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Anomaly Woodworks
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Добавлен 12 авг 2019
Welcome to the Anomaly Woodworks channel! I started this channel because I was already making wood projects, so I figured why not film them and make some videos! Perhaps it can help inspire YOU on your next project. My sincere hope is that it does! If you enjoy any of this content, please subscribe and don't be afraid to leave comments if you have questions, or just want to add to the conversation. I would greatly appreciate that! Thanks so much for visiting!
Cutting Down a Tree and Getting My Truck Stuck in Mud
I cut down a tree (chainsaw quick tip included), then my truck got stuck in the mud while I was moving branches (getting your vehicle out of the mud quick tip included.) I left the stump a little larger and plan to cut it off close to the ground so I can keep it as a wood chopping block later, though it is cedar so it might be terrible in that capacity! Enjoy!
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I Moved to a New House and 1000 Subs!!
Просмотров 79Год назад
Quick talk about my new house and future shop plans. Thanks so much for 1000 Subs!
Dartboard Cabinet Made with Scraps (Mostly)
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.2 года назад
Hello friends! It's been a while, but here's a new video for a dartboard cabinet build. It was made mostly with scrap wood and also has a light!
Kid's Desk Build with Glitter Topcoat Review
Просмотров 2463 года назад
I made a desk for my stepdaughter and finished it with some glitter topcoat that I found in the store. Hope you like it!
Simple Dining/Coffee Table Decor Tray!
Просмотров 4373 года назад
I built a simple tray that could be used for many things, but in this case I used it to hold some fall decor. Thanks!
Epoxy and Walnut End Table / Side Table / TV Tray
Просмотров 4254 года назад
I made a small table out of epoxy and walnut that could be used as a side table, and end table, or a tv tray. Thanks for watching!
Adding a Drawer to a Table - Thanks for 100 Subs!!
Просмотров 4 тыс.4 года назад
Made a quick video about adding a drawer to an end table, utility table, desk, etc. There's also a quick thank you for passing 100 subs and having a video go over 10,000 views. Thanks everybody!
Build a Super Simple Table (End Table/Utility Table)
Просмотров 19 тыс.4 года назад
Nice, easy table build. Perfect for an end table or any utility table, and you can make this style table whatever dimensions you like. Thanks!
How To Build A Planter Box
Просмотров 20 тыс.4 года назад
My latest build is a planter box. Not too complicated at all. Enjoy!
Home Office Desk Build
Просмотров 1884 года назад
We needed a desk for a room we decided to make an office. Here's the build. Thanks to my new subscribers and for all your support!
Dollhouse Build
Просмотров 144 тыс.4 года назад
I built a large dollhouse for my step daughter. Hope you like it!
Walnut Dining Table Build
Просмотров 21 тыс.4 года назад
I built a walnut dining table for my in-laws. It came out great!
Table Saw Stand - Workbench Addition
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Table Saw Stand - Workbench Addition
Epoxy and Wood Speaker Stands and Lessons Learned!
Просмотров 4 тыс.5 лет назад
Epoxy and Wood Speaker Stands and Lessons Learned!
Drill Press Slide Out Stand With Drawer
Просмотров 7745 лет назад
Drill Press Slide Out Stand With Drawer
I love this idea but what do you think about attaching the saw table to the bench so that it all can roll around?
I'm a dart thrower, and I recently became very interested in woodworking because having a dartboard made for me was outrageously expensive, in my opinion. So I'm taking on this goal to build my own, which is very outside of my comfort zone. Can you put together a cut list? Please and thank you
I made this table last year for our newly built house. I followed him all the way and made a similar table. He does a fantastic video
This makes me incredibly happy!!
Great dollhouse build. Love it!!!
Thank you so much!!
Great video and beautiful table! Id rather you talk instead of the music!
Thank you I appreciate that feedback!
Super helpful and informative video. Than you.
Thank you very much for watching and for the nice words!
Super simple ????????
I didn't think it was too bad at all, apologies!
What one on Pinterest doll house
Gosh I'm sorry it's been a few years since then, I don't think I could find it again! Apologies!
This is awesome. Inwish i had saws
I am making a pattern for a miniature/doll house with a Halloween theme. It's the "Lizzie Borden" house.
Awesome!!
great table man! doing a similar table with similar dimensions and made of walnut but client wants metal legs. you forget about the biscuits when you are cutting to length, lol. they show up at the worst times!
Yeah definitely a rookie mistake but if that's the worst thing about this project I'll take it! Thanks for watching!!!
what size are your table legs? I am currently building one right now! Your table is awesome!
Hello! Apologies I just saw your question. I made the table to 30 inch height so the legs were about 29 inches since the top was around an inch. You have a little flexibility here since most table heights are about 29-32 inches. Make it what you want! And thank you for the kind words!
Great video loved the table. You must be from Tennessee. Go Big Orange
GBO! Thanks so much for watching!
Do you have any plans for this? I’m going to try and make one out of red oak. Wish me luck lol
Nice
Thanks!
How do you make thd biscuits? I want to try to build a dining room table for my new house and I'm trying to learn. Thank you for sharing your work
Hello! You can buy biscuits pre-made at any big box and most hardware stores, or order them online. You just need a biscuit joiner tool to make the cuts. Thank YOU for watching!
Exactly what I need, easier and faster to add it to a table I already have. Thanks
Great! I haven't taken it off since except when I was moving. Good luck!
2 things.... 1) I 🧡 the table...you have given me the confidence to try building a dinning room table for myself, and most importantly.... 2) Go Big Orange orange 🍊 🍊 🍊
GBO! 🍊 And thank you, you can do it!
