love the kamiko and the koi fish and the brass inlay too. Well done!!!
My thoughts exactly! Gorgeous table, all the parts.
Putting in the reps is perfect advice. In mortal kombat matches, one great line was sub-zero when he responded to frost. She said your lessons were always difficult, and he said all lessons are hard before they're easy.
I like how that cookie slab things look like old timey Asian clouds in ink paintings
*put in the reps* Hey Johnny! I’ve spent some time in Japan and have high respect for their culture and love their overall outlook on life. From my observations, I guarantee you they would absolutely love that you are drawing so much inspiration from their woodworking techniques. You are creating original designs while also recognizing and respecting their culture and methods. They would adore you!
Gives an inspirational speech about "trusting the process" and "putting in the reps". 5mins later makes a boo boo and actually demonstrates what he preached.
You are awesome man keep "Winging it" making AWESOME vids brother!! Cheers from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
I have to say I am in love with this table, I think the Koi fish made with different woods and using the epoxy fill to outline them was stunning. The little flowers actually remind me of Chrysanthemum flowers which hold deep symbolism in Japanese art as well. It’s an emblem of the imperial family and are symbols of good health and longevity. So one could say you are wishing anyone who eats as this table a healthy and long life. The brass resin inlay on the legs it’s just subtle enough to be a fun detail for people to notice and point out for others. I myself am currently putting in the reps while I am practicing my hand stitching while working on sewing a vintage garment. Love putting on a long playlist of other makers to just watch while doing the repetitive task of hand seaming.
This table is glorious. Your Japanese inspired dining table will be such a focal point in your house when you entertain guests, the saying that everyone always gathers in the kitchen will be disproved in this table. The expression on your wife's face said it all. "Trust the Process"
You crushed it on this build!! The additional "flowers" you added are a nice touch
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Just lovely. Your advice to trust the process and "Put in the Reps" is excellent for anyone doing anything.
What I really respect is your ability to stop. When I create something artistic or crafty, I find myself wanting to tweak it, or add one more thing, or adjust something, or study and shift the design for weeks before gluing it down and calling it done.
You spoke of looking at finished projects and thinking you would have done something different. That's good, because you can keep those ideas in mind for your next build.
I appreciate your channel, and look forward to seeing what you come up with next.
"Put in the reps" is so true - you will never get better without trying (and failing) at pretty much anything.
A very useful tip (possibly already in the comments) I picked up for the brass powder is to turn it upside down - Fill in the area that you want to, then tape over it and turn it upside down. This will mean that all the heavy brass powder will now be at the top when you flip it back over.
The table looks great - I think you have taken a nice technique and added something very positive to it.
"Put in the reps" is actually really good advice.
Also, that table looks gorgeous. Great job (as usual).
Put in the reps.
Beautiful companion to the buffet. Mrs. Builds is one lucky lady.
Put in the reps. The non spoken motto of my life as a father of a multi disabled daughter (both mentally and physically handicapped/disabled). Fight, work, cry, succeed, smile, repeat...... Repeat, repeat, repeat.
A dangerous motto, if you do not know how (or have the opportunity) to put in some rest every now and then. I did not put in enough rest, did not have enough success and smile along the years, so after 17 years I fell severely ill with stress.
Now, another 3,5 years in, with my daughter living in very nice facility for disabled youth instead of at home, I am better, but still not capable of having a job.
I enjoy watching your creative process, and I get inspired to do a little woodworking myself. I like working with wood, but I tend to forget its healing power and thus only do it infrequently.
Nice table. I think, your take on kamiko is just as nice as any other. I personally think, the koy inlays are a bit too much/too big on this one, taking away too much attention from the kamiko... . but who cares, what I think?
Your wife loves it, at she is your most important spectator 👍👍👍. The only other important part in this project than yourself. You need to like it, not me. So congratulations on your new dining table.
Stay safe!
