I hate those comments "You use X tool so you're not a real woodworker!" Fool, I work with wood with the tools I have. By their logic, unless they're hitting wood with another piece of wood, then they shouldn't be considered woodworkers either. Looks awesome!

@NefariousMinds

Жыл бұрын

As they are tirelessly and less accurately cutting all their pieces by hand, they are jealous that they can't afford such an amazing machine!

@LisaHarsh

Жыл бұрын

They also have never set up a cnc to know how not simple it is.

@chrisfortner7578

Жыл бұрын

Jealous trolls is all. When you can afford them, better tools mean you can make money easier and quicker.

@VanderGroejn

Жыл бұрын

I'm convinced they also drive automobiles driven by steam. 😂👍

@torysetliff

Жыл бұрын

If you don’t fashion your woodworking projects with your bare teeth, you’re not a real beaver, uh, I mean woodworker.

It is a very good book for beginners as well as for those that are already into kzread.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt A very good basic ebook to keep as a reference too. I like it and the way the subject matter is presented. It has humor and that helps with the reading.

A neat build. My only critique on this was that I thought the pattern on the headboard was too much covered by the bed itself. It was too low and needed to be raised up so it was exposed and visible. However, to do this you'd probably have to make other changes to accommodate this, which might change the over all aesthetic, taking it out of the desired specifications of your daughter. I can imagine a couple different ideas on how to do so, but that's an unnecessary rabbit hole, since overall I like it and more importantly, so does your daughter.

@HonoredMule

11 ай бұрын

I think the cutout design should have just been limited to the exposed area. No need to change the overall shape, and the reason it looks bad is that the visible portion is a clearly incomplete pattern.

@Sleepnebula

3 ай бұрын

You should have said no

@saundrawilson3950

Ай бұрын

❤ this bed turned out beautiful and the look on your daughters face. Priceless.

I'm the daughter of a carpenter and I am sure that your daughter will treasure this bed forever. There is something special to having something you know your father made for you, because he loves you.

Nice job sir! You listened to your client's (daughter's) wants and needs, didn't override her with your "expertise", leveraged all the available technology in your shop, took enough professional pride in your work to fix what needed fixing and delivered a great product to a satisfied customer. PS: I built all of the furniture for my kids first apartment. I used the laser in my CNC to put little messages on the drawer bottoms to be discovered at some later date. A little secret just between father and kid.

@LisaSmith-cv9md

Жыл бұрын

That is so sweet. That takes my lunch box and camping bag notes to a whole other level. They will appreciate those for years to come.

@patman0250

Жыл бұрын

Ha "override her" I don't think that's possible by the looks of her.

@mikes78

Жыл бұрын

I don't get why some people crap all over others when they find an effective way to do a better job. They whole "work smarter, not harder" is a valid methodology. Otherwise we'd still be a thousand years behind where we are today. Also saying "you aren't a real woodworker if you are/aren't..... " is just mindless gatekeeping and extremely petty and importantly, wrong.

@icultivatebooks

Жыл бұрын

"you were adopted"

@TheWoodFly

Жыл бұрын

@@icultivatebooks I hadn't considered that. Sneaky!

i can just imagine as she gets older, telling the story of how her dad made this piece and giving a life story to the pieces you have made her. would be awesome! not everyone has stories like that to tell

@the3in1workshop

Жыл бұрын

@UCINLOfGtLqep_O5yyZfPbkg 🤣🤣🤣

@michelleq943

Жыл бұрын

An even better story if her dad involved her in making it

@NickGreyden

Жыл бұрын

This is Nick Offerman's (aka Ron Swanson) approach to woodworking. He explained it on his episode of Hot Ones.

@545reptar

Жыл бұрын

for sure those pieces will probably be passed down for generations! and with how well they're built they'll last the test of time for sure!

@jonathanyoung5780

Жыл бұрын

Pleeeease...that kid is probably a spoiled self entitled brat. She'll just go gold digging for a rich hubby later on.

