No, you shouldn't decorate however you want. With Nick Lewis. (Ep. 65)

Jon Peters started posting woodworking videos in March of 2010 with three videos showing how he made a dining table, immediately establishing the type and quality of furniture we could look forward to on his channel, Longview Woodworking. Fast forward eleven years, and Jon is still regularly cranking out an eclectic mix of woodworking, art, tool reviews, shop projects, building construction, home renovation, farming, even beekeeping. All out of his stunningly beautiful barn workshop. No matter what the project or what the video, Jon always delivers his videos with a calm demeanor and a straightforward approach. He's like the neighbor with all the cool stuff and a cool shop who you just want to hang out with. Jon Peters, Longview Woodworking on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/JonPetersArtHome

19 Marras 20211h

Vikkie Lee is a builder, a DIYer, a home remodeler, a woodworker, a carpenter, a food blogger, and author. She started her YouTube channel, The Carpenter's Daughter on February 19, 2015 and since then has posted 250 videos showing how to build all kinds of stuff, including various structures from doghouses to full sized sheds and storage units. We talked about her YouTube career, her willingness to tackle any project, and I learned about her 57 foot narrowboat. Visit The Carpenter's Daughter - Vikkie Lee on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu46Dpf61TAL0zVMLsJ_K1g/featured

12 Marras 20211h 1min

This week I chatted with Bob Clagget, a former software engineer who started his YouTube channel back in May of 2013 and was able to ditch his day job just two years later.   I Like to Make Stuff is a variety DIY channel featuring woodworking, metalworking, leatherwork, home improvement, programming, electronics, prop making, 3D printing, a little bit of auto mechanics lately, and a large dose of Star Wars and Legos.    Check out I Like to Make Stuff on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Iliketomakestuff

5 Marras 20211h

I can't think of anyone who seems to have more fun with DIY projects than Danie Berger, AKA DIY Danie. Her YouTube channel is a blend of art, woodworking, renovating and home remodeling, all delivered with high-energy and enthusiasm. All of Danie's projects offer practical DIY tips and advice, as well as ideas and inspiration that everyone can bring to their own homes. And it's more than that, every video tells a story. Danie posted her first video to YouTube...DIY Farmhouse Dining Space Makeover for Under $200... on May 11, 2019, immediately establishing her style. Since then, in just 2 and a half years, she has racked up almost 15 million views and accumulated 221,000 subscribers. Watch and subscribe to DIY Danie on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DIYDanie

29 Loka 20211h 2min

Fix This, Build That, is a YouTube channel created by Brad Rodriguez in 2016. His channel features woodworking and shop projects as well as DIY, home improvement and remodeling projects. His furniture projects are both practical and beautiful featuring hardwoods, epoxy...and secret hidden things! Visit Fix This, Build That on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Fixthisbuildthat

22 Loka 20211h 5min

Just having a little fun this week with Ethan James of The Honest Carpenter channel. When he was on episode 4, I discovered that he's as big a fan of horror movies as I am, so I HAD to invite him back to talk spooky and scary movies, just in time for Halloween.  Don't worry, if horror movies aren't your thing, don't worry...I'll be back with regular woodworker and maker interviews next week! Be sure to check out The Honest Carpenter channel on YouTube. It's one of my favorites. https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHonestCarpenter

15 Loka 20211h 5min

Jaime Nakae and Jay Grenier are the couple behind Wicked Makers, a DIY YouTube channel largely devoted to making spooky props and decorations for Halloween. And although all these projects are super professional looking, they are all very approachable for almost any DIYer. This, along with their on-camera chemistry explain why their videos get so many views.  Check out Wicked Makers on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WickedMakers

8 Loka 202154min

Jimmy DiResta has been a staple in the YouTube maker community for the past decade, working with all kinds of materials, tools, and techniques including woodworking, metalworking, leatherwork, and lately digital fabrication. His most popular videos involve weapons... knives,  axes, but he also makes signs, furniture, tools and just about anything else.    Jimmy's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/jimmydiresta Website: https://jimmydiresta.com/

1 Loka 20211h 4min