I made a drawer pull like this yesterday (out of some tight grained cedar) and it came out really nice. So much nicer than a store bought handle, and it makes a great finishing touch for the cedar end table I'm building. Thanks for all the knowledge and info that you share, this one really helped me out a lot. I've been enjoying your videos on an almost daily basis lately, and am learning a lot. Thank you.
Hi Jon, just want to say I've really enjoyed watching your videos. The drawer pulls was especially good - I'm starting to build boxes and having fun making lid handles. This helped a lot. I use cans to make radius too - I even used a trash can lid recently. Ha! Would love to visit sometime. I grew up in Ocean City/Linwood down south. Get back that way occasionally. Keep up the good work! Thanks and Cheers/Jim Good
John Peters Arts & Home I use tô see your channel tô improve muito conversations skills and I learn a lot with you. Salve, salve from Minas Gerais, Brasil.
Hola Jon. Soy de Guatemala y me gustan mucho tus videos, todo lo que haces pareciera que es tan fácil. Cuanto hace que eres carpintero. Quiero hacer una bufetera, tienes algún video sobre este mueble???? Saludos
Save all those rosewood scraps use double sided tape to hold them down to a scrap wood backer to make decortive screw plugs or Green and Green square tenon pegs
Jon, I really enjoy your videos. This coffee table looks great. What dimension lumber did you use? Is that 5/4 cherry for the box? Are the legs made from the same dimension lumber or thicker stock.
Hmm what happened at 6:55. The video skipped and I can't figure out what you missed ha ha ha, just being very observant with how you do things lol. Great work though, thanks.
A like and a subscribe from me........ you do great work. Is woodworking your primary business? I wish I'd gotten into it earlier in life, but life got in the way lol But now that I'm retired I spend a lot of time in my shop.
I made a drawer pull like this yesterday (out of some tight grained cedar) and it came out really nice. So much nicer than a store bought handle, and it makes a great finishing touch for the cedar end table I'm building. Thanks for all the knowledge and info that you share, this one really helped me out a lot. I've been enjoying your videos on an almost daily basis lately, and am learning a lot. Thank you.
can't get enough from your woodworking videos
+Tradstone701 Thank you!
The only thing that i can tell about you is You are PERFECT.I LOVE U SO MUCH.NOT ONLY FOU VIDEOS BUT FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR PASSION.
Awesome looking coffee table. Ive learned several techniques from watching your videos. Keep up the awesome work Jon!
you work very professionally! i am learning a lot from you!
You do such beautiful work, Jon! Thanks for showing how you make the drawer pulls. I have always wondered how that shape was made.
Outstanding piece of furniture. I really liked it.
The music playing in the video is awesome along with you work...
Beautiful work - I'm definitely going to give this a go on 2 bedside tables that I'm making.
Hi Jon.
Just love your work..I have never made anything before and find your site facinating..will keep following your work..Thanks a lot....Graham UK
Thanks Graham
Hi Jon, just want to say I've really enjoyed watching your videos. The drawer pulls was especially good - I'm starting to build boxes and having fun making lid handles. This helped a lot. I use cans to make radius too - I even used a trash can lid recently. Ha! Would love to visit sometime. I grew up in Ocean City/Linwood down south. Get back that way occasionally. Keep up the good work! Thanks and Cheers/Jim Good
now I know what to do with that small block of Walnut I have,looks nice Jon
Charles recommended That I google up Woody Hyezmar…, lo and behold he’s giving his woodworking plans at no cost!
this is true craftsmanship. what a lovely piece. addicted to your videos (just like Tradstone701 and so many others) :-)
I love it, beautiful work.
John Peters Arts & Home I use tô see your channel tô improve muito conversations skills and I learn a lot with you. Salve, salve from Minas Gerais, Brasil.
As usual, great video. Thank you for sharing.
Amazing job! Thanks for sharing. from Indonesia
master craftsman right here . nice pulls
Great work
Lovely table!
Jon, I may have to borrow your drawer handle design, they turned out awesome.
The whole project looks great.
Thanks for posting.
Very nice work
wonderful piece!
Hermoso diseño de la manija,me gustaría ver la confección de la mesa. La traducción excelente.
Hola Jon. Soy de Guatemala y me gustan mucho tus videos, todo lo que haces pareciera que es tan fácil. Cuanto hace que eres carpintero. Quiero hacer una bufetera, tienes algún video sobre este mueble???? Saludos
Hi thanks, 25 years no I don't have a video on a chafing dish. thank you
John Peters é muito gentil.
Gosto muito do trabalho dele,
Aprendo Inglês com ele.
Good job, thank you for this video.
thanks Peters
Very inspiring, thanks
Save all those rosewood scraps use double sided tape to hold them down to a scrap wood backer to make decortive screw plugs or Green and Green square tenon pegs
كل اعمالك جميله وبفهم منك
Mmmmmm a gallon and a pint to make the radius. Sadly, in Europe we're litres! I may have to use a compass!
edward charles Then go use your compASS.. This isn't europe.
Very nice, what lacquer did you use?
Jon, I really enjoy your videos. This coffee table looks great. What dimension lumber did you use? Is that 5/4 cherry for the box? Are the legs made from the same dimension lumber or thicker stock.
Love the satin look of a nicely sanded waterlox finish. Epoxy can be way too glossy
am wondering how/whether this could be done with a jigsaw instead of a bandsaw
Hi Jon
Do you have the video for making the table? I searched and couldn't find it. Can you post the link?
Thanks
Hmm what happened at 6:55. The video skipped and I can't figure out what you missed ha ha ha, just being very observant with how you do things lol. Great work though, thanks.
Thanks
I like that! Consider them copied!
You should use threaded inserts instead of wood screws .
A like and a subscribe from me........ you do great work. Is woodworking your primary business? I wish I'd gotten into it earlier in life, but life got in the way lol But now that I'm retired I spend a lot of time in my shop.
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If you want you can learn from woodprix scripts how to make it yourself.
It's simple, Just go to woodprix page - click the start button and make it yourself.
I created something like that thanks to the stodoys instructions.
Thank You
I bought instruction from woodprix and I build it very very cheap.