She will treasure this for the rest of her life. So, so stunning. If she enjoys a minimalist look, or contemporary, this is it. Love the contrast between the light and dark woods. No one else has this either. You are a wonderful father and she is a special daughter.

@AlexanderZapataIndividual

3 ай бұрын

Her many boyfriends will testify to its structural integrity.

OMG! My grandpa did a bunch of woodworking and i wish i had asked him to make me something before he passed. I'm sure your daughter will treasure every little thing you have made and will make for her for years. I loved watching this!

Love the bed, personally I would have made the head board higher so that it was not lost behind the mattress and pillows, the headboard would also work well as a chair back and matching 2 seater. Great job see ing your daughters expression is as you said well worth taking the time in making it just right.

@jessicamason4223

Жыл бұрын

Agree. A little taller would be great

@KrazeeKraftZ

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly!

@boonjabby

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I think he would have seen that in hindsight, but as he said, he wasn't able to do iterations. If a customer orders one, i bet that would be a consideration

@Don.Challenger

Жыл бұрын

@@boonjabby Well, since it's a knock down, he can at his leisure partially knock it down and add a base extension to raise that headboard into its full view.

@boonjabby

Жыл бұрын

@@Don.Challenger yeah valid point

I’m building a book case for my daughter. I can appreciate the pride you take in making sure it’s perfect (or in my case, it at least doesn’t fall apart). And anyone who complains about ads is new to KZread. Don’t apologize. Same with great tools.

@travisash8180

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps he could make an advert for fitted sheets ! And then get some free !!! Lots of lovely KZread money and free fitted sheets !!!

@leesullivan8532

Жыл бұрын

@@travisash8180 All products that are given from companies and do a good job needs to be acknowledged and can help other people starting up and it pays him a living as a sponsor and the internet just has a lot of wingers as well

@desireeg5807

Жыл бұрын

Either new, selfish af, or just entitled in general. I mean... We all get it. Ads are irritating. but everyone deserves to be paid/the opportunity to earn. Besides.... Old school TV was waaaaay worse lol

It was worth every second of that build to see how happy she was! Dad of the Year award material!!

@justinlonesome3744

9 ай бұрын

It was halfway worth it just to see that lil adorable dog try to get up there.

OMG... I just finished this video and had to say this, YOU are an AWESOME father. My dad walked out on us when I was 6, he was a woodworker as well. That is probably why I started working with metal. I hope your daughter realizes how awesome you are... what am I saying... She does, her reaction says it all.

You’ll never please everyone every time Mr. Johnny. You are a modern woodworker adapting to the new technologies. You make masterpieces. Keep it up, I’ve learned so much watching your videos and I’m an amateur one myself with hopes to make pieces like this in the future

@boonjabby

Жыл бұрын

Yeah without modern tech, we'd still be using a wooden hammer and a froe to make shingles haha

What a great dad you are! I wish the headboard sat higher so we can see all the work you put in it. Love your work.

I do not comment very often on what I see built on KZread but I had to on this project. In spite of the cost, which I know was enormous, this was undoubtedly worth every penny spent and every sleepless hour you tossed and turned. I am so glad I took the time to watch this video. May God Bless my friend. (1)OMG, (2)OMG, (3)OMG, (4)OMG, (5)OMG, (6)OMG. I would personally give it four more OMGs myself.

28:01 He even mede the bed the perfect height for their little dogs ramp. 😭♥️ I can’t. It’s all too wholesome.

Not a Boho Style fan personally, but the amount and quality of the work and your daughter's reaction were astounding! It's an amazing piece of furniture.

As a woodworker myself the first thought was "the mattress gonna cover up so much good stuff" but other than that... A really solid and good looking bed. And tbh i like your design even better then the online one:')

@akiraoda2518

Жыл бұрын

same thoughts here

@alicia.3740

Жыл бұрын

That's what I thought too and that the mattress will slide all over the place because of the flat surface.

