Thank you for doing this correctly. I see to many channels not using joinery. They butt joint and use pocket screws. This board will last a lifetime. Great job.
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Great build and a beautiful table man! Just wanted to share one technique I've used in the past, that you could very well already know about cutting out a recess like you did around 3:50. After you make the border cuts with a circular saw as you did, instead of breaking out the router, I prefer simply making relief cuts between the two lines and knocking it out with a hammer. There is a little bit more cleanup work, but for me personally it more than makes up for it in time with the router. Both ways get the job done just as well, I just wanted to take a moment and share a different technique that's worked well for me in the past. In any case it looked like excellent, precise work and you've definitely earned a new subscriber.
Love the router table technique to prevent blow out when you run it through. I am going to run that from now on. Much easier than holding on to two boards.
I was going to build one of these as my next project. Watching this has convinced me I’m not ready yet :-(. That said, watching you dry fit those tenons! Must have been very satisfying! Very impressive work!
I'm still pretty new at this, so I really appreciate all of the explanations. I had no idea how 'wood spoiled' I was until watching this... In New Hampshire (US) I'm surrounded by maples! I also had never heard of a dado stack, let alone their being illegal in some places. Theres not much that's illegal in NH ('live free or die' state). But since I don't own one its nice to see the lower tech alternative. Thanks!
Love the video ! Awesome Craftsmanship !the leg detail is great I’m hoping to build one inmy next home my idea is to put it inthe Dining room and have a tabletop feature that will make it work as a buffet style table ,I have a large extended family and entertain often it would be a good way to set up Chafing Dishes to keep foods warm
Great Job! I started off very ambitious wanting to make one before your video. I decided I'm getting lazy in my old age, going to have to switch to corn hole. Couple boards, beers, 6"holes.
I’ve wanted a shuffleboard for years, and now have the room, so I’ve been checking out models, prices, etc. However, after watching you build this one, I’m going to build my own! Standing by for your website and the plans. Thanks for the inspiration, and kudos to you on your woodworking skills Are!
Are Baloni That would be great! I am pretty sure between the sketchup and your video (and tips on the McClure System), I can make it happen. My email is billyday53@gmail.com . Looking foreward to getting started on my own shuffleboard - well, as soon as I finish my workshop in my new place. Takk så mye!
Good Morning from the NC (USA)!mountains Are! Was just watching your workbench video (Pt II), and remembered your offer to email the sketchups you used for the shuffleboard table. Sorry to bug you again, but was hoping you could email them to me? If you posted them, I’m sure others would appreciate it! I would not mind one bit if you were to sell them on your site, either! Enjoy watching you at work and your techniques. Keep filming my friend!
They used to have these shuffle boards in pubs years ago. Some had lights & score boards that never seemed to be operational. The trick is to find a Bowling Alley that is going to be torn down. Or an old Roller Skating Rink. (Man, I'm old.) Trouble then becomes cutting Rock Maple w/hardened steel fasteners inbeded in it.
I’ve been waiting for a good shuffleboard table build! Thank you! I am about to build one out of eastern red cedar and white oak for the back porch. Also, you should do the awkward wave at the end of all your videos. Lol
@@AreBaloni Hi Are, I saw in the comments of this build, that you have the sketch up file that you used for this shuffleboard build, could you send me a copy? send it to mazda04rx816@gmail.com. I would really appreciate it. I am a wood worker (hobby) in Derry, NH USA and loved watching your build. I do not have much more equipment that you do, but with your example, I am excited to get on with my build.
Great project and video. I have been wanting to make a shuffleboard for a long time, but always assumed it would be too difficult, you have really simplified this project, and I mean that as a compliment. Excellent work. Cheers.
I’ve been wanting build one for along a long wall we have for years...my wife says “no, maybe when have a house with a bonus/game room.” With this design, I may just pull it off sooner. Thanks!
Great build, you got my sub. I work in a cabinet shop for some of our color inlays for our golf customers. For that black We dye our resin and with a decent amount of catalyst. This reduces the bleedthrough effect on the wood.
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You are an expert, not only on shuffleboards, but also on how to make a video!!!
Thank you for doing this correctly. I see to many channels not using joinery. They butt joint and use pocket screws. This board will last a lifetime. Great job.
One of my all time fav epidemic soundtracks, great vid too bro!
Dude that is Sweet. Well done!
From someone doing woodwork for over 30 years you did a great job!
Great work man! A shuffleboard has been on my list for awhile. That mechanism to keep the top correct was great!
Crafted Workshop Thank you very much, Johnny! It was a fun build!
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One word... IMPRESSIVE!
