03:11

Cutting boards and Christmas wishes for 2024

22:40

Give thanks! The value of gratitude

06:24

Woodwork is important, but mental health is importanter

20:45

I made a Juice Groove Jig for cutting boards

26:34

Making a barn door for a garden shed

29:26

Building a Leopold chair for my grandson

27:33

Flattening and attaching a tabletop

31:27

Making my grandson a table with mortise and tenon joinery

24:58

Are hard wax oil finishes a rip-off? (And I finished the walnut slab coffee table)

29:19

Making slab coffee table legs with tapered tenons

20:29

Filling the cracks and bug holes on a walnut slab coffee table

07:48

If you're a maker, value what you create!

12:19

Proof that I'm a noob (but that's OK!)

43:47

My first time taking a plane from RUSTY to SUPER SHARP!

29:54

Depression: What if you're not sick and your life just sucks?

17:54

How I made my first bowtie for a slab tabletop

18:19

Making a walnut slab coffee table Part 1

24:36

I built a router sled for flattening slabs

18:48

Making useful workshop shelves to go on the wall

26:29

I finished the drafting table

16:16

Resurrecting (and partly building) a drafting table part 1

18:34

Cedar slab coffee table finished with Odie's Oil (It's actually a great product!)

38:11

Do people even CARE about men's mental health?

19:09

This firewood shed interfered with my woodworking time!

29:33

Finishing the Edwardian Coat Rack (in spite of mistakes!)

22:34

Laminated cedar slab coffee table part 1

53:18

What is ADHD? Should you get assessed?

27:07

Edwardian coat rack, part 2 - Styling

02:38

What's going on? (an update)

19:17

Making an Edwardian coat rack, part 1

11:28

I like it even more now! (Revisiting the Makita Rail Saw)

33:01

The GOOD and the BAD: Unboxing and reviewing the 36V Makita rail saw

21:44

Men! Start doing THESE EIGHT THINGS to be effective!

49:29

I built a RIDICULOUS project, and tried a double mortice and tenon

16:07

Trying a Ryoba for the first time

00:46

New shelves are sexy

29:45

UPDATED after further use: ToolShed Pocket hole jig unboxing and review

07:28

Paslode, how could you?! (Warning: Rant!)

07:26

Forgive your father

14:38

Unboxing the three types of chisels you really need (probably)

15:21

Welcome to the Peoples Carpenter!

17:37

Sorry I've taken so long! (building the garden shed)

06:15

The Peoples Carpenter is nearly ready!