@beelzemobabbity

Жыл бұрын

The nice thing about making it yourself is you can make any edits you want later on

Gorgeous bedframe design and build. I love the ramp you made for the doxie to get up there. They have such delicate backs. I had a ramp built for my doxie too. What a good father you are!

small hint about the trick with the one two three block. when you make the cross, take your time and not only mark the piece at 0° and 90° but also at 180° and 270° when your dowel is exactly two inches, the second pair of lines line up exactly. If they are not, the lines create a little square and the true center is in the center of that square. this also works well when you know beforehand that your dowels are an odd size.

@ThomasSawyers

Жыл бұрын

Here's some hypocritical advice, don't offer advice unless it's requested 🤷

@larksie

Жыл бұрын

@@ThomasSawyers The first unsolicited advice was interesting and helpful for other viewers, and inoffensive if Jonny was already aware of it (and he says IN this video that comments can be helpful). Your unsolicited advice is not just unnecessary but unnecessarily mean, and offers nothing to anyone.

@larksie

Жыл бұрын

Neat! I might have thought to do the second set of lines but wouldn't have known that the resultant square was useful for anything other than telling me my dowel or measurements were off.

@ElysetheEevee

3 ай бұрын

​@@ThomasSawyers Ew, you're one of the bandwagoners, huh? Someone who doesn't think for themselves and jumps on whatever bandwagon they think others are riding. He said he hated troll comments. He also said the good comments are helpful. I've seen other dummies hating actually helpful comments simply because they think any kind of advice is trash advice. Your comment is one of the absolutely weirdest instances of someone not being able to "read a room" I've seen today.

@ThomasSawyers

3 ай бұрын

@@ElysetheEevee your comment is one of the best examples of some dumb loser thinking their opinion ACTUALLY matters, people wouldn't give a damn in two weeks if you disappeared from their lives💀

As a father her reaction just filled my heart! That bed looks amazing and “oh my god” I know she loves her new bed! Great job brother!

Her accent is so much stronger than his. She is so sweet and I love how much she appreciates the effort her dad puts into the things he makes her! As a crafter personally (although not to this extent) it makes such a difference when people acknowledge how much effort goes into actually making something by hand. Seeing people who really appreciate all the time and effort like this makes it all worth it

From one dad to another, you did GOOD. Your daughter will not only have that beautiful bed but the memory of how much her father loved her. We’ll done!!!

@travisash8180

Жыл бұрын

He don't know nothing about hospital corners.

@filyp1984

Жыл бұрын

Because that's what you want to teach your daughters equates to love....

This is the first video I've seen of you and I gotta say I love your work, it is so amazing. I'm 22 right now and I used to be very big into wood working for years I loved it and when I wanted to use that as a career in life I lost interest because I always did creative -ish things with my work and thought that making furniture was extremely boring and didn't require creativity. You have completely changed my mind on that and even set a spark of enthusiasm for wood working in me again. I might start looking to work on some stuff on the side thanks to you. So thank you and I hope you keep uploading these videos

OMG! This is gorgeous! To me, being able to create beautiful and useful furniture out of wood makes you a woodworker. I love what you show us on your channel.🌸

"OMG" Jonny! This bed is beautiful and so original! It makes a very "classy" set with the beautiful desk you made earlier! You are an absolutely talented woodworker, it's wonderful that you will soon give all your time to this activity, you will make many happy customers!!! Good luck my friend, I can't wait to see your next creations!!! 🤩👏👍😊

4 daughters and just like you i've made lots of things over the years for them from beds to picture frames and all sorts of stuff in between. There is nothing better than that hug of appreciation. Well done and thanks for sharing.

So beautiful. What a wonderful piece of furniture to make for your daughter. She will treasure this for years to come.

The fact that the daughter appreciates her father's work, by asking him if he can build a bed like the one on anthropology, says a lot about how his father has shown her how much more meaningful a custom built furniture is. Jonny has raised a good daughter and she deserves to have the best in life. I'm sure his dream of using his skills to build fantastic pieces like this bed for his family is something he had always dreamt of. Hope your other endeavors come true, being able to retire and making KZread videos as your full time. Keep on making those great videos like you always do. It's always fun to watch and learn from you.

