How to Build the Perfect Nightstand - Woodworking

[@thehampshirewoodturner]

absolutely brilliant a real joy to watch you at work

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@My_Life_ua]

Шикарная работа! 🤝🏻 Сверхнадежная сборка всех компонентов, и дизайн отличный! 👍🏻

[@woob31]

Magnificent! Your TV stand inspired me a lot and your videos are a pleasure to watch

[@avswood]

Thank you! It’s true that this is just a bedside table!🙂

[@papplaszlo787]

Beautiful!

[@avswood]

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[@grzegorzkrol5621]

Swietna półka i mega precyzja 👍

[@avswood]

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[@marcus_k85]

Very impressive!

[@avswood]

😊

[@fisch6869]

great work - looks realy perfect

[@avswood]

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[@pch4287]

Beautiful work. Congratulations

[@avswood]

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[@DZAntiSioniste]

Nice job
from ALGERIA

[@avswood]

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[@spinelet]

Why on earth did you freehand the first edge on the table saw when you have a track saw...

[@snaffus]

B-roll is b-roll.

[@ZaZaKayy]

Only reason I could think of was maybe test out his new toy, or if he’s had it a while maybe he was testing a new blade. Apart from that I also don’t have a scooby

[@johnathanswartzentruber7708]

I'm not the only one that was wondering that, haha. And the jointer was just used, too

[@avswood]

I used a table saw because it turned out to be faster and more convenient for this task. With a table saw, there is no need to secure the workpiece or align a guide rail, which is especially inconvenient when working with shorter pieces. Additionally, a track saw is designed for precision cuts, and using it for rough cutting 50 mm thick boards is impractical. The blade dulls quickly due to sand in the bark, and uneven or oversized boards can place additional strain on the tool. Using a track saw for rough cuts in this case simply doesn’t make sense.
Yes, a table saw requires greater caution and attention to safety compared to a track saw, but with proper practice, it is a very efficient and reliable tool.

[@Mef637]

Fantastic

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@grandibig9161]

Really great work, very nice, I'm just a little worried about this sharp corner by the pillow, if someone sleeps restlessly, they could easily find it with their head

[@avswood]

Thank you for your feedback! There is enough space between the bed and the nightstand, which makes this corner safe in practice.

[@davidyuen5123]

if kids sit on it， will it
Break?

[@Владимир-н8н]

Very butterfly!

[@avswood]

Thank you😊

[@alessandroscaramuzzo4550]

Sono solo un semplice hobbista e i tuoi lavori sono un sogno. Complimenti anche per il video che è un piacere da guardare 😊

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@christophedelepaut6398]

Salut, je découvre ta chaîne et je m’abonne, super boulot 👍👍🇧🇪

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@cleaningismorestress-relieving]

I see people don't like to see the combination of iron, metal and wood.

[@sandorsuto7673]

super.

[@avswood]

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[@MCsCreations]

Stunning nightstand, Andrius! Wonderful work!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@avswood]

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[@o_z8787]

Тот момент когда чувак делает ТУМБОЧКУ , на оборудовании в 6-10000$ , из дуба !

[@6453bianchi]

Question for ya man. When u were making the mortises on the drawer boxes were u just referencing the tabs on the domino? If so how’d u do it for the side with the dado cut for the panel? Awesome build man. Like the 5th time I’ve watched it.

[@avswood]

I try to use the alignment stops whenever possible, but in cases where that’s not an option-like with a dado, as in the drawer-I rely on the markings on the Domino.

[@osobaprywatna3455]

Perfecto

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@WeTheP30PL3]

15:40 what type of pad are you using for the sanding ?

[@avswood]

P-150-220

[@hasanhuseyin3769]

Very nice work, great workmanship. What type of wood do you use?

[@karppolikarp1990]

Это дуб

[@JennerCS]

nice

[@avswood]

Thanks

[@javieriturramora3168]

elegancia

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@pierrebecouze6366]

Bonjour belle réalisation 👏🏼
Auriez vous la référence des coulisses svp merci

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊

[@nelsondelgado5610]

What is the railing called that you screwed into the bottom of the drawer

[@avswood]

These are called push to open concealed drawer guides

[@евгений-т5ж4х]

👍

[@mauserkk98]

Very nice ,what is the size?.

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊
430x300x250mm

[@Tenniszogger]

How much does something like this cost to buy? I dont have and of These Tools needed…

[@woodprojects5251]

Весь секрет у ЗОЛОТОМУ МОЛОТКУ 😅😅😅

[@karppolikarp1990]

Простейшее изделие, если собирать из готовых клееных щитов, то достаточно будет только циркулярной пилы, шуруповерта, пва, сверла на 8мм и шкантов. Ни прочность, ни конструктив не пострадают

[@hasanhuseyin3769]

What is the tree name you are using here?

[@avswood]

Thank you! This is an oak

[@dj_3jio577]

ГЛанвое не шандарахнуться об этот угол)))

[@wiengs1480]

I see slow rell

[@alexrodriguezdedpanas4923]

Слишком тонкая доска, нужно было ещё толще взять))

[@pro100bbcdesignfreelancers5]

Было бы несомненно теплее внутри в холодные зимы! 🙃

[@alexbutcher3954]

Гарна робота 👍👍👍

[@avswood]

Дякую!

[@bibiyeya5388]

That must of been real had and time consuming you made a square wow

[@avswood]

Thanks 😊