Put in the reps. I ❤it. I identify as an artist that likes the feel of wood. I have never been happier than sanding and refinishing an antique door. I have not made a table but if I ever get there, I want to build this table. For our 10th anniversary my husband and I booked a 1 week / 8 hour a day course building dinning room chairs, with no power tools. From cutting down the tree, steam bending backs to turning on a lathe made from cord and a piece of ironwood, I feel at home with wood. You do beautiful work with honest commentary, thank you for sharing.
I love how this turned out! And i love how you combine traditional with modern techniques and also give it your own touch. My loves goes out to todays Glove that did not survive that long xD
The "trust in the process" moment was -golden ;)
And thanks for the kindly reminder to always "put in the reps" :)
It's actually so nice that you call yourself a maker, because in my opinion it suits your art and your handwriting. You combine woodworking with so many other possibilities to create and make, that's just so you.
I wish you all the best, love from Germany ❤
Put in the reps with those 12oz curls and trust the process!
I adore this table and love watching you wing it in air quotes.
Jonny, your attitude during your failures and triumphs is what I like most about your channel. Your "finish the job regardless" approach really showcases your military background. It's something I respect and admire, and I want to say thanks for your hard work on your content, and thank you for your service, sir. I appreciate you!!!
Thank you 🙏
I am sure that the only reason I sat through this entire video is that I have a really bad cold and I am just too tired to reach for the screen and change it. But OMG am I glad I stayed. "Put in the reps" is now my new mantra. The absolutely stunning beauty of your table reduced me to tears (or just my sinuses running). Thank you for your completely down to earth / real approach to creating an amazing work of art.
I’m going through my own phase of learning and trusting the process with a physical transformation, every day I “put in the reps”. Hard work and dedication pays off. Always look forward to your content!
I have tried my hand at komeko and I am impressed with how your project turned out! The flowers and koi were the finishing touches to a high quality piece of art! Never cut yourself short, you sir are an artist!
Dude, I had to comment again just to tell you that the table looks amazing. Please let yourself know that you are an amazing carpenter, period. The inenternet can troll all they want, they cant do anything because the fact is that you work with wood every day (reps), and that makes you great at what you do!
Watching videos from makers like you and Peter Brown has made me more confident to experiment with my more obscure projects, and not completely give up on a project that veirs off of my original ideas. I "trust the process" now im "putting in the reps" in my journey to allowing myself to call myself a maker. Thanks Jonny!
From someone who has been at woodwork professionally since I was 16 and am now 70 I'm totally blown away by your work! Your designs are superb sir. You have an enormous amount of design talent, and your woodworking skills are pretty good using modern machinery. Myself, I'm a traditionalist hand tool and electric router man. For me it's the process, as long as the finished product looks good, but your modern outlook still works well and your finished product is just superb, so keep on trucking!!
"Put in the Reps" is excellent advice. Thank you for caring about others and sharing the words and approaches that have helped you.
Let me just start off by saying I am not a woodworker but I enjoy these videos so much! This year I went back to school to become an X-ray technician. It has been so immensely difficult and rewarding at the same time. A lot of others have not "put in the reps" and were not allowed to continue on. I am just greatful everyday to put the work into whatever it is I'm doing. A few years ago I was sleeping on a half-broken blowup mattress, and because I put my all into everything I did I can now afford college and a house. Crazy.
Also crazy is that table. Crazy beautiful!
Hey Johnny I’ve “put in the reps” with a number of my hobbies from beaded jewellery and gem trees to photography. But I absolutely love watching you create your amazing pieces it inspires me to be more creative and take chances with what I do. So thank you!
Absolutely stunning work! It's incredible to see the craftsmanship and attention to detail in every step of making this table, especially with the inlayed epoxy designs. It's a true testament to what happens when you put in the reps and perfect your craft. Keep up the amazing work!
