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Nice job disabling comments on your linseed oil fire video. Lying sack of shyt. Where are both camera angles every time the fires start? Seems mighty convenient to leave them out. And where's all the smoke? And you say your buddy's shop fire starts after midnight but it's clearly 10:40. Very convenient to be shilling for a fire proof can.
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
Oh my, I’ve been drooling over that panto router system. Call me weird but I love sanding. I always joke that sanding saved my life. When I started refinishing and then eventually started building, all the stuff that was killing me and taking me from my family and friends, I don’t think about it anymore. I wish I had a teacher but RUclips is the next best thing
Beautiful job Jason. I really enjoy the humor you put into your videos. You and Craig work extremely well together. Great boss to employee relationship makes for excellent final projects. Nice to see a content creator still making something instead of just pushing stuff to purchase. Keep it up.
Hey man!! Loveee your videos. What’s missing on the internet is the making of a good pool table video. Would love for you to make one since it will be brilliant and perfectly level! You are so precise and thorough and always share the most sturdy projects! Love it
Amazon Jason. Just let me give you a recommendation from a guy who had living in a van for a year. Let your T water connections accessible for the future. It will get untight and you will have leaks of water. You will need to get them tight again. Amazing job. I started woodworking because of you :) Cheers from Spain 😊
I helped an old friend (George Nakajima) build a 16’ long table for an old restaurant in New Orleans. We spent days sanding it to a super smooth, glass-like surface! The end result was amazing! They wanted it on the second floor so they had to cut a hole in the side wall of the building , and swing it in with a crane. Anyway my old woodworking friend George just passed away in February. RIP my friend.
looks snazzy. Great job. You took a calculated risk with not jointing the individual pieces of each leg first and it paid off. I wouldn't have been so brave.
Use tile nippers for nail removal. They are about 1.5 inches wide and give more leverage with less marring. I always have a set in my trimming tool belt.
I can't believe you employed someone called Kreg! If you decide to expand further will you only interview people called Woodpecker or Rockler? Such dedication 😁
Love the videos. One thing I’ve noticed is no dust masks while sanding or cutting. I know a lot of folks look up to you so modeling long term safety would be extra great.
I didn't know you had patented the hip thrust movement. I used it this weekend and I may owe you royalties. At least I haven't used it in the shop yet!
To glue together a wide board like a tabletop, I always try to alternate the growth rings on consecutive planks for stability. For the legs, instead of gluing together 3 equal size planks, I normally put 2 or 3 narrower pieces in the middle, again for stability as well as material utilization.
I’ve been watching for a while and never comment. But I gotta say, I’ve never seen a comedian with such gifted woodworking skills. Great channel, I love the content.
That’s hilarious- I was like damn here it comes I just know it… and there it is you broke out the domino - guess that projects out. Then you broke out the mortise and tenon and I was like “yep” it’s definitely a no go, pattern is full 👍🏼
Your finger going near the router bit before it came to a complete stop at 19:36 is the scariest thing I've seen so far this year... That's probably because I almost lost use of my thumb to a router once. Thankfully, my tendon wasn't severed
Enjoy watching furniture builds with the Bourbon Moth team! Even better sipping a glass of something that comes in a small-batch. Thanks for the awesome content! Don't cut off your fingers...great signage!
Jesus approves!! Simple, yet good looking design and execution ... I'm sure they were delighted with the results! Sigh ... if only I had a pantarouter, or a domino, or a 20in planer, or the wood ... or Craig!
27:00 For squeezing together big things like that, I would normally use luggage straps. Much easier than whatever it was you were doing with double clamps.
@@TheJgoodwin74 If what I've suggested is a really stupid thing to do then please just explain why it's a stupid thing to do rather than making harsh comments. It's better to correct ignorance with sense than leave people in the dark while being an arsehole.
That Panto Router looks legit! I just did a bunch of Mortise and Tenon joints for some doors I am building and can attest that it is not easy. The Panto would have made quick work out of my project. Great video!
