Walnut Tea Box // Brass Inlay // Brass Splines // Woodworking Project // Spline Miter // Half Laps
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2018
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Hinge Fitting - • Talking Hands: Fitting...
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Love this. Nice work. Who actually stole the banana from the banana jar?
Ha! Thanks luke! It wasn’t me..... 😂😂😉
I would think a big ape took the banana out of the banana jar. 🙈🙉🙊
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I am in love with this project! Great job, that walnut and brass are a killer combination.
Thanks so much April!! I have to think of more projects where I can use this combo...
@@3x3CustomTamar Think about making a tool. Perhaps a scratch marker.
As amazing as this project is, I think the most valuable information is in you explaining what you tried and what you would do differently next time.
Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching! And for the feedback!
Beautiful and great video! Love hearing your children!
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you are the proof that is not necessary crazy expensive tools to make a incredible piece like that. Skilled work with the good and old DeWalt table saw.
Killer work, Tamar! Love that brass and Walnut combo. Awesome job!
Thanks so much Johnny! I was so surprised at how easy it was to work with
Its like every idea I have anymore you're already crushing it! Love this build
Haha! Thanks John!
The chamfer for the lid worked out really well. It's actually a nice detail.
Thanks. Totally agree. Wasn’t on the initial plan. But I think it adds to it.
Nice work Tamar. Love the kids at the end, priceless.
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That Looks Awesome!
Thanks so much!
Wow that's a lot of new stuff I just learned all in one video!!
Well, that’s awesome!
Damn phone is listening to me again. I was just telling my dad I want to do a project with brass or copper inlay and what pops up, this great video from you! Thank you!
Your very comfortable in front of the camera, there is a charming way about you. The way you include a mistake and come up with a solution. Keep doing that. Its what makes you so relate-able and your a mom and pretty too! I use brass a lot in my work and have to save it is gorgeous with darker woods. Try Purple Heart with the brass. It sells out every time I make one.
Thanks so much for the feedback! Sounds like a great combo
Awesome project and good video. I like how you show / discuss mistakes you made and any work arounds. that is great way to learn from you.
Thanks! Appreciate that!
My left ear really liked the intro, right one? Not so much.
Was your left ear the one that was working or not working?
Being deaf in my left ear and wearing headphones to watch this I had to wonder where the sound was coming from for a moment before swapping the headphones around. If no one had commented, I was going to suggest she made sure to make her intro/outro mono or stereo as well. :)
My left ear loved the ending too
Same
"So there's this one time, at band clamp....."
Great looking end result!
Best woodworking channel on RUclips!
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As a lifelong carpenter cabinetmaker its a real pleasure for me to see that women are now also hooked on woodworking - it truly is the most rewarding and zen pastime in the world - even Jesus spent more of his life woodworking than preaching :-) First rate work, you have an eye for design.
Coming from the president of the internet! Thanks so much! It really is such a satisfying hobby
Jesus huh??? Let me ask you this. Jesus cured the sick, fed the masses, walked on water and even rose from the dead. Pretty impressive. Is there a tool, Jig or even a technique named after him???????? I’m gonna say Jesus was a shitty carpenter.
Renaissance Man there may not be a tool named after him but any a messed up as a helper I’d hear “ Jesus f’n christ what did you do” so I guess it’s a training tool for tradesmen
Woman? Oh, I hadn't noticed. All I saw was a competent wood working professional. Did it wind up mattering?
@@davidk7544 Yes it does as any traditionally male dominated field has found. There are frequently unintended biases against women, so that even if you personally aren't sexist regarding the field that doesn't mean there aren't biases/discriminations present. It's also been found that a blase outlook also leads to one not seeing inequalities present. So while you aren't seeing gender, that doesn't mean it's a good thing, it's just not as bad as being sexist. It's important to recognize accomplished women who can/are role models for other women to get inspiration from.
It's the same problem with people who say they don't see color often means they don't recognize the intrinsic challenge minorities have faced and still face.
