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The Wood Doc
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Добавлен 2 апр 2020
A family medicine residents adventure outside of the hospital. Learning the art of woodworking and bringing you along with me for the journey. Creating items for everyday living including furniture, home accessories like coasters and cutting boards, as well as other random projects!
Modern Corded Bench
This video walks you through the process of how I made this mid century modern inspired danish cord style bench as a Christmas gift to my significant other. I absolutely love the way the cord looks with the cherry hardwood, of which I got through the wonderful team at Forest2home! Check out their link below. Hope you enjoy the process, the music, and if you ever have any questions throw me a comment below or for an even quicker response follow me and message me on instagram @the_wood_doc !
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Instagram: @the_wood_doc
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Forest2Home - forest2home.com/blogs/news/make-a-corded-bench-wi...
LINKS to all the things
Instagram: @the_wood_doc
Website: Thewooddoc.com
Facebook: wooddocdesigns
Etsy: wooddocdesigns.etsy.com
Forest2Home - forest2home.com/blogs/news/make-a-corded-bench-wi...
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Plywood Pegboard and Entryway Organizer
Просмотров 3743 года назад
It was about time to get rid of the dingy old store special of an entryway organizer. Thing just about fell down every other week. So came up with this pegboard organizer that does the trick! Quick Note about this video: • If you have any specific questions please drop a comment below and Id be happy to respond and help the best I can! • If you like this video please consider subscribing to my ...
BUILDING A MODERN DOG BOWL STAND
Просмотров 5243 года назад
It started with a problem of having a plastic dowl bog stand that just didnt look amazing, splashed water everywhere due to a thin outer edge, and just wasnt great over all. So I thought I would use some scrap wood around the shop to whip up this Modern Dog Bowl Stand for Mable (the cute pup). By the way these bowls are just some random dog bowls I found on amazon, 6 inches wide including the o...
Cutting Board with Modern Mountain Landscape Inlay
Просмотров 6034 года назад
How I went about creating a modern style cutting board for a friend, with a mountain landscape inlay with bread board style ends. This was made to fit a sink with a preexisting older bamboo cutting board that was ready to be replaced by something with a little more style. Woods used include purple heart (sun), walnut (furthest back mountain), followed by mahogany and then cherry as the closest ...
Mid Century Modern Plywood Dining Room Table Build
Просмотров 24 тыс.4 года назад
How I went about creating my mid-century modern dining room table out of birch plywood from my local big box store. I recently moved down to Delaware and was in need of a dining room table, so similar to how I started in woodworking I built this piece of furniture 1. Because I needed a table and 2. I wanted a more affordable option for a large table! I might eventually make some chairs for this...
DIY Mid Century Modern Danish Cord Stool
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
This video walks you through the DIY process of how I made this mid century modern inspired danish cord style stool (style because its not true danish cord)! I completed this project over a few weeks while moving between locations and isolating there during the current pandemic climate. This was my first attempt at corded / weaved furniture in preparation for my bench build for the builders cha...
DIY Tea Box / Mid Century Modern Tea Box Video
Просмотров 15 тыс.4 года назад
This video walks you through the DIY process of how I made this mid century modern inspired tea box! Tools required include only a table saw with a couple basic jigs ( crosscut sled, a miter sled though this is not completely necessary), some basic hand tools, as well as some sand paper and glue! I hope you guys like this video, please consider subscribing for more content coming soon! LINKS to...
DIY Tea Box Oil Reveal
Просмотров 2664 года назад
Japanese style tea box build being finished with tung oil. Box design inspired by Matt Kenney's Box 46 build. LINKS to all the things linktr.ee/thewooddoc Materials: Quater sawn sycamore Tiger wood Maple Finish: Tung Oil
I picked your design for Christmas boxes, boxes I will be building. Could you tell me the length and width measurements? Thank you
Great job! I especially enjoyed the different way in which you joined the wood. Also, fantastic job with the danish cord! Are you using the bench at your house or did you gift it to someone? I'm sure that it will last for many, many years.
Good one. Thanks for sharing
Great job!
Looks great. Do you ever sell plans or list materials anywhere?
How did you hide the screws after you glued the two tops together? Unless that was the bottom part???
Finaly found a project similar to what I am planing to build. I have a question, hope you can answer. I see you used screws to atach the table top. I've been told that it's wrong that I should use brakets or 8-shape washer, or somethjing else, but not screw the legs directly into the table top. Obviously you did. What is your reasoning behind using screws. BTW, table is beautiful.
I’m no expert, but I think that’s a bigger deal with tabletops made from jointed dimensional lumber. Since plywood has layers with grain turned perpendicular to each other, it doesn’t expand and contract as much.