@Bourbon Moth Woodworking Thanks for the awesome videos. Your videos on cabinet making got my creativity going? In regards to a single wall cabinet using a single door? How about a two doors (left and right)? How about instead of a (inner) wood panel use tempered glass with an etched diamond pattern? OH and I have a crazy creative idea for a lower corner cabinet (Lazy Susan) but with a 'few' modifications to it. :) Great videos! Love the craftsmanship and detail you put into your work!
Excellent, as usual. I am surprised, however, that you didn't engineer a way for them to be joined to one another to form the originally requested 18' table. That would've been next level.
I am impressed! I have a question; can you share an approximate material costs in upcoming projects? I see lots of awesome projects, but would like to know what kind of material costs I have to calculate for
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Nice job disabling comments on your linseed oil fire video. Lying sack of shyt. Where are both camera angles every time the fires start? Seems mighty convenient to leave them out. And where's all the smoke? And you say your buddy's shop fire starts after midnight but it's clearly 10:40. Very convenient to be shilling for a fire proof can.
3:28 At this point, could you have 4” roller glued all sides, put wax paper between layers (legs) you want to keep apart, skip to 6:30?
You are the Bob Ross of wood working. I play your videos in the background while working. Please keep this up!
I love seeing woodworking channels actually building stuff, and not just peddling items. Keep it up!
Amen. I've been unsubscribing to a lot of them.
But sir, this is a Wendy's
Or just showing "shop tips" that only work 40 percent of the time anyway
Man. Nothin better than a fresh cup of joe on a Saturday morning with a brand new view of Jason building cool stuff.
Or tea
Yea and in from on Craig working taste better.
@@Cococholoco ķì⁹oq
I use coupling’s to attach my pipe clamps together, you can make them as long as you want as long as both ends of your pipes are threaded 👍
Never thought of that. Brilliant!!!
I was thinking he was going to use ratchet straps.
I would never imagine a 30 minute video about a table would be so satisfying to watch. Thank you.
Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ruclips.net/user/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!
Oh my, I’ve been drooling over that panto router system. Call me weird but I love sanding. I always joke that sanding saved my life. When I started refinishing and then eventually started building, all the stuff that was killing me and taking me from my family and friends, I don’t think about it anymore. I wish I had a teacher but RUclips is the next best thing
Great job, Craig!
Jason, your intro music just rocks!! So does your builds
Beautiful job Jason. I really enjoy the humor you put into your videos. You and Craig work extremely well together. Great boss to employee relationship makes for excellent final projects. Nice to see a content creator still making something instead of just pushing stuff to purchase. Keep it up.
you mean the way over the top/try too hard humour that children would enjoy while watching Sesame St.?
Hey man!! Loveee your videos. What’s missing on the internet is the making of a good pool table video. Would love for you to make one since it will be brilliant and perfectly level! You are so precise and thorough and always share the most sturdy projects! Love it
I mean billiards table :)
@@shivalkarasmita551 +1!
Great idea!! I have not seen it done. I’ll second that suggestion! God bless you and yours.😊
I hope Jason saw this comment!!!
😂 The snark about the panto router!
Yes. Yes, I am totally envious.
Matthias Wandel shoutout for the Pantorouter.
I love projects like this. I wish I had a closer place that has wood like the white oak you had on this one. Thanks for showing the new tool. Awesome
The Panto-router is such a nice tool!
The tables are beautiful. And that white oak seemed very dry and stable after all the milling.
Rooting for your 1 million subscribers!
That mortise and tenon tool probably saved you a full day of work. That’s awesome.
Shoutout to Matthias Wandel, inventor of the pantorouter :)
Rofl
Honestly a little surprised he didn't get a shout-out in the video, considering he's also a woodworking RUclipsr.
@@RatBasterd you really think he invented the the pantarouter?
@@riba2233 He's credited as the inventor on the tool's official website.
