Thank you for watching this video! If you want to but this piece, or check out our plans. Here are some links: BUY THE DESK - www.foureyesfurniture.com/for-sale PLANS - www.foureyesfurniture.com/plans

@CNormanHocker

Жыл бұрын

I will never get over how hilarious your voiceovers have become. Keep up the great work. I will keep enjoying your content.

@user-tv6ic2sd5x

Жыл бұрын

هتتططط٠مط

@kinglouistexas

Жыл бұрын

Personally, I like the desk and would be interested if I needed a desk, however I am retired and live in a tiny house I built about 6 years ago. I checked y'all out after Blacktail mentioned you guys, I am glad I did, your dialog and content is pleasing and aesthetic. Hang in there and pay no mind to the jackasses who have zero appreciation for your knowledge and abilities. While stationed on the Czech border in Hof West Germany the locals had a saying, ist alles machs nichts, translated to "it all matters not" or it dont mean shite . Later gentlemen

@TheWrinkledCheese

Жыл бұрын

I'm a builder myself. KZread is full of ideas and educational content with a flair of comedy and entertainment.

@MrsGump

Жыл бұрын

Hey just got a comment on My Comment saying I'd shortlisted on ur latest giveaway & to text a number. They're using ur Foureyes Furniture glasses logo. Might pay to let ur subs know it's a scam 😃

Holy sh… I spit my drink out when I saw you actually used that shirt… question, is that available in your merch shop?

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Yes…34.99 plus proof of operation

@wittworks

Жыл бұрын

@@Foureyes.Furniture sending photos soon. I’m a shmedium.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Write "shmedium" on a piece of paper and include it in the photo. So I know you didn't just grab something from google images.

@wittworks

Жыл бұрын

@@Foureyes.Furniture ha 🤩

@SethToles

Жыл бұрын

I laughed so hard at the shirt, thinking about how confusing it must look to someone not familiar with Cam's videos. Best cross-promotion I've seen

This may be my favorite of your projects. The angle on drawers makes the piece much more interesting and unique.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott...appreciate that. And yeah. The angled cabinet really set it off.

@mpranger4452

Жыл бұрын

I agree with Scott here. That angle on the legs and then the drawers is amazing. The attention to detail is wonderful. Keep up the high quality work.

@oliverhoedl6170

Жыл бұрын

@@Foureyes.Furniture Yes, absolutely! Thank you for sharing and showing!

@misterdoctor9693

Жыл бұрын

The faces are beautiful, but as a cabinet maker and a utilitarian, I was really hoping for a more creative solution to efficiently fitting the drawer boxes into an angled space. I don't know if there is a good solution for that. Also, I was surprised by plywood drawer boxes. While I have no problem with them in general, they seemed a little out of place on a project that otherwise seemed to be a level above that. I'll give it to you that they fit the modern aesthetic, but I think you could save money and up overall quality, but just ordering solid wood boxes from Rucker's or whoever. They barely show up in the video anyway.

@igordrakulovic6857

Жыл бұрын

Sir i believe the angle is product of few mistakes along the way and smart improvisation when things went south in severe manner during this project. Happy go lucky i would say. Well, it's just my humble opinion and although being an active Nasa contractor and.. It's a stunning result i'll agree if i must.

That's the most beautiful desk I've ever seen. The narration and camera work was a refreshing change from other woodworking vids. I'm blown away by your ability to flawlessly execute - and even gloss over - the things you know so well, and then go further out of your way to humbly acknowledge the nuances of what you've been learning. I can't believe the desk is still listed for sale. Update: as of February 2023 - 7 months after listing, 2 months after this comment, the desk sold for $6,500.

@plop31

Жыл бұрын

lol for $6,500 it looks good but it's totally impractical, the space to pass the legs under the desk is so cluttered, only kids can use it. this desk was designed by stupid designers who preferred shape over function. shame on you for supporting those stupid guys!

The author does like to kzread.infoUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.

the end result is a 10/10 from me, absolutely beautiful. John sold you a very unique piece and you made it into an even more unique piece of art. i am completely blown away.

You come to watch cause of the thumbnail and you subscribe cause of this whimsical narrative! UPDATE: I've finished watching and I can add that the producion and the filming are also amazing. The assembly part made me shed a few tears because how aesthetically pleasant is the final item and it shows how thoughtful you were designing it and it reflects on what true craftsmanship means. Congrats!

