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Look at the background drawers and drawers of organization

Your work is beautiful, amazing and satisfying to watch. I wish more people would upcycle.

whats the amount of time u needed for this ? i prolly would need weeks or months ^^

I can never let my wife see this! :-P I am awed by the range of vintage niche specialist (an unfortunately legacy tools) I see in your videos from the types of planes to the 'yankee' screwdriver. My dad had one and a stanley plane, nothing near the workshop or range of tools you have but a humble garage I have many fond memories of making and breaking things in. I have an affinity for hand tools as they so effortlessly demonstrate the fact that its not the tool thats most important but the craftsmanship of the one wielding it, if you spend any time using any handtools you get a healthy respect for the craft involved and a deeper appreciation of what craftsmanship really means. I am simply mesmerized by the level of master craftsmanship displayed in every video, I hope to be watching them for years to come and that you have some apprentice or other who you are passing this incredible knowledge and experience on to.

incredible craftsmanship. well done, a pleasure to watch. this has inspired me to build

Amazing. Wonderful

Amazing design and execution.

Has this turned into a full time gig for you yet? Awesome, as always.

The problem with using skids it the large amount of pesticides impregnated into the wood. The cut dust is very, very bad to breath.

Beau travail bravo

@14:10 Hilarious. 480 copper rivets. They must have cost more than all the rest combined, not counting your time. Speaking of your time, all those little square buttons ... over the top :) It's another lovely piece!

Wow. That’s incredible work!

Do you have plans for these projects?

Awesome work as usual, love your videos, I have seen them all. When you are doing your mortises is there a reason you don't use a drill to remove the majority of the material then the chisel to clean it up? I find it to be much faster.

Another amazing project

No words ever spoken, yet the story this man tells with just his hands is enough 😊

Harry Potter with a chisel! Magic as usual Jason ! Thank-you for being amazing and teaching us so much !

Your imagination mixed with your master craftsmanship is incomparable!! I can't tell you how inspiring your work is!! Thank you so much for sharing!

Stunningly beautiful. Your wife is a VERY lucky lady!

Very eye catching

Mack from MIDWEST MAGIC CLEANING mentioned your channel and I paused that video to take a look at your channel and watched this video. I don't think there isn't a pirate, including me, who wouldn't want this chest. Because of how you worked on this project (no power tools) I cast my mind back to 'those times' when these types of items were made like this. This is a wonderful video. Your style reminds me of THE NEW YORKSHIRE WORKSHOP (whose channel I love). I have given a thumbs up, subscribed, and I will watch your other videos.

beautiful

Epic masterpiece

Only someone who TRULY EMBRACES & LOVES woodworking can do things like this. I'd even go as far as saying even good workers wouldn't, and couldn't pull this off ( the carving ) without resorting to using power tools. I've only ever seen Japanese woodworkers do stuff like this, one must "become the wood" so to speak.

Why was this new video not in my feed!!??

Toujours du joli travail,et des idées originales,vous devez faire des plans de toutes vos créations, au mois prochain pour la prochaine vidéo,à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉

Hi Jason there is nowone on UA-cam that could do what you have done there. That was absolutely amazing. If you want to sell it I have cash waiting. Take care and stay safe mate. Tom.

So just what is in all those half a million drawers? I suspect every one of them has those panel pins that you put to good use in them! 😂 It would be great to have a little look inside them 😊

Épico, sin palabras. Saludos.

Aztec as tech as it gets 👍 cool garden,cheers Jason 🍻

Sir, for you nothing is scrap .you are an artist

Once again an excellent piece of workmanship, you must have the patience of Job. Thank you very much so inspiring.

