So much in this video, it looks great. I’m thinking about buying a thicknesser, and would be very interested in more content about working with raw materials: e.g. what to look for when selecting timber, properties of different species, how to store it, does it need seasoning, how much wastage to allow for, and does it stay flat after planing?
Beautiful. Great stuff. I've been thinking of making an entry table with similar structure. What was your thinking about the possibility of the panels to expand/contract?
@duncanstreet4955 it's super expensive here as well, but when you buy it in this rough form, air dryed etc. Then it's not that expensive. But you need to dry it properly and then mill it 🙄
@cholly1972 it's a Titan jointer from Screwfix can't go any cheaper than that, Rage 5S table saw one of the cheapest out there, planer/thickneser when I bought it about 6 years ago it was on the cheap side. So yes budget tools. No Festool, no cast iron jointers, no drum sanders, no cabinet saws, no Bosch, Milwaukee, Makitas, Woodpeckers, no professional cabinet making tools.
@ADHDIYuk Everywhere, all my tools are budget tools. No Festool, no Bosch, no Milwaukee, no Woodpeckers, no Makitas, no massive cast iron jointers, no drum sanders etc.
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Good job Tomasz,👍thanks for this vidéo.
Thank you for watching 👍
Beautiful work Tomasz, one of your best 👌
Thank you so much 😀
Great project. Thanks for sharing the video.
Thanks for watching!
Great build Tomaz
@jamesnewman2164 thank you kindly 👍
Lovely job Tomazs… one of your best projects I reckon 😊
Thank you kindly
Wonderful desk, Tomasz! Beautiful work!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
@@MCsCreations thanks mate 👍
Great job! Congratulations
@lcjrio thank you very much
Great project mate! Definitely need to treat yourself to a new router bit though! 😂
@lionandbear hehe for sure 👍😅
So much in this video, it looks great. I’m thinking about buying a thicknesser, and would be very interested in more content about working with raw materials: e.g. what to look for when selecting timber, properties of different species, how to store it, does it need seasoning, how much wastage to allow for, and does it stay flat after planing?
@JohnMacklin-e8e thanks 😊
Some great topics for few videos. I'll add them to my list 😀👍
Beautiful. Great stuff.
I've been thinking of making an entry table with similar structure.
What was your thinking about the possibility of the panels to expand/contract?
@yossiyaari3760 thank you for watching 👍
Lovely job Thomaz, love the Oak, would cost a fortune for that wood in the UK!
@duncanstreet4955 it's super expensive here as well, but when you buy it in this rough form, air dryed etc. Then it's not that expensive. But you need to dry it properly and then mill it 🙄
That’s a beautiful desk, great design and well built. Great job. 👏
@kstewart3657 thank you 😊
@@CasualDIY Here in Slovakia 700-1000 Euros per m3 (2800-4000 Zlotys)
Budget tools?
Jointer, planer/thicknesser, table saw.
Only budget tool i saw was the evolution circular saw
@cholly1972 it's a Titan jointer from Screwfix can't go any cheaper than that, Rage 5S table saw one of the cheapest out there, planer/thickneser when I bought it about 6 years ago it was on the cheap side. So yes budget tools. No Festool, no cast iron jointers, no drum sanders, no cabinet saws, no Bosch, Milwaukee, Makitas, Woodpeckers, no professional cabinet making tools.
Due the shape of the rough material you have a lot of cut offs. I guess you keep them for small projects.
Exactly, most will end up in some epoxy resin project.
Budget tools? Where?
@ADHDIYuk Everywhere, all my tools are budget tools. No Festool, no Bosch, no Milwaukee, no Woodpeckers, no Makitas, no massive cast iron jointers, no drum sanders etc.