LOVE her dedication!! Been following for a few years now..she actually took the time to answer a few questions ( which is rare these days ) and taught me how to cut a 8x8 oak beam into 4x4 usable lumber for my first dining room table I made..worked out perfect
You are amazing. You come up with some of the most Ingenius ideas. You are one hard working dedicated young lady and your it shows in the furniture and projects you produce.
Absolutely incredible! This setup answered so many questions
My hat is off to you for doing so much in a small space. I understand the challenge.
LOVE her dedication!! Been following for a few years now..she actually took the time to answer a few questions ( which is rare these days ) and taught me how to cut a 8x8 oak beam into 4x4 usable lumber for my first dining room table I made..worked out perfect
Can’t wait to see the full video!!! Very interesting!
This one is unique for sure
You constantly amaze and inspire me, thank you 😊
You are amazing. You come up with some of the most Ingenius ideas. You are one hard working dedicated young lady and your it shows in the furniture and projects you produce.
Thanks!
Wow, that's ingenious, great idea.
Very thoughtful idea
Very cool! I always wanted to try this
Chains and clamps and steam! It looks like you’re ready to build a boat. Keep it up!
Hahahaha. I wish!
Women power full
You do some cool stuff
Thanks!
You’re Awesome!
Impressive! Nicely done.
Thanks!
pretty cool
Badass!
Wow
That was quite the system. Nice
I have learned the hard way to over build steam bending jigs, or get pissed when days of work and lots of money are wasted on failed bends.
Sweet rig! How many bends is that for? A bunch or just like 2 or 3?
Unfortunately all that for two pieces.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks I am absolutely inspired by witnessing what you're willing to go through to make something special happen. Most excellent
Oh wow I was going to try this for my next guitar😊 steaming I mean
Nice!
This one of those times can never have to many clamps
So true!
What is it for?
An aedicule. You can see parts of the frame in the background. This is the arched top I’m working on.