Absolutely beautiful job absolutely beautiful. I wish I had that kind of skill. And I love shuffleboard
You didn't make a good bar game you made a peace of ART. It looks better than mine it was given to me. Kick ass video and job. 👍👍👍🇺🇸
Very well done sir! Pine should be fine, It'll just dent a bit easier. Still suitable for years of fun! Thanks for sharing!
Very nice job sir! I am very impressed with how the table turned out!!!
Good job. Want to come to Canada and help me build one ❤
We had a nice table at Uni. Nice reminder of those times. Beautiful build.
Totally awesome. Thanks for all the tips
Bravo, my friend, such a complicated build with a minimal shop, real craftsman...
Great video. My father was a very good shuffle board player. Lot of memories come back watching you build. Thank you.
Fantastic Job!
Very good craftsmanship displayed here. Thanks for listing links to the tools that you used. Hope you are successful with future commisions.
just saved this video for my planned shuffleboard build. Have always wanted one at my house
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Great video. Amazing craftsmanship.
You inspire me, and I thank you for that. And watching your videos also reduces my stress levels, and I thank you for that, too.
Greg Wallis That is awesome to hear, thank you!!
Your craftsmanship is top notch...I wish I had one of these in my house.... way too big
Definitely going to copy this! Awesome Video Are Baloni!
Subscribed!
The tight rolled pants are awesome. Nice job on the shuffleboard also !
Great build brother!
Great build, music, speed, flow....very well done.
Thank you very much!
Great build and a beautiful table man! Just wanted to share one technique I've used in the past, that you could very well already know about cutting out a recess like you did around 3:50. After you make the border cuts with a circular saw as you did, instead of breaking out the router, I prefer simply making relief cuts between the two lines and knocking it out with a hammer. There is a little bit more cleanup work, but for me personally it more than makes up for it in time with the router. Both ways get the job done just as well, I just wanted to take a moment and share a different technique that's worked well for me in the past. In any case it looked like excellent, precise work and you've definitely earned a new subscriber.
Love the router table technique to prevent blow out when you run it through. I am going to run that from now on. Much easier than holding on to two boards.
AWESOME JOB
Awesome work. And thank you for explaining how you get the surface to bow.
Awesome Work. I'm going to try and build myself a Shuffleboard.
That was ambitious. Thanks for the video.
Excellent video and project
I was going to build one of these as my next project. Watching this has convinced me I’m not ready yet :-(. That said, watching you dry fit those tenons! Must have been very satisfying! Very impressive work!
Snyggt Jobbat!
I'm still pretty new at this, so I really appreciate all of the explanations. I had no idea how 'wood spoiled' I was until watching this... In New Hampshire (US) I'm surrounded by maples! I also had never heard of a dado stack, let alone their being illegal in some places. Theres not much that's illegal in NH ('live free or die' state). But since I don't own one its nice to see the lower tech alternative. Thanks!
That sounds pretty nice!! Good to hear :)
You've got serious skills with that miter saw! Nice job on the project.
Thank you very much!
Love the video ! Awesome Craftsmanship !the leg detail is great I’m hoping to build one inmy next home my idea is to put it inthe Dining room and have a tabletop feature that will make it work as a buffet style table ,I have a large extended family and entertain often it would be a good way to set up Chafing Dishes to keep foods warm
Great Job! I started off very ambitious wanting to make one before your video. I decided I'm getting lazy in my old age, going to have to switch to corn hole. Couple boards, beers, 6"holes.
Haha, well that sounds like a great project too! Thanks!
Great job! Awesome woodshed and skills. Keep making art Are, you have talent and skills.
Very talented
Great Job!
Great build! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Wow, that is such a huge project, looks fantastic. Enjoyed seeing how you cut some of those angled tenon's. Great build, thanks for sharing.
Geeks Wood Shop Thank you!
great job my brother, great job
Are Baloni knows how!
great build
I’ve wanted a shuffleboard for years, and now have the room, so I’ve been checking out models, prices, etc. However, after watching you build this one, I’m going to build my own! Standing by for your website and the plans. Thanks for the inspiration, and kudos to you on your woodworking skills Are!
That´s great, thank you! I am not sure when the plans will be done, but if you give me your email, I can send you the sketchup-file that I used!
Are Baloni That would be great! I am pretty sure between the sketchup and your video (and tips on the McClure System), I can make it happen. My email is billyday53@gmail.com . Looking foreward to getting started on my own shuffleboard - well, as soon as I finish my workshop in my new place. Takk så mye!
