How to Build a Modern Bar Cart // Round Tray // Dowel // DIY Woodworking
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2019
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That drunk moment when dowel starts to sound like drawer. In all seriousness, great build! I’m going to make a circle cutting jig for my router now.
Hahaha! Maybe you should wait until you sober up 😉
When I was a very young boy in the 60s our next door neighbors were super old, like 50 or 60. He was a truck driver and she was home. But she could fix things. She knew how to use tools. In the mind of 4 year old being raised by a single mother that was like meeting the Wizard of Oz. I thought of Mrs Crawford when I saw my first video of yours a couple days ago. Thanks for kindling a pleasant memory. I hope your family and significant other will always support your workshop journey.
Ha. That’s a great story. My husband and kids are my biggest supporters ☺️
Tamar, great video. I think the reason you’re one of the most exciting channels on RUclips is your problem-solving is excellent. showing each issue and how you overcome it.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. I really do love to figure all of this out
It's been a great work.~~^^
박상만 thanks!
I couldn't agree more! I don't have words for how impressed I am with the way you fixed the problem caused by the router accident. I'm beyond impressed!
NO you MADE a BEAUTIFUL bar cart!
Tamar, you are really killing it lately. Well, you have been for quite a while now. I learn a lot from how you problem solve your little mess-ups. Every project I do is filled w/ those kinds of mistakes so it's nice that since someone else has already figured out how to fix them for me, I can spend more time cussing and stomping!
Hahah! Glad to be the stomping and cussing one 😂😂😂 thanks so much. I’m really so glad you like the videos
Your homemade jigs need a lot more praise. That 90 degree apart dowel hole jig is genius
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13:21 I LOVE THIS!! You're a genius, thank you 🙏
I must admit...you are the smartest woodworker of all...!!!
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That kickback with the flush cutting bit was very scary. I'm glad you were not hurt. The bar cart came out fantastic, walnut is the game!
Yeah. It was super scary. Thanks!
Ron Burgundy approves this build👍👍👍
Hahaa! 🥃🥃🥃
Dude. Your problem solving skills are paramount.
I appreciate that! I love figuring this stuff out
Quick tip for anyone using a circle-cutting router jig - if you want to avoid the nail hole in the center of your piece, which in this case isn’t noticeable but sometimes does get a bit annoying, there are lots of options but the easiest I’ve found is to use CA glue on some painter’s tape to temporarily adhere a piece of any 3/8” or 1/2” level (yes, level is important unless you’re desperate to get a tilted circle) to the center of your target piece, nail into that, clamp the target piece down and go to town with your plunge router. It adds more depth to need to plunge but you can always take a pass with a pattern/flush-cut bit if you can’t plunge deep enough and it avoids a hole on either side if anyone’s ever going to be able to see it. That’s a beautiful cart and nice work with the patches on the tray walls. I’d probably just have scrapped them, honestly, without even bothering to try to fix it. Oops.
Never point out your mistakes 😂. but seriously it's nice to know I'm not the only one who does this. Beautiful work!
I took a drink every time you said “dowel” and now I’m dead. 💀
Hahaha! Rising from the dead. Just in time for Halloween. 😂
Keep drinking ha
36 shots!
Fifty percent of woodworking is problem solving and you made a great recovery...Looks good!
Thanks so much! Problem is my favorite thing about woodworking ☺️
Great way to overcome / hide those "happy little accidents" that we all make at one time or another. That's one of the many reasons I watch your channel.
P.S: I took a drink of "high octane" coffee each time you said "dowel" and now I have a caffeine buzz you wouldn't believe !! ha !
Hahahaha! Go get some stuff don’t today!! Thanks so Much! I really appreciate it!
A Lady after my heart... Scotch use to be my drink of choice, but another women took it away from me!!! That women was my Doctor... she kept it simple, if you want to die - bottoms up!!! Colon cancer and gangrene is the true game changer!!! My mouth was watering up watching you enjoying. It's been since 2006 I've been without, but sure enjoy being around fun folks who indulge!!! Great solutions to fix your woodworking mistakes... God we have all been there!!! Great video, w.w./Oklahoma
Glad you enjoyed! But that doesn’t sound good.... good thing you’re able to control yourself
Congratulations. Making everything round bumps up the difficulty. This is a challenging project. From here, some dowel based chairs should be doable. Chairs are hard and dowel chairs harder but you make it look easy. Really nice work!
Thanks! I have been toying around with an idea for a dowel bench. Maybe I’ll move on to chairs after that. Ha
But like said before, awesome designs, mad skills and an EXCELLENT fix, I've always been told that if you ain't messing up then you ain't doing anything, honestly I think the mark of a good craftsman is knowing how to fix his/her mistakes Cruz let's face it, we ALL make them
I love that. And totally agree! Each mistake makes me a better woodworker. Thanks!