@@RatBasterd maybe he made the design, but he certainly didn't invent the whole concept
Great job. This is why I like my pipe clamps, with simple pipe connector you can make them long as you need , by adding pipes.
I can't believe I'm just now noticing your "Don't cut off your fingers" sign above the door. Love it! Great work by the way
Finally someone stuck around when it came time for sanding.
Have you tried using cargo straps with ratchets for clamping long things? I like it. Very effective.
Amazon Jason. Just let me give you a recommendation from a guy who had living in a van for a year. Let your T water connections accessible for the future. It will get untight and you will have leaks of water. You will need to get them tight again.
Amazing job. I started woodworking because of you :)
Cheers from Spain 😊
I helped an old friend (George Nakajima) build a 16’ long table for an old restaurant in New Orleans. We spent days sanding it to a super smooth, glass-like surface! The end result was amazing!
They wanted it on the second floor so they had to cut a hole in the side wall of the building , and swing it in with a crane.
Anyway my old woodworking friend George just passed away in February. RIP my friend.
Very impressive guys! Jobs well done.
Double the fun on this video. Cant wait to see what you come up with next
Off course I am impressed… and jealous! This 70 year old woman wishes she had a shop like yours! You do make me laugh too!
I LOVE this table! I'm actually building this exact same style for a friend
Looking good! Golf claps 👏 for you!
Oh man! That would've been SO COOL to make a ginormous 18-foot LAST SUPPER table!
Dang those would make some nice work benches. If I had a shop that is. Haha
That mortise and tenon router is awesome!
looks snazzy. Great job. You took a calculated risk with not jointing the individual pieces of each leg first and it paid off. I wouldn't have been so brave.
Awesome! That panto router was so cool
I enjoy watching Jason build things, you can see he enjoys it.
Nice work Craig whilst Jason enjoyed his Java.
You are a freak, love the face when going through the planer.
Use tile nippers for nail removal. They are about 1.5 inches wide and give more leverage with less marring. I always have a set in my trimming tool belt.
Those tables are beasts! Well done, they're beautiful.
Never gonna be able to buy one of those routers but love living vicariously through these videos haha
Excellent workmanship, beautiful tables
Nice job and professionnal as usual.
I can't believe you employed someone called Kreg! If you decide to expand further will you only interview people called Woodpecker or Rockler? Such dedication 😁
That would be Craig, not kreg 🤣
My first time looking at this shop. It's a woodworkers wet dream. Looks like a Festool retailer.
Hey Jason, looks like your rough stock handled the miter saw well. It must of had a nice face and edge already. FEWTEL BABY!
Want really long pipe clamps? Use pipe couplers. Black pipe is already threaded, so they are easy to couple together.
excellent idea! I will have to keep that in mind
Yet another job well done. I always enjoy your builds
I did learn many tricks. Thank you.
Love the videos. One thing I’ve noticed is no dust masks while sanding or cutting. I know a lot of folks look up to you so modeling long term safety would be extra great.
He has thousands invested in dust extraction so that he doesn't always need a mask. He uses a mask for certain things still though.
I'm Impressed!!!
Matthias Wandel invented the Pantorouter and has videos on how to build one out of wood.
Amazing!!!! You are so good at this. I have learned a lot from you. Thank you and God Bless!
I didn't know you had patented the hip thrust movement. I used it this weekend and I may owe you royalties. At least I haven't used it in the shop yet!
God bless you moth man.
You have an awsome shop!!
Amazing work on the tables!
To glue together a wide board like a tabletop, I always try to alternate the growth rings on consecutive planks for stability. For the legs, instead of gluing together 3 equal size planks, I normally put 2 or 3 narrower pieces in the middle, again for stability as well as material utilization.
I’ve been watching for a while and never comment. But I gotta say, I’ve never seen a comedian with such gifted woodworking skills. Great channel, I love the content.
Sanding and drinking whisky, a new life goal!
