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Amazing craftsmanship Mr. Paul

You are truly a master craftsman and I absolutely love watching you work, making tasks look so simple, when in fact they are very complicated. Thank you.

,,,hiya B,,C,,looking good my friend,, very nice & clean work,,,

You always make things like this look so easy. I can say from my experiences that none of this is that easy. I think it might be akin to watching Michelangelo paint for 25 minutes and then having a go myself, lol.

The man does construction like a cabinet maker.

That's some beautiful pieces of oak. I just love your way of doing the job properly. No rush, keeping everything in it's place, in angle, and inside your lines. Precision in it's greatest meaning of the word. And then the Beast (circular saw), I just love that piece of equipment in your "toolbox". As always a pleasure to learn from you, and listening to your calm, and simple way of getting, and pointing out, the important things, so the result always comes out perfect. Keep those chisels sharp, and have a great weekend. All the best to you and your loved ones. Michael.

Great job on camera work, thank you !

Beautiful. Appreciate the video.

Good Day Paul :) So much detail goes into your work (ART) Knowing the proper tools & looking after them makes for an awesome outcome of what you do, I wish my body wasn't so beat up & a little younger i change the way i build , Have an awesome weekend :))

Love your carpentry ASMR. It’s so relaxing and soothing to watch you work your magic. Have a wonderful weekend, my friend. Blessings 🙏😊

Love the precision.

Takes time and patience to do what you do. I couldn't do it even when I was able.

Beautiful. Appreciate the video. 🙏🏻

This is the kind of work that becomes therapeutic! Take care Paul✌

Good video Paul. Always a pleasure to watch and learn , thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !

It's always a good Friday when I get a notification that the MASTER is in class. Enjoyed as usual Paul, keep safe and as always, prayers for you and your families continued health

I hate to see those red cedar posts on your bridge. In my experience, even in a protected environment, cedar is not as durable as almost any other wood.

Great craftsmanship, Paul. Thanks for sharing.

Nice sharp auger bit.

I have been following this man for quite a while now and I can only aspire to be as good as he is...

You are definitely a craftsman brother Paul

7:30 damn that's some circ saw

I just love your chainsaw skills.

I'm backroads, I prefer slow and steady as opposed to fast and loose.

really nice work you are a true craftsman. take care, be safe and well.

This just proves to me that i have SO MUCH MORE to learn. Thank you for sharing your skills!!!

Found a very old Gransfors bruks doble bit axe head in very nice condition, the handle which was put on was firewood. But very happy with it now. I have had a few people wanting to buy it.

The last one is my favourite! That would be my dream axe! Cannot wait to get something like it! As always, great advice for buying!

such precision!

I would love to spend a season or 2 working/learning from you.👍🏾

They just don't make em like Paul anymore

Cedar is so beautiful. The smell too. What a great wood.

Excellent Paul! I’ve missed your detailed tutorials!! We never miss an opportunity to take the back roads…..

Yes sir, the back road is always the better route.

You love them timbers Paul :) & the back roads Yes it's not getting there it's the journey ! So much detail & i love the way you explain it :) Having some awesome hardwood to work with I can't wait to see it all together ! no rush keep it True & safe you will get there👍, Sounds like an awesome project :) Have a great weekend"

I share your love of the covered bridges Brother. Your sawer skills are clearly excellent, to have such square lumber is no mean feat. It is so good to see you are enjoying your new mill, it must be a real game changer. A very enjoyable film, it will be of such value to the younger generations of carpenter to learn from your good example. Best wishes to you and your kin, God bless.

The cuts that you made on the tenons look as good as, if not better, than what may have been achieved on a CNC machine. That Cedar tree or trees must have been huge and possibly very old. I would have liked to have been there when you planed the posts. I know how good Cedar smells and I really like it. I would have like to been able to purchase the pieces you cut off of the tenons. This is going to be a Sweet build. Have good days!

Paul, You build this beautiful traditionally notched and hand constructed log home ... and then the owner slams factory made trusses on it ... ... What a shame - I dearly hope they don't take short cuts like that with the rest of the project thinking that the details don't matter. It's the opposite - the details are what sets the job apart and has what has kept me watching your channel - Who else takes the time to put hewing marks in sawen logs ? Darn few folks ... that's who ... I love the detail and craftsmanship you bring to your work. You care about what you do and the work you leave behind - and that sir is true rarity in today's day and age. Kindest Regards, CW Peterson Grass Valley, California; USA

Hi Paul. Ooh my, I'm so looking forward to this project you're starting up. As always you impress me with your precision, and your way of showing us "how to". Looking forward to the following videos on you homebuilding a walking bridge. All the best to you and your family, from your apprentice in the Swedish woods. Michael.

This is going to be a fun project to follow along with! And the scenery is what I would expect coming from you👌 Thanks Paul✌

Sharp tools are the key!

Paul, that is some pretty wood... we have lots of cedar here but don't have that pink look to it... did u say before that it's actually juniper? Thanks for sharing there eh!

Sharp tools sure make things easier...I like that Japanese slick. That would come in handy for a lot of things. I like the handle on that shoulder plane too. Busting your knuckles up isn’t too much fun!😂 Always a pleasure watching you do what you love.

If well looked after (and I'm sure it will be) that construction will last for many centuries.

WoW! That’s Tremendously Awesome! I Loved it! 🤩❤️✨

Another great build that will last well into history

The back roads are ALWAYS best and this bridge is going to be AMAZING. Can't wait to see it coming together brother.

Very nice, looking forward to future videos.

This is going to be beautiful! Where is this going?

Your craftmanship is impressive to say the least! your joinery on this bridge is worthy of fine furniture.