Rookie Carpenter Demands $3k Monthly Salary, Stuns Boss with Masterful Creation from Cracked Wood!💰✨
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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The piece of wood had such amazing character, should have been made into a table top with acrylic. Would have been epic.
My exact thoughts !
I thought the same thing. I cringed when he started cutting the best part out.
I think he created something unusual. Anybody can put acrylic on a piece of wood and call it a table
Yikes! Watched 2X speed then jumped forward a few till I couldn’t stands no moe! I agree; should have left the original piece whole as possible. Ruined beautiful wood.
@@edsimmons3352 Agree. Also I do not like the legs and the base, looks sloppy.
Great skill, but the wonderful piece of wood seen at the outset was lost in this creation
Bro, you cut the killer parts out!?
Thought I was going to see a killer epoxy resin table. sad.
@@geraldb8856 same here
I thought he was going to use resin and fill it in and use the distressed looking wood. there is nothing special about what he did here I mean it took skill but it's not like he made a work of art out of anything. big deal
I really don’t like being negative, but I agree. The original piece of wood had the potential to be extraordinary, but he transformed it into something mundane. Well, he is from a different culture, with different aesthetic sensibilities. Perhaps in his country, what he ended up with is highly desirable. But for me, this was heartbreaking!
I'm surprised that he didn't paint the entire finished piece .... after all, he did cut out ALL the character that lovely wooden board had attained over decades. Such a shame.
Would have been a masterpiece as a river table.
I'm of the same opinion, the character pieces he chopped off would have made a great feature. Been in the trade on and off since 1985, some of the machining was 'double bubble', which means twice and unnnecessary.
I would have to agree
I like the live edges better also.
I agree
Looks like something I can buy that is mass-produced in a furniture store. I thought it was going to look like a rustic one-of-a-kind piece. All that work !!!
How rude and ignorant your comment is. Could you do all that ? No, I thought not.
Hey, run down to Rooms To Go and grab a piece like that .
Ha, F-ing , Ha !!!
This individual is no rookie. Just consider his workshop, his tools, and his know how to use creation, design, and development. 👌👌👌👌👌👌
Facts, I’ve been working in skilled trades long enough to know when someone knows what they’re doing and this guy is no rookie.
his band saw setup with the guide that far above the wood surface, definitely a rookie.
@@Keith_KC8TCQdo you just like arguing for the sake of arguing, this dude in the video is definitely not a rookie
A true artist with a vision.
What “Rookie Carpenter” has ALL of those tools and machinery and knows how to use ALL of it like a Pro?
Said NO Rookie Carpenter anywhere ever… 😂😂😂😂😂
What a shame.
- Boss, I just butchered that piece of wood to make it look like IKEA table.
-oh ok , lemme give you a raise.
Dude, come on, IKEA ? WTF ? Can you do all of that with such precision and ability ? NO, I thought not !
Wow! This rookie carpenter has some serious woodworking equipment.
All for $750 a week. He just doesn't speak any English, and that table was supposed to be a cradle.
I was jealous.
You need to remember, tho. The equipment isn't his. He was hired as a rookie and the equipment belongs to his employer
@@mariehampton740 That's not a relevant point. A violinist playing a Stradivarius violinist doesn't own it. Yet they are the best violinists in the world. Max Verstappen doesn't own the Red Bull car, yet he is the best Fi driver in the world. Does the jockey own the Derby horse? This guy is a master on those machines regardless who owns them. He could use some design help though.
@@user-tj6no1xx2f blah blah blah. Get a grip.
Glad to see I wasn't the only one that thought he destroyed that beautiful old age piece of wood
Hired a carpenter but he turned out to be a wood butcher.
Wood Butcher ? Are you Blind or just out of your mind ?
Exactly.... wood butcher
What he's doing is not carpentry, it's woodworking. Huge difference.
HUGE DIFFERENCE!! A carpenter is not a woodworker. I am a carpenter striving to be a woodworker. You don’t even use the same tools in carpentry that you do woodworking.
@@larrybuckner8619 lol sure you do use the exact same tools, and they are by definition the same , 45 years master carpenter, as one you are required all these skills .
same no difference bud .
