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Thanks for all the feedback on the big vs small question. I’m reading them all, but probably won’t respond to all because I’ll sound very redundant. But I’ll try to respond to everything new idea at least once…if you want to read through.
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Personally, I appreciate the small builds using the “scrap”. I agree with some of the other comments that it is nice to see the “scrap” being repurposed and used in another project and that some of the smaller projects are more relatable to the hobbyist. Keep up the good work!
do 9 big 3 small. Or show the small projects in shorts. like 5x ~2minute video of sped up work on small projects
I value both your large and small projects. First, I would have never known that these were cutoffs if you never had mentioned it. I enjoy watching and learning your design elements that go into your furniture.
Did you ever make a video on that bed that can be rotated 90deg so it becomes parallel with wall, and then we need to sleep, we just rotate it back down and sleep on it?
Small or big, I don’t care. Whichever has more interesting solutions to problems or covers useful techniques. I’m guessing the small pieces are going to see more of that because you’re fitting an idea to a leftover bit of material, rather than buying material to fit an idea.
The whole point of watching is to be inspired and to learn lessons. You can get both of those from large and small projects. But…I would hazard to guess you can inspire viewers on more smaller projects than large ones. Large projects are kind of like watching Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous… – so there is that.
Keep scrap videos. They got more soul.
I’m working in my shop right now with the very first cherry pieces I’ve harvested/resawn/dried from a downed tree at my cabin in Michigan…and I am hoping–and Just Hoping–to make such a terrible mistak3 as that rockin’ side table!
It was indeed a mistake but is, equally, now a feature. Being able to do that is one of the best things about being a human, isn’t it?
Personally I don’t have a preference over large vs small pieces. The creativity you put into all the pieces are equally entertaining to watch.
I like seeing the design of the big and small projects personally.
These scrap projects are fun and innovative
I love them…
Chris you truly are an idiot, but I will continue to watch your videos, because I like them. Truth be told, I am an Idiot too.
Mix it up keep random, it may be better for your sanity.
How about only doing scrap projects? 😉
Keep doing the scraps projects! I think these are the types of videos that a lot of us can relate to since we all have scraps lying around the shop… The 6 and 6 would be awesome. Thanks for your videos!
Hi Chris! Love your videos from the time you’ve started uploading. I have a suggestion: stick to your format; it’s working. You’re almost at at million. However, if i may make an appeal to your design challenge interest; consider something like IKEA style flat fold – with your secret spices added. 🙂
I like the scrap projects a bit more, as it lets me think about what I could maybe afford and do myself.
I love all your builds. Please keep the small projects.
9/3 big/scrap…. maybe every 3 big projects use all the scraps combined and make a hybrid scrap project. It would be cool to see the creativity behind combining different styles and scraps.