Thank you for watching. If you want the Brass Chunky Mechanical Pencil...honestly, order it quick. I'm doing a limited run, so get your order in before Sunday - makertoolsource.com/

@Unc_Talks

9 ай бұрын

Nice J's.

@southerndime333

9 ай бұрын

instructions unclear, now im stuck on an island with a polar bear and a gnarly mecanical ghost smoke after playing those lottery numbers

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

@southerndime333 I've got some bad news for you

@Nobe_Oddy

9 ай бұрын

that was SUCH a GREAT REACTION!!! - AND for such a BEAUTIFUL table!!! I'm jealous!!! :) Glad that little fire STAYED little... and HOPEFULLY those new cameras don't catch anything TOO exciting :)

@headcas620

9 ай бұрын

Why do you keep changing the title and thumbnail? 😡 Stop trying to game the stupid system

Dude your parents are incredible! Honestly, from your mom's honest "where are we moving this to", so keen to help, to their genuine and sincere appreciation of the piece, it's fantastic!

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

They are! I'm very thankful for them.

Love seeing your sense of humor pop in throughout. The last frame almost made me spit-take lol. I see you put the same amount of craft into your photoshopping as you do your woodworking

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

I've been photoshopping for longer for sure :)

@mark2talk2u

9 ай бұрын

Agreed with this comment. The last shop is a keeper !

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

Күн бұрын

Internet approved photoshopping. 👍

The new dust extractor looks great I think the not catching fire feature is a good selling point

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

It's pretty much top of my list with everything I buy....except for fireplace logs.

@jonothandoeser

6 ай бұрын

Fire was the first step of technology for man!

@Alresu

4 ай бұрын

@@jonothandoeser Some people are just so eager to forget and do not appreciate it enough!

@Robert_McGarry_Poems

Күн бұрын

The same thing happened at my elementary school once. A dull cutting surface that burned the wood. In your case, dust was getting stuck, and friction helped with the rest.

"Dimes to doughnuts" was "Dollars to doughnuts" when I grew up in midwest in the 60's. The doughnuts referenced were not the tasty treats but rather proxy for zero, the number, as a doughnut looks like a zero. Fantastic build. I am glad your folks liked it.

@paulschreiber

9 ай бұрын

Same "dollars to donuts" in Ontario.

@Lori_M

9 ай бұрын

Dollars to doughnuts in Texas and New Mexico, too.

@thefamousmattjackson

9 ай бұрын

Yeah the original phrase is "Dollars to Doughnuts." Never heard the dimes thing. The Daily Nevada State Journal, February 1876: "Whenever you hear any resident of a community attempting to decry the local paper... it's dollars to doughnuts that such a person is either mad at the editor or is owing the office for subscription or advertising."

@darkmagna9004

9 ай бұрын

Same. All my life, dollars to doughnuts! :)

@GrantOakes

8 ай бұрын

I grew up in the Detroit area in the late 60's and early 70's and we called it (and I still do) dollars to donuts.

heads I win....tails, you lose???

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

My favorite kinda coin flip

@lukedcruz

9 ай бұрын

Lol 😂

@versatileduplicity9313

9 ай бұрын

That’s what she said

@ardwg_

9 ай бұрын

Metric users always get confused, haha!

@Mikey__R

8 ай бұрын

​@@ardwg_don't forget to carry the twelve.

Biggest smile on my face when your mom goes "oh, it's BEAUTIFUL", nothing better then your parents (or anyone's) genuine appreciation of your time. You can tell your parents are proud, I hope to be able to build my mom a table like this one day.

I'm literally just a 19 yr old teenage girl, going through life, i don't even know anything about being a wood worker, and i have no interest in being one, but your videos appeared in my recommended and i binge watch all types of different wood working videos, and whenever i watch your videos, i just love the effort you put into them, your voice, your work, how sincere you sound, everything. I enjoy it very much and i enjoy watching this craft even though wood working is something i never want to do lol

@batanaid

9 ай бұрын

you say 19 and I'm 42 and in Africa I relate to everything you said imagine. i find myself binge watching these likewise

everything was worth it to see that reaction and put a smile on their faces. Even i feel so proud seeing this video i cant imagine how proud they must be. wish i could make something like this for my parents, maybe someday. Thank you for this wholesome but very educating video.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thank you...yeah. They are really happy with it. I think I'll actually get it taken over to their house later today :)

I just wanted to say, after watching some other woodworkers on KZread, I really appreciate your honesty and your modesty. You have an excellent eye and from my unexperienced eye, great technique. Your doing great!

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thank you...appreciate that.

Just wanted to say I really enjoy the general ✨vibe✨ of your videos. I appreciate the calm narration and the dry humor and your uploads always make me smile. To be good at either woodworking *or* videography would be one thing, but to be good at both is rare and impressive!