@@frostycools1315 no skill saws no reciprocating saws no ladders no ladder jacks no walk boards no caulking guns no chalk boxes, you will rarely use a framing square. No sir I’m sorry but your 45 year experience has not taught you enough evidently. In a woodworking shop do you have floor models of everything like planers and jointers scroll saws bandsaws. These are two completely different worlds. Carpentry is basically close enough but woodworking is spot on when it comes to measurements. Now tell me I’m wrong
trim @@larrybuckner8619 clearly you spent your life on low end jobs , stuff i do like build my own doors run out 3000 feet of baseboards wall to wall shelfing spiral stair cases , ya you are %100 wrong rookie !
I would like the original wood with epoxy for the top. It would have been pretty.
Yes, those types of tables are absolutely stunning, but had he done that, wouldn't he have been making just another piece like we see all of the time? I don't know, maybe he thought he was being original 🤔😕
I totally agree. ❤
Rookie, my ass. You took a beautiful piece of wood and made something you could have made out of lumber purchased at Home Depot. Tragic.
Rookie means beginner lol
Really? I've never seen anything handmade like that at HD and if there was , I wonder what it would cost? You BS'ers. Give credit where credit is due.
Nope, He lost me when he destroyed that beautiful piece of wood in the beginning and destroyed it’s character…….
A lot of work,to,make a shitty looking hand made table with No presission what so,ever
Exactly
I agree. He destroyed really beautiful wood and wasted even more.
Made a mess, I think, too.
Oh, give me a break. If you own a piece of furniture - do with it what you will. So tired of people saying you cannot paint or up cycle, etc.
That beautiful piece of wood has been reduced to an eye sore
Really ? How totally Asinine of you ! Could you build that ? Didn't think so !
@@jakecrib9971 No one need to be able to build it to be able to appreciate it one way or another.
Been in carpentry for 28 years. This is rookie work, as advertised. He's got tools most don't have access to, but they're pretty rough, and so is the finished product.
This ain't Framing Old Boy. You wouldn't know how to use half those tools, and it wasn't rough. Since when do Rookie carpenters use Planers, Band saws, Routers, Chop saws, etc., etc. A Rookie Carpenter has a 28 oz. Waffle headed hammer with a two foot long handle and a 16 ft tape measure, a cloth nail apron, and maybe a pencil. LOL !!!
Oh my gosh, you cut away the most beautiful parts of that slab. I’m saddened you couldn’t see the beauty in its natural form.
Nice work. But u cut out the best parts.... the live edge with an epoxy pour wouldve bn epic n more valuable
NOT !!!
Y'all really like epoxy
It took how many hundred years of growth for that piece of wood to be reduced to something unrecognizable in less than a month. Truly disheartening to witness!
Cutting out those "ugly" pieces reminded me of another RUclipsr who uses resin to fill those " ugly" areas and comes up with awesome tables.
I became nauseated watching that beautiful piece of wood minced up. It could have been a stunning wall art or curio table.
It doesn’t matter what your skill level is, and obviously this person has excellent tool skills but his artistic vision is in no way comparable to his tool skills… That piece of wood should have been given to an artist with woodworking skills…
Phenomenal truly. My husband does this kind of stuff. I always end up with a bunch of extra pieces! Same thing happened when I tried to change a tire. Husband got me AAA!🤣
Legend has it the boss did hire him, but he"s working for minimum wage, making shipping pallets.
This is really a Labour of Love.. U just gotta love this work of art..😊😅😂
He is good and fast too. Yes I know the video is sped up but still he is fast! But he ain't no rookie.
I saw that piece of wood and thought, wow, he's going to make a nice artistic piece with it. Turns out he had practical in mind.
Spent the best part of a quarter of an hour glued to this waiting for the Rookie Chippy to arrive could watch him all day
The table top itself was nice. That's about it. What was with those feet!? Little chunks of wood screwed to the bottom? Weird.
Koszmarnie zmarnowania cudowna deska na blat stołu
I prefer the rustic version he cut away. But his skill is top notch though. Kudos young blood.
$3K/month isn't very much of a demand.
‘Demanded’ $15 an hour.
