Making a mortise and tenon joint #woodworking #shortvideo #joinery #satisfying #handtools

[That-Google-Guy]

“Die Dog or Shite The Hatchet” is my newest, most favorite phrase

[spikeblack]

Lad's dressed like he's headed into town, but had to fix a chair quickly

[ericolens]

Dude I know those are carpentry terms but I swear I'm learning Gaelic.

[theg-master]

Bro this guy is so direct, no bs, oldschool, and i can listen to his accent for days man ngl

[ianisoverparty]

I love his accent. What a dashing lad.

[DH-rtfk]

You should've saved this for April fool's and busted out a Festool Domino to do the work. Would've been hilarious

[ReignbowShroomz]

“I’ll give it a lash” please don’t stop what you’re doing. You’re a gem ❤

[krisdenger]

It feels as if I'm stepping back in time every time I watch a video of yours

[Ahopek]

This brings back happy memories of watching The Woodwright's Shop on public television as a child. ♥️

[willehster]

i love traditional carpentry techniques. when the world is full of festools with insane jigs and cnc’s and wild computerized, automated machines, these techniques become at risk of dying out. thank you for documenting and archiving these online. it’s easier to get into woodworking than a lot of people would expect.

[Shrugboatt]

For those curious about his phrase "Die dog, or shite the hatchet":

This is speculation, but I think he's referencing the work of British author Adam Howe and his book "Die dog, or eat the hatchet", but the changing of "Die dog, or shite the hatchet" means essentially the same thing just further in the process.

I believe it essentially means "A or B is GOING to happen from action X, but we won't know until we try X"

[ThatDandyGuy]

I randomly stumbled upon this channel and subscribed. Best subscription I’ve made so far honestly. Keep up the solid work good sir!

[jeffreygordon]

It warms my heart to see a young man persuing the old ways.

[rileyconnery]

honest this guy feels like the irish dad I would love to have but never did. I love this guys channel and what he does. he should be well known and do more tutorials in the future, with longer tutorials as well. like making a table and chairs

[satyapura]

everytime i see his video, Rock This Town by Stray Cats plays immediately inside my head.

[patrickdoyle]

Why is this so much more satisfying to watch then Dusty Lumber and a hollow chisel mortiser.
Btw, a mortising chisel is also called a firmer chisel.
Love this channel

[olaftheblack]

I could watch Eoin teach woodworking every day.

[BennyCadillac]

The 1868 Mansion I volunteer at, is one of the last American homes built using mortise and tenon joinery, with oak beams. All of the walls are 3 layers of brick, it’s an absolute fortress! Loved the video.

[deannaann]

I have been watching your videos for the past two days. Absolutely love learning about wood working.

[CiviCiviCivi]

Genuinely some of the best shorts I've watched