I Started Chasing My Dreams. This Is What Happened.

People I mention in the video @dainermade @MorleyKert @diyforknuckleheads @FixitFingers Thanks for all the help! I'm using the track Cereal Killa with permission from the composer @BlueWednesday . Thanks Gustav. This is the true story of how I got started as a woodworker and youtuber. I really didn’t touch any tools before 2019, and I really got started in 2020. And no, I didn’t have any experience filming and editing before the summer of 2020, where I filmed my first video (Garden table made from a pallet). I also owe big thanks to @jimmydiresta , @PatLap, @JackmanWorksand @turgworks4138 for always getting back to me when I ask them stupid questions. I'm an ambassador for @rubiomonocoatscandinavia (Denmark). I'm not paid so say anything, but obviously I wouldn't become an ambassador if I didn't absolutely love their wood finishes. I have been able to get a good amount of tools in my shop over the last year. I’m not a full time woodworker, and because I also have another job that supports my cost of living, I’m able to put everything I make from the woodworking back as investments in tools in my shop. It has been all hard work, but you’re welcome to make a comment about how fortunate I am to have a shop full of woodworking tools that magically have appeared overnight. But just know that I take care of a dayjob, work in the workshop in the evenings and edit videos for Youtube many nights. I hate asking for your subscription, but I put a lot of effort into making these videos, and if you have gotten any value from watching the video, then please subscribe to the channel. It helps me out a lot. Thanks. Click here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqEcM-ZrWoC7AgGDoxi2X-w?sub_confirmation=1 My Safety Eyewear in this video is from @safestyleeyewear . They are made in Australia, but available worldwide. Click the links below to get 10% off and help me keep the lights on in my workshop: Safestyle Australia: https://safestyle.com.au/?ref=jespermakes Safestyle USA: Safestyle USA: https://www.safestyle.us/?ref=jespermakes Want to know my secret to managing my YouTube channel like a pro? It's all thanks to TubeBuddy! Not only does it make it easy to A/B test my video titles and thumbnails, but it also saves me a ton of time with its powerful management tools. Curious to see how it can help you too? Give it a try with their free trial! Use my link and help keep the lights on in my workshop. https://www.tubebuddy.com/jespermakes I use royalty-free music from Epidemic Sound. Sign up with my link to get a 60-day free trial. https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/45z08g I'm not affililated with any of the toolbrands I'm using in this video. Nobody paid me so say anything. However, I do like to support other creators, and often buy their merch. I do owe thanks to a lot of creators, I will try my best to feature you somehow in future videos. The way I like to feature other creators is by making some sort of cameo that's relevant for the video I'm making, so I'm sorry if you send me your sticker hoping to get a shout-out. It could be a while before the right opportunity shows up for me. Thank you all creators and people watching and commenting on my videos. I read all comments and will answer all. I learn a lot from the comments and will do my best to mention who gave me the good advice in future videos. Thank you. - Jesper Chapters 00:00 Hi I'm Jesper 00:40 Woodworking in an abandoned horsebarn 01:44 My first palletwood project bestseller 02:57 Recording my first Youtube video 04:02 Getting tools without any money 04:37 Getting a sawmill 05:32 Getting more free wood 06:31 Squarespace 07:27 Outdoor woodworking 08:30 Making the pallet blocks coffee table 09:29 Making bigger woodworking projects 11:13 Getting 100.000 subscribers on Youtube 12:51 Who is Jesper Makes?