What a gorgeous table!! I think the way you iterated on kumiko is fantastic and reminds me of how some modern kimono artists expand on traditional designs. I'm a professional Japanese translator and have spent time living in Kyoto, and I think they'd love what you're doing over there. Really really cool.
Gorgeous piece. I love that you are humble about your abilities but, you are a seriously skilled woodworker and designer. I’ve been watching your channel for a while now and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed seeing you grow into a craftsman. I know that there are those that say “The CNC is doing all the work.” As far as I’m concerned that’s just working smart and just learning to run it.. is a huge skill in itself. Well done
The figures added to the kumiko and the mix in colours makes it look absolutely amazing!!!! Cheers from Buenos Aires!!!!
I decided to fast forward and stopped right when you were saying "put in the reps" and I found it very motivational for my situation. Thank you👍👌
Nothing wrong with taking a design or style and improving it with your own techniques. It's great to have and use the latest tools to make complex pieces like the. Great job!
My first time viewing your skills in your chosen craft left me with a huge grin on my face. I've dabbled a little in wood carving and the time and labor, for me, was intense. I will subscribe and click that like button. I'm looking forward to binge watching your work. 🌻❤🌻
Awesome video an project! Thank you! A couple tips: 1) For the brass powder/resin pour, consider laying down and clamping a very thin sheet of plexiglass and flipping it over. That will allow the brass to settle to your outside surface. 2) for your large resin pours, you mentioned bubbles are a concern. Consider clamping a drill with an off-set weight to the edge of the table after the pour. The vibrations should bring up many of the large bubbles to the surface.
Put in the reps.
I think everyone watching this can't help but be artistically elevated, even though woodworking may not be their thing. You're easily one of the most creative people I've ever seen. I can't compare my skills to yours in any way, but i know what you mean by stopping a build and then coming back later with new ideas or approaches on the piece. In fact, i have such a project staring me in the face in the family room right now that I'd make a dozen changes to if i made another. Your table is stunning, as are all of your other pieces. It's a pleasure watching you work. Thank you.
I’m a guitar playing, woodworking, maths teaching, oldish guy. ALL of it has improved when I “put in the reps”. Thanks again for a great video. 😊
I think you did an excellent job of enhancing the ancient Japanese design. I think you did great working in the Koi fish to match the cabinet you previously made. This will look great together. You definitely add your own creative flare to the projects you make. You really do have to "trust the process" not just in woodworking, but in all types of making. I make candles and handmade ornaments for various holidays and sometimes, I have to remind myself to trust the process and wait for the end result. Your furniture always turns out looking great, even when there are hiccups during the making of the project.
Put in the reps is a great motivation. As an active LE, it takes the mindset to get through. Training and learning are a part of the process.
I genuinely enjoy all of your content. So, no matter what else happens, know you're an inspiration.
Thank you 🙏
PUT IN THE REPS hit hard with me in my life lately.
Playing/writing music is hard when there’s so many other people who seem to have a much easier time with it.
Hearing that was motivating. Thank you.
Astounding. Just beautiful and very creative. Whether we consider ourselves to be great designers or not you never know the inspiration you’ll bring to another maker. So, know that your designs are a great inspiration to me and many others. Trust the Process, brother!!
Put in the reps! I don't know why but this reminds me of what my grandfather always said to me, " Choose your attitude before it chooses you" He was a carpenter, and he is my inspiration for all my woodworking projects. He has been gone for many years now, but I was lucky enough to inherit all of his wonderful tools. It's like he's always with me in my shop. Love your videos keep it up!
I get it,,, put in the reps!! The slogan that always stood with me, shoulder to shoulder,,,," If you're not learning while you're earning, your robbing yourself of the better part of your compensation."
Love watching you have fun!
Do whatever you love and love what you do,,, you'll never work a day in your life!
