I Tested Building the Viral Rock Bench

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• LP

  @lpsg405 · 2 years ago

  Shop Shades can't even protect my eyes from that bench.

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• RY

  @rylenpretty5756 · 2 years ago

  Don’t start rushing videos out, I’d rather wait longer for videos to come out with better projects.

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• AN

  @angelashortall9778 · 2 years ago

  Bro, as respectfully as possible, we don’t mind waiting a longer amount of time between videos if it means we’re gonna get to see you do it right.

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• RN

  @RndmPolar_bear · 2 years ago

  Next project should be a custom high end swing set playground....  The mom mentioned it in video and it would be cool to see what you come up with.... Maybe even try a crazy AI inspired jungle gym.

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• NO

  @noiamhippyman · 2 years ago

  I'm excited to hear your jokes about the response toward this bench. lol

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• SP

  @SPARKYY29 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I think this project needs a re-visit. The dovetail isn’t flush with the rock. The other side looks like he just got lazy. The whole point of the project is to follow the natural curves of the rock. Instead he left two square corners on the end of it. It makes it look like a diving board for a hobbit. Notice how the guy in the tik tok chose granite. It has a relatively smooth outer finish and gradual curves and he matched the wood to those. <br><br>P.S. I’m not being hurtful/hateful to John and his team. It’s called honesty and it seems to be lacking these days.

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• BA

  @bazilwreckerloughead · 2 years ago

  I always try to say something positive, but this looks <b>phoned in</b> , like something I&apos;d do...NOT GOOD!

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• AL

  @AlexDoes · 2 years ago

  half-arsed that one mate.

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• CP

  @cphaatn · 2 years ago

  Should have used ramen noodles.

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• PR

  @projectrebuild908 · 2 years ago

  I hope there is a revisited video like the shark table. &nbsp;No one is born a stone mason. I would love to see what yous learnt on this one that you can take forward to the next.

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• TI

  @TimnParks · 2 years ago

  For getting into a new material that he&apos;s never worked with before, it&apos;s functional. &nbsp;Seeing it at a sculpture garden would be a different feel for it from seeing it in a country home back yard. &nbsp;Hopefully this is just the beginning of you playing with stone work in your projects.

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• MA

  @manjotgillsingh · 2 years ago

  As a first try, honestly it looks really cool, especially that you didnt have a plan to follow and just winged it. You can always revisit and make it better as youve done with your other projects, but keep on doing these new cool builds!!!

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