That turned out wonderful. Your daughter is a lucky girl to have such a great woodworker for her dad.

What an amazing build! The design and prep that went into it is hidden by the elegant lines and craftsmanship...I hope this stays in your family for many many years!

You so lucky to have a wife and daughter that lives all u do .I love watching you do all of the wood working just found your channel and living all I have seen so far .thanks for sharing your love for wood crafts ..

That’s so awesome Jonny, and the genuine thrill and appreciation from your daughter had to have put you on cloud 9 !!

@patman0250

Жыл бұрын

That's not the only thing that put him on cloud nine if you know what I mean. You think she gets to live in a freaking many mansion Scott free? Asking for whatever she wants, She's got to pay the landlord 💦, dad's going to be like don't worry honey I have knee pads. 😉.

This is absolutely gorgeous and matches her desk beautifully! I love the fact that you let us see your complete process including mistakes. You are a true craftsman.

"OMG !" There is no better feeling than knowing that you have absolutely blown your daughter away and she is so pleased with you. It really makes you feel like a hero in her eyes. ❤ Fantastic work Jonny, that is an absolute beautiful bed. You are a great Dad ! Take care, ~Jonny5🥁

OMG, Your daughter was so happy with the bed and you really did an amazing job. Beautiful work and a WTG to you dad.

"OMG!" - and, yeah, you're a real woodworker, Johnny. Woodworkers have adapted to or adopted new technology throughout history - why would CNC be the thing they'd turn their nose up to now? You've still got to figure out the design and build the final product, after all.

@deepsgnips

Жыл бұрын

Also you still have to build it, refine it, etc and that’s no joke Same as those sayin digital photography is not photography

@martyclack8782

Жыл бұрын

I agree. In the seventies they build house with nails and hammers know they use nail guns technology help improve the skills of the craftsman or craft woman’s

@jasmeralia

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. It's a tool, no different than a saw or a chisel, it's just very powerful and efficient... as long as the user using it has the skill and knowledge to do so correctly.

@BeingMyself__

Жыл бұрын

Like back in the day they didn’t have power drills and now every woodworker uses em and some just have hand drills for nostalgic reasons

@cedricathlan9399

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Also often times people don't think about the fact that in this day and age where productivity is on everyone lips (which is not a concept that I like as far as craftsmanship goes but that's another topic) those modern tools are the only way woodworkers can keep up to the industry standards that are always changing, effectively making it possible for them to earn an actual decent living off of their work. I remember coming across an old newspaper article of a purist calling out "lazy craftspeople" adopting the newly invented domestic power tools holding a similar kind of point of view: if you're not a traditionalist, you're not a "real" craftsperson. Boy that didn't age well now that litterally everyone has at least one electrical power tool in their house and/or workshop 😅. Truth be told, tradition is very cool and 100% handwork is absolutely fascinating, but when the living wage is on the line, that idea is simply just not cutting it. And there's no shame to that. Living a successful craftsperson's life in a hyper-industrialized society is already a feat in itself, when you think about it. There will always be naysayers that don't care for new technology and trash those who embrace them, but the reality is that those people are not the ones who have to put bread on the table with hand tools.

Honestly, if I lived in your house, I wouldn't want to go stay in a cramped, noisy, dodgy dorm either! You have a beautiful home - which is made even more beautiful with the amazing furniture you build!

I don’t know very much about being a woodworker/cabinet maker/furniture maker but I do understand enough to follow what you are describing and understand it. If only I had 1/2 your skills I’d be pretty pleased. I really like your videos and how personal the making of each piece for your daughter has been. Good luck with doing Jonny Builds full time. I’ve come back to edit and add that the bed id fabulous and I love how the desk and bed relate but it’s not a “set”. Your daughter is very lucky that she will go through life with these pieces. Furniture that I have purchased and restored and lived with for decades means so much to me as it reminds me of the story if my life whenever I look at it. Your daughter will have a great story snd I wish her a long life with these pieces. It is very rewarding to see the warm relationship you have with your family. Thanks for the good feelings.

