I really like the multi series long format videos. 

Guy, you have a gift for teaching. I can't wait for the next one.

Hey Tim! Should have the next one out in a week or so.

Great video, Guy! Very clear instructions, and the pacing was very good! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of this Guild project!

This video was so informative. I can't wait for the rest of this build series. I'm going to start milling some ambrosia maple and walnut tomorrow to build along.

Guy, as always, I really enjoy your videos.  This will be interesting to see the entire process not just the short version.

Good stuff for sure Guy! Great video! 

Thanks for the kind words! I know this is kind of dry material, but it is essential for a successful project.

Great video, Guy! Very clear instructions, and the pacing was very good! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of this Guild project!

Cool! That should be a very cool looking cabinet with those woods!

This video was so informative. I can't wait for the rest of this build series. I'm going to start milling some ambrosia maple and walnut tomorrow to build along.

Hey Steve! Glad you could make it! So you think my regular videos are short? HaHa. I had a lot of fun filming these, and I hope that you will be able to get something from them.

Guy, as always, I really enjoy your videos.  This will be interesting to see the entire process not just the short version.

Hey Donny! Glad you like it! Should have the next one up by mid week

Good stuff for sure Guy! Great video! 

I think everyone that produces videos or how-to blogs (me included) glances over the milling steps. This is really helpful - especially the commentary on stock selection/grain orientation. Really great video

@Sean guild is a great idea. These long form videos would be too much to consume in a single video, and I tend to lose track of multi-part projects  on youtube. Having everything in one place is great 

Guy I always learn something from your videos.  And yes I like the long videos as long as there is good content and yours are good.

Thanks Joe. I prefer the longer ones myself also. Too much has to be cut out of the regular You Tube videos. And along with it, some of the more important things.

I think everyone that produces videos or how-to blogs (me included) glances over the milling steps. This is really helpful - especially the commentary on stock selection/grain orientation. Really great video

@Sean guild is a great idea. These long form videos would be too much to consume in a single video, and I tend to lose track of multi-part projects  on youtube. Having everything in one place is great 

Thanks Steve! When I hear from a guy with your skill level still taking something away from the videos, it makes doing them worthwhile.

Guy I always learn something from your videos.  And yes I like the long videos as long as there is good content and yours are good.