In this episode, Johnny, James and Zack talk about how they deal with negativity. Negativity is hard to avoid both online and when starting your own business. We talk about how we deal with negativity and stay positive in the workshop.

In this episode, we chat about woodworking joinery and the various options you have for making strong, lasting joints. From dovetails to pocket holes, we talk about them all. Enjoy!

In episode 13, we have special guest Bob Clagett from I Like To Make Stuff! Bob is a pillar in the YouTube maker community who's seen unparalleled growth. We talk about success, how to find it, and how we define it. Enjoy!

In this episode, we're talking about our learning styles, woodworking learning resources, welding, and more. Obviously, we talk about YouTube, but there are a lot of other hidden gems!

In Episode 11, we talk about our goals for 2017 and what we learned in our woodworking and making skills in 2016. 2016 was a big year for all of us, and it's exciting to look back and see how far we've come.

In this episode, we have two questions for each of our co-hosts. The questions are a surprise, so we don't know what we're going to be asked! It made for some fun conversation, to say the least.

In this episode, we have two questions for each of our co-hosts. The questions are a surprise, so we don't know what we're going to be asked! It made for some fun conversation, to say the least.

In this episode, we have our first guest on the Crafted Podcast, Chris Salomone from Foureyes Furniture. Chris is an amazing woodworker and storyteller, and has grown his YouTube channel incredibly rapidly. Stay tuned to learn about his design process, finishing, and more.

In this episode, we have our first guest on the Crafted Podcast, Chris Salomone from Foureyes Furniture. Chris is an amazing woodworker and storyteller, and has grown his YouTube channel incredibly rapidly. Stay tuned to learn about his design process, finishing, and more.

This week, Johnny, James, and Zack discuss striving for perfection in their woodworking and metalworking. We talk about when a piece is perfect enough, and why perfection isn't all it's cracked up to be.