P.S.listening to and watching you work through problems you encounter as you created this piece, encourages me ( as I screw up and think about how to approach then solve problems ) which I encounter in making my pieces is so encouraging! My pieces are created in clay, which is SO forgiving, but still...You are a rich find! With all of the gazillions of channels on KZread, how did I stumble upon you? Beats me, still and all, delighted to be here!

Beautiful work for an appreciative daughter! This is an heirloom that will definitely be passed on within the family!

Obsessed! You did a great job. She's super lucky to have a dad like you. Omg!

OMG!!! This is a beautiful piece of furniture. Your daughter loved it because her Dad made it with love. Great job Dad. Hugs to your family from Australia ❤️❤️🐨❤️❤️

I’ve only just stumbled across your channel and this is the 3rd video I’ve watched and I’m just blown away by your craftsmanship and creativity. Such beautiful work! I love you made this for your daughter. Truly special

Not only are you a real woodworker, but you are an amazing artist. The bed is gorgeous!

She is such a lucky young lady! I know she will treasure that bed the rest of her life! You're a great Dad! 😍

OMG! It was so nice to see her reaction! And how wonderful is it that you can see something you want and your dad can build it, yet he builds something BETTER!!! Pretty awesome! I love the bed! Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family!

OMG! So beautiful. I love craftsmanship and yours is phenomenal along with your standard of care 💜. Very moved your daughter chose you over Anthropologie. Speakes to her love and respect for you and your craft!

Turned out SO beautiful! Your daughter is a lucky woman, and probably will cherish this for a long time 💜

@virgola2126

Жыл бұрын

It is very special isn't it?

What a great project and best possible reaction from the "client". I really appreciate the fact that you left the screw-ups in the video. Nobody is perfect and creative approaches to fixing mistakes is part of the craft. It's an amazing setup you have in your shop - like you say, why not use it all?

OMG... that ramp for the dog, kills me in the end.. you are such a good person

Gorgeous work! Something that might make your life a lot easier would be dowel holes for those stacked CNCed pieces. I've used this technique before and it makes lining things up and glued an absolute BREEZE. Love the project, makes me want to build a new bedframe and headboard myself!

Gorgeous desk and bed. Love it. I'm so jelly. These pieces will be soooo special to her in the long-term. I have a nightstand and chest made by my grandfather, who was a German master carpenter and millworker. There are a lot of us grandkids so the pieces are dispersed among us all. But each piece is so very special; they are made so well and were made by him for us. We love having that personal history--that connection--in our homes.

@bobbg9041

Жыл бұрын

Im the youngest of 5 i dont have anything my grandfather made. My older sisters have it. One has a bunch of stuff I made For my mom and im ok with that. I made somthing out of walnut for my brother, but my sister in law put it outside in the winder in a leaky cover garage. Insted she liked pair 1 imports crap I'll never forget that that pice of finiture was made special for her to place z microwave on when microwaves wave first came out for the genral public. Were talking walnut. And it made its way to the trash.

The bed you created is breathtakingly beautiful! I can only imagine how wonderful it felt when your daughter let you know how much she loves it. Great dad and daughter! I wish I could build just half as good as you do. I’m excited to see how you take off when this becomes your full time joy! Remember, as long as you love what you do for a living, it will never be work, just joy. From my mountain top, in middle middle Tennessee, where the hilltops kiss 💋 the sky sky, morning 🌞 and night 🌝, I wish you all a wonderful life full of happiness, joy and love, love Fran

Hi there. Great job on the bed. An outstanding job as dad! More on the dad, anybody can make a project but to do it for your kid is priceless. All father's should watch this video to learn what it means to be a dad. Have fun you two. Stay safe out there. Take care and God bless.

That is an amazing bed!!!! Your daughter will treasure it forever. Great job.

