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Nice work! I’m interested in getting some brass or copper for decorative elements. Do you have an online place your source it from

In this video, you are using a white pencil to mark the walnut. What pencil it is this?

It always makes me wonder why you guys don’t use metric measurements?

use Titebond dark for walnut or for any other piece that will be stained dark

Cost?, Profit?, Do you price this job to make a profit?, or are you relying on RUclips income to makeup for a underpriced job?

I need shop cats...

Great work! What band saw blade did you use for re-sawing? Thanks Matt

I notice you didn't dampen the receiving piece when gluing up the lamination, which Gorilla glue requires. Was this because it was already damp from being soaked in the PVC pipe? I have also heard platic resing glue is used, but it seems to need hand mixing which concerns me because if you mix wrong it might be compromized. Any thoughts appreciated. Also, what you built is just amazing!

Beautiful work as always Keith, I have a customer who would like a similar bench built, I have just purchased your plans for the built. Could you tell me how many board feet of Sapele you used, the plans only have the cut list not total board feet, Having total board feet would help me cost the job out. Thanks.

Puuuurfect 😹

if you sprinkle salt in the glue, it will keep it from sliding around during glue up, the salt wont make any gaps, it melts and crushes

Tallahassee would shun you forever for your Twinkies comment!

Keith, I enjoyed this video very much sir. One of your best! What is the reasoning for the L fence? Better stability?

I couldn't tell... Why did you need the angled tenons?

It's no wonder white oak is so expensive. RUclips videos have inspired many thousands more woodworkers.

Do you think a summary of lessons learned/what you would do differently at the end would be helpful?

In Europe, worms are such a problem that it's being sold as a feature.

There are some red flashes before glueing montage, great video. I wonder too why the legs didn't come out straight.

WOW!!! Just wow

Keith, wow man...wow! That table is something special for sure. Amazing artistry 👍

How much does something like this cost?

Beautiful work. A few very useful tips as well 👍

Just my 2 cents, you have 2 monitors meet in the center. Either get e huge ass monitor or center one and offset the second.

As usual awesome build and awesome video.

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼You demonstrate your projects so easy to build. But it is NOT easy at all to achieve this much precision.

I love overbuilds. It's how it was supposed to be done.

You guys do great work. Looks like your face frames are perfectly flush with the shelves using your biscuit method.

Amazing work as always Keith! Btw I can definitely tell the difference between this video and older ones shot on an iPhone. Looks so good here. If you are still on the fence about doing more videos this way my vote is that the new camera stays lol.

Okay, I have to ask. How the hell do you tell the difference between Lola and Jerry!?! Love that they hang around the shop. Wish my cats did the same.

Lola is the supervisor. We have a grey cat, Gracie, who is also my supervisor during my in house projects.

Nice bench. Looks strong enough for an elephant to practice doing back flips on.

Beautiful piece, keep up the good work Keith

Mine would be similar but uggly

Stunning

24:54 - TOP OF THE SCREEN: Shop cat walking along the top of the garage door. Why? Because he can.

Love the build Keith. Looks like this one went nice and smooth!🎉

Did I miss the “TOTAL BOAT BABY!” I was actually looking forward to that, which is kinda weird. I really enjoy your content!!!

I remember when Chuck kicked me, just for NOT having a spare. It still hurts on cold days.

"Nicey Nice and Matchy Match" - this should be part of the woodworking lexicon

Love the look of copper with walnut! Q: How do you keep the copper from tarnishing? I've heard a coat of shellac can do it, but seems like it would wear off pretty quickly on a drawer pull.

Love your channel. What type of jointer are you using?

nice work, to bad there was no finish shot of the copper (epoxy + powder) after sanding

i saw that 12:57 on the stove clock lol.

Great project, good tips! Beautiful finished product, too. Please tell Jerry & Lola I say “hi!”

You're a great talent Keith. Craftsmanship and entertainment along with inspiring guys like me to build something better. Thanks. Now I have a question, do you prefer Rubio Monocoat Walnut or Pure on Walnut?

Another excellent build. I just love your videos

brass and walnut look better than copper

I convinced my kids to let me watch this instead of minecraft videos by having them spot the shop cats every time they're on screen. Pretty epic shot at around 25 minutes of maybe Lola? crossing the garage door.

My metric brain just exploded after all those quarter, eighth inch, ace. But the result and the work itself is stunning!

just when I thought I had OD ed on woodworking..i found his great project..well done all involved.