In this modern world of avoid hard work, I love your Japanese influenced projects! “Putting in the reps” is a great way to explain that anything really worth accomplishing requires some hard work and lots of learning. I love the journey as much as the result. Thanks for the inspiring videos
finding the right words for this table is nearly not possible... All I can come up with is: BREATHTAKING! So BEAUTIFUL! Sir, you ARE an artist and that table should become a family heirloom, along with the matching piece. I also found your video to be very interesting to watch. I am a 65 yr old woman, I've never done any woodworking, I like working with power tools, I've done a bit of repair work, but never built anything and have no interest. For some reason I started watching this and could not stop until the end. I guess I will have to subscribe and watch more! I liked and subscribed, you were THAT interesting!
I've casually watched a good number of youtuber big woodworking projects... but this one compels me to say you've made a really nice work of art. Everything looks awesome. It's really a piece I would love to have in my own home; not just a... "that's nice". I'd hesitantly guess that because so many elements you're incorporating for a second time, so you can make them better than experimental, makes everything come together just that much better.
This is the absolute best set I've ever seen. I've always been into Japanese culture and this table and cabinet set is so beautiful that I feel like it gets me lol. I can't wait to see what you make next.
I'm an artist and it took me so long to learn to * trust the process *. I put in the reps (30+ years worth) but because I would stop half way through, worried I'd make it worse if I kept going, and not trusting myself to be as skilled as I am now, I think I took longer to level myself up than I should have. So a third thing I would suggest is be confident in yourself because you can always start over.
After watching a lot of videos about building wood and epoxy tables, I gotta say, this is the most beautiful one!!!
"put in the reps" is a good thing to point out. I myself have a project that is wood working related but I don't have the tools to really do everything I want to do. Watching this have given me many more ideas on what I could do. as well as how to make a box look more interesting.
“put in the reps” clearly helped you create this stunning piece.
For my taste, it is too complex with cookies, kumiko, fish, bronze, epoxy. But I loved hearing about your process and seeing this take shape. Thanks for sharing.
Put in the reps is exactly what I was wanting to do next school year.
I'm learning metal work and cutlery and I focused heavily on cutlery this year, so next year, I'll focus more on welding and planning the pieces I want to build (because clearly, my welding could be better)
put in the reps is the perfect advice for just about anything. i tell my kids all the time "everything is hard, the first time. it only gets easier the more you do it." from walking and riding a bike to writing an essay to running a mile, to making friends and dancing, its a rare person that is great at something the first time they do it.
Put In The Reps. I really understand your design process. I do a lot of diy stuff around my home, building my deck, building sheds, etc, and basically design on the fly. What I envision at the beginning is never what I end up with because I changed the design at least 4 times during the build.
That table is awesome. 'Put in the reps' is how I got thru basic. I used it throughout my 20-year army career, not only pushing myself harder bug to help keep fellow soldiers improve.
Soo inspiring! Trust the process is a great motto for all aspects of life! Accidentally I just came across this video after watching your coy buffet video a while back. I don’t watch much so I’m counting my blessings in finding this one too! My son is doing a lot of creative work with turning bowls, mushrooms, bats, unicorn horns and resin tables which is my inspiration in finding myself attracted to this creative yumminess!
Bless You and Thank You!
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Wow! Watched the video on the table you donated in your wife`s name, for the 1st time on your channel and became a new subscriber. This is the 2nd video for me watching. Thank you for all that you share. Words cannot express enough of how inspiring your content has been. Although we can never satisfy every viewer, absorbing those with good intentions can only help us to grow. The rest cannot be helped and we just move on. Keep up the great work. Such a beautiful Koi table for your wife. Blessings to you and your family.
put in the reps. Love that you added "texture" (design) to the legs. I love the green colour, it's subtle. Glad you kept it.
I subbed to your channel BECAUSE of your woodcarving snake table.... putting yourself out there with something you're not good at but want to improve on is the ESSENCE of creative growth.
Put in the reps!
Very true, repetition, and stepping away has helped me in my choice of crafts to become more efficient, and improves my satisfaction with my projects!