Your mom looked really happy. Your dad looked like he was thinking ( great more wood furniture )

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

haha...he'll be relieved to know there's a good amount of epoxy in there too :)

Brought my first furniture piece home today, got started with woodworking based on your videos. A shame you’ll never be able to truly grasp how many people you have inspired.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

That is awesome! As long as I keep hearing from people like you...I'll assume it's going well with that respect :)

I just finished my first piece of furniture for my son, thanks to your videos and some other woodworkers. It made me realise how skilled you're and how much progress I've to do to produce half as good furnitures as you do....

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. It is definitely a labor of love. It's a ton of work...and the only way to get through it is to actually love it :)

@two-sense

9 ай бұрын

I'm 67 and have made a living working with wood all my life. I have a mahogany lap desk, with a secret compartment, that my granddad (furniture maker) made for my grandmother. It was the last thing he made before going off to die in WW2. Make things. Pass them on. When your son goes off to college, or travelling or whatever when he's young, offer to store that piece you made for him. Give it back to him later in his life and maybe he will pass it on one day. One thing that you make, no matter how you think it turned out, means more than a million factory made pieces of junk. Good luck with your journey and have fun!

Thank you so much, Chris, for including clips of when things don’t go as planned. I’m still learning, and it gives me hope that I can create beautiful pieces, even if I flub things sometimes.

Love how you don’t take yourself seriously. Your folks are precious. The table was awesome. ✊🏼

Just when I thought I was tired of slab epoxy river tables, you had to go and ace it. Well, done sir. Totes jelly. Love your cadence, thoughtfulness, and skills.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Epoxy Tables aren't bad...just a lot of the people who make them don't do them justice. : )

@jonny555ive

9 ай бұрын

​@@Foureyes.Furniture AGREED 👍👍

Just a great video, and a lovely thing to do for your parents. The table is beautiful and I’m sure they are very proud of you.

Wow. Thanks for sharing that experience with the dust collector. My dad and uncle told me to be careful with dust collection and ignition sources, but I until now, I have never seen anything get crazy. I know in milling explosion risk with dust is a big issue.

Been watching your channel for some time and want to say that your gift to your parents are what it is all about. Also it is captivating listening to your humor and sarcastic dry jokes that keep me laughing and think the younger generation has a chance to make this world a better place.

Always good to see another foureyes video come out. Great work Chris! I hope Shaun is doing well

For the measurement debate, I love the metric system. I didn't realize that 1cm^3 is 1 ml. There's no equivalent in imperial. I started using it more with my 3D printer and started liking it more. I also actively use the imperial system daily as well with things like cooking, weight, height of a person, and lumber

@MusikAlltid

7 ай бұрын

Another cool thing is that it takes 1 calorie of energy to warm 1cm³ of water (which weighs 1 gram) up 1 degree Celsius :)

That's a great way to honor your parents! They have raised a good man👍 Blessings to your entire family🙏

As a 67 year old life-long cabinetmaker/yacht joiner/furniture maker, I agree with you. You are a good son. And an excellent woodworker too. And lucky to have those parents. Thanks for your channel.

Their reaction is priceless but that edited photo at the end is even more priceless 😂😂❤❤❤

So sweet!! Beautiful build and loved their reaction :)

Aww! What a great compliment from your parents!

Beautiful table, Chris. It's wonderful that you are able to do something like this for your parents (and actually do). Bill

I’ve always heard “Dollars for donuts”. Love your sense of humor. Laughed out loud several times, and of course your skill is amazing!

I love your work! The pic of your parents at the end actually made me laugh out loud :)

I really like your style of furniture design. Every time I see one of your video thumbnails, I can just tell it was yours before seeing your name next to the video based on the style. So awesome. Keep making cool stuff I thoroughly enjoy your builds.

How lovely, your mum's reaction was so sweet.

In the end it all makes it worth it for that wholesome reaction.. The look on her face after she asked “my house?” You could tell she was so excited. The end though when you’re like “I built all that stuff!” 🤣😂🤣 Absolutely awesome when you’re able to do things like this for the parents. Hope you enjoy your weekend!!!

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thanks Justin...appreciate it. Enjoy yours as well :)

😂 the crippling social anxiety line! what a gem 💎

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

I feel embarrassed even ordering a pizza.

Amazing video as always! Just wanted to pop in and say that a workshop your and maybe an in depth series showing off the workshop would be really cool. Getting into your work benches, the CNC, dust collection, etc, etc.

A gorgeous table that anyone would be blessed to have in their home. Lucky parents !

Hey Chris, on behalf of the rest of the world: metric please!!! 🎉🎉 Beautiful table btw ❤

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thanks you and note taken :)

@robdavis05

9 ай бұрын

On behalf of the best of the world, forget about that weak metric nonsense used in countries that wish they were the U.S.

