Like the build, contrary to the rest of the comment i like the charring as well. It brings a good contrast and also makes the legs a bitmore moisture resistant.
I put a lot of time and heart in this video especially and going in with the thought process of: “what would I want to see if I watched this video “. Your comments and feedback means a lot. I am looking forward to hearing from you hopefully after the next video release. Thanks!
It always happens… I think something up and it seems like not that much work…. And three or for weeks later after working on the project I think 🤔… what did I get myself into… this was definitely one of those also. Thanks for watching and for the comment. More 😎 builds coming soon!
I have been working on improving my builds and quality of filming. Thank you for the feedback. I have more builds, some small and some bigger in the works. I hope to see you back soon.
I can honestly say that it turned out much better than I expected and the client was happy to take it off my hands meaning very happy with the price. I haven’t seen the stick into $50k kitchen. I will have to look that one up… sounds interesting. Thanks for watching. More to come from this channel.
These fence pickets were about 5/8 of an inch thick. I would say that the fence was at least 10 years old. It had been treated about every year, except for the last two it probably went untreated because it was falling apart in many areas. I’m happy with the way it turned out and I’m glad you enjoyed. I am also looking forward to the next release. Working on a couple projects now. Talk to you soon. Thanks for tuning in.
What was the trick at getting the dowel spacing lined up right at 13:00? Are the dowels making a little dent after tapping the leg down with the mallet? Great build by the way, came out really clean!
I used dowel center punches (link below) and that worked really well. I took pride in the fact that there is no metal hardware used for attachment anything. Just good old wood and glue. Fun build. Thanks for your comment and for watching. amzn.to/3K5nfp3
Great piece. Well done. All this time when you were cutting, sanding and staining, you were wearing a mask. When you were stirring all this stuff you didn't want to inhale, where was that cute little dog?
Thanks! My dogs only hang out with me in the garage when I’m not making dust. When the mask goes on, the dogs go inside. One of these days I hope to have good dust collection set up so I won’t need the mask so much. Thanks for watching and your comment
Thanks. I really like the way it turned out also. I brought it inside for two reasons. The first was due to it was a little chilly outside in the garage during that timeframe and the epoxy levels much better in warmer environments. The second reason is that I had another project and video that was was working on and if I left it to cure out in the garage, I wouldn’t have be able to make any dust. And you know dust is kind of my thing… 😂. I have more neat items that I am working on. Hope to see you back for the next project. Thanks again
That is got to be one of my worst fears. You know I was using my saw yesterday and resawing some boards. Some resistance caused me to use more force than I normally do. Glad to now have a tip of what else could happen. I definitely don’t want to get my hand in there. Thanks again!
You make a fair point. Some do not see this as time well spent and I understand that and respect your perspective. I will say that I myself had a lot of fun making this and I am in the process of making more items out of old wood that most would put in the burn pile. This is just what I enjoy doing in my spare time. Glad you liked the video. I invite you to tune in again for the next build and continue to offer your feedback and even suggestion of how to make the builds or content a better experience for viewers and supporters of this type of footage. Thanks
Wow beautiful build and recently new to wood working still leanring havent done a first build yet, but i herd burning it the way you did actauly helps the wood better? Great vid glad i came across your chamnel you got a new sub brother 🫡
Woodworking is a big stress relief and I believe a work in progress for everyone. I started building small stuff like bird houses and pallet projects to begin with. I have messed up a lot of things and learned alot. Thankfully I have kept all my fingers. Thanks for watching and for the Sub. More to come on this channel. See you soon!
@JohnWagoner-bd7ux Nice and yes your absolutely correct which is why I decided to take it up. I'm 100% disabled veteran who can't work and found that I have nothing but time on my hands an my head runs none stop smh. So this is going to be great journey for myself and look forward to more builds I'll let you know what my first build ends up being 🫡
Like the build, contrary to the rest of the comment i like the charring as well. It brings a good contrast and also makes the legs a bitmore moisture resistant.
Thanks much! I like the way it turned out also. Thanks for watching.
Well done. Darlington, SC
Hey -- Thanks much!
Very nice looking project. Great job
Thanks much. I was happy with how it turned out 😄!
😮❤. Wow. Nice work!
I was already liking the table build and then you had to go on and pull out the geetar. Killed it
I put a lot of time and heart in this video especially and going in with the thought process of: “what would I want to see if I watched this video “. Your comments and feedback means a lot. I am looking forward to hearing from you hopefully after the next video release. Thanks!
Beautiful Table! Great job..
Thank you very much! I have more builds that I’m working on and can’t wait to share. I hope to talk to you soon. 👍
That was a lot of work but it turned out great. I love wood projects.
It always happens… I think something up and it seems like not that much work…. And three or for weeks later after working on the project I think 🤔… what did I get myself into… this was definitely one of those also. Thanks for watching and for the comment. More 😎 builds coming soon!
