This is the first time I saw a carpenter who works with tie, he is a legend 💎

Gorgeous. I just added this to my playlist of background tv.

@4:47 Thank You Anthony for sending me this clip of our uncles, Mark and Michael Dwyer and the Saw Mill i  last seen in August of 1973. Your aunt, my Mother, would reupholster furniture here in Philly as a side gig, she hung drywall and built walls I always was amazed that Her as a nurse, could do all that. now i remember her roots.

A wonderful little glimpse into the life of a craftsman.  Thank you for sharing.

Such a tribute to a craftsman, lovely piece of video here, thank you

Thankyou for posting this beautiful video, it's a wonderful look at an outstanding craftsman and endearing family man. Fascinating insight into how things were in Ireland in those days

Fantastic footage.

Lovely film , I hope their lives were as good as his 👍🇬🇧

great work

Wow! Amazing! I know where my Mom love of wood comes from and I also love beautiful woods!  My mom built a 6 foot bookcase and not one nail!  Completely doweled!  
Thanks Anthony for sending! xo

Great

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Anyone know the name of the song in the beginning?

''As steady on its feet as a strong farmer''....Ben Kiely ---I think.  A  better depiction of solidity would be difficult to come by!

Is it possible to buy a Leitrim chair from him?