@puncherry

Жыл бұрын

yeah! came for the desk and stayed for every freaking brilliant second of it. you could watch this even if you don't care about woodworking but want to soften anxiety 😆 ♥

@michaelgirma8688

Жыл бұрын

Came here to comment saying something like that. You read my mind (before me 😆)

First time seeing your channel, as someone who grew up in a family of contractors, carpenters, and home diy enthusiasts, there’s just something about this video that made me feel nostalgic. You two made a beautiful piece of furniture

Love the attention to detail with the little things like the 3 degree change on the legs, and consideration for potential clients being able to break it down easily for transport. True craftsmanship. For whatever its worth, you got my sub & my respect ✊️

The “I Love Circumcision” shirt on Cam had me rolling!

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

haha...I made sure to get his blessing before posting :)

@bobz143

Жыл бұрын

I missed that! Where?

@gregmize01

Жыл бұрын

@@bobz143 3:50

@michaelwillson6847

Жыл бұрын

@@bobz143 start the video when they talk about blacktails workshop I was creasing myself. 🤣

@bobz143

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelwillson6847 ahahah. They're cheaper than him btw. Next step is "Made a $25.000 epoxy table from rotten pallet wood"

Love that you gave a nod to blacktail, that is another channel I love watching, both of you have really informed and inspired my work. I’m an artist who makes giant sculptures (for burning man and the like) and when Covid hit I was able to stay afloat making furniture, both of your channels had a huge impact on that, so thank you

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome! I'm sure I speak for him as well when I say that we love to hear these kinds of comments

@seancostello4158

Жыл бұрын

i came to say the same thing lmao. So glad you dropped a mention for blacktail here!

@BobCat0

Жыл бұрын

@@Foureyes.Furniture I stopped watching blacktail when he said he was in favor of genital mutilation. I don't watch woodworking videos to hear ignorant opinions.

@ThaJay

Жыл бұрын

@@BobCat0 That's really funny. You're the kind of commenter he jokes about all the time. He is usually pretty straight forward about when he is taking the piss. Also, it's funny you have an opinion on his genitals.

@abearham

Жыл бұрын

wtf is the circumcision thing about??? i am so confused

This is my first time watching your videos and I was left in awe from the level of detail and creativity on the design and construction of the desk to the insightful commentary. Great work guys, I'm definitely subscribing!

As a Japanese man who doesn't speak English, I appreciated the inclusion of the yen conversion. It really helped me understand what you were talking about even though I have no idea what you were talking about

@harshgarrett

3 ай бұрын

yen to dollars, basically 1 yen is 1/100 of a dollar.

I really appreciate the sharing of your thought processes concerning the project as a whole. Not only the piece being made, but how the video is shot as well. I tend to over think most things and I’ve spent more than enough time caught in the trap of “analysis paralysis”. It’s encouraging to see someone building amazing things and making great content, in spite of feeling pessimistic. Really great video! Thank you!

What a beautiful and elegant desk. I can say the same about the quality of the video. You guys are an inspiration to all of us, amateurs woodworkers. You have your own way to do you "thing" here in KZread and it is just great. Thanks a bunch, all the way from Finland.

1k is so low for such a mesmerizing work. The love involved, the efforts and time, the design research and errors and pain, the cost of electricity, tools and industrial products... Screw those saying 1k is expensive. And it's so beautiful. Congrats guys, keep going, definitely wood Masters.

@behooman7749

7 ай бұрын

I think it was 1100$ just for the raw oak slab they bough from the guy :P They also said that the end product would be sold for several thousands of dollars.

Poetic craftsmanship! Mesmerising work, love the attention to detail, narrative is on point and the editing just flows. Beautiful!

Blacktail & Foureyes have quickly become my two favourite woodworking channels. I dig everything you both do. 👊🏼

First video of yours I've watched. Been a shooter for years. You really have something here. Audio quality, shot quality, shot diversity, mixed media, pacing. I know you're making an amazing desk, but I can't tell if its better or worse than the video production, because both are just that good. Loved the witty boule tieback and I didn't even skip over the advertisement. The process of you explaining your detail oriented cleaning, directly translated into the detail oriented work being shown. Hope you all pat yourselves on the back every once and a while. Subbed and belled! **Edit** Went through some of the comments after writing this. Glad to see so many people really appreciating both sides of this content!

