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Serious......serious......Craftsmanship!! DD

Outstanding. Thank you!

Superb

Amazing, I loved the lid and cant wait to try It out myself. Any idea what angle you have the "wedges" at?

I have made the same kind of box many times.

absolutely beautiful, his work is amazing to see!

Watching is almost therapeutic. I could only imagine making them. It must be heavenly.

Saw this earlier it has been reuploaded by a user called wooden items. I was about to settle down to watch. Returned here to watch the genuine one. Awesome work

Love your vids man. Relaxing and highly instructive without wasting a breath. Keep it going 👏

A wooden jewel. Congratulations! 👏👏👏👏

Thank you!!!!!!!!! Just got one in the mail today and now see I’ve got some work to do

We love this kind of stuff

What is the name of that tool behind the saw?? Min 2:25 Thanks!

A video without commentary is not in my opinion of little help. There a many ways of making boxes and this must be one of the simplest.😢

Bravo 👏 I want one! Thank you for the demonstration.

Veeeery pretty. Great details

Inspiring like all your content. What countersink bit were you using? Single flute is interesting. I have the Veritas zero flutes out there that work.

what sharpening angles do you use for the bevel up and for a bevel down plane blades? The same?

LOVE the hand tool work!!

Is European Oak just White Oak?

Just so people know, this is not the Japanese Workbench. Odate was a Shoji carpenter and this was the portable, usually site built, planing beam that they used for dimensioning stock, etc... I built one of these out of a 2x10 for the single purpose of tapering sail battens. It was mechanically excellent for that purpose. The piece of perfect wood I chose for the beam, plus a tiny screw hole, then went on to another life. Japan had a lot of highly specialized craftsmen who work on single products like combs or gift boxes, and they use specific work surfaces or fixtures. I don't know if there is such a thing as a general, recognizable Japanese workbench, any more than there would be a single bookcase sized library that would serve doctors, lawyers, and engineers. In the 80s I went to Bear Brook park for that foundational event where Masterpiece Tools brought over expert craftsmen from Japan. The planemaker had a stump to work on, into the surface of which he mortised a stop. That was his setup. They don't really seem to need a book of plans to know what they need in order to make a product that they have produced their whole life. Will it be a thing 90% of the surface of which is designed to hold stuff they don't make? Some of their shops are like 10' x 10', tiny garages you might put a Japanese compact car in. In the west, window makers also had specialized planing beams that held the relatively more complicated parts in western windows, and positioned the parts for molding.

Stunning! ❤

Classy music, classy design, classy mini plane, very classy!

nice job!!!

Just wow..

Subarashiiii sesuai ne

Great music 😎. Makes watching even more pleasant

Excelent!!!

Another great project from Adrian

Nice work, thank you for sharing. I have been interested in trying one of these planes but didn’t have a clue about setting them up. I think I’m going to try it out.

Everything you make looks good enough to eat!

Great video and interesting hobby .where can I get the making diagonal tool jig

Loved the video. The patience and attention to details. Amazing work.

You’ve definitely put miles on your stones. Your 1000 grit is noticeably thinner compared to my 6 month old. Great work!

Yhank yoou Sir 🎉

Interesting, a lot of these techniques are also used to make acoustic guitars. Now I can make my own Taylor Guitar whenever I want! Such a great channel I stumbled upon!

Crazy how not a word was spoken and yet this video has influenced my perception and style of woodworking more than any other I've seen. By any chance do you know the formal/technical name for the joint used to join the stretcher to the double leg posts? I thought perhaps a double T-bridle, but upon searching I didn't find anything similar by that name. Thanks!

Excellent presentation excellent build

first of all, awesome info second and probably more importantly AWESOME background music that didnt totally suck :)

Quit elegant you video

Wow! Excellent work!

The elevator music is enough to drive a man insane

Splendid !

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I love this, I really wish I knew where to get started but it seems like a lot any recommendations for a person who is new to woodworking altogether?

Beautiful!

Goddamn what a thumbnail

Mesmerising. Bravo 👏

inspirational

That was beautiful to watch