A Chessboard made from Junk Furniture and Scrap Metal 

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Fantastic upcoming. Been doing some myself but nowhere near as professionalism, and such care. Thank you again for sharing your skills and craft!

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The first I saw of him was his 3D reindeer, have you seen that? I’ve watched him ever since 👍🏻 super ideas he has and so relaxed in his ways of work. Top!

The wardrobe was my first video as well. I vowed to stop watching his videos, but can't help myself.

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I've got a few ideas for a gaming table. Hope to do a video at some point :)

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Great to here from you, Sam. Hope you enjoy the video :)

Never a question on that, my friend. I always enjoy your videos. I prefer, like now, to watch them on my phone where I’m signed in so I can leave a quick comment/like to appease the almighty algorithm - try to get more traffic sent your way! How long have you had that drum sander? Have I just totally missed that in other videos? It’s quite possible since I’ve watched the last several of yours on the telly (hence the lack of comments) and don’t get to watch uninterrupted, ha. A beautiful piece, as always but congratulations on getting the orientation right! If you’re going to put features like the drawers which indicate which are the ranks and which are the files then you’ve got to make sure you orientate it, of course. I’ve seen several makers who don’t know chess make this mistake. Suffice it to say, your excellent video did once again prove to be very relaxing. A couple of months ago, I had a few days where I had to cut down some plate stock which were all a bit bigger than a sheet of A4 into six squares 12mm aluminium, 8mm mild steel and some 8mm stainless (only a couple of them, fortunately) all by hand. As soon as you brought the hacksaw out, I had PTSD-like flashbacks. 😅 Thankfully you followed it up with some filing, that’s like my meditation. Just last week, I helped a friend by breaking all the edges, extending holes into square slots etc on a run of small parts (150 of them!) as well as removing all the cast marks from another (very intricate) piece. Loved every second of it. Probably just as physically demanding as all the cutting especially since you move around to judge your progress (versus getting a good position and going at it for a cut). Despite that, the experiences couldn’t be further from each other. The sawing is just so tedious. Wow, rant over I suppose. Wasn’t intending to go off on a tangent like that but when do my comments not? At least my mental illness is fuelling engagement for the channel. 😂 All the best.

Thanks for the comments, Sam. Always good to hear from you. I've had the drum sander for quite a while but it doesn't get a lot of use. I don't think it's been in any of the other videos. I mainly use it to get really thin stock when the thicknesser can't handle it. Great for making veneers.

@@EpicUpCycling Makes sense. It’s definitely one of those tools I’d have if I had the space but I couldn’t justify it because I’d rarely use it either.

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@Chevee Dodd - couldn’t agree more. He pulls out a hand tool to miter corners and I am like nope, off to see the miter saw for me LOL but thats why he makes works of art, and I do not.

Please do more small intricate pieces. This piece is amazing.

@@firehorsewoman414 I had the same reaction! Also when he cut the spline grooves by hand and chisel. I was mocking up a jig in my head. 🤪

That’s what I would love to know just why he did what he did by hand not by power saw etc… like, it’s better done by hand or? Or is it that he likes the variety? I’m a newbie at woodworking so would love to understand.