@alon7498

Жыл бұрын

Just felt the same

All of the subtle details and techniques you applied and also questioned the validity or worthiness of are probably the best parts of the desk. You're commentary about the bolts vs screws became a call to action for me to reassure you that the attention to detail and care you put into your projects is the signature of your craftsmanship. Awesome desk :)

Could be your best video yet. Because of your deep library, the pace can keep moving on this actual build. And for those interested, they can go watch videos on the specific techniques. Keep it up, guys.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate that Rob. This definitely was the case with this edit. Sometimes you feel like you're stretching an 18 minute video out to 23 minutes. But this time it felt like an hour's worth crammed into 23 minutes.

@mattrinne

Жыл бұрын

And you should also go watch shaun's old videos from Shaun Boyd Made This. Was so sad when I thought he left YT. He's like a damn Phoenix now! 🔥 🕊️ Enhanced foureyes in my opinion.

It's been a long time since I felt this invested and interested in a video. Your narrative and the process makes everything so exciting. Thanks for these videos ❤

What an awesome channel! Your expertise, your love for what you do and the eloquence-and lightheartedness-of your presentation are undeniable. So inspirational!

@plop31

Жыл бұрын

eloquence is not every thing. real engineering guys like me saw the the major flaw from a mile away : the space to pass the legs under the desk is so cluttered, only kids or ppl without legs can use it. This desk was designed by stupid designers who preferred shape over function. shame on you for supporting those stupid guys!

This desk is as close to 'functional art' that you can possibly get. The lines and silhouette are beautiful and don't compete with the slab. They work together like partners. Well done. BTW, the hex hardware certainly adds a feeling of quality and provides an upscale touch, regardless of whether it is a big step up from screws or not. Details like that matter. Keep up the fantastic work!

First time watching any of your videos and fell immediately in love with your attitude, beautiful woodworking and video-editing skills. Inspirational!

This is an utterly gorgeous video, and a fantastic way to show your amazing skill in woodwork. This is my first time watching you, and yet, I feel like I know you very well. That's a special thing to give to your viewers. Thanks guys!

what a beautifully made video!! this is my first experience with anything woodwork-related (in real life or online), but i found myself wholly invested in this desk-making process. i enjoyed the narration and i really loved the attention to detail (especially that not-so-subtle adjustment to the desk legs)!!

Cleanest design I've seen. Looks retro and modern at the same time

this is one of the coolest pieces of furniture I've ever seen! love it. You guys always make such cool, modern lines that still look timeless and very clean. Have any videos on how you get your ideas from your head to the computer to the templates?

This is hands down the most beautiful desk I've ever seen. Spectacular design!

I'm a software developer watching videos of other creative fields at my leisure to spark and enhance creativity in my area of work. I'm super glad youtube suggested this video to me. Besides the fantastic desk project, your narration and commentary are top-notch (explanation, side notes, references, etc at calming pace 🔥). I have near zero knowledge and interest in woodwork but I will be sticking around just for the creative process. Awesome stuff! Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬

i consider myself a desk fanatic and this one really hit the spot. it's mesmerising and it's iconic. i seriously can't believe your skill level. it's too high.

@plop31

Жыл бұрын

not high enought to design a desk for ADULTS ! this shit doesn't offer the required space to clear your legs when trying to seat.

Beautiful desk, wow. The taper on the legs from the side was a great choice. And I totally agree that assembling with an allen key gives a high quality feel.

I like the fact that you do the extra steps to make it more durable and hopefully last as long as an expensive piece of art should. Which is a very long long long time. Keep up the great work guys..

Excellent. And really appreciate your standing up for Big John as you did. Thank you.

The design is absolutely gorgeous. I hope I'll be able to buy one of your pieces in the future. Personally, I didn't like the yellow-tone of the slab too much compared to the base, I think a nicer, more clean-looking slab would have been better, but the one you chose definitely makes it unique. Also, I thoroughly enjoyed your commentary throughout the video. I like your sense of humor.