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i learned quickly in my woodworking shop that, scraps are seldom wasted wood, as you go to the hardware store \mill to buy lumber,,, 1''x12'' by 8-16' in length, fight carrying and transporting back to the shop to only turn around and rip \ cross cut in to project size pieces,,, hhhhmmmm🤔🤔🤔🤔 wait a Minuit,,, i quickly realized that most projects are made up a bunch of small pieces , even large items like cabinets, tables, shelves ect, so why am i buying in 8=16' lengths and fighting too transport them and do i have enough left over off cuts from previous projects?🤔 in most cases the answer was yes, so i rarely had pieces left that were scrap,,, then word got around to local contractors that i often used scraps too build my projects ,as most contractors do not bother saving their off cuts, boards flooring trim work that they would toss as the clients pay for full boards and most ethical contractors wont use off cuts from a different job ,,yet they hated tossing out good left overs,, word got around that i would except what they had to get rid of rather then the paying to land fill it ,week after week the local contractors would detour too my shop and leave me piles of off cuts, even good cabinet ply's as well , old beams that they had replaced ect,even a local sawmill\hardware supplier, got in on it, they would clean out their trim racks 2=3 times a year ,deliver it all to me ,,, curved twisted , dented split stained defected boards, defects were less then 10% on each piece by the truck load so they could restock their racks a new ( it was put too a burn pile previously ),their guys would pass it up too the loft and stick stack it for me too(friday afternoon job) , i would go through using what i could out of each board and let the owner know how much board feet i reclaimed , at a 25% value cost ( beer money for the boys ) did that for 4 years till they shut down because of fire, and yes i got what they salvaged after the fire free,as it was stored in a adjacent building and not effected , clients would often say my prices were cheaper then most,,, but then again so was my material cost , i would often pre glue up thin strips into panels of similar length pieces at the end of a week that i later used in projects (some clients loved the strip on strip look ,)while one liked knots the more the better, some days whole trailer loads of large yard trees would show up ,loved the different species i would get , portable miller would come to the shop and we would split the bounty 50\50 , amazing project koodus

It’s never finished until it’s finished,your artistry is enjoyable and always mind boggling,how did you manage to get Thor’s hammer?

Quando vejo os videos deste Mestre, sómente uma coisa me incomoda.: Que este Senhor não tenha 3 minhões de inscritos para que o UA-cam lhe dê condições de se dedicar totalmente em nos presentear com muitos videos 😁😁😁

Absolutely brilliant bit of woodworking porn there Eric ! No sound except the hammering of nails, the sawing of wood, the sanding of corners, and the silence of every member of your audience until the final end shot when we all excitedly go "Oooeeerrrrr ! That's beautiful" and everyone collectively relaxes at the sight of yet another masterpiece of woodworking mastery is brought to life and placed in its alloted space to serve its purpose for the next 100 years. Thanks for yet another great video mate.

Likeeeeee from Brazil 🇧🇷

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Quality piece of woodcrafting. I like details that go into it along with the thinking of it and unlike other woodcrafting channels they come across as just looking to smash out videos. When you do a video it's more about sharing the craft and doing the craft of the item. Keep the good work going.

Well. That answers the question of what you kept all those rusty old pallet nails for. I figure that took care of about 5 or 6 hundred of them. The only question is, what will you do with all the pointy bits that you cut off? MMXXII Epic indeed!

Sorry, had to spend some time with my mother. But I did show this to my mother and she thoroughly enjoyed it. She asked me why do I enjoy watching these videos and I told her it’s because I remember watching my grandfather work in his shop so many years ago, it brings back wonderful memories. Thank you for everything you do. I really enjoyed the bench.

Nice craftsmanship, the end result looks very nice indeed

Huge fan, been watching since video #2 was posted! What I’m curious about is you’ve made everything in the beautiful shop, but obviously been woodworking for years. Did you retire recently, move from a different home? It seems likely that this isn’t the first wood shop you’ve put together. Love and respect! ❤😊

very beautiful👍

Another epic video Jason, my hats off to you , lets change the name to Jason's Wonderous Workshop of Wonders ?? :)

Wonderful stuff. Well done, Jason. Cheers.

marvellous..very very awesome

Até entendo que vc idealize estes projetos, mas inicià-los e conclui-los sómente uma enorme paixão pode explicar

Perfeito como sempre, só uma observação : Este projeto implorou para uma finalização com uma lixa 320