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Matthew, I always enjoy your content. I even mentioned you as I was showing how I distressed a birdhouse for Mother's Day. But, I really like how you took something distressed and made it "new" in this one. Awesome! Thank you as always!

I'm working on a shed that is built for free out of wood that I brought home from work over the years (framer for about 30 years)...beam cutoffs and old pergolas we have torn down. I am using only wood that is rotting from being in the yard for 8-10 years. I'm making the decay a feature and using timber pieces so that it won't rot in my lifetime. Sheated with ¾" plywood, this shed is built like a tank that looks like it's beaten to death. Everything is pre-weathered.

It was definitely Life. My mom used to buy it Because it was “low in sugar” even though you could see the sugar crystals inside of the little life wafers.

So I watched this and my first thought was that is pretty cool but there is no way it is going to be as popular as Matthew says. My second was why not try it and see it will only cost a few dollars to try. I am now the owner of a woodworking company and have never been so busy. Thank You!!!

Once again, another great one. Thanks for the video. You're the man!!

Not sure if it was mentioned, but the opposing side of a die add up to 7 - 5 & 2, 4 & 3, and 1 & 6 are always on exact opposite side of the die. Just for reference and legitimacy.

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Good advice, man. I like watching your videos. They are very educational and an incentive for people like me who are very skilled with carpentry but lack creativity.

What species of wood is that ?

Great channel Matthew. Love your projects and your instructions. Could you please tell me the screw spacing on the top brace of the trellis and also the screw spacing on the jig for the top of the fan of the trellis. Thank you so much

Nice build. When you removed the mistake diamond board, I think I would have used an oscillating tool with a thin blade to cut off the nails.

Great video and wise words on owning our mistakes 👍

I did.

I just found your UA-cam channel. This is what I've needed for a long time. I have a 40'x60' shop. BUT every family member believes it is their storage unit. (Even my X-daughter-in-law has left stuff in my shop. This idea will be me storage for all the cardboard boxed left behind and give me more room to work. I just watched your 2 hour plus video on making things that sell. Maybe I can make enough money to cover the cost of "their" storage units. GREAT JOB with your videos.

Reminds me of the "New Yankee Workshop".

Southern yellow pine maybe?

Matthew, I remember many episodes of New Yankee Workshop with Norm Abram starting a project with old reclaimed wood. Sometimes it was from old barns, one of the This Old House projects, logs that were at the bottom of rivers…. And it was just beautiful material once cleaned up. Of course, Nom could take any wood and turn it into something wonderful!

Nice to see I'm not the only one makes boo boo's 😅

Great video thank you man. The log repurposed to a rocker was amazing waching you do it. It may even be older than the original.

It looks great. I'm glad you included the "oops". It's good to see how you problem solved the solution. I appreciate your videos!

Dang Mathew! Are you paying the editor so much that you having to cut the budget with rotten wood?? lol. JK! That almost looked like a railroad crosstie but wasn’t sure from the angle. That was an awesome video and love the oops in the video because everyone makes mistakes. Your absolutely correct on how making mistakes makes you learn and how to best problem solve to correct it is a challenge!! Damn good job!!

Unless you lick it with your tongue you won't get shocked from an 18 volt battery no matter how many amps it is. 24 is pretty safe as well. 48-60 and above is where you need to be careful. Our skin has too much resistance for dc to flow through us. Our body internally has enough resistance you might feel a tingle. Your tongue on the other hand has less resitance and you will defintely feel that. 10k-40k ohms for the skin, 300 ohms on the tongue.

Matt - you are amazing!!! Love ya man!!!!

There isn't anything I enjoy more than repurposing something someone else has thrown out. Or WATCHING someone repurpose something that was thrown out/discarded and making something beautiful from it. How satisfying!

In 1987, an 80 year old lady wanted me to make some new rockers and replace the seat, on a double rocker just like this one. thought it was neat started building and selling at craft shows and at our shop. Still make and sell them.

Trash to treasure ❤❤

Always remember you get what you pay for and you pay for what you get. The only good thing is you can return them.

Full-time job, full-time woodworker. He must have a very understanding family.

Cool vid Matt.

I knew the whole time that you could do it. I have faith in you. Remember, the man that never messed up, never did anything!! 😊

As Matt Outlaw says We're not building clocks! I have a large chuck of lightered pine looking at me. How many board feet of wood did hou use? Wild guess is ok!

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Jeez how many times does youtube make you change the title and thumbnail

Matt what type of plywood are you using?

I bought two slabs of live edge walnut two weeks ago. Im thinking of attempting to make burger shaped cutting boards for Fathers day

After you messed up the diamond, did you want to use a club on the builder? My heart goes out to you. I screw up in spades at times.

I think this is my favourite build of yours. Great vid. Well done

DAMN BOY, nice job making a silk purse outa' sow's ear

Wow love it, thank you so much for sharing

Matthew... I have to come clean... I watch many videos on wood builds dreaming about creating the build... however rad your builds are, I come here not only to watch the build, because it doesn't matter what you're building. i just come to listen to you talk.... it's calming and the accent just, gets me. I'm from Northern California, we don't have cool accents. it's like listening to Raylan in Justified 🫶

Peeches I respect the realistic woodworking. Best video! Thank you.

How do I get the design for that piece of furniture????😃

It probably makes a lot of us woodworkers feel better when you don’t edit a mistake. Thank you , I have a project for this week buying your plans and some wood filler 👍🏻😀

Double likes on this one!

I love your videos

That was awesome

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Nice build.

Amazing that you can make that without eleventy-three board feet of lumber.

Fill the holes with resin.