You, a person as well as a carpenter, are someone to be looked up to. The world's a better place with you in it. Thank you sir.

Someone raised you right. Your work ethic, problem solving ability and skill are obvious. However, small comments which many may miss, or see as insignificant, reveal volumes about your character. Example being the Snoop comment. You are correct. We have allowed the entertainment industry to damage the kiddos. I own an auto and diesel repair facility. Finding young people who are trainable, willing to work and show up on time, is near impossible. The average age of my technicians keeps rising. I worry. In 10-15 years, who is going to build our homes, repair our vehicles and build our roads? We must teach young folks working with your hands does not mean you are "dumb" or "less". Quite the opposite. I don't have to tell you, the personal satisfaction of viewing the end product of a complex job, such as the one in this video, is great. It is good for the "soul", good for the character. God Bless and best of luck. I appreciate the content.

It is rare to see this level of detail in the trade world anymore. Amazing work! It is refreshing to see someone take their time and do it right and with pride. Thanks for posting!

I've been in trim carpentry for the past six months (commercial), and I've never seen this side of trim before. We'd fabricated tread, ripped base, casing, so on and so fourth, but I would love to do residential work like this. After I was laid off I did my first residential job for a contractor, hung a bi-fold door and a LS bathroom door, installed 40' worth of base on an unlevel floor, but I made it work. I love this work and I want to do it for the rest of my life, and it's really awesome to see someone as diligent as you work through things on the spot. It's really humbling to see how much more there is to this. This definitely motivates me to do better, thank you

As A. Old time carpenter it's refreshing to see you the young generation at least some of you doing quality trim work would have nice to have the power tools that are used today back then back in my days we had mostly none power tools all our trim was hand nailed leaving zero marks setting the different size finishing nails a lot of our trim work was stained no caulking or paint we used a copeing saw in most corners but was always really nice copes today a lot of younger carpenters have no idea what a coping saw it much less know how to use one.Its nice to see some skilled carpenters that take pride in their work.Taking your time and paying attention to do the details right and having really nice neat and tight joints is a quality carpenter.

You will never be out of work. You are a craftsman who takes pride in your work.

Your attention to detail is beyond awesome, and you're moral and you have a sense of humor that's witty and rare. Great channel that I truly enjoy watching! Thank you, sir!

Wow! This dude is really good. The difference between a professional finished carpenter and a DIYer is crazy. I learn a ton from his videos.

The owner of this house has the nicest molding in the neighborhood.

Just discovered and subscribed to your channel. I have been a carpenter/contractor for over 40 years in Toronto Canada and I have not enjoyed learning new things so much in many many years. I love your attitude and your approach to solving problems, as well as your over all demeanor. You keep your videos personal and fresh. With all this who wouldn't subscribe. Will be watching for a long time,thanx for the channel.

As a guy that spent 25 years in an office as a stockbroker by day after work enjoy being humbled by my skills of home improving. Thanks to this guy for helping me with finish carpentry and teaching me a professional’s skills. Love my DeWalt airless nailer too. I do need help with all my copes. That includes my crown.

"Don't let that deception carry over to your personal life" 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I watched several of your videos before I subscribed to your channel and I have watched many more since. You are an impressive finish carpenter with an excellent attention to detail. This video serves as proof of both points. You seem to be upstanding, honest, and kind - I hope you have not deceived me (like standing near a tall door). I also hope you continue to share your videos. By the way, I love your Duh Walt level.

Lol love his personality and learning his techniques. I can be a stickler for perfection so I really appreciate the tips for when I tackle my own DIY!

I try, I try very hard to be clean and am learning more all the time.......my work has come a long way and I'm now comfortable taking on any jobs but I know theres still some areas that need tightening up in my work......I appreciate what you do bro and your work is 2nd to none.......

I've built custom log homes for 20 years and since watching your videos I've learned alot more and better ways to do trim thank you

When carpentry becomes art. You are the Bob Ross of the miter saw

Great job man! I love doing trim work and building cabinets and it always bothers me when you see finishers fill gaps with caulk and not take the time like you did here to do it right. Perfectionist... I love it.

This is quality craftsmanship. Found your channel a week ago and I cant stop, your talent and character show in every facet of your work. I'd like to just step into a house you've touched

Nice to see a young fella with a healthy passion for practical craftsmanship. Love hanging out with you while my wife is binge watching nonsense on Netflix, otherwise I would have gone bonkers long ago.