Your ability to conceptualize such abstract things blows me away!

For some reason in my ignorant mind, its really cool to see the joint glued together then cut in half, seeing the inside of the joint, and it still holding together.

When you've been watching through the entire playlist of videos, one per week is no longer enough for my addiction.

@Tomazack

7 жыл бұрын

Get drunk or high and watch them all again!

@doubledarefan

7 жыл бұрын

Time to check out other channels on the Tube. Frank Howarth, mtmwood, Make It Extreme, jimmydiresta, Clickspring, Colin Furze, to name a few.

@kencomer1297

7 жыл бұрын

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matthias you are a pure genius! truely up there, your jigs and self made machienery is a1 love your channel..always interesting to watch thanks for your efforts!

I love it when you come up with something awesome like that for no other reason than because you can and it looks cooler that way.

You do amazing work Matthias. I've been enjoying your videos for some time, and I wanted to say thank you.

That just looks sooo slick, those curves are just so nice because of their large radius.

I've been watching your videos for years, I am subscribed to your channel, and this might be my first comment. In this video, you strike an excellent balance between information, explanation, and video length. Thank you for all you have taught us!

Hi Matthias. You've inspired me to become a woodworker myself.

@azashukri5322

7 жыл бұрын

His work is awesome.

@BenjaminEsposti

7 жыл бұрын

Same here ... Well, I'm not yet a proper woodworker, but I certainly have done woodworking based things.

Still discovering older videos of your work Mathias :) And it's inspirational to watch. Thx for that :)

I bought your plans for the box joint jig and have enjoyed it now for a couple of years. I just wish I could use mine as fast as you do in your videos. I'll keep practicing. Great video and application.

The only full content channel around anymore! Thanks Matthias

I'd love to see some more inventions that are used to mess with the local wildlife

Huzzah! Always excited to see Mathias upload a new project.

Perfect job! Your precision is impressive!

@ChrisLankford

7 жыл бұрын

Most impressive.

@evilplaguedoctor5158

7 жыл бұрын

Indubitably impressive.

@redfreckle2044

7 жыл бұрын

Unquestionably impressive.

@mlex1999

7 жыл бұрын

Impressive impressive.

@bovko1

7 жыл бұрын

Unquestionably unquestionable.

It turned out beautifully. Excellent work.

That new sander has come in handy quite a few times already.

you never cease to amaze me! well done yet again!

Well done, Matthias. I just started my very first woodworking project in 19 years. I have been using many of the tricks which I noticed in your videos. This project isn't perfect, but I'm [re]learning a ton as I go. Thanks for sharing so much of your expertise (as well as mistakes -- those are incredibly valuable).

Really nice job! I love the way it looks at the end

Awesome, Matthias. You provide me with endless inspiration.

WOW very impressive! you make that look so easy. just found your videos and love your stuff

Pretty amazing work there. So intricate and so functional.

I'm only 12 and with out u I would of never started wood working. Keep doing this:) :)

A friend didn't like you're channel because he thought you were too self righteous. All I see is a guy really good at wood working and great at engineering

You are a true artist and I learned a lot from you Greetings to you from Iraq

It can only be about that beautiful baby girl you folks are blessed too have! Great job Dad!

Your videos look SO much better with those LED strip lights!!! I'm able to see more detail and it's great!

I remember you did something like this to a dovetail joint that turned out very cool.

Amazing. I really admire you. Keep up the good work and be well.

That's some beautiful work!

Best woodworker on KZread Period.

That box joint machine is incredible.

With glue being so fantastic these days, I have no idea if there are easier ways to do this, but the design and building out the corners was excellent.

that was awesome! beautiful work!

Se vede iti place cea ce faci ! tot respectul

this looks really good.. i'll definitely try to do it on my desk project

amazingly precise, a joy to hear the joints click into place Inside & outside of the curve belt sanded could you ask for more?

inspiring work Matthias!

Matthias, you are are the BEST!

i'm always amazed what you can do. Thanks

Again, you amaze me. Thank you.

Always love watching your videos. Bravo...rr

Your the Mad Professor always tinkering :)

I like the idea for a whole range of uses- frames for shadow boxes, serving trays, etc. A strong, lightweight joint that is pleasing to the eye and safe (er) for small grasping explorers.

You are so good at this sir.

genius as always....great looking results

I love the videos! Please keep up the good work!!

well done Matthias you conquered the thought to be impossible!

That looks amazing.

Your house is beginning to look like an Alpine Chalet with all that pine ;-) Nice video!

