Out of all the things I've seen in my life, that chair is probably in the top 5 of the most beautiful I've ever seen. I'm deep into handmade things, knives, guitars, furniture, cabins and everything in between. But I have only seen a few things that have come close to being this perfectly designed and crafted. Well done Sir

Using a spanner to test the diameter of the tenon... What a great and simple solution!

I’ve never scene a wrench used for a measuring, that’s a great tip thank you

I know quality when I see it and this is top notch. Beautiful craftsmanship. I love the square legs and the overall design is stunning.

Just one thing to say…..WOW! Thank you for sharing the experience.

No words to describe.....I just felt crying.
Top class work.

Neat idea using an open end wrench as your "calipers" on the wood lathe. You always know it's going to measure the exact same diameter of your turnings.

A beautiful chair and perfectly executed work - and not a pocket hole in sight. It calls for a tip of the hat from a fellow (old school) woodworker in Sweden. ;)

Amazing woodworking ! enjoy watching the video ! well done , friend.

Absolutely amazing, woodwork skills like yours come only in genetics pack. Thank you so much for sharing! CDMX

This is an incredible chair, and so rare to find a chair build like this on YT!

That looks like a damn good chair

Wonderful. It’s like watching that video with the fire, or listening to Scala radio with the birdsong in the morning.

Crazy respect for the master.

Startling craftsmanship.

Really enjoyed the video, the aesthetics are fantastic and it was good to see some clever tricks like using the laser to drill holes with handdrill at correct angle. Good job!

I so like your style of leaving tool marks in all the right. Let the work take you on a journey. I would almost give anything to spend time with a craftsman such as yourself. To learn how to make one of those. I build furniture and have always wanted to create something such as that. I've no craftsman in my area to learn from and share ideals. I live in Southern WV. Great Job My Friend.

A beautiful modern take on a traditional chair.  I have made a few Windsor chairs over the years but using a more traditional form, a far more haphazard method and achieving rather less beautiful results.  Some really useful techniques on display:  A laser level as an angled drill guide!  Who knew?  Nice little drying kiln for the spindles and leg ends.  And the doohickey for levelling the bottom of chair legs - so much better than my block of wood with a pencil taped to it.  I've got to make something similarly adjustable.  Brilliant.

Unreal workmanship mate! Kudos 👌

Brilliant imagery and beautiful light(ing).