Awesome job I love how you cover everything including mistakes. Ignore the trolls a true woodworker works smarter not harder. This means using all the tools you have available to you. Cnc's weren't in my grandfathers kit but even he would agree that if you have one you should use it, those that don't are just dinosaurs and stuck in the past

You sir did an outstanding job! I love how she is so appreciative of your work and how you listened to what she asked for.

Loving your shop and all your cool tools! What a blessing. Your baby girl has daddy wrapped tight around her pinkie, as it should be! Wonderful bed with drawers, table and chair. Very creative and great execution! 🥱😴🤓❤❤❤

It's beautiful and unique! Well done! And she is so happy for her new bed!

This was amazing! Well done. So happy to see how much your daughter loved it. Must have made you so immensely happy. 🙂

"OMG" loved it! Seeing your daughter's response was awesome. My wife and I have our first child on the way, and I can't wait to do stuff like this for them. Great job!

YOUR DAUGHTER IS BLESSED TO HAVE A COOL DAD LIKE YOU! WORK IT, JONNY! LOVE IT!

@dottiemathews6853

6 ай бұрын

JONNY, YOU PUT YOUR FOOT IN THIS, MANN!! FREAKIN AWESOME!! LOVE IT!!!

Omg...brilliant job. Just retired and rediscovering a love of woodwork, somewhat more patient than I was. Looking forward to creating future antiques , your channel is a great inspiration and a constant idea factory.

Amazing Jonny!!! Love how you edit and talk through your process. Really learn a lot by listening to you! Glad you’ll soon get to pursue this passion full-time!!! Congrats on a great build!

OMG. Her reaction was priceless, and the stories she will be able to tell about her bed and desk. Priceless!

Love it! Both my husband and I watched. We'll keep watching. Your amazing!! 👏👏👏

Love it! Such a great style!! Great job dad, she will always remember this moment. 👏👏 You should make them and sell them. It is such a fantastic style!

That is absolutely beautiful! A true work of art straight from your heart!!! Good job, Dad!!!

Congrats on being able to do this fulltime, always great to be able to combine your hobby and job into one thing ^^ Eventhough I have absolutely no experience in woodwork, I love watching your videos and most of the time I even understand why and how you do the things you do! Keep it up :D

Being a family member of a wood-working family I have to say that is one of the *coolist* beds ever! Desk video next! Thank you for sharing your complete process and good luck in your new KZread venture.

OMG What a wonderful reaction from your daughter, it will be something you never forget. Great build as always, keep up the great work.

OMG this was so great, and thanks for sharing the ‘’mistakes’’ I call those ‘’plan enhancements’’ it’s impossible if you don’t want to waste another 2 months on a project not to experiment with a build, your creativity and craftsmanship shine again in this video, and Chloe’s reaction is priceless, great great job Jonny

Your daughters reaction is priceless. Making stuff that our kids loves is the absolute best part of building stuff

so sweet. your daughter will never forget what you have made for her. This bed is gorgeous

Looks great and goes well with the desk. Amazing job your daughter is lucky to have a great Dad like you. 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

That was awesome! I love everything about it, especially the care and thought you put into this because it was for your daughter. A very special and great build. Excellent design. Cheers Johnny 🍻

So grateful to see the kind reaction of his daughter. Well done dude

For the rattan / chair weave / cane webbing, I would have used both vertical and horizontal battens screwed in across the back to retain it. That way if it gets damaged or if she ultimately decides to have it stained, you can easily do so. To each their own though. Looks great as is!!

Absolutely awesome, the design , the assembly hardware the finish just beautiful.

You have a very blessed daughter and she has a very gifted dad. Good to see how much she appreciated your hard work. In my opinion, she got something incredibly better than the one in the picture.

Great job, it was awesome to see how happy your daughter was. BTW: You need to stop worrying about the individuals that say you are not a true wood worker, that is beyond ignorant. Technology happens for a reason. Keep up the great work!!!!

@robinvanlier

Жыл бұрын

Agreed 100%! If "true wood workers" weren't allowed to embrace technological advancements you'd all have to be working with stone hammers and chisels!