This is an awesome build!
I have been working on improving my builds and quality of filming. Thank you for the feedback. I have more builds, some small and some bigger in the works. I hope to see you back soon.
Nice table and a reasonable price for that much work. Not like the I turned a stick into a $50,000 kitchen video.
I can honestly say that it turned out much better than I expected and the client was happy to take it off my hands meaning very happy with the price. I haven’t seen the stick into $50k kitchen. I will have to look that one up… sounds interesting. Thanks for watching. More to come from this channel.
That's talent!! 🎉
Much appreciated
Ok, The guitar earned you a Sub... Great Video!
Thanks 🙏. Glad you enjoyed… more coming soon!
Sweet build! New subscriber
Thanks much 🙏. Got more coming soon!
I’d love to find fence pickets that were that thick. Were they treated?
Enjoyed the build. Looking forward to the next one
These fence pickets were about 5/8 of an inch thick. I would say that the fence was at least 10 years old. It had been treated about every year, except for the last two it probably went untreated because it was falling apart in many areas. I’m happy with the way it turned out and I’m glad you enjoyed. I am also looking forward to the next release. Working on a couple projects now. Talk to you soon. Thanks for tuning in.
What was the trick at getting the dowel spacing lined up right at 13:00? Are the dowels making a little dent after tapping the leg down with the mallet? Great build by the way, came out really clean!
I used dowel center punches (link below) and that worked really well. I took pride in the fact that there is no metal hardware used for attachment anything. Just good old wood and glue. Fun build. Thanks for your comment and for watching.
amzn.to/3K5nfp3
Great piece. Well done. All this time when you were cutting, sanding and staining, you were wearing a mask. When you were stirring all this stuff you didn't want to inhale, where was that cute little dog?
Thanks! My dogs only hang out with me in the garage when I’m not making dust. When the mask goes on, the dogs go inside. One of these days I hope to have good dust collection set up so I won’t need the mask so much. Thanks for watching and your comment
Great job man!
Thanks! This was a fun build.
Beautiful table 🔥💜🔥 Love the legs and contrast! Is there a reason you did the second coat inside?
Thanks. I really like the way it turned out also. I brought it inside for two reasons. The first was due to it was a little chilly outside in the garage during that timeframe and the epoxy levels much better in warmer environments. The second reason is that I had another project and video that was was working on and if I left it to cure out in the garage, I wouldn’t have be able to make any dust. And you know dust is kind of my thing… 😂. I have more neat items that I am working on. Hope to see you back for the next project. Thanks again
Be careful with that plastic push stick. Mine broke in have and sent my knuckle into the blade. This was 2 years ago and it still hurts like heck.
That is got to be one of my worst fears. You know I was using my saw yesterday and resawing some boards. Some resistance caused me to use more force than I normally do. Glad to now have a tip of what else could happen. I definitely don’t want to get my hand in there. Thanks again!
need strings & a tune up..........but the table turned out nice.
It may just be operator error 😂. Thanks for the compliment on the table.
i liked the video and all the details but i think it's a waste of time, money and equipment for a simple table that you can buy for $30 in the market
You make a fair point. Some do not see this as time well spent and I understand that and respect your perspective. I will say that I myself had a lot of fun making this and I am in the process of making more items out of old wood that most would put in the burn pile. This is just what I enjoy doing in my spare time. Glad you liked the video. I invite you to tune in again for the next build and continue to offer your feedback and even suggestion of how to make the builds or content a better experience for viewers and supporters of this type of footage. Thanks
Dude... it's about having pride in something that you built with your own hands. Nothing like it. Until you try it, you'll never understand...
You had me until you burned the base! 😎
Burned base didn’t work for you? What would have worked better in your opinion? Thanks for the watch and comment.
Wow beautiful build and recently new to wood working still leanring havent done a first build yet, but i herd burning it the way you did actauly helps the wood better? Great vid glad i came across your chamnel you got a new sub brother 🫡
Woodworking is a big stress relief and I believe a work in progress for everyone. I started building small stuff like bird houses and pallet projects to begin with. I have messed up a lot of things and learned alot. Thankfully I have kept all my fingers. Thanks for watching and for the Sub. More to come on this channel. See you soon!
@JohnWagoner-bd7ux
Nice and yes your absolutely correct which is why I decided to take it up. I'm 100% disabled veteran who can't work and found that I have nothing but time on my hands an my head runs none stop smh. So this is going to be great journey for myself and look forward to more builds I'll let you know what my first build ends up being 🫡
Awesome and thank you for your service. Looking forward to talking more about your experience. Keep in touch
@JohnWagoner-bd7ux
Roger thank you so much. I'll keep you posted look forward to the next vid 🫡