Nice job Craige and you lol and have some more bourbon lol
I love the tables, funny part is they remind me of highschool Chemistry class lab tables lol
That’s hilarious- I was like damn here it comes I just know it… and there it is you broke out the domino - guess that projects out. Then you broke out the mortise and tenon and I was like “yep” it’s definitely a no go, pattern is full 👍🏼
Fabulous, I wasn't sure I would like the white oak but it pays to see the results and not pre-judge
I’m impressed!
Love it ❤. My mom was a professional artist and had a huge oak table that weighed a ton. Beautiful mortise
Good Job making the Tables.
Twice as entertaining. Great work, thanks!
Nice assist Craig!!
Nice video. I enjoy furniture making.
Great job!!! Jesus is very proud!! Dude you always make my day, keep up the amazing work!!
Great video. That pantorouter looks like a real time-saver. Added to my wish list.
A little Bourbon Moth on the way to work.
Awesome video. And great work!
Some form of knock-down joinery might have been worth considering for those long stretchers.
Your finger going near the router bit before it came to a complete stop at 19:36 is the scariest thing I've seen so far this year... That's probably because I almost lost use of my thumb to a router once. Thankfully, my tendon wasn't severed
Great work! You make woodworking, enjoyable
The jokes on Jason... The church will like these 2 tables so much, they will want 8 more to match!
Great job amazing work.
Love, love, love that new mortising/tenoning machine but $2300 - ouch!
Enjoy watching furniture builds with the Bourbon Moth team! Even better sipping a glass of something that comes in a small-batch. Thanks for the awesome content! Don't cut off your fingers...great signage!
Beautiful Work!!
Jesus approves!!
Simple, yet good looking design and execution ... I'm sure they were delighted with the results!
Sigh ... if only I had a pantarouter, or a domino, or a 20in planer, or the wood ... or Craig!
Looks great! Thanks for a good show.
27:00 For squeezing together big things like that, I would normally use luggage straps. Much easier than whatever it was you were doing with double clamps.
Hahaha.... the expert wood working You Tube comment troll has arrived.
@@TheJgoodwin74 If what I've suggested is a really stupid thing to do then please just explain why it's a stupid thing to do rather than making harsh comments. It's better to correct ignorance with sense than leave people in the dark while being an arsehole.
Another good video got my laughs and got to see expensive tools being used.
That Panto Router looks legit! I just did a bunch of Mortise and Tenon joints for some doors I am building and can attest that it is not easy. The Panto would have made quick work out of my project. Great video!
To get longer clamps I use pipes that are threaded on both ends so they can be connected by a coupler in the middle.
@Bourbon Moth Woodworking Thanks for the awesome videos. Your videos on cabinet making got my creativity going? In regards to a single wall cabinet using a single door? How about a two doors (left and right)? How about instead of a (inner) wood panel use tempered glass with an etched diamond pattern? OH and I have a crazy creative idea for a lower corner cabinet (Lazy Susan) but with a 'few' modifications to it. :) Great videos! Love the craftsmanship and detail you put into your work!
Fantastic looking tables. Keep the videos coming.
I'm gonna need a full in depth demo on the Hibbs-Thrust technique.
Excellent, as usual. I am surprised, however, that you didn't engineer a way for them to be joined to one another to form the originally requested 18' table. That would've been next level.
You can... Just push them together!
Nice, strong tables 👍
Thank you for not posting a ton of shorts I like the longer videos
Great work! well done!
I am impressed! I have a question; can you share an approximate material costs in upcoming projects? I see lots of awesome projects, but would like to know what kind of material costs I have to calculate for
Even just listing the board-feet of wood used would be great.
22:20 Never seen Craig SO happy lmao
Good job Craig.
I for sure was watching if you where to use your patented hip thrust technique !
Spreading that glue, I see you moving on to mudding drywall 😂 let’s see it my man. Awesome stuff, keep it up 👍
I was really expecting "Bourbon Bites" to be a food channel 😂