Y’all did a great job recording, editing, translating all that happening and even the recording of the audio. This is fantastic. Really. It’s beautiful I love how you didn’t make it about you and focus on your personalities but the work and craftsmanship. I’m definitely subscribing. This is really really cool.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Really appreciate the kind words. Hope you enjoy the others as much.

I just got here and this may very well be the first video I haven't skipped or fast-forwarded in MONTHS. Plain amazing, educative and entertaining all the way through. Thanks!!

Great job guys. Thanks for taking us along.

Im not even sure where to begin. Obviously, the piece you build here is impeccable. Your craftsmanship, especially working as a team, is unmatched. There are many skilled craftsman out there. But, in my opinion, the difference between their videos and yours is that you have somehow managed to map your thought process along the way in designing this piece and then merging that with interesting visuals that are relating to where you are in the project. Hands down the absolute best overall "how we did it" video I've ever seen. You should be very proud and probably paid way more than you make for these type projects.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Very kind words. Really appreciate that. I’ll definitely keep trying my hardest. And hopefully somebody will start paying me more 😊

That reveal was breathtaking. This is literally the best desk ever.

I don’t know why this video has been on my YT feed. But from time to time I watch some wood work video. But I’m not a wood worker at all. Im normally that YT watcher that never likes video or leaves comments. Just leaving this comment here because I will feel bad on not likening the video or leaving a comment on amazing work you have done on creating the desk and making this video. Keep up the good work amazing!!

Beyond this being highly entertaining cause of your commentary, the thing that initially drew me to the video was the finished look of it: it's got this sleek 50s retro-futuristic vibe going on, and I absolutely adore that style. It's not so modern that we begin entering abstract art of different shades of sterile white, yet not so old fashioned that it's purely utilitarian or overly detailed. Very, very nicely done!

First time viewer and absolutely blown away by the craftsmanship and loved the narration. I really enjoyed watching this come together and your work flow is pretty cool, love the workshop and loved hearing where you've come from. Thank you both.

@pnw1932

11 ай бұрын

Same. Literally just came across this video on a random recommendation. Great stuff

i am a industrial design student and yes , i do appreciate the artwork that u guys have presented. for me as a beginner this one is a “karya” in malay words. well thanks foureyes bcs u guys make me believe in myself for choosing this course.

@agps4418

Жыл бұрын

why not say its a masterpiece instead of karya?

I can honestly say that the table you made is one of the, if not the most beautiful desk i have ever seen. I have no skills such as you and your friend. But i was honestly amazed at how absolutely stunning the desk was. I loved this video, thank you for making such a beautiful desk.

awesome job! It is great you pay so much attention to detail really... All the small steps you guys take. I went to school and studied carpentry but I hated construction. Watching the tools you use etc makes me remind how much I loved woodworking. I love how you don't use screws!! It is great and looks so neat. Wish that after my schooling I went to Japan to learn how to make furniture. Always so satisfying to watch =) Also great that you stand up for Big John and that you see a challenge where others see a crap piece of wood! First video that I see from you guys

I really like the transparent jig effect when you drilled a couple holes. Cool idea.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Thanks...trying to find ways to make those parts visually more entertaining.

A lot of positive comments about the desk, but not nearly enough comments giving props to the subtle and clever humour throughout the video. Loved it.

You are amazing at wood work and you seem like great guys. The video is so satisfying to watch and on top of that your marketing/product placement ability is amazing. You place the product into viewers heads without maki g anyone skip that part of the video. Kudos

I never… never…. Imagined having a “dream desk”! Stunning job! I love your videos

So damn good guys. Incredibly inspiring as always, I hope to be able to build something like this or even be able to afford purchasing one. I’m about to turn 25 in the next half hour and I couldn’t think of a better video to begin in this stage of my life. Keep being awesome guys.

I suppose this channel has been around for a while and has a good size following but this is my first foray. What an incredible video. Leaving aside the star of the show, the desk, everything else about it was superb. The narrator just talking over the footage with only subtle activity noise (or was that an audible illusion?) was perfect for the style. I also really appreciated the Leather Honey ad being discussed and briefly shown while progress is made on the desk, absolutely brilliant, you guys are pros.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Thanks you. I have been here for a while. But glad you found me. I hope you’ll enjoy some of my other videos as much. They are all fairly similar…. So I think there is a decent chance you will.