Great project Tamar! It was awesome meeting you at WBC! Keep killing it ✊👍
Great meeting you too! Thanks!
Yeah, once you go with the Brusso hinges, you can't go back. This was nice work. Great job.
Haha agreed
Thumbs up merely for the beginning shots of the tea box.
Well done. Enjoyed the process, too.
Thanks so much!
That's a beautiful box! :-)
Thanks so much!
I see what you did there.
Still catching up on your back file of work, and this box is good, Nah, great, Nah, it is truly beutiful and amazingly well thought out, organised and executed, including how to deal with the unforseen problems.
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it!
Cute kids, happy kids with a sense of humor.
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Poor sacrificial pine. “Ours not to reason why, ours but to do and die.” :)
Ha!
Thanks for pointing out that critically important finish piece.
Very nice project and was very nice to hear kids voices. I also enjoy with my daughter when she comes in my workshop.
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That was a nice router jig and a brilliant idea to use the router to just "clean" out the half lap slots. I will definitely try that
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Cool tea box, the brass makes the box even better then it already is. I could also see myself using the box for other things. You have a nice kitchen
Thanks so much!
LOVE those brass splines! What a great idea. Each video you do is a refreshing mix of creative projects, jig-making and problem-solving, and personal touches. Thanks for keeping it real!
Thanks so much for the feedback! It’s hard to put myself and my work out there. So these comments really mean a lot to me!
It's people like you that make RUclips such an amazing tool for learning. Thank you!
Awesome to hear
Goodness, I love the contrast of that shiny brass and deep grainy walnut. Bet it smells fantastic with all that tea in there too!
Thanks so much! It does. Ha
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL piece of work!!!!
Thanks so much!!
Great project, love the brass and walnut! Very creative jig on the router.
Thanks! Such a good combo.... I’m really happy with the results of the jig!
Love what you do and do what you love. My grandfather's motto.
Beautiful work! Love it!
Thank you!
Beautiful kitchen and another great job. Well done.
Indeed, the look is crazy cool! Almost didn't recognize you without your fur hoodie in the opening shot.
Hah thanks!
That box turned out great, my wife has been making noises about a tea box.
personally I like the videos that show how folks fixed the problems they ran across (even the self created ones). It shows there creativity and troubleshooting ability.
Thanks! If you make one for her I would love to see it! I am not a professional. And never claim to be. So I run across a lot of problems. Ha. I just hope ppl can learn from mistakes like I have!
Turned out great. And that’s a really nice design too!
Thanks so much! Brass was fun to work with
Man, you worked your ass off on that box! Worth it though, well done!
Ha! Thanks!
That box turned out great! You are so well spoken and all the details you shared really add to the video. Every time you said "maple" tho I kept hearing "meatball" lol. Then I kept thinking of Jersey Shore. Whenever I think of the box you made, I'm going to think of Jersey Shore too lol.
Hahaha! I do live in jersey! 😂😂😂
The hinges while being a pain to make them flush with the back, is the added detail that says: Quality, made by a professional woodworker.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! Yeah. It was annoying. But it looks so much better that they are flush!
Cute kiddos. I stole the 🍪. Great video. Nice Woodpecker square you have there. ❤️
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Beautiful box! Can't go wrong with walnut! Really nice job and a great inspiration! Thanks!
Thanks so much!
Absolutely gorgeous! I could easily see that at buffet tables!
Thanks so much! 😊
@@3x3CustomTamar I put it on my to do list here in nova Scotia
That's an awesome box. I like the Wolf kitchen range too. 👍
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All that work was worth it, it came out awesome.
Thanks so much! It was really satisfying to see it finished after all the work that went into it
You have now become my favorite "process" and "but I figured it out" person. Please always include your mistakes - it is not only instructive, but very encouraging for those of us who are less process oriented. Beautiful box!
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Great work . And I live the combo of wood and brass . Looks amazing!
Baller! This turned out awesome! Love the brass and walnut combo.