I'm from Ireland and my father is a carpenter. We use Metric here, but I grew up using Imperial because that's what carpenters and some other trades use. I'm currently a welder/fabricator and back to using Metric and I can say there is definitely a time and place for both. Imperial is much easier to fathom and remember while working but I need to keep running back and forth to my measurements to make sure I'm cutting the right millimetre. And when we buy timber it's in inches. Steel is by mm.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Interesting. I guess there is a place for both. I'm honestly fine with either. If you told me one was going to completely disappear, I wouldn't stress about it. I can adapt.

Ive had a similar experience with a fire in a dust extractor. It was caused by a tiny shard of metal that may have been in the timber, entering the fan and sparking. Fine sawdust is extremely flammable, as you know.

Awesome video, man! Love the fact that you wanted to make such a beautiful piece for your parents and the way you did the “reveal” … super cool and they seem like genuinely great people. 👍🏼👍🏼

Brilliant. Beautiful table, lovely parents. I think they'll enjoy that every day and be rightly proud of you.

Your sense of humor is just off the charts. Great piece!

I loved the round top corners with that large radius

i would hope everyone knows that screws are used to hold it tight until the glue cures! great build again. I build and install railings and stairs. use to be a trimmer but got bored. but wanted to build furniture originally (highschool). your videos are convincing me to move on again! Happy building!

Beautiful. Great build. You my friend have a heart of gold. Your parents must be proud.❤ Have a great weekend!!!😎

This is so wholesome, definitely need to do something with my hands in the future🙏thank you for inspiring

Table turned out amazing looks beautiful great job. It was cool to see the look on your parents faces when you told them it was theirs that was very cool great surprise.👏👏

I had a similar dust issue with my CNC. Being in sunny Sydney Australia, I usually just push all of my dusty woodworking operations out onto the driveway and enjoy the sunshine whilest blessing the neighbours with my dust. This keeps my garage clean and dust free 🙂. However, I have a CNC that I built and this beast of a thing generally stays put, so it has a shopvac/cyclone and I duct the waste air outside. One day I was doing a really lengthy operation on some MDF and left the CNC unattended (we both know how bad an idea this is). When the noise stopped, I came back into the garage and there was dust everywhere - piled up is little snow drifts in the corners, against everything and on everything 🥺. It seems that some material broke free and was sucked up into the cyclone, which then blocked and sent the dust to the shopvac, which quickly gave up and blocked and somehow forced off the vent hose - at which point buckets and buckets of MDF dust swirled around everywhere.

Its beautiful and your parents reaction was priceless 🥰 🥰I hate “when it’s supposed to go here, but actually goes here” ..Story of my existence 😊. Great video once again

Thank you for another awesome video and great build! The table turned out quite beautiful and I love the solution you came up with for the legs.

Great video, thank you for sharing. The table turned out beautifully and your parents are wonderful.

You have great parents. Enjoy them as long as you can. There are no re-do’s in life, and they love you! Your a great son!

That was a very nice gift. Loved the ending with your parents make over.

Oh man, you did a fantastic job! Your parents have to be very proud! 👍🏻👌🏻

I have enjoyed your stylish wood furniture, your dead pan humorous delivery and your blunt honesty. I loved the segment with your folks and that photoshopped pic at the end was GOLD! I look forward to another entertaining video.

You are a good son. It’s a privilege to build something like that for your folks.

That might be the most stunning looking wood i have ever seen! Love it, beautiful table by the way!

Thank you so much mate for yet another inspirational build. It really is the best to produce bespoke pieces for people you love. Even if, in my case, they're very "square". Geez you do some incredible stuff...

Whata wonderful gift. Stunning piece of furniture.

That is a beautiful piece.

What a nice episode. Congrats on the great privilege of having the skill and the opportunity to build such a beautiful gift for your folks.

Really good video. Feel like you’ve stepped up the presenting game, and I would love to have a table that nice one day

don't ever die man, please... love your work!

Another epic build video filled with the delightful combo of snark and heart-of-gold in your narration I've come to eagerly anticipate when you drop a video. I'm so glad your parents liked their new table and your shop wasn't harmed by the fire!

Out of all the voice overs on KZread yours is the only one I really listen to and of course you did another great build it looks great

What an amazing gift to give to your parents!

That was an awesome build and a wonderful gift to your parents.

Beautiful desk! I love the vibe it transfers to the viewer.

I grew up with the 'trades' and have always used imperial units. Building houses and such. Then for my 2nd 30 year career I worked in the trades for a Japanese automaker where all the machines I worked on (presses/CNC mills) were metric. So now I can look at a nut/bolt wrench and tell you the size at a glance, either imperial or metric.

