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Those look dope! I know I’m gonna like this series and when you’re done (since this was the first), you can Ferris it at the end in a robe and tell people to go home…it’s over! 😂
Really nice looking chairs dude! Congrats and good luck with your new house!
Looks fantastic!! Thanks for taking us on this journey.
9:03 You can use the Domino for a through-tennon too which would simplify the layout and glue-up process. Just make domino stock out of the wood of your choice add tap it through both pieces
Beautiful work, Dave! They look amazing!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Using the sander spindle to trace the arc was one of those “how the hell did I not think of that!” moments. Thank you for all the great content.
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@John Sellersone of the best!
Very cool series idea, looking forward to more episodes!
Nice stools! It makes me feel like I can do it too, and makes me want to do it too. I should try! Regarding the brass lookin aluminium kick panel, you’d have actually used brass as the aluminium is showing after you cut it, for a more high end devil’s in the details look
Nice chairs and nice video David – it was obvious you were having a lot of fun with this one!! I think the new house has given you a different motivation and you are Pumped!!! Can wait to see the nightstands!
Love your videos man! Keep up the awesome work!!
I watch a lot of woodworking videos. Some, I watch and think “Yes, I will be making that,”
This is one of those times.
It’s always a good idea to make a stool sample before moving on to the precious walnut.
This is going to be a great series. Love the stools
I’m digging this series! Such a good idea to use a bnb to showcase and advertise your work! A couple questions. If someone wants to buy a piece of furniture after staying at the house, are you going to sell them the one being used in the house, or take an order and make another one just like the floor model? My other question is how much did that much walnut cost you where you live?
Great work David! Those bar stools turned out looking terrific! 👍👍
The bar stools look amazing. Can’t wait to see what you do with each build so very cool. Great job
Love that you point out how many different ways there are to do things. For that example you gave with the bandsaw vs doing a cut raising the table saw blade, I tend to cut the curve part by drilling with a forstner bit to reduce sanding, followed by the bandsaw for the straight part.
These look pretty sweet. Superb editing on this one, too. Tasty camera shots by Dan, and just something about how it came together was just exceptional. Use of the finger cots was especially hilarious. Hey, if you have a Domino, why wouldn’t you use it as often as possible? Thanks for sharing! #respectthewalnut #saveferris