This came out amazing and way cheaper than trying to buy something this big❤
Thank you so much!!
Great job on building the cabinet for the dart board. You did a great job on the video and cabinet. I’m fixing to build one Thanks for the tips. Keep the good work up Brother. 👍👏
Thanks for the kind words! Best of luck on your build!
Thank you
Very nice build! I especially liked how you explained the X angles. Don’t see that in most of these builds.
Thanks! I wasn't sure how best to explain it so I'm glad it came across coherently!
For you it might be kind of boring but for us, is a learning process. so please don't skip much of the content.
I love your videos. something simple that I can learn from.
Thank you, I'm glad they are helping!
I love these videos upload all the time
I wish I could upload more! But it will good to get back to wood projects once I get my new shop done! Thanks for watching!
Came for the walnut table built. Subscribed for the chill vibe!
Thank you!!
If I can live in the garage, I'll help build it. I'll be like a farmhand but for carpentry labor
I'll probably hit you up if you do carpentry. I'm building it myself and will be the first time doing anything like that.
Congrats on the new house. Hope you're all settled in and enjoying it! Miss you bud!
Yo, thanks dude and you too!
Good thing it, at least, came out well. Now on to construction!
Been a long time since I saw your face brother you look good
Thanks dude, hope all is well!
I’d love to watch you remodel. Just a rule of thumb when building a secondary shop, always go bigger than you think. A good size is 40x60😂😂
Tell you what, you pay the difference!!
This is an awesome video. Looks like you are not concerned about wood movement on the tabletop. Is that because the wood is dry/ stable? Not being critical just learning.
Do you mean like seasonal movement/shifting? If so, I've never really worried about that for something that's indoors, and I've never had an issue. Others would probably disagree with me. It's been a couple years since I built this now and the table is still fine with no issues. Thanks so much for the kind words!!
Thanks for you prompt reply!
It's funny, literally 5 minutes ago I put the finishing touches on this exact doll-house I just built (minus the windows), sat down to watch some youtube, and this is the first video that popped up. I think yours may have turned out a bit better though. I'm a novice working with basic hand tools.
Awesome! Hope it was a satisfying project for you, and it's a little freaky about the video ha! I feel like stuff like that happens all the time though nowadays!
I agree. Love the work so far. And I’d like to see progress and anything you work on. I’m torn between types of buildings myself. Both seem to have their advantages and disadvantages. Having someone put together a metal building goes quick and can me completed in days. IDK the right answer, I’d probably go with the metal bldg for time’s sake and paying someone who knows what they are doing with the right tools to do it.
Awesome, thanks for that input!
YES!!! ALL THE PROGRESS! Concrete, electric, drywall, flooring, the whole 9 plzzzz!
Thanks!!
Medidas o planito
Hi! If you are looking for plans or measurements, I added some in the pinned comment at the top. Thanks!
I bet you could do an awesome napoleon dynomite impression
Ha, you're not the first person to say that!
Hello, what's the name of the tool you used to measure the angle for the decorative piece on the face of the side of the planter.
Hey! Sorry it took me a bit to answer. It's called a digital angle finder. I got it on Amazon. Thanks for watching!
Great job. What a great gift for your in-laws. Well done 👏🏻
Thanks very much for the kind words!
Cool idea. I've just gotten into the hobby. What kreg screw size did you use on this project?
Awesome! Generally, screwing anything into workpieces that are 3/4" thickness you would use the 1 1/4" screw. I use it the most as most things I build frequently use 3/4" boards (1 inch nominal), plywood, etc.
Great video .great commentary. The end result is amazing. Thank you for producing easy to follow construction too. 👍👍👍
Hey thanks so much for those kind words and for watching!!
I was hoping for a step by step guide.
Apologies that it was not in that format. There is a pinned comment where I added a lot of dimensions and some additional detail if that helps!
That's it. I'm getting into carpet and home improvement just so I can do something cool like this
Ha, awesome, do it!!
Con herramientas cualquiera lo hace🙆🏻♂️
Your precision to detail is amazing, I enjoyed this video very much. Do you make them and sell them?
Thank you! And no, I don't sell them. I just made this one!
Great video ; it made me tear up seeing how much love goes into these creations . I will look up blueprints to make one for my daughter
Wow thank you for those kind words!! Good luck with it!
thank you for your helpful video honestly u have got to have some super powers to use inches for that, my brain can't handle that thus I need to convert all that to cm and mm
You're welcome, thank you for watching. I should use metric, I'm sure it is much easier! We Americans are crazy 😂
I thought you were Super Dave Osbourne when you first started talking.
Ha, I forgot about him! Classic!
Good job thx for sharing and the info
Thank you for watching!
Great job.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
This is great! Great design, great tools, great technique, a pleasure to watch! Thank you! You sound like a cross between napoleon dynamite and bill Paxton, but very nice and calming ;)
Thank you so much for the kind words! You're welcome and thank you for watching!
As a woodworker, I can appreciate your methodology, your exploration of build and process and the finish result from all that work. As a designer, I find the finished stands to be far too skinny looking for the massive size speaker sitting on top. Stands are an aesthetic but also functional aspect of speaker positioning. Should be absolutely rigid to isolate vibration and allow speaker to sound its best. I think the build was a huge success but the actual stands could be much better functionally and aesthetically. No disrespect, just some informed thoughts for your consideration.
Hi, thanks for that feedback and critique. I do appreciate it and don't take any disrespect. It was my first build of any kind of stands like this so I could definitely do better and if I were to make more I would make them more robust without question. Thanks again!
@@anomalywoodworks nice idea but You should leave them in one piece and make another one for another speaker