Very beautiful and unique works that you make!
Put in the Reps! I've been struggling in my artistic process lately. My Cricut keeps eating my designs and I was getting discouraged when the local vendor group didn't pick me to vend for their pride event. I did a little crafting with friends on Discord and was able to stay motivated. Your work is amazing and sometimes you gotta mess up to find the final form. Trust the process.
Creative process helps you develop your own personal style, developing your reputation as an artist; as artists seek out new inspiration over the years they may generate more than one signature style too. So there’s this double entendre of “putting in the reps” into your work; the repetitions and ultimately the reputations you’ll be recognized by. Beautiful work!
♥️♥️♥️ I watch a lot of videos of makers on CZcams. I just really enjoy watching them. I’m not a maker myself. And I have to tell you this is one of the most awesome looking projects I have ever seen!! It’s absolutely stunning!!
“Put in the reps” with any all passions in life, whether that be marriage, parenting, competitive shooting, flying planes or starting new passions. All of which have done and do!! Thanks for the great content, guidance and honesty.
A magnificent piece, a great balance of organic and detail work with just enough features to make it interesting but not overwhelming.
Love it. Love your twist on the kumiko. Ain’t that how famous builders / artisans / makers get their style and designs noticed. As Arnie says “ignore the naysayers “
This is next level! Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. I love the piece.
Being a cabinet maker that has since changed careers putting in the reps is and was the only way to truly grow and Jonny you are an artist no matter what you identify as!
It's absolutely beautiful! Hopefully it got you some inlay in the bedroom. lol
Never before have I watched a woodworker that is also a life coach, I'm pleased to say that I am a new subscriber and also will live by the "put in the reps" motto from now on.
Love the build! Just wanted to say that on the cold casting, you can polish the cold cast brass and it'll shine up pretty nice. Also, I've found that cold casting anything can introduce lots of bubbles, so vac chambering helps. That said, I was doing this on artisan mechanical keyboard keycaps at a smaller scale, and often with urethane resin instead of epoxy, and not embedded in wood... so your mileage will most definitely vary. But wanted to mention it as there are some surface treatments with cold casting that may yield some interesting results. Best of luck!
"Put in the reps" makes sense to me. I've been told that I'm good at art, and other things, but I've bee making art for a long time, drawing any time an idea comes to mind, or when i'm bored and so on, it's not like I was BORN able to draw as well as i do now. Just like learning to walk, talk, write, ride a bike, roller-skate, and even driving takes practice, so does any kind of artwork or making craft that you find yourself in. You might not become #1 at whatever it is over night, but that's fine. It's part of the process of life, learning and improving as you go. So long as you learn a little bit about it every day and keep trying you'll eventually get there. Don't give up, put in the reps, and trust the process. We're all living the process every day, if you learn a little each step that's the best thing you can do for yourself. Just take it a step at a time, learn as you go, and you'll reach your destination, and have a story to tell about the trip you took to get to where you are.
Trust the process. Jonny embrace the process.That table build was excellent, you gave me some really good ideas for table leg designs. I’m looking to add a wood cnc to my shop this year, and that’s one more thing I can do with it, oh and my shirt size is a XL
“Put in the reps” really is a set of words to live by. Keep pushing through and you might unlock new abilities you never realized you had.
"Never be disappointed by the results you don't get from the work you didn't put in." I feel "Put in the reps." is a wonderfully concise way to get that same message across. Beautiful table, thank you for sharing the journey.
man, this is truly amazing. Your best built in my opinion.
To make it even better, I would add KAMICO where the plain black epoxy is. Thus, there will be no place on the table without some wood in it.
I am in awe of this project, the time, the design and your ability to flow with it as it morphed into that beautiful piece of artistry. you earned my subscription and upvote.