LOVE this!! I think I'm going to use this idea AND combo it with French Cleats(FC) in my "everything" room!!(arts and crafts, office, guest room, camping supplies storage) My thought is to cover a large section of the wall with the FC, make a peg board just like the one you made and hang it on the wall using the FC, so it is completely adjustable/ mobil AND add some of the FC to the peg board as well. I would love to have your feedback on this idea! :)
Is there a good place to find plans? I’m having a very difficult time.
What kind of string/twine are you using?
I loved it! thanks for sharing!
Hey there! I really loved this video. I’m getting ready for my first box and this was what caught my eye. I’m working on my own design but I was inspired by your handle you used for the box. I’d love to get a bit more detail on how you cut that geometric shape out! Thanks.
Great design! And I think I saw the abominable snowman walk behind you.
where did you buy the cord?
how are these holding up? i’m going to try to make this!
Amazing job!! I don't know why you don't have more subscribers.
Well thank you! that’s so kind of you to say!
dimensions for th table and legs?
hey! the table is 72" L by 40"W by 30"H
Looks great! 👍
Thanks! 👍
Very nice job, well planned mostly and executed. Not a fan of the legs you used. They seemed a bit weak compared to the thought you put into the rest of the overall design. Tooth pick wood plugs I agree with another commenter would have been a good way to go from a strength stand-point. Like I said though nice job, thanks for the free content!
completely agree on all the things you said! I think there are a lot of ways I couldve improved this design so hopefully can add some of those tips in future builds!
Lovely build. This turned out very well. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes :)
Nice job. A very attractive and useful piece to display on the countertop. 👍🏻
Thank you very much!
I like your design as well as your woodworking. Keep it up.
Looks very nice. What was your nail spacing on the cross weave? 1/2 inch?
Yeah that’s exactly right! 1/2” spacing
Looks great is this birch plywood?
Yes indeed it is!
Thank you for this video
I thought you would wrap the exposed plywood edges.
Not a bad idea to do so! But I like the exposed layers ☺️
Why did you not cover the ply edges?
Because I like the look of the laminated wood! But would also look good covered too!
This is what I need, simple and beautiful. How much did you spend on materials?
All around under $200, which included glue and screws. Doesn’t include tools Ofcourse.
Those blue things look familiar 🥸
I bet they do lol
Was gonna ask about those. What are they? Great work on that.
@@jasonasbury2884 thanks! They are small 3D printed corner clamps my friend was kind enough to make for me. I used them to check for a good 90 degree angle, but you could use any reference really!
FYI, when I have small surfaces to secure handles to lids, I'll drill a couple of holes in or through the lid and in the bottom of the handle and hammer in some wood dowels prior to gluing. Through holes in the lid make the holes in the bottom of the handle fairly easy to line up. Drill your holes in the lid and use nails or a brad point drill bit to mark the location for the holes in the bottom of the handle. However, for non through holes, you can drill some holes in the bottom of the handle, clip off the ends of some #17 or #18 nails, insert these in the handle holes and mark where the holes are to be drilled in the top of the lid. My explanations may not be the greatest, but you're a smart guy and I'm sure you get the idea. With the dowels and glue, haven't had a small handle fail yet. I hope this helps in future projects.
Honestly this sounds like a great method, I really appreciate the insight and tips! Ill have to try it out the next time Im going for a lid with a handle on top!
what was the thing on the saw that looked like a timer
Angle gauge! Here’s a link, not affiliate just the one I believe I purchased 👍🏼 GemRed 82412 Mini Digital Level Angle Gauge Angle Finder Protractor Inclinometer Aluminum Framework with Magnet www.amazon.com/dp/B00WQLHG2G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_fabc_qhgXFbYRRX15E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
What type of finish did you use? It turned out great!
Just a general water based polyurethane! Thanks!
beautiful design, looks great! cheers from switzerland 🙂✌
Very nice👏👏
Beautiful job! Great video, too!
Thank you very much!
You should try woodprix. You can try It and get your money back if you don't like it
Great job!
Thanks!
Nice saw. I picked up the same one a few months ago. I like it. Did you keep the stock blade?
Yes I did, but replaced it a few months later! A lot of blades out there but the stock did well for a while with general cuts!
Man, that spalted sycamore is beautiful. Nice work dude!
It really is! thank you!
Me encanta👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Very stunning tea box! I love the way you have the continuous grain of the spalted sycamore. - Ed
thanks so much! Its such a cool grain pattern, so unique I couldn't not wrap it lol
Beautiful, so good! 👏
Jezzer147 thanks so much!