That actually gives it a quite unique effect. I like it

Brilliant... You got yourself another subscriber!

Beautiful joint!

Wow super strong joints, tnx Mr. Wandel...!!! 🤓

Give this man unlimited access to Carbon fiber and CNC machines. He will create a new planet for us to live on!

Great work as always!

I was thinking of doing this to get a rounded corner. Didn’t think I’d actually find a video for it 😆 I want to use as a foot stool and on thinner wood tho, but I’m inspired.

I said this once and I'll say it again you do amazing work you should be a teacher in the school

Wow. Beautiful. Love it. Inspirational...

Yes recommendation, i would love to know how to make a curved joint. Thanks for that.

All these woodworking channels getting Rockler sponsorship, I want the Matthias Tools sponsorship ;) It always strikes me how awesome it is that most of your powertools are self built

Awesome. I wonder if there is anything what you are not able to figure out and make. Thanks for sharing your skills over and over again.

An elegant solution. 👍👍👍👍

Hola Matthias siempre sorprendente. felicidades. saludos desde México.

Curve didn't match, start over. :p

@azyfloof

7 жыл бұрын

Flush cut router bit, simples :D I'm sure Matthias will do this, then do a follow up video :P

@BigAdam2050

7 жыл бұрын

Coming soon, Matthias makes his own router.

@spoderman15

7 жыл бұрын

ain't nobody got time for dat

@fimbles1015

7 жыл бұрын

I was thinking cut the corners off the back of the desk to match, But then i thought about the front corners not matching and so i would cut those off too.. Then i thought about maybe this would show the legs connection to the desk and look bad. Then i thought aww fuck it, Its just to stop the baby destroying the pc anyway ::

@maxdecphoenix

7 жыл бұрын

this is Woodgears not Wranglerstar.

You sir makes me want to learn woodworks!!! :D

Finals next week, instead of studying sports imma watch these! Gotta set priorities..

u are an artiste

LOVE IT !!! thanks for the tutorial !!!

i love it this is a great example of a good curve

Simply beautiful!

Excelente idea! Felicitaciones.

Parabéns Matthias Wandel, acompanho seus vídeos serviço perfeito.

That 10% like rule is most perplexing. Some manage to beat it and Matthias certainly should. Since the remaining 90% don't dislike then I can only assume that most viewers are lazy consumers of KZread videos with little respect for the time and trouble people like Matthias put in. My suggestion: click like before viewing, you won't be disappointed.

Very fine work!

Nice job on that glue up.

Beautiful, neat work.

Wow. Super nice job!

Thanks for sharing. I learn every video 👍👍👍

Thanks for shine this tip I have been working on the same problem but had not thought of adding the extra wood needed now that I have seen how you did it its that Dh'o moment 🤓

Nice job, radius cleaned up well, without fuss.

Hi there from Portugal, Nice fence :D Obrigado(Thanks)

Very nice as usual. If I were to do something similar for a table, where the table top would cover then I probably wouldn't cut out the inside with the handsaw because I wouldn't be visible, and provides more surface area to support the table. However, since your project sits above a table top, it makes more sense and looks nicer to round off both the inside and outside.

This dude is a freaking genius

Looks fantastic. You'd almost flush-trim the table top to match the fence.

I made an identical curve and joint for my pie shaped desk drawer video. Course when your accuracy of box joints is a wee bit lacking they go together like a dream! 😜

Nicely done, Matthias ;)

My son was very good at using his little fingers to turn the computer off while you were working on it. Haha, he's 22 now!

20 finger box joint feels like overkill for what this is for, but it looks awesome and is a really cool technique so im not complaining. Thanks again Matthias.

That is one good looking joint. Or corner...

Lo haces parecer tan sencillo. y quedo muy bonito y funcional.

Brilliant as always

Stop blaming the baby because your stuff rolls off the desk. That is a pretty nice joint, thanks for sharing.

Very nice and Awesome Tip

I was worrying about seeing another rage quit when you failed to hammer it in XD

@reaper1874

7 жыл бұрын

Ya, I was fearing another incident like "pantry shelving debacle". Things like this prove that he is indeed human.

@DamianReloaded

7 жыл бұрын

WANDEL SMASH!

@guitarslf132

7 жыл бұрын

He only rage when the shitty material failed on him ;P

great video and simple explanation!🖒

very good greetings from Argentina

Best vids on you tube!

Sweet! I haven't seen anyone use a compass for a fillet in 30 years!