We can all tell you have “Put In The Reps”. Even tho you make mistakes, you find ways to fix them that make your projects turn out amazing. Keep up the good work bro!
although I know sponsors are your source of income and I understand that, I really don't find it in good taste to take sponsorships from casinos since they ruin so many people's lives. but I do understand accepting the sponsorship
Skip it?
@@Jeremy6232 I did, but that's not the point. You probably wouldn't accept drugs being advertised on the internet, right? Not the legal ones, the other ones. Gambling is the same, it's an addiction and he's putting people in danger by advsrtio
Oh for fuck sakes, really? Grow the fuck up.
I agree, it doesn’t make me think highly of you.
Casinos don’t ruin people’s lives. People ruin their lives. That’s like getting mad at car manufacturers for drunk driving. 🤦
Put in the reps.
That is beautiful. You inspired a new direction in my own woodworking journey. Thanks!
Love the Koi! Your brain is evolving! Rather than 'trust the process' , I like 'have faith' which to me feeds the learn and grow as you go! Again, lovely table!
Just got back from the gym, man. I put in the reps today, then settled down to watch your video, as always, beautiful work.
I love the table Jonny! Putting the Koi in to go with the other piece? Stroke of genius! I'm not one that likes all the black epoxy but it really does help the patterns to pop. Oh, and the brass on the legs? Very nice. And it's always good to "put in the reps."
put in the reps. I love watching you build. I grew up in a 'we make our own furniture" house. Father was a woodworker / carpenter / President of the American Wood Carvers Assoc. I miss making furniture with my Dad, the smell of the wood, the pride of a job well done. Watching your videos is very calming and enlightening - I've only ever used epoxy as a glue, now it is a material for building. Love it. Keep on going Marine!
Thanks for sharing 🙏
“Put in the reps”
As a keeper of Koi Fish and lover of japanese art, I absolutely love this table. Well done sir.
Put in the reps,I just discovered your channel, and I am blown away by your work. My husband is a woodworker as well, so I know the amount of work, time, effort that is required. BEAUTIFUL WORK!
The Classic car reference was funny to listen too. Just the other week my wife and I were talking about that because my daughter is getting ready to drive. When I turned 18 I got a 1967 Mustang and at the time the car was 25 years old. I just bought my kid a 2000 Audi TT for her first car and next year it will be 25 years old. The difference is amazing between the 2. Her classic car has AC, power steering, independent suspensions, a full radio system, airbags, etc. FYI I still have the Mustang and yes the kiddo will get it....eventually =) Now my Mustang is like the Model-T's back when I got my car =)
Put in the Reps! this is something I am trying to work on in what ever I do and it is very difficult for me! I am glad to be reminded! Beautiful table!!!!!
Put in the reps. I have been having to tell my seven year old this when he isn’t able to do something on the first try. And it is definitely a good reminder for all of us. Great video.
What I love about this channel is how Jonny claims that it’s important not to put too many different details into one design, and then he makes the craziest design ever with so many details! Definitely not a minimalist approach! 😂 Although not a style that could mach with my preferences and home, I think this is a bloody awesome table. Seeing this Japanese-inspired period unfolding and documented in video is pretty cool, too. It makes me wonder how makers, artists, designers etc develop their styles. Putting in the reps?
Great build. Love the design. You put a lot of thought into it and certainly ties into the buffet table. Probably felt a relief that the legs turned out. Would agree with you it is a bit narrow for a dining table, but the fact you have the buffet if could work. You can use that to stage food etc. nice work.
'put in the reps'
I absolutely love that you have this love for the Japanese wood working ❤
I absolutely love this style.
I studied music production, but eventually becoming a Sales manager in a Wireless Internet company 😂
Just put in the reps. Cause I really love what I do 🙏
I love how the petals came out!
It’s interesting to think about how those could be supported so that no glue would be needed. Thank you for the fun puzzle and the great build!
This is Awesome! Great video and you inspire me to finish the Kumiko lamp I am making.
Absolutely love this table. Love how you incorporated the Koi into it. Looks amazing. Great job.