Good Morning from the NC (USA)!mountains Are! Was just watching your workbench video (Pt II), and remembered your offer to email the sketchups you used for the shuffleboard table. Sorry to bug you again, but was hoping you could email them to me? If you posted them, I’m sure others would appreciate it! I would not mind one bit if you were to sell them on your site, either! Enjoy watching you at work and your techniques. Keep filming my friend!
@@williamday1311 I´m sorry, William, I completely forgot! I will send them right away :)
@@AreBaloni Great job. Could I please be added to the email list. Thanks.
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Man! That's amazing! Size of project and skill you have... Great job!!
Very nice work.
They used to have these shuffle boards in pubs years ago. Some had lights & score boards that never seemed to be operational.
The trick is to find a Bowling Alley that is going to be torn down. Or an old Roller Skating Rink. (Man, I'm old.) Trouble then becomes cutting Rock Maple w/hardened steel fasteners inbeded in it.
Nice job 👍
Great video.
wonderful wonderful, great work.
I’ve been waiting for a good shuffleboard table build! Thank you! I am about to build one out of eastern red cedar and white oak for the back porch. Also, you should do the awkward wave at the end of all your videos. Lol
Stan Soulen That’s awesome! Thank you very much! Haha, I will! 😁
@@AreBaloni Hi Are, I saw in the comments of this build, that you have the sketch up file that you used for this shuffleboard build, could you send me a copy? send it to mazda04rx816@gmail.com. I would really appreciate it. I am a wood worker (hobby) in Derry, NH USA and loved watching your build. I do not have much more equipment that you do, but with your example, I am excited to get on with my build.
Great project and video. I have been wanting to make a shuffleboard for a long time, but always assumed it would be too difficult, you have really simplified this project, and I mean that as a compliment. Excellent work. Cheers.
BEAUTIFUL work! I want to make one as soon as I have the space for it. Thank you
I'll take one!!
So cool and impressive work!
Thank you!
Excellent job, Are! I hope you are enjoying the board.
Simply fantastic work Are! Thank you for sharing this build.
Martin MacDonald Thank you!
Great video
Excellent work, and fantastic build, well done!!
Thank you very much!
Great build and video!
Brilliant. Well done.
I never saw a Brunswick shuffleboard they make bowling lanes and pool tables !!
Great job! I enjoyed watching the build.
Absolutely loved this video, the mortise/tenon joints turned out fantastic!
Joey Dunleavey Thank you!!
Excellent job. Looks amazing.
frightmaster123 Thanks!
Great build, very informative.
Great Work! It looks really awesome!
Very technical and very cool!!!
Thank you!
First video I've seen of yours. Subscribed. I've always wanted one, maybe I'll give building one shot one day...
I’ve been wanting build one for along a long wall we have for years...my wife says “no, maybe when have a house with a bonus/game room.” With this design, I may just pull it off sooner. Thanks!
Intercepted Internet That would be awesome!
Great build, you got my sub. I work in a cabinet shop for some of our color inlays for our golf customers. For that black We dye our resin and with a decent amount of catalyst. This reduces the bleedthrough effect on the wood.
Awesome! Thank you for the tip!
Amazing work!
Great video, great editing, an absolute joy to watch and of course a beautiful piece of work!!!!!!!!!!!
PURROS Leukos Thank you very much!
Very cool!
Can't wait for your next video!
That is a gorgeous shuffleboard table! Very well done!!
Make Brooklyn Thank you! 😊
wow... it's a beast!!
You show some pretty nice technique, specially with the mortise of the legs!!
Thank you!
Really good video, enjoyed it a lot.
Very impressive work! This looks like it must have been a massive undertaking. The mortise / tenon joins took some serious skill and turned out great.
Unrealityisreal Thank you very much!
Excellent project and very well planed and made. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes
Man, you're doing quiet a good job.
This is hell of a project, made for heavy duty!
That’s awesome. 👍🏽👍🏽
Very very nice build, and you did a great job of explaining the few super important parts. Well done!
You are very talented!! Very nice project design and build.
BookofIsaiah (Matt B) Thank you very much!
love the Matt Cremona shirt
Love the craftsmanship, love the music...i find your videos relaxing to watch and amazing woodworking
very good build even with pine top the only thing I would say is a Polyurethane coating for top great work.
Great video. I look forward to more.
Looking forward to seeing more of your videos as always great job
Sweet build man!
Thank you, Tyler!
Beautiful table, and really well put together video! Thanks for sharing
amazing craftsmanship and detail shown on this project!
Huge project! Excellent work!
Very cool.
Nice work, makes me want to build one!
Great work on the table and the video, Thank you.
Thank you!!