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That wit works router guard is on my Christmas list too. Hahahha. Great video, we learn from our mistakes and are better because of them. At least that’s what I keep telling myself

I'm so glad the algorithm put you in my feed. Enjoyed the honesty, gags, and most importantly, being unashamed of your relationship with Jesus. May God bless you and yours. Liked and subscribed

Loved this. The table looks great. I think its a requirement for woodworkers to point out our mistakes. 😂

I like the wood grain of this table, it looks very luxurious, great

Hands down the best quick and dirty shop cabinet build. Thank you for not overcomplicating it.

Nice work on the table and great job not giving up and throwing it in the trash. Outside of the air bubbles that you pointed out, the table and legs look great.

I am newly retired and decided to make a wood workshop in my garage. I have never done woodwo I am newly retired and decided to make a wood workshop in my garage. I have never done woodworking, but with my father under hospice care, the 4 months of RUclips videos seems to have calmed me. I am about 70% done clearing out the overstuffed garage and temporarily storing everything in the back yard (hoping it doesn’t rain). I watched your RUclips video early Sunday morning and laughed at myself through your insight. I haven’t even started my woodworking yet, but can see myself in many situations as I go through the next year. Thank you for your humor and reminding me to enjoy the ride. : )

13:00 your board is stuck on your riving knife, not getting drag from the rust.

Good one, learn patience and mind your fingers

Most of RUclips woodworkers is beyond pretentious and at best annoying and at worst an ego filled content salad. At least Duck shows his mistakes and doesn’t act like he’s making a world changing piece of God’s original Plastic. In fact he apologizes to RUclips woodworker critic Guy because they are the absolute worst.

I feel like I was watching a video of myself 😂. You have to remember -> 20 hours to learn a skill, 200 hours to become proficient, 2000 hours to become really good and 10,000 hours to master the job.

Ron Paulk: router dust solution. Build a router table, buy a band saw. Now you're just fighting yourself and taking away the pleasure in woodworking. The right (sharp!) tool a are half the job done! Dull tools aren't the right tools! They're just metal scrap. Sharpen them or buy new ones.

Something I learned from Dainer Made... Put wax paper or baking paper down for glu ups. It works a treat

I have a rigid jigsaw that's at least 10 years old. It is so easy to accidentally rotate it and not realize it. I hate that thing too!

23:05 my wife said "he made a bunny rabbit"

Looks good! Thanks for sharing your journey

Learning is a gift. Even if pain is your teacher.

Love this Joseph!!!😊😊😊😊

Man, what a ride haha. Way to keep soldiering through (definitely been there)! Final piece looks pretty solid all things considered, and the wealth of knowledge gained is always a boon. Final thought, I really respect the way you manage to incorporate your faith in videos. You've struck a good balance of making your position known without over whelming or laying things on too thickly. Respect from another brother-in-Christ. 🤜🏽🤛🏽

THOROUGHLY enjoyed this video! Instructive, insightful and humorous (without being silly!). Thank you for sharing your ideas and for the time spent on production. Excellent video, Sir!

“I don’t own enough clamps.” Nobody owns enough clamps. 😂

Keeping random screws, bolts, fasteners…yup same here.

☆ATTENTION 5 DUCK STUDIO☆ I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE TITLE TO THIS VIDEO!!! I'm sure you have your reasons for doing so. The reason I love the title is because the guy from "blacktail," Cam I believe that smuck's name is, well he's an EXTREME EGOTISTICAL SELF ADMIRING PRICK!! And if I could capitalize and enlarge the letters in the word "PRICK" and find anyway whatsoever to put more emphasis on "PRICK" I would!!

Im sitting jere staring at a bar ive been making for a year and 3 months now and you give me more hope for it. A finished product means your a pro dont kick yourself away from the shop No one else would have shown its a galaxy table,thats perfect😂 i subscribed

You have a lot of money invested in good power tools, so why would you pinch pennies by using OSB? When OSB gets wet it swells up, not good

"This corner of the bench now looks like the first pancake you make which never comes out right." Glorious 😂

FDS "Gaining knowledge so you don't have to" :)

Came here after watching one of Cam's (Blacktail Studio) videos. Great video. Many lessons here. And the table looks great!

Nice video dude. I feel like most folks like it when mistakes are shown. It is much more inspiring to watch someone mess up and push through to good results. Great stuff dude! Keep it up!

I find it a bit ironic (?...maybe it's just his priorities..??) that he builds a couple of "$$ saving" jigs....but has a LASER CUTTER to use rather than us poor folks who would have a HOLE SAW to do that step ! Reminds me of my niece who loves loud music, so she had a $12k(!) stereo system in her $8k Hyundai hatchback....whatever Lori...or this dude...lol.

This flush-trimming was hilarious :) it was like watching myself at work :) Really awesome and honest video. Huge thank you! Ps. i also hate how much you have to pay for good router bits :/

Thank you for sharing and being honest about the struggles. Experience is gained from learning from the mistakes, and passing on the knowledge is priceless. I'm curious why you didn't make the legs on the CNC instead of the template, you may have explained it in the video but, I'm multitasking and may have missed it.

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but at 11:50 ish, when you're talking about the workpiece dragging on some rust, you can also see it getting caught on the riving knife of the table saw. Mildly terrifying 😅

that jigsaw belongs on a dance floor bc its groovy

Try a different router bit on the flattening sled. I use one that looks like a 2" mushroom which creeps up on the cut on each stroke. Great finish

I absolutely love your dedication to being open and honest, these are core values that we need more of in our world (including integrity, fidelity, and respect)! I will be taking editing tips from your videos as well! Awesome job.

Q: ... ? A: Because probably you didn't have too much spare time.

4:34 That Mike T impression is gold!

I am happy to see that you also show the almost dangerous stuff like I do on my videos. It's important to show them so that others can learn from them.

Over the years I've made more mistakes than I care to remember. It's all part of the journey and learning how to fix your mistakes makes you a better woodworker. The end result looks great :)

Great job! 👍👍👍👍👍

your doing more than most: 1- your baring your soul to the world, 2- not giving up. Don't underestimate that. Love your editing A++, Table saw safety, let's not pass that yet. Please keep the content coming you don't know who you are inspiring... Bless you.

Most notable among your accomplishments is that your marriage survived the build. You can add the shelf later. 😊

Well done for sticking with it. So hard when a project drags out like that to find the momentum to get back out there but you did and you finished it and bravo. Thanks for the honesty. And I like how it turned out too.

The Resistance is strong. But not as strong as that Mike Tyson voice over.

I had some moments of laughter. Well done in the end and its far more likeable than Videos of complete perfect projects... at least i dont feel as stupid with my projects as i often do 😅

Good video! You’ve earned a new subscriber. 🙂

Definitely the most relatable video. I have had and continue to have those same "Learning Opportunities" such as routing into my templates or having major blow out from routing. 😧 Bravo, nicely done sir. Keep up the good work.

Great work man! I think it turned out beautifully!

This video at so many points had me saying “ok I’m not alone, I’m not the only one who’s done this.” 😂