Nothing short of perfection. Amazing work. My first time watching your videos and I've been mesmerised.

This is my first video from this channel and the whole time I felt as if I was listening to a story from a close friend. Keep up the good work Foureyes.

This is my first time here. That desk is a work of art - absolutely beautiful. Well done! Also, I enjoyed the video of you guys making it.

I am just over 11 minutes into this video and am so impressed with your writing, editing and storytelling, that I just subscribed. Oh, and you seem to know how to make wood stuff too, but I digress. I absolutely love your pace, tone and style of walking us through the process of making this desk. Keep doing what you are doing. I predict 1M subs by years end. #yeahisaidit

what an amazing project. I am blown away and only wish I was able to do something like it. thank you for posting it and keep up the great work

This is my first time on this channel and I can easily say this is one of the best videos I have ever seen. A truly remarkable job done on both the desk and the video. Can see myself spending a lot of time in the future watching all the content.

This was my first time viewing your channel and I'm hooked. I wish I had a wood shop because what you do looks so satisfying. Beautiful desk design, btw.

So much about this video impresses, from the beautiful piece of one-of-a-kind furniture, to the meticulous camera work, to the wry humor and disarming self-deprecation, making the in-depth narration even more interesting, and on and on. Even the video description impresses, annotated with time-coded index and product links. In short, the video itself, is as much a work of art as the desk build it documents. Very happy to see that (as of this writing, on April 30, 2023) this video has 1.9 million views and overwhelmingly positive comments. Congratulations.

I think you did the slab justice! Beautiful piece

i must say, i appreciate your conversions, thats really heartwarming

This video was auto suggested to me, but I couldn’t be more happy. You have an absolutely beautiful mind and you were far beyond entertaining to me! Keep being you and spreading that love, my friend! You have a heart of gold and it shines bright! ❤😇

I'm personally not a big fan of the lighter base but that doesn't make the piece itself any less wonderful. Amazing work, very glad I found your channel :3

As someone whos thinking about changing career from deskjob that I never liked into woodworking this is awesome and really inspiring. Really appreciate the voice over explenations also! And great editing!

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the kind words.

Great work.... love the blend between modern & mid-century modern design.... beautiful piece

the narration was very honest and it shows he/they are trying to relax while overthinking...i mean it in a good way...keep it up cuz wood crafting are so pleasing to the eyes

I have watched a lot of your videos, and admire all of your production. I think this project is one of the most eye appealing. Love the contrast in finishes, and the slightly "off" angles really bring this one into another level

Ayo you’re a genius! I am studying interior design and I am seriously impressed by how good this build looks like. I think it’s the build up of all the small details that has all been meticulously thought off, making it just perfect! Very good job. Ps You’re also very good commentator

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you! You’re too kind.

@plop31

Жыл бұрын

it looks good but it's totally impractical, the space to pass the legs under the desk is so cluttered, only kids can use it. this desk was designed by stupid designers who preferred shape over function. Please don't repeat this at home !

@velocirabbit43

Жыл бұрын

@@plop31 someone’s jealous

@plop31

Жыл бұрын

@@velocirabbit43 soooo you are the type of guy who buy a $6,000 unusable desk just to look at it? you should be wealthier than trump well done!

Wow !!! I fell in love with the design of this piece. God bless yu. Keep up the good work.

Not only a perfect wood piece, but a perfect storytelling as well

my goodness, this desk looks so stunning! So chic and classic and modern and elegant and cool. I have to admit, I enjoy seeing your animated sketches a lot. Also all the tools you create yourself to do the woodworking. Thanks for sharing what you know and what you keep learning

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I won't lie the sketches are a lot of extra work at times. But I have fun doing it. So...

Awesome piece of furniture. The slab is the star of the show. Drawers and frame complement it perfectly. Love your work.

Stunning piece of furniture, compulsive watching of the video, enjoyable voice over. I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you for sharing guys.

Your integrity is as great as your builds. The fact that you don't HAVE to do some of the details you do, but you still do because it's the right time to do in your eyes, is amazing.

Absolutely beautiful! Has a very modern but natural aesthetic to it!