Thumbs up for Glenfiddich! Great build
👍👍🥃🥃 thanks!
That hole-drilling jig is pretty clever and I'm glad you shared that in the video even if you didn't end up using it in the actual project.
That patch job was AMAZINGLY done. I love that quick jig you threw together!
Thanks so much! I was so shocked at how well it worked. Ha
This is so refreshing. An entire project in 17 minutes. Today I saw “How to make a hardwood mallet (Part 1) - 47 minutes. Seriously? A mallet takes 47 minutes for part 1? Keep doing watcha doing. I’m liking it. 😀
Hahah! So glad you like it. I hate those videos too
Morning (Irish) coffee with Tamar - Awesome!...a very complicated project...and very well executed...even if there were many "dowels" involved!
Ha! Thanks! Irish coffee! 😂
Tomar, Walnut is my favorite wood to work with and the cart's overall look is gorgeous! One of the reasons I love your channel so much is your not perfect, which is realistic. Your problem solving is one of your best qualities and the fact your not afraid to show your mistakes. I don't think you realize how important that is for those of us watching. Thank you for that!
I couldn't help but notice the cart with the dog holes and red metal legs. Is that an Armoire cart? You have some other goodies too like the Titan clamps and their router. Are companies starting to send you goodies?
So glad you like my mistakes! Ha! That table is from armor tools
I think we need too officially bestow on you the title "Queen of Jigs"! Brilliant and simple. Thanks for sharing!
Haha! When’s the anointing ceremony 😂
Oh wow ! That is beautiful. Love the round trays
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
I remember in one of your early videos you said something like, "Power tools kind of frighten me." When I watch videos like this I think about how proud I am of you. I know that's not much motivation, but your wood-working powers have become extraordinary. And how you figure out how to solve the little centering and squaring problems. That's amazing. And I could hear you drop the f-bomb when you had the router tear-out!!! :)
Hahah! Did I forget to bleep that out!! 😂 thanks so much!
Tamar, gledala sam tvoje video snimke iskreno sam odusevljena svime sto napravis. Neverovatno je kolkiko vodis racuna o detaljima i koliko precizno radis. Pratim te i 👍
Great Job! I love the way you were able to overcome your problems with the build. Nice!
Thanks so much! For such a simple build I ran into so many silly problems. Ha
You are really talented. I am envious of your problem solving skills.
Thanks! It’s fun to figure this stuff out. Ha
It is a plus when you makers allow you mistakes be known. Especially for newbie woodworkers. When make something for someone,I usually start by telling them of the screw ups lol.But as you said,nobody sees them
As long as you figure out a way to fix them, it’s all good! 👍
Absolutely gorgeous, such impressive technique!! My fiancé had to listen to me repeatedly saying, “wow… wow…. Nice… amazing…” for the entirety of your video. ;)
Hahah! Thanks!
Ficou lindo parabéns
Great video and project. I love the way you solved the problem with the tearout from the router - nicely done!
Also - great drinking game. There was one point where I almost couldn't keep up - almost.
Did you ever watch Dallas? Play drink-along-a-dallas. Every time someone on screen takes a drink, you take a drink. The yearly episode at the oil barons ball is a killer!
Thanks so much! So frustrating when it happened. But glad I was able to make it work in the end! And cheers! Ha!
Parabéns, ficou excelente...
Thanks!
Tamar, so , so beautifully done 😊you are an extremely talented artist ! Loved it. Thank you so much .
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
That turned out just beautiful Tamar 👏👏 As always, thank you sharing!
Thanks so much! So happy you liked it
Lovely... !
...dowel.....
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Many thanks... loved the simple jig to mark the ... dowels at 90 degrees.... Colombo Egg 🥚....
Thxs!
Ha! Thanks! Wish I would have thought of that idea before I drilled out my holes. Oh well.
Well.... everybody was commenting the patch.... it is adorable.... and also the design I found it very attractive... specially the trays...!
What I like the most in your work is your intelligence and your approach!... normally “out of the box”...!
It is inspiring!
Many thanks!....
P Macedo ha! I really appreciate it! Guess you like to think outside of the box too ha
The project turned out awesome!!! I love that you showed the problems you had and the solutions you came up with to fix them. We all have those problems and will now know other what to do if they happen. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! I’ve never made a project without a mistake. And it would be really discouraging for ppl starting out if they only saw perfection from others. I hope that by sharing my mistakes it will motivate others to continue building despite the mishaps!
You are a master in problem solving. If you came out with a book of all your jigs, I’ll buy it.
Hahah! Good to know!
As always it is so helpful when you show the mistakