DiResta Steel & Oak End Tables
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Watch as I I build a set of steel & oak end tables. This was a great furniture project build for an even greater cause. This set of end tables is my contribution for the #make4good fund raiser for Boys Town! Please go take a look for information about these tables that will be auctioned off!!
Thank you !
Thank you to
armor-tool.com
And
ponyjorgensen.com
For the steel and wood clamps used in this video!
All this years and the slow motion still makes me think something will go wrong.
no , I took the lesson while ago 😁 .
I'm not sure what you mean, this video was recorded and presented entirely in real time....lol
Im glad to know I'm not the only one who glues stuff together on the table saw.. dang the little rust spots...
My table saw rust spots are the bats adding patina...
That is by far the coolest belt sander I have ever seen, such a cool piece of machinery.
"Mister, are you sure it's safe to use a table saw like that?"
"Just wait until you see me on the band saw."
The way Jimmy holds the angle grinder always has me on edge.
*Jimmy loses a pinky finger* - whoops, ok maybe I should be a bit safer....
lets not mention the jointer
Cool project! Nice to see that I'm not the only one who stacks crap on the other side of my fence.
Grabbing the inside of the guard on his grinder. It’s always safety first with this man.
A white di Resta Tool? Living history!
At least he was welding with glov.....oh never mind
Some guys remove the guard, but Jimmy removes the grip and uses the guard for that instead.
Eh, an abrasive tool like that will usually give you a bit of free exfoliation if you slip! Like sanding small dowels on a belt sander, who needs fingerprints?!
Jimmy Diresta...the man ..the legend that welds with no gloves and wears a Rolex.
When is there gonna be an Emmy category for best you tube video. You and picciuto are killing it
I love Jimmy vids. Every project looks simple at first....and then Jimmy takes you to school. Awesome project 😎
The filming and editing of these videos is as good as the product itself
You have used it a few times now, but that sanding machine is funky! Great job Jimmy
Oh so satisfying to see the "Diresta White" power tools again.
Milling marks and paint effects gives wood great character. So creative! and for a great cause! 👍👍👍👍👍
Super creative how you use the machining marks as an accent for the piece & the effect really works well. Reminds me of under water plants standing tall & catchingrays of sunshine. Thanks for sharing!
Great tables for a great cause, too many favorite parts in this build to mention very nice work 👌
Восхищен! Приятно смотреть на Вашу работу!
Awesome. I love how the steel in the corners of the waterfall is visible, and the fasteners are on the face instead of hidden. It shows how it's made.
That stroke sander is spectacular.
JIM ALL YOU DO IS GREAT THE HAND EYE WORK REPRODUCE IS JUST OUTSTANDING, MUCH APRECATED ON ALL VIDEOS .
listening to your videos is also very entertaining.
Love your work. yêu những tấm gỗ xinh đẹp
They look excellent. Love the inclusion of fault .......turned to art.
Your work is nothing short of AMAZING! Wish I could buy those.
Very nice. Love the rough saw wood look
2 beautiful end tables.
Nice pieces. Like them.. Thanks Jimmy.
While I'm not usually a huge fan of super-rough wood, especially hardwood, these are obviously really nice. I like that technique of the contrasting paint that's mostly sanded away. Neat!
Диреста лучший, он вдохновил меня. И я начал работать, купил инструменты и все получается 👍
Ржавчина во внутренних углах уголка тебя не смущает, конкретно в этом проекте? А в целом - отличное что он вдохновляет людей работать руками.
Екатерина Екатерина конкретно этот проект у меня ваще пачку вопросов вызывает! Так и смотрел с одной приподнятой бровью.
Но не могу отрицать что и в моем случае Джимми оказал мощное влияние! Не из-за его видео начал заниматься, конечно, но лично для меня он личность знаковая.
Екатерина Екатерина большая часть изделий диресты - полнейший фарш, что не мешает ему продаваться.
That jointer could do double duty as an aircraft carrier! Total tool envy would love to have a solid state beast like that. Awesome work as usual sir!
Always enjoy your content! The effort and experience you put into your videos is always entertaining....thank you!
Dado blade? Nah, Jimmy don't need no dado blade...
The saw pattern/ wood grain looks slick on those boards, I like this, I might have to try similar, with simple hand tools hahah, and borrow a cousin's welder ahhaah
Great work, as usual. Keep going and wish you good luck, Jimmy.
Nice more dangerous table saw tricks from diresta that I’m tempted to try
Keep in mind that he has a table saw with saw stop 😅
No kidding. His cross cutting practices are a lesson in what not to do with a table saw. Even a SawStop won't protect against kickback.
I think I’ve heard him say, many times, not to attempt using the tools the way he does, and that he only uses them that way because he has several years of experience and know how his machines react.
That green beast of a sander is the single most greatest machine ever
love it! Wood paint so simple, but such a nice touch.
Awesome jimmy!
That massive sander is a magic piece of kit!
Nice work as always, Jimmy! I like the 45-degree angles. Rock on, brother!
It's nice thinking this is gonna hold a good shape for decades
Im always amazed when I see this mammoth sender in action . I hope you still using it in your new barn shop . Great project as always . Thank you Jimmy !
70/100
Interesting project. Nice work as usual! Thanks for sharing!
Very pretty, simple and classy!! Enjoyed the build, thanks for sharing! :)
Sweet saw marks!
Jimmy with those hettich quadro v6 drawer runners. You need a 6mm hole in the drawer back for the hook to grab into the drawer. That is why they are soft closing and they are a soft close runner.
We used to those runners every day. But we upgrade to better runners
I left out the details of the drawer but the dust go in the runners and slowed them down .. thank you!
Excellent work!
Really love this one. I learn something new on every JimmyDiresta build video. I'm doin this one. Expert edit!
Awesome work as always
Excellent work as always! Great job Jimmy!
YET AGAIN JUST ,OUTSTANDING.
Very nice and a nice cause!
Awesome job my Brother they look so nice to,I will see you again later much love Family :)
Love them!
Excellent work, Jimmy!!
Wow, Jumpy Diresta! That's awesome!
I'd never seen a magnetic sweeper like that before - pretty cool!
A lot of metal working shops or shops in general will have them around. Also good for sweeping a lawn for lost keys.
@@tylergarza8695 When I drop a screw or something in my shag carpet I use a big magnet to find it before I step on it :-)
Classic diresta! Love these style of videos!
Beautiful work there Jimmy. I got to hang with him for hours at the Makers Rendezvous yay me. LOL.
Love you Jimmy!
I like those!
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I like the look of the wood, great job.
Rustic Charm .... Learned again... Stay well my brother
Beautiful!
I like your safty concept - sawstop an on the other side this planer ;-)
How 'bout a sheet- and expanded-metal belt guard?
Those are real nice!
14:38... Poor's sanding. Hahaha love Jimmy, from Bariloche Argentina.
Awesome as usual.
I don’t know how you freehand everything and still get accuracy. I use the dang miter saw and things don’t line up. 🤷🏻♂️ Beautiful job and once again I picked up a tip I can take back to the shop for a future build.
You do know Jimmy is an android right? I think Bob Clagett has a video series on how he was constructed.
Scott Bouters-If Scott Can You Can well that explains a few things. But it raises many more.
What accuracy? You don't need any of it for the kind of work he does. You just need style, of which he has plenty.
Arcus Cerebellumus thanks for your insight. I see so much more clearly now.
@@ManCrafting "I can see clearly now the rain is gone
I can see all obstacles in my way
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind
It's gonna be a bright
Bright sunshiny day"
I laugh every time I see that massive jointer. It's so comical and I'm so jealous.
Yes, the twin-bed-sized jointer. Can you imagine how much that beast must weight?!
@@AHustleIsLikeASideOfFries I think he said on the "Making It" podcast (when he purchased it) it's 2000 pounds. I might be completely wrong but that's what I remember. I do remember he paid $1000 for it without a motor and he got it off a guy that got it for free.
@@hgtydjdjdgh67889 Thanks, I gotta start listening to that pod
Cool video. 1:06 just noticed you're rocking your new jeans, slick. Awesome looking end tables. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thanks for the video.
Love your work. Best regards from Ireland
Nicely done
beautiful, greetings from Italy.💯👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️
I extremely Love your work
Best regards from Pakistan
Thank you 🙏
I LOVE your builds and videos.
Very skilled, very interesting, always innovative.
BUT -
Not a safety troll but I do suggest protective gear.
Us (biologists) use UV to mutate bacteria, yeast, kill viruses, etc - and burning hot metal produced a LOT of UV.
So beyond the helmet - gloves at least are a must have as your hands are the closest organ to the light... a good jacket designed for welding is also a good idea.
I know, I know 'You just said you don't want to be a safety troll!"
I'm not a troll - I'm an egoist - I want more DIRESTA videos for many many years... :)
take care!
SL
These are beautiful! And heavy!
Using your wonderful antique jointer is a good thing. Not having guards to cover the the cutter is a bad thing in my opinion. This machine has been used in other videos and your left hand gets way too close to the open cutters and can be easy to loose tract of in some kind of less than favorable event. You are so handy and fabricating a swing away guard it could be worth your effort. Just not for your safety but also the talent that works with you. " Safety doesn't happen by Accident". Please take time for Project Jointer Guards, Make a video and make us feel safe. Thank You
Excellent work as always!
REALLY like how you accented the milling marks on the oak - stealing that one :)
I like! Well done bro
great work and great jimmy ciao
Inspired.
Again.
Thank you.
Love how you just welded the drawer slides... most of us (or at least me..) would have overcomplicated it.
please excuse my ignorance but just wondering what sort of sander your using ?
Saab if you are referring to the big green sander. The type is called a Lacey sander.
@@highroller8877 many thanks
Nice job!👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 as always...☺️
wild build! I love it! very inspiring.
The 45 angle and the steel in between the top and sides? Super detail that solves the end grain issue with continuous grain and no long miter to glue. Nice.
Awesome work Jimmy! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Amazing mr.Jimmy , good work .
Good lookin set of tables for a good cause.
Just what I need. Thanks Jimmy!!
Great job Mr Diresta!
Wonderful!!
Sweeeeeet brother 👊🏽👊🏽🎺🎺👍🏽
Wow, just wow! 👍🏻👍🏻
I love your work!
Só coisa bonita e bem feita
At 7:00 minutes, that machine still amazes me.
Beautiful, as usual.