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Where’s that knitting channel you promised?

Dude, I subbed because you are funny hahah, and got great projects.

Sometimes in the middle of my woodworking Projects I identify as a Pterodactyl and I run through the shop screaming, everything I do is messed up! There's always something wrong. So I guess that means I'm doing something.

I've made so many mistakes in projects that only I can see, I don't let it bother me any more. My clients are happy and recommend my service, that's good enough.

Flamed with a blowtorch, looks great with dressed pine

Always at least one guy that has to come along and lift their leg and pee on a good thing...smh! I think your commentary is hilarious!! Of course I'm a 50-something year old woman, which I'm sure will get a comment as well 🤷‍♀️ Oh well! I'm just here to learn what I can and the bonus on your channel is getting a few laughs while I do 😉 Life is crappy enough and none of us get out alive, so we may as well get some laughs in while we're here! Btw, the recent "nobody is going to pay $500 for that" comment... omg priceless! I know I heard a good Homer Simpson "DOH" in there 😂

The fart sounds are a nice touch!😆🤣

I Sub'd for a subperb fatty advice the woodworking stuff is a great bonus lol

Thought I was the only one who hates sanding 😂

Hey, did you hear that Woody Hyezmar is giving his collection of projects at no cost at all? Go'ogle his latest material, there's a similar project, pretty close to this one, if I'm not mistaken.

This is a worthy project for any to-do list, on the flipside, have you seen some of the curious projects in Woody Hyezmar’s Woodworking Bible? Try go’gling his latest stuff before he publishes it.

Neat! I wouldn't even have known about these types of projects before reading about them in Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible, If I’m not istaken he’s still looking for proof readers.

This vid is really smooth, thanks! Couple it with Woody Hyezmar's concepts maybe go'ogle his latest stuff, and your head will be spinning with some awesome and really creative ideas!

Oh man, you are funny! First time here, subscribing! I laughed good and a lot! Thank you!

We need to discuss that jar of mayo.

Perfect-a-Mundo!

Change the title to "DIY IF you have a full woodworking shop at home"...

The stain is probably-ven-vench-al

New wood worker. Like you’re video’s. Ever make funny stuff like exploding out house bank?

Wood working is about doing and learning as you do. You can watch a thousand videos and learn something. Then you try it and realized you only learned 25% of what you needed to know.

I hate pocket HOLES,lol,i have a nail Gun and glue and its FASTER and very durrable,SPEED counts for me,lol

As requested, I find the best stain for pine to be one coat of pre-stain followed by one coat of expresso. Expresso is dark, but the pre-stain really softens it. It gives you the lighter walnut-like color, which I've found to be highly desired by customers in my area in Wisconsin. I normally give the pre-stain about 5-7 minutes to soak in before wiping off the excess and apply the expresso. Good luck!

what about putting a recessed wireless charger in the top. or maybe from the underside, make a hole and set it close enough to the top so it would charge a phone when you lay it on the table?

and what you did right was harbor freight clamps. save $$ and gitterdone

I have a feeling that, if you did actually repeat the 9th grade, you did it because of a shop teacher you enjoyed😀

Just subscribed. Side table looks great. When I make anything I usually use cheap timber. At least if it goes wrong it hasn't cost too much, just time. Tip: I always use a riving knife on my table saw. Helps kickback, but to each his own.

Really are you that weak

When ever l varnish and stained wood project l always pour a small amount of vanish into a smaller container so that l don't get wood stain in the large tin and ruin the varnish for other projects.

Canadian here, our version of states are called provinces, so we use this word all the time. "Pro-vin-chal" would be the easiest phonetic way to put it. Great job on the table!

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watch Beauty and the Beast when Belle sings about the type of life she lives, that's how you pronounce Provincial.

The dollie idea is a good one. 👍

Yep. Good job. Looks great! 👍

That’s because it’s made from real wood not from particle board which fall apart when you are building it!

neat little build. i always put the grain so that it will cup toward the inside of my cases and such. you won't have as many gaps like you had in your build that way. if you're looking at the grain from the side, it should look like a smile. the grain lines try to straighten as they dry. that lets you put a singe fastener in the center so the wood can move without splitting. i usually use two fasteners about an inch apart in the center on each side. the grain in your project is all aligned so you don't have to worry about it here, but if you are ever building a top on a cross grain structure it works pretty well. you can also rebate or mortise for where your shelves sit to hold them flat over time as well. more work, but doesn't have to be perfect. when you're working with rough materials like construction lumber, i think that rustic is usually the way to go.

good for you, love the can do, here to learn attitude. 👍❤

Your commentary is hillarious!!! Love these videos. Best wishes from all us woodworkers in England 👍

Richard Dean Anderson

Heat expands metal which is what you want

Tried to make sure this observation was not mentioned in these comments so, when you started working with dowels you started with a black and red doweling jig with a handle which you need to read how it is used because you completely missed how it works. This jig also aligns holes along the center and guides a drill bit for square without using additional jigs like the blue center finder. It works the same way using the post of the jig.

Bow goes up.

A jar of mayo and a spoon, as ya do.

Just an fyi, the kreg drill block, has steps on the underside. In other words I believe if I can recall correctly it auto centers on 2x and 1x material(theoretically, in a perfect world with straight boards). I'll have to verify when I'm actually in the shop. Great little build though. Good job.

Great job! I named my side hustle shop "Perfect Imperfections" it's kinda the way I build or make things in my shop. I see the Imperfections in all my work!

Was that a fart @ 7:40? Haha

The advice I’ve gotten is to use a clear stain on pine first to seal the open grain. Then the color stain will come out more even, if that’s the look you want.

Early: "Saw off the rounded edges so it doesn't look like construction material." Later: "Round off the edges so it looks nice." But I get ya. Nice useful furniture there. BTW-- since you asked the stain is called pro-VIN-shull

As you ask, I surely do like macassar from bondex stain protection

Looks awesome! Sometimes when I use dowels like you did on the top, I like to use a different color wood, and then go all the way through leaving the dowel visible, then cut it flush. If you did that here and left them unstained it would give a cool contrast and add just a little bit more to the look of the table.

$15:and 30k workshop :)