This is the first of your videos I've come across. I am so taken with the blending of so many balanced & skillful ingredients. First the zen yet self-effacing persona of the narration. The seamless referencing of past content that points to an deep and ongoing conversation between creators and viewers but doesn't make the newcomer feel unable to follow. The professional music, editing, and camerwork. The slightly deadpan humor. And of course the striking design, and construction, introduction and demonstration of techniques and challenges without breaking the momentum. I'm so curious how the video and project and filming is planned. How much is scripted, how much emerges over the course of creation and filming, how much is discovered in the editing. Anyway, I liked and subscribed.

Well done! Love the cadence and tonality of your commentary very relaxed and chilled!

Gents, I think you both made great use of natures’ renewable resource. I also think Big John fully disclosed his opinion of the slab. You had a vision of the possibilities to make this slab better, twice in two different projects. Really great job, I think Sam Maloof would appreciate your designs.

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Mark :)

What an exquisite piece of furniture. You guys should be really proud of what you've created, and the video as well as commentary are included in that. Really something special here, instant sub. Thanks for sharing, can't wait to check out more. Cheers from CT USA

That is something that I would dream about. A piece to build your room around, best looking desk I ever seen. Totally amazing

That's an unbelievably nice-looking piece. The tilted drawer especially is so cool.

This is one of the most remarkable build videos i've seen on youtube probably ever. I really wish I lived under the (multitudinous) conditions to be able to purchase this from you. A truly beautiful build and an incredible video showcasing the art.

Listening to your voice was the best part of this video. What a pleasant and calming experience. A wonderful video... and a beautiful desk. Well done, fellas.

Great Scandinavian 60's style. Timeless and elegant. Love it!

As some point people have to come to the realization that these guys stopped being a woodworking channel a longggg time ago… these guys create nothing less than art…. This is a Art Chanel… and what you guys produce is majestic. Cheers!

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it. I hope woodworkers and artists/people-who-like-art can all enjoy the videos :)

Looks amazing! Also, similar to everything else I’ve seen you create, the design is incredible! Recognizing that this may be a personal style thing, but did you consider using a darker wood for the base?

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. We thought about a few things. My general take is. I either want wood to match really well… or have a ton of contrast. I personally hate when species start to kind of match but not quite match. It looks muddy. Like Cherry and Walnut together. Love both on their own. Don’t like them together.

This made my day to watch your craftsmanship and integrity in descriptions. Please keep making more content like this. I would sign up for a MasterClass, if you produced one. Well done.

@E-MTBReview

Жыл бұрын

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This video was the first I've seen from your channel.. good Lord what a beautiful desk. Work like this always looks so darn satisfying, though I'm sure it has it's struggles like any job; but the cinematography with the narration was so pleasing it made me want to get into woodworking. I look forward to the day that I can buy a desk like that. Or maybe make one.

I love the base. I’ve personally never been a fan of slab tables that minimize the legs/support in the interest of featuring just the slab. It should be appreciated as an entire piece. But that’s just my take

dude, these videos are therapeutic, and its a massive payoff seeing the end product, well edited as well as great quality, this is great content to consume. keep up the good work!

@Foureyes.Furniture

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated! I'm glad for any reason people enjoy them

incredible works guys! Thanks for the details - like a pure tutorial video

I love this design - most beautiful desk I`ve seen! Amazing job!

you guys are awesome. I LOVE your designs. You are living my dream, creating functional art out of wood, successful, nice shop, great tools and a best friend to do it with. Love it so much. don't worry about haters, jealousy brings out the worst in people. I wish you the best in your work, your talent and hard work is building you a very rewarding future.

I feel like this video was worth watching independent of any interest in woodworking. The words kindness and wisdom come to mind. Thank you.

That's an amazing work! Every step is profeccionally made. And thank you for the video of a very good quality, explanations and so on. Just was a great pleasure to watch the process of making a piece of art. 💯

this table is such a masterpiece!!

First time watcher - stumbled across this video after looking at videos about power tools. Love the piece, but more importantly I love the video and channel. Getting into woodworking and you give a welcoming, funny, and educational viewpoint.

I think it's a masterpiece. Elegant, subtle and modern design. Then comes the desk top which is absolutely beautiful. Well done, keep doing what you're doing !

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Жыл бұрын

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