@crowcreations2: Here’s a quick demonstration of why material orientation is important. What do you think? Is there a better way? #woodworking #cabinetry #DIY #tools #woodshop

RadianceBee :

Where should I drop off my husband so he can help you and learn how to do this for me?

wah :

this is so minor but i really appreciate that you showed yourself hitting the second one until it broke instead of just once to demonstrate it's strong and not perfectly unbreakable

🌲 CarolynAnne 🇨🇦 :

I'm not a woodworker at all, but is this not completely obvious?

Mateo :

See this how those testing commercials should be

Dave Joyce156 :

Didn’t intro your helper. Kinda rude

damagebunny :

I see you have your assistant with you as well

Alexander Dahlgren-Jawad :

An excellent tip

Flank Steak :

Using AI is so lame

Can bake croissant 🍉 🇳🇿 :

That’s such a good lesson, thank you! It seems obvious once you point it out, but before that I possibly would have done the wrong way!

Andrea :

my dad put floor vents directly under every single window, any suggestions on how I could still have the window bench of my dreams?

TJGlover :

Did you say libary? 😂

Herbert De Leon :

My problem usually is unintentionally OVER strengthening pieces like they’re supposed to hold the weight of an elephant, which means more material/money. How do I know the appropriate amount of material/strength

Le Darius :

You literally drop gold when u speak

bearteastudios | HOME DESIGN :

This is very helpful information. You miss little things like this sometimes when you teach yourself these skills and end up thinking it’s the same difference.

Alice in 1DRL4ND :

Post and lintel. So many people overlook one of the oldest building concepts. think Stonehenge people.

couchpanda :

I like when people explain the why of doing something. It makes learning easier.

Ross Rustic Tables :

I just gave this same speech a week ago to one of my staff. You’re doing a great job!

SarahLiz🦎🍄🌷 :

being married into a family of contractors, I was like ... people build benches other ways??? 😂 saw the comparison and immediately knew what was wrong

GetHiggy_WithIt :

Can we stop using AI slop for “build inspo”

Jake Smith :

I liked this. Nice video man

Mariah Dawn Buster :

why did you drill the screws through the face of the board instead of from the top going down?

Lost in the 80s and 90s™️ :

Agreed. However bad example with the 2x4 table. Most people don’t know about kreg and when making a 2x4 table they do it that way you showed bc it’s easy and fast to make. But you’re right, always stronger with full board under the table bc of its weight bearing.

kat! 🪼 :

libary

Sam Sharp :

A genuine explanation to help people learn AND a thorough demonstration. Solid 10/10 bro! Thank you for sharing 💚

Behavior Across History :