@@ronelkins1057 $17.31 actually.
I was thinking the same thing. Where’s he gonna live? In a cardboard box?
@@ronelkins1057 Actually $17.31 per hour.
Maybe not in the States, but 3 grand usd might be a shit ton of cash over there.
Had some really nice pieces leftover..all in all a great 🎉 end product..wouldn't mind that workshop..he ain't no rookie 😊
Sorry, but I don't like it.
Looked like cheap furniture you put in a kid's room
I’m in agreement with you! IKEA would not sell one of these and they have junk! This style he made just did not work. Looks like an amateur made it which he obviously was.
Ooh my goodness. MAGNIFICENT.
I’m like” please tell me he’s not making a cutting board.” He’s basically making a cutting board.
Could you make a cutting board like that? No, I thought not .
This artisans ENERGY seems boundless!!! So precise and a master of ALL saws!! Quite unique piece he has delivered! Amazing
He is not a rookie carpenter...he is a Master Woodworker!!!
Master? Really?
A rookie carpenter? Come on guys, that was off the fly.
Yep, he sure did take all the character out of that board. I thought he was just going to enhance the cracked, rotted out pieces in the wood but no, he cut all that character out. Now it’s just another table that screams boring.
Much the same as you do !
I have never seen a Rookie carpenter with so many toold
Rookie carpenter my arse, this guy has been working with carpentry tools and machines for years
Very skilful guy who know how to use all the equipment and work fast and accurately.
Would take years of experience to get to this level of skill set..
Really quite the eyesore when finished
WTF ? What video did you watch, Mr Armchair Quarterback ?
So much talent. Does not seem like a rookie to me. But some people just have a gift.
Amazing skills bro. Great way to use old wood for new beauty.
WOW!!! What an imagination and skill set he has.
Minimum wage in a lot of states is $15 now. If s/he has his own basic tools and can build a fence they should be worth more like $20.
Well he's only asking 18.75...
@@mrstevejackson100 and has fence building skills.
No rookie makes long cuts like that with a skillsaw.
Table saw....YES.
Rookies don’t have the tools he has !
❤😊❤😂❤ A TABLE! I THOUGHT AT FIRST A DOOR THEN AFTER A WHILE I THOUGHT A CHILD'S BED AHAHAHAHAHAAHAAA! COOL!
He could have had a far nicer table, had he not cut the " caricature " out of it. I would not pay for that.
I'm surprised he didn't paint it purple at the end !!!!!
He is no rookie carpenter, but he is certainly a rookie designer
What a wood magician
I love repurpose wood, so much character❤
He did not allow for swelling and shrinking of laminated top… it will actually explode into a huge crack when it swells from relative high humidity ….
beautiful piece. I think he deserves a 3K monthly
I would not pay for that
No way is he a rookie.
This guy is not a rookie! Fabulous creation!
I've seen uglier tables but I can't quite remember where ....all that lovely live edge cut away and replaced by ugly pinstripes ...I can't even
Dude, WTH ? I'd dare you to do what he did with all those tools and some wood. You couldn't, could you ?
I'd pay $3,000 just for that table after seeing how it was made.
Pretty cool ❤❤n not so easy to make took a long time to do it❤
What a super star your work is fabulous keep saving every bit of wood your very talented
$ 3000 FINE Iwould give to this man who destroyed a beautiful piece of aged wood that had sur print effects that could be played with.
It’s not being a rookie or not. It’s matter of taste with the right eye,
Obviously the man lacks both.
Great video! Excellent pace to keep the madcap, puzzling but, seductive creative process irresistible until the end. Thanks for a fun ride.
This reminds me of videos a gew years ago showing how to make soup with only one vegetable - by adding lots of other vegetables and ither ingredients.
The rookie has access to a lot of machines😮
It said he was newly hired and negotiating his salary so I am sure this was filmed at the business with their machines.
Sad to see the old beautiful piece lose its charm!
Great job, you have some impressive tools and talent
$3k a month salary is poverty level in todays economy
It will by you a bowl or two of rice in what ever country he is in.
For those who spend twice before even receiving it
McDonald's employees in many states make more than that.
