Comments

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   CPBG | Apr 21, 2020 02:58pm | #1

   Sorry guys, the final episode won't play when I click on it? I'll try again later.

   
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   brothers60 | Apr 21, 2020 04:10pm | #2

   Can't get 20b to play--

   
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   BenStrano | Apr 21, 2020 04:54pm | #3

   Working now.

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   CPBG | Apr 21, 2020 07:27pm | #4

   Thanks for the fix Ben. It was a great project.

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   GoodGriefGarage | Apr 22, 2020 10:17am | #5

   Outstanding project. Not only is the teaching first rate and the production qualities just right, it seems to capture the essence of Mike's craftsmanship.
   ...
   Next please.

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   MSchoonmaker | Apr 24, 2020 10:19am | #6

   Great project, REALLY loved the pace of teaching here - sufficient detail but no unneeded rambling on, but then again Mike seems like a no nonsense kind of guy...

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   user-6932429 | Apr 27, 2020 06:41am | #7

   this was an amazing series. I would think this would be at the top of everyones watch list

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   joeleonetti | Apr 30, 2020 12:39pm | #8

   Thanks Mike for the how to on the bullet catch. This past year (using a FWW project as the basis) I made a wall hanging curio cabinet for my wife of similar size to this. I had purchased the bullet catch but I couldn't figure out how to install it so I ended up going a different route. You solution is elegant. I will no doubt use it in the future.

   
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   user-4562068 | Jun 07, 2020 08:50am | #9

   Very helpful series!
   Does the Kumiko panel ever get glued in? Won’t it fall out with seasonal movement?

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    user-7088830 | Jul 11, 2020 02:28pm | #10

    Thanks so much Mike. It took me 3 weeks but I just finished the cabinet as my first project ever. I had never cut a dovetail or a mortise and tenon joint, or hung a door or anything and I was able to complete this well enough to give to my daughter for her 31st birthday (I just retired), because your instruction was so clear and thoughtful. You're a natural teacher and I can't believe how much I learned from you. I would recommend this project for any beginner (even though it's listed as intermediate level) because your teaching is excellent. Kudos and I'll continue to follow your articles and videos closely going forward.

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    IAmThereforeIMustBe | Oct 07, 2020 03:30pm | #11

    This is a great series, Mike.
    I have watched hundreds of videos and have learnt more in this series than most of the others put together. You have some different techniques to others and I will be trying out many of them.
    Thanks

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    SteveGaskins | Nov 18, 2020 09:38pm | #12

    Exceptional instruction, Mike. I really enjoyed this video series. Great work camera guys and video editing guy(s). Mike is a true craftsman with a unique teaching style. I would love to see more video series projects from Mike.

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    user-5610476 | Nov 29, 2020 04:18pm | #13

    Excellent project. I’m a very good to excellent woodworker that seeks be excellent or outstanding all of the time. Thanks for the craftsmanship instruction and first class tips, Mike.

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    user-7806656 | Feb 15, 2021 11:27am | #14

    Beautiful project! Excellent craftsmanship and teaching, Mike! Great filming too. As a new member, sure reinforces my decision to join.

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    Aburkhardt | Nov 26, 2021 07:22pm | #15

    As is usual with Mike's stuff, this encompasses so many fundamentals. Truly a masterclass on layout, design, joinery, dovetails, etc. Working through my build in cherry now!

    Is this available as a single video/file?