How We Make Gaming Table Parts (it's kind of a lot) 

THIS! This is the content I would love to see more of! I like the 'management discussions' and Kickstarter organisation behind the scenes, but the videos detailing the craftsmanship and ins and outs of woodworking is what made fall in love with the channel.

This video was sick! We don't see enough of this aspect of the company anymore. It has the feel of a "How it's Made" episode.

Can we get a part 2, picking up where you left off and going to the sanding, finishing, hardware, and assembly?

For those interested, fluorescence is the process where a material absorbs light of a certain wavelength (color) to then re-emit light of a different wavelength (color).

Wow - I didn’t know they had working machines, not just broken ones.

This is the juice that originally got me hooked on Wyrm Lyfe! Would love to see more operational and craft stuff.

This was my favorite video thus far. Actual content on how they make cool stuff. I know you can't do this every week, but more like this please.

Colby's new to the the channel (I think!). He's a great communicator!

Cristaldi to do the Twitch Emotes? Themed Potatoes/Veggies of all the main Wyrmwood folks? Could you imagine a Bobby or a Doug or a Jason themed Vegetable emote????

Just to copy everyone else on here, I really enjoyed this video. I really appreciate coming away having learned something, and in this case a whole lot of something. It was super interesting to see how the table parts come together. I hope you're going to do a follow up video in PA to show the finishing process as well.

I'm watching this while on my computer on my MGT desk and it's cool to look at what is being explained and then see that on my table, It goes to show the whole handmade aspect of the table and makes me appreciate the work that was put into it.

I love these behind the saw videos, seeing all the steps the tables and trays go through, good luck on the next week, may all your cuts be even and straight!

I LOVE the longer-format videos! Not necessarily like 25-30 minutes every time, but this video at 14:43 is right about a sweet spot that will get me through to next Wednesday's Video! :)

Colby repping darwins first concept of a phylogeny (tree of life in laymens terms) as a tattoo is awesome

My favorite machine is Ian because he just won't stop. That man is always jiving, jogging and joking.

So proud to support high quality American manufacturing🙏

I want a Cristaldi carrot. Great episode.

Excellent episode! ..And just want to say, this stuff does NOT get boring. Lofty Pursuits grew a massive channel saying the exact same candy making process over and over again in literally every video. That might be a bit much for Wormwood, but please do not be afraid that this stuff will get boring and repetitive. It absolutely will not.

dude, this company is SOOO different from how it was 2 years ago, or even 1 year ago. they have SOOOO many more machines now compared to what they had back in the day when wyrmlyfe started and they were doing a lot of the work by hand. I am reminded of a quote by Doug, "By the end of this, Wrymwood as a company will be either transformed, or die". That's not exactly what he said, but that's pretty much the gist of it. Im here to tell you, you guys transformed. You can handle SOOOO much more volume now.

I'm excited to see more finish steps

Really like this kind of content, seeing how everything gets made.

Please do more of these! The regular content is awesome but I could listen to these guys talk about the manufacturing process all day

I was just thrilled to see a mean parsnip!

Wyrmwood How Its Made - heck yeah!

3:00 "Oh, we just lose a foot here, we lose a foot there. It goes in the trash..." Tipical D&D session

I got tinnitus just listening to those machines through my phone. Amazing to see the process, this is some real wyrmlife shizzle

Absolutely loved this deep dive into the manufacturing process of MGT! Super cool to see how all the pieces come together.

love the longer episodes where you just explain your processes, very cool

Just a suggestion but you guys could link to your other videos on which you talk about the machines that you used for each section. That way people who are like "that's a cool machine, I want to see more about it" can just click the link.

Loving the fact that the machine issues seem to have been settled for now. And that we can get more of these creation videos!

Wyrmlife might be the only series where I actually look forward to the "like and subscribe" plug... Never know what the media team are going to come up with!

watching wyrm life is giving me an inspiration to start my own business for the board game/table top gaming community

ian content is best wyrmlife content

Episodes like this is why I watch WW. Love it.

THIS IS AWESOME! MORE THIS PLEASE!

This is probably the best wyrmwood video in a LONG time, very informative and interesting to watch

I love this stuff! Keep doing these production vlog things, this is actually what I want to see. I would love to see an episode or two about the prophecy and how each of those get made by hand.

Learning some of the vocabulary used in the video for the shop was a treat.

This is awesome. I love seeing stuff like this. Seeing how things are made, and the craftsmanship behind everything you make. So much fun.

🔥 episode! This is the content the people crave! Keep it up!