Thanks so much Brian! Happy I was able to get this uploaded....
What a gorgeous box! And I love the jig to sand a precise 45 degree angle on the brass strips. That is such a great idea!
Thanks so much! That was a lying in bed thinking about how I’m going to get it done idea. Ha.
Absolutely beautiful !!
( Ah, and the box too ! )
Very beautiful and well crafted. Chapeau!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great Project - - Great video! Love how that brass accents the walnut so beautifully. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you so much! I definitely want to incorporate more brass into my projects.
I've seen this video thumbnail pop up from time to time. Never paid it any mind until I noticed that the bottom of our pantry is full of cardboard tea boxes. So now its my project. Watching a 4 year old video makes me appreciate even more your talent and desire for woodworking and how deserving you are of the new workshop. BTW ,,, the your old house kitchen was fabulous
Haha glad it finally inspired you
What a gorgeous looking tea box, it turned out great! What I particularly like is how you shared where things went wrong and how you would do it differently in the future. The brass and walnut combination looks wonderful too!
Thanks so Much! Every project is an opportunity to learn something new!
Amazing box, great job! The brass and walnut together look great!
Thanks! I love the combo
I love the fact that you always give feed back on each project. How you'd make it better. You do amazing work
Thanks so much! I learn on each project!
This was so much fun. I love woodworking, brass and wood decor and tea. Thanks for explaining everything so cleary
So glad you liked it. Thanks!
Amazing project Tamar! This is the most beautiful box I've ever seen! :D
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That's absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks!!
You continuously prove to me that I need to be more brave in my thinking. I wouldn't have thought about brass for splines. Eye opening!
Ha. Awesome that it was inspiring in some way
The brass splines turned out killer. Awesome project!!
Thanks so much!!
This is my favorite of all of your projects. It's really beautiful.
Thanks so much! I really enjoyed this one
I love it! Excellent craftmanship
That came out fantastic! I love brass and walnut together. I actually made a miniature treasure chest ring box for my brother-in-law's wedding and I used walnut and brass. I had to age the brass and am super happy with the way it came out. I am still working on that video though, so it will be a while before I get it posted, LOL.
Thanks! That sounds awesome! Looking forward to seeing that!
Another amazing project Tamar! Love the contrast between the walnut and brass and this is such a great project for a gift!
Thanks so much! It would be a great gift!
So glad I searched tea bag box and discovered your channel! I'm just getting into wood working.
Awesome! It’s such a fun hobby!
Beautiful! If only I had enough tools to give this a try myself. Maybe one day!
Thanks! There’s always a simplified way to achieve the same thing
@@3x3CustomTamar true, but my skills are not quite there yet either. I've just got to practice more I guess! 😊 Just subscribed because you have some amazing ideas and are such an inspiration. Can't wait for some more free time so I can binge watch all your videos! Happy holidays!
erdiaz13 awesome. Hope you enjoy! Happy Holidays!
I like the pace of your videos and the description of your thought process, and setbacks. It's really helpful. Beautiful project!
Thanks so much for the feedback!
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Beautiful piece of art.
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Beautiful tea box, Tamar! Walnut and brass is a great choice. As far as the inlay goes, that wasn't a mistake -- it was a learning opportunity -- and you took advantage of it. I think you really enjoyed this build and that we'll (hopefully) see some more boxes down the line. Thanks for the video!
Thanks so much! I definitely took it as a learning opportunity! I hope to make more!
You are doing great! I love your laugh.
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That Danish Oil is absolutely awesome on there!!! Looks beautiful!!! Great job!!
It really does look great! Thanks! I went it the store looking for tung oil and came out with danish oil! I’m happy with how quickly it cures
I love this box. It's beautiful. Great work!
Thanks so much!
More Brass splines and inlays, nice work , ok im two years late , but will enjoy catching up
Ha! Thanks! Enjoy!