What a wonderful father you are to make a bed from scratch for your Daughter and it will give her many years of use even take it through to married life and become a family Antique to pass down the family I bet your Daughter is very proud of you I know how much a bed like this would mean to me And the video was amazing to watch thank you

Just incredible! Love all the care about detail and the product info.

Beautiful bed, I'm sure your daughter will always treasure it.

Lovely creation and good to see your design and build journey. I’m pleased your daughter was happy! One thing I may have tried to do would have been to make the corners at the bottom round as they would have mirrored the headboard and been less painful on the shins 😂 … bitter experience talking there! That said it would have been more painful on the build ! Great job. Love it.

OMG! It must be really nice to have all the neat tools and a nice shop to do things like this. It is also nice to have the skills to do these projects. Even with the CNC, I couldn't cut a straight line.

My great-grandfather was a Carpenter (in name and trade), and he built my grandmother a dining table with a lazy susan after she got married. He passed away before he finished it, leaving screws where he had intended to replace them with wooden pegs. It was part of the story, and now it's my dining table, and I remember his story and her story, the family memories made and that my children make now. We talk about it and him and family histories... it is so beautiful what you do for your family! You'll be immortal, sir! Great work! Thanks for sharing!

@j15n5ll5

Жыл бұрын

Ooops! Forgot to comment "OMG!" for making it to the end! LoL!

Absolutely beautiful. I wish my daughter would ask me for something like this. I’d love building it for her but I suppose it’s her loss. Your daughter’s reaction was priceless.

@queenbee3647

Жыл бұрын

Build one for me. Ill call you Daddy. 😁

@nancycampbell7959

Жыл бұрын

My dad made beautiful furniture for his and my mom's home, and for the occasional project for a paying friend. It wasn't his job, just his passion. I never asked him, because he was so busy with so many demands. If he had ever offered, I would have jumped on it, but I would never have wanted to impose. And now he is gone, and I wish so much I had something that he had made in our own home. Maybe you could offer?

This reminds me of my own dad, he made our beds as well, just as build an entire addition to the house on his own for me. I really miss him, rip dad. Your daughter has a amazing dad, think she is more then proud of you. Keep up the good work! I am clicking that red button, I think you more then earned it. Thank you for helping me think about my dad again.

WOW buddie what a very nice job you did on that bed and even a better raising that young lady. Beautiful workmanship on this bed and your family!!!

I've always heard the mark of a good craftsman is not always building everything perfect the first time but being able to fix your mistakes where no one knows it was a mistake. Beautiful job including use of the CNC. Your daughter will have that piece for a lifetime.👍

Great compromise. Glad she went with Dad, Inc. P.S. Congrats on retirement

OMG! As always such great builds man. Keep up the good work. It doesnt matter if people give you grief for using the CNC machine. In my opinion using the right tool for the job is what matters. Its like using a really good saw.

My grand father was a full-time furniture designer/builder... every piece was a one of a kind design... he would have LOVED your workshop! ...all the tools, gadgets, joining bits'n'bobs... everything evolves... it's the quality of the final piece that matters. BEAUTIFUL Bed!

Just found your channel! Awesome build. I love the transparency in your video! How everything is not always perfect and goes the way you plan, so you have to do some rethinking and through that process of failure you learn something valuable. Looking forward to watch more of your videos! Love those swing out drawers such a unique touch. One question I have is, how does epoxy and wood stand the test of time? Do they start breakaway from each other after awhile? OMG! Because I watched till the end lol All the best with Jonny Builds full time!!

The world needs more dads like you. Lumber was used in construction but that bed was built out of love. 💘

OMG!! Dad, you really nailed it on this one!! What a fabulous labor of love. I’m so happy for y’all. Bless your heart. 😊

I love it… the only 2 things I would suggest different is to make the headboard taller so your beautiful work can really be seen… and the second thing would be to make some sort of mattress lip so the mattress can sit inside and the blanket could tuck a bit better. But gorgeous work!

Got tears - what a lifetime gift!♥️