@@branmichaluk445 exactly right
@@branmichaluk445 in n out.emplyees...burger makes way more
Wow! Absolute mastery of his craft..
This is no rookie-what a beautiful job!!!!
Absolutely stunning ! Nice work !! 💚✌️💚
Spoiled the nice piece of wood. I thought he was going to turn them into a table top with some epoxy...
Anybody could do that
Only with the right piece of wood… which he used to have
The epoxy thing with old rotted wood is already going out of style. Just a short lived trend like stupid barn doors in homes. We quit selling epoxy tables as demand dried up
Ok. But, I still see pro carpenters selling them for thousands of dollars - in the US that is...
That was hypnotic to watch!
Beautiful
WOW! What else can you say? I hope he got the job.
Rookie carpenter has all these tools and machinery at home?
My thoughts too ....
He may have access to the tools, but yeah, this is an absolute rookie.
I am pretty sure he was using the tools at the shop where he worked. The description said he was newly hired so I am sure this was filmed at the business.
@logansfury gotta wonder what the employer thinks too when he hires this guy and on day one he sets up cameras for his youtube channel.
Sir, you have the job. welcome to the company !
I thought he was going to make a cool wood/epoxy piece. Butchered the best parts and those legs on the finished product are ridiculous!
Beautiful piece thanks for the video
..Hate to break it to you but $3,000 a month is chicken feed..
Great job. This young man has so much skill with a wide range of power tools and a good knowledge of carpentry. I am impressed.
Great job! Fantastic!
Awesome!A true work of art from idea to finish!
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship ❤
How? Any competent Carpenter could do similar. He used nothing advanced in the construction. That was no masterpiece, it was relatively plain, simple, and frankly he cut out all the character the old wood had right at the start that he COULD have used to make something more interesting.
Frankly this video was a waste of my time.
@@alganhar1
Absolutely agree with you.
Got about 5 minutes in and decided to check the comments….
Glad I did….this guy wanted about $750. a week? Give it to him, but let him build picnic tables…
Took a piece of wood screaming with character, butchered it. He shows absolutely no artistic vision.
Fast forwarded to the end, shook my head. What a waste….
Might as well have turned that beautiful piece of wood into charcoal, and used it on his barbecue to cook hot dogs and burgers….
Just two thoughts for those with the negative comments. 1. What was his assigned task? We are not told what the individual was assigned to make or what he was given as instructions about making it. 2. Those tools may have been his or they and the workshop areas may have been provided by the boss for all his workers to use. Again we as viewers, criticsm don't know and are not told.
Imagine "demanding" a 36k a year job in 2024
Sheer insolence!
Really pretty, love the stain color. Wonder what it would cost.
I was going to make a comment about full camp in the workshop but he's actually active duty military!
Wouldn't he be in trouble if he ruined his fatigues?
Sorry it's done nothing for me
Camp?
Cool! Sure did like the rustic character of the starting slab though.... Good skills!
BUT, in the U.S., 3K a month qualifies for food stamps I think...
Ah man, you lost me when you took off the chiseled live edge. Should have framed it for epoxy with maybe some LED lighting.
No LEDs Let's not make it look like a vape shop
I'll check back in three years when epoxy river tables are no longer the only thing anyone can imagine or think of.....
THAT was alot of work for such an UGLY result.....I wouldn't give him 3 Cents , let alone 3K......waste of time !
Beautiful Job!... Keep Up the Great Work
$3k a month? Thats not very much. Minimum wage here is $17.50/hr
Well, that's Asia, so it has no relevance to what you get paid. Rent is also $100 a month there and food 1/10th of your prices.
@@kriscarr389 someone on this thread has calculated that $3,000 pm is $18hr
Presumably you’re not an accountant?
One of the prettiest pieces of wood destroyed to make THAT?? How to turn a $2000 table into $40.
Te diré que no es uno de tus mejores trabajos, hubiera quedado mucho mejor, lo que le cortaste, lo dejas y lo llenas con epoxi, pero nunca he visto que lo uses, 👋👋👋
Fantastic! Very educational, creative, inspiring, and entertaining. Thank you, sir!
That turned out really nice!
Great job and good use of the wood.
Well done my friend.