@@3x3CustomTamar yes im sure i will, just a thought on metal inlaying and splines , would it be to much of a faff to use chrome , or would that be too blingy ? or even glass inlaying
@@bingobongobungo if that’s what you like. Go ahead. Ha
I really like how easy you make the splines and the inlays look. I’ll definitely be doing both on my next shop tool box.
Awesome! Have fun!
Love the brass inlay.
really nice - well done! love the look of the box in walnut and the brass really makes it pop
Thanks so much!
Love it!! Thanks for the shout out Tamar!
Thanks! 👊👊👊
Super cool project. I like how you dive into detail on your mistakes, and then how you sort it out. I make lots of mistakes on my projects and fixing them is half the fun lol.
Thanks so much! We all make em....
That's a beautiful box!
Would make a great chess/ game board box also.
Thanks! Totally agree!
That’s stunning, great project.
Thanks so much!
Another awesome video Tamar! I enjoy that you consistently share the lessons learned in your projects. It helps me think plan ahead but also tells a very relatable story!
Thanks so much! I learn everything as I do it, so telling any other story just wouldn’t be true! Ha!
As the ads used to say, "You've come a long way, baby". There used to be an old woodworker, Jim Krenov. The gist of what I took from his teachings was that heightened or focused perception is a key asset. One instance of that is the perception of what constitutes sharp and less than perfectly sharp. Another is understanding which of many possible causes are responsible for unsatisfactory machining, where all those burns come from. As you expand your perception you'll begin to recognize one cause after another of all those burns, the idea being to have the work more closely resemble a thought. More than 40 years ago a neighbor came into my shop as I was warping a blade and scorching the hell out of some elm that was full of stresses. He stood there until the saw and dust collection wound down. He made a show of sniffing the air. "Ah, yes. I had a woodburning set when I was a boy".
From Italy:Brava !!! Very good !!
Thank you!
Gorgeous. This will be my first project once I finish my shop. You are an inspiration. Thanks so much! 😀
Awesome! Would love to see it when it’s finished!
Stunning! Brass in,any is so lovely. I must try it myself one day.
Thanks! Walnut and brass is my favorite combo!
I never knew you could resaw with that table saw (I've for the same model and love it). Gives me some ideas for the future. Thanks Tamar!
Yup! It’s really not ideal. Bc the kerf is bigger than a bandsaw. So there’s more waste. And it’s kinda dangerous bc the blade gets super high. But it is possible!
Beautiful box! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
What a cool project! From the machining to the finished product. Very nice wood as well as the whole design, I like it very much.
Thanks so much! I appreciate that! Before I started I thought I would make it out of poplar. Then I decided Walnut was the better choice. Ha. Happy I went with it!
3x3Custom - Tamar Unfortunately, I do not understand English, but my translator helps me. 😄 Walnut is my absolute favorite. I suppose you used mirror polished brass, it just goes very well with the dark walnut! Great contrast! I'm looking forward to your new video. You are doing great!
Great learning experience Tamar. Thanks for sharing !! Looks awesome !!!
Thanks so Much! I’ve been meaning to make more of these
Поразительно! Талантище!...За тринадцать с половиной минут ролика ни одной секунды молчания!...
Sorry. Don’t understand.
Hot damn, this is gorgeous! The brass inlays are spectacular.
Thanks!!
I love your videos! You are an excellent educator, and you clearly communicate exactly what you are doing. I think you might just be my favorite RUclips wood worker!
So awesome to hear. Thanks!
C’est magnifique ce que tu fais, bravo 👍
Wow, the brass with that finish looks so nice. Well done
Thanks so Much! I’m loving the combo
WOW, stunning build Tamar. Love the brass inlay against the walnut, stunning grain. You looked so cold making the box with your coat on in your workshop. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! Yeah.... no heat or insulation in my shop.
Wow! I’ve been looking for a project with brass and walnut, I think they look great together. You provided many good tips as well which can be used for this and other projects, thanks!
Glad you found it helpful!
Aha your kids are so cute at the end bless them. Super job on the box :)
😊 thank you