Hilarious final image. You're gifted my friend. You've developed a rare and valuable skill through determination, grit, and effort. AND You've got a great base from which you've sprung. Your parents seem truly genuine and cute and parental (in the best way!). Not everyone is so gifted. Thank you for sharing your gifts so the rest of us less gifted, may live vicariously!

The art comes in when you match grain and shadow casting 😮

Probably the best outro to one of your videos you've ever done! 👍👍 Reminds me of the joy I get when I make things for my parents, except despite over 30 years of experience with computers, I still can not come close to the expert photo manipulation you did for you parents! BRAVO!!!!! The table looks amazing as usual. Oh and for the record, not every dad over 50 is gung ho on rounded corners so please keep up the beautiful and creative furniture designs.

Hands down, this was by far one of the BEST videos you have ever made.... thanks.

Crazy opinion here, but your parent's plywood dining table was one of your first videos I ever watched and it is still one of my favorite designs of yours from over the years. I love seeing how you re-imagined it hardwood. It is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us, and I'm so glad that you and your shop are ok.

@Foureyes.Furniture

8 ай бұрын

Thanks...yeah, I always liked that one too. I just think that the single, central spine for support was sort of a design flaw. So this one will hold up better through the years. Plus its' more their style.

Watching from the Philippines. I love your art and I prefer the metric system when it comes to measurement. Thanks

Great reveal and fun video. Funny, I'm in the middle of constructing a base and need to layout the mortises, but I don't know where they need to be until I know based on where they touch, but that depends on a few factors which makes, as you said, a seemingly simple task complex

Jeez dude, fire drill. Every part of this is exceptional. Design, shooting, writing, all of it, exceptional.

I like both systems I use what I grew up with for most lumber and I use metric for small stuff electronics etc.

I forgot how much I enjoy your posts, you did not disappoint. So many layers of goodness on this one, thank you.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Metric for science, and does it really matter for anything else. For furniture, it needs to be functional and beautiful. Your table fits that criteria. Stunning. So glad that you and your shop are okay, and thank you for sharing the moment with your parents. I do hope that Ikea heard you.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Good points and good comments all around :)

I hardly ever get chocked up watching something… you’re a good son, your parents did right.

Love the table and your parents reaction. But I love my brass chunky mechanical pencil more. Just got it in the mail last week and I can’t put it down. It’s awesome!!! Glad to hear you’ve got another batch in the works

Im sad i missed the notification on this one a month ago. Likely my favorite vid thus far. Love having The 'rents being the stars of the show!

im only 55 sec in and already you remind me why i love your channel. Your great god bless you sir!!! Soon i hope to have the ability to order form you

Great looking table! Also loved the Lost reference with the numbers.

Aww! All the feels, at the end there ❤

I wish I had a product or service that I needed a KZread sponsorship partner for. You’re practical use of the products and natural way of integrating them into your videos actually make people like myself curious about them and click the link. Makes it feel less like a commercial I wish I could skip and more like an informative recommendation from someone I trust. I appreciate that I wanted to let you know. Thanks for the great videos!

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I wish more brands would trust the people they partner with to "do their thing"...I feel like it's a win-win-win for the brand, the "KZreadr" and the audience. In some ways it's becoming more like that, in other ways...less. Hope it continues evolving the good way.

What an amazing human, genius and everything else !

I appreciate the sports references subtley hidden in the lotto numbers. Well played.

Loved that story ❤ it gave me the idea to give a nice present to my mum :) Thank you 🙏

Fires are common when you have airborne fine particles, fires in flour mills were common, many years ago. The table is beautiful, just like your mum. The leg assembly looked awesome too. I was an apprentice in 1970 just as metric was introduced in the UK, so I was schooled in both metric and imperial. I've worked all over the UK, Europe and the US so having a firm understanding of them both is a bonus. I have to admit as I've got older the metric system has taken the lead. Great post, stay safe and well, thanks for posting. 👍

Thank you for sharing with us, another inspiring piece!

Wow awesome table...it really feels great to do nice things for your parents.

Great work! Looked awesome. FYI, crystalized epoxy is because at some stage it got cold, you need to warm it in a hot water bath, about 60°C and it will dissolve back to normal.

Time for a set of screw extractors... and maybe some ceiling hung extension cords! Love the work and the story as per usual.

Your design process is amazing. I love the way you walk us through it all from the beginning concepts. I was wondering what program you use to create sketches like in 14:57? Keep up the great work!

I remember my dad making me some sort of percussion instrument out of monkey pod! I loved that thing. Your videos always make me nostalgic for mine and my dads younger years…

Your dad looks like Angela’s dad from bones! Looks beautiful! I’m glad they love it!

You are extremely lucky to have amazing parents, please treasure them.

@Foureyes.Furniture

9 ай бұрын

Thank you...and I do

Great video, you’re a good son. Your mom is adorable and you’re dad is cool. Oh, the table is beautiful.