The Most Extravagant Door I’ve Built Yet

Just found you. And I love, love what I see. I’m not a wood worker, but I appreciate great lover of perfection and taking 😊

Loving this series although I'm biased as I like everything you do and show on YT

Nice Work

I personally love to watch how you tackle these really complex builds. You do an excellent job narrating the whole process, bringing us along for the ride. It's interesting to learn how you approach each step and then adjust when you need to. I learned about high-end furniture and the huge effort it takes to build these magnificent pieces.

Sawyer killed the into‼️🔥

Series or all at once are both good👍🏼. Most of us just love your work Nick.

Talented Inspiring Technically Skilled…T.I.T.S. 🤙🏼

Your problem solving skills absolutely make your work stand out and above.
Damn fine work.

Technical... every. single. time. :D When you're as good as you are at describing the technical, it's a shame to not share it!

Brilliant! Long the detail...🏆

This is incredible, I have no words. And yes, I like detailed videos :)

Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your gift.

This is insanity!

Oh please, oh please, oh please, don't stop making video's even if my jaw is on the floor each time. Man, you're the best : absolute joy every time

Bro I love whatever you make! Keep rocking and don’t listen to the trolls, you are a gift

I appreciate the longer format and series. Problem solving is one of my favorite parts of craftsmanship and everyone approaches things differently. Never the less I will watch your videos no matter what style you record them in so keep doing you.
I think as a design element the even reveal on all the tambours was a great move. Probably my favorite aspect of the project so far

Good stuff as always nick, that sunrise veneer is so stunning

It's been a while since I was last able to sit & enjoy your videos because of adjusting to home life changes. My wife came down with Dementia initially & if that was not enough, she was later diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. It has taken a bit of adjusting becoming her Primary Carer when I have been disabled for 36 years. The good thing is that we are still together at home as we have been for 60+ years now. This is one fantastic piece of work to come back to. Your skills are amazing & are matched by your commentary as well. Delightful video, cheers, Don from South Australia.

Love this style of video!

Excellent job, Nick! Love the details and problem-solving process, keep that!

You are amazing!

Awesome build. Also, didn't know Festool was making cordless lights.

As always I love your work. Keep up the technical videos.

Def enjoy your in-depth vids - bravo

His designs are on another level. It's not just execution it's the whole cohesive idea to design to product that makes his staff exceptional and next level great.

The technical is awesome! Thank you very much. This way you teach our craft and not just supply entertainment. thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and skills

Great build

Do not change your videos. They are amazing. Seeing high level carpentry is by someone of your caliber is a gift.

Holy Fing Crap! Your work makes my head spin!! So you've been doing this for 50 years?

Good video, I definitely prefer the detail. If someone doesn’t want detail just tell them to mute the volume. I like the epic videos and spectacular projects like this. They help me personally become a more intelligent woodworker. As I do more projects, when I make an error, I usually have an idea of how to fix it because I’ve seen so many videos. Thanks for good content

Hey man, I really learn a lot from you. I love the more in-depth videos; plus, your voice over game has been damn on point for a good while now! I might not be in the majority, idk, but what you're doing is perfect imo.

So good. ❤❤❤❤

❤ was waiting for this patterned work

Love what your doing! Keep it up!

Waiting patiently for your next video.

Hey Nick, I'm finalizing the design of my own Roubo workbench and I'm going with a solid top like you have. Are there any wood movement issues with gluing in tenons into the base and gluing together the base assembly. Do the legs just flex in and out ever so slightly across the seasons? Thanks!

Bedankt

Love watching you build this. Great build series. Love watching the problem solving. Awesome job. Keep up the great work

Incredible. I loved the video

Why not use a tambour router bit?

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In this video, you asked folks to respond if they like a more technical approach, or I higher level approach. I prefer the more technical approach. I have been woodworking for more than 40 years. I really enjoy, your design methodology, and your problem solving skills, but I like more details. For instance, I’ve veneered before but I don’t have a vacuum system. Obviously your way is far superior. But what type of adhesive do you use? The white tape you join the pieces together is something I haven’t seen before. I would like to learn those types of things. Do you offer a video on just that, or do you know of a place I can go to get better at that. I typically make solid wood pieces, but I have some very beautiful wood that’s been in my family for many years, and solid wood furniture really goes through it. Thank you for your expertise and the enjoyable way you present it.

Dude you are so freaking amazing! That was such an incredible piece! Don’t change the format. Great video

Wood movement comment had me giggling before 1min mark! Instant like

your bleeding all over the wood , lol do it all the time , keep up the great work brother

Wow!!!! Great design and fantastic execution ending in a truly unique, completely desirable cabinet.

This is soooo cool. Im thinking about building sum like this as well now

THIS IS PEAK WOODWORKING!!!

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