High grade content. Many thanks all the way from Belgium !

I would love to see the whole finishing process of the MGT, I know it was kinda explained before, but like more in depth, from like on shop to the other and then through finishing to packaging. I would love to see this as like a "how we made MGT" series, I think it would make the people who bought the table to appreciate it more

Fantastic video! We've seen a lot of these machines brute before, but seeing it all together is super insightful.

My fav Machine is JV!!!!

Really glad he followed through with the mean parsnip.

Totally digging the Commander Keen vegetables. Joking aside, this video was awesome showing more of the craftsmanship stuff that happens behind the meetings. Thank for sharing it with us!

I think this might be one of my favorite episodes. Craftsmen + technology + made in America 🇺🇸 😀

That was fantastic! Love seeing the process.

Agreed. This is the best video yet.

One of your best videos. It's really interesting to see how the manufacturing works on wood industry.

Ian is my favorite machine in the shop.

I've been waiting to see this content for a really long time. Finally I get to see how MGT is made!

Awesome Ian episode, he even dressed up for it.

I loved this episode, great job. It's always interesting to see what somebody's day to day job is.

Neat. Now I know what machine was responsible for the screw up in my table. Not here to flame or anything, but it is cool to see what part of the process failed and by no one's surprise - it was M&T.

I LOVE seeing the process behind what yall do. Would love to see more

Thanks for taking the time to show this type of stuff. Love this kind of content. Also I just want to say I continue to appreciate the camerawork and editing that goes into all of these. Makes you really feel there, keeps things informative, and of course entertaining! Keep up the fantastic work team Wyrm Lyfe!

I absolutely love these kinds of videos!

I'm fond of the unitaskers that just drill those specific holes for that specific leg XD

I love seeing this kind of stuff! I'm mildly familiar with woodworking on a smaller scale, but seeing how it grows and the changes necessary for an efficient, yet well-made, final product are super interesting. You guys should do this more often!

WOW!!! That rip machine is amazing!!!! :O DAMN!!! These machines are amazing!!!! :O

Sick job on this guys. It's a pleasure working with everyone at this company. Everything about this episode is on point. Great job by the media guys as always

Awesome! Love seeing the process! And the workers we haven't seen before.

Glad to see this!

Great video. Love seeing the hard work being done! Keep it up!

I love the chop tech with the Lowes shirt xD

I'm glad we got to see the parsnip

“I’ll draw you a mean parsnip”

My favourite machine in the shop is the rip saw sheerly because it arrived and just worked as described from day dot

This was EXCELLENT!

Hey Wyrmwood! It’s wild how much I’ve enjoyed watching y’all grow as a company. As a community we’ve seen y’all expand and expand band I feel like I always get lost in the seeming endless void that is your two factories. Is there a way you could do a factory(or factories) layout to explain the layout and potential efficiency in space y’all work with on the day-to-day? Much love!

Love the educational videos.

Thank you for the tour!!

More please! Continue this in Pennsylvania.

Been waiting for an episode like this

3:55 “it the fluorescence”

This video paired with the recent Twitch streams is so cool! Exactly what I've been wanting to see :))

Brilliant video!

That parsnip tho, great video guys!!

Great video and that was a good looking parsnip.

He wasnt kidding that is a mean looking parsnip!

Funny, I was just thinking, "It's about time for another Wyrm Lyfe video"... and here you are!

amazing as usual

Best episode ever

That drawing at the end had me dying laughing. I've pretty sweet getting to see that process of how they're made.

this and the new twitch shop live streams are great - i can almost smell the fresh cut wood :D

Epic video!

Great episode 👍

This video had my full attention.

I would love to see the other processes like magnet embeding and finishing.

My favorite machine is Doug

GREAT CONTENT. I want to see more.

IAN is my FAVORITE - full stop - bonus points if you agree

I like the custom machines both the ones in Mass and Pa have been cool to see

That was a mean parsnip, just as promised.

great content. more.

Doug is my favorite machine in the shop

Fluorescence is the decay of an excited quantum state to a more relaxed quantum state via a fast transition involving the release of radiation (light). Essentially, you hit the material with energy (typically light) and it will release light of a specific (and lower energy) wavelength (aka color)! So you shine white light (which has all wavelengths) at it, and get back a whole bunch of 426nm wavelength light, which the machine can recognize and distinguish from the color of paduk, which is a composite color

My favorite machine is Cristaldi.

Great episode. 10 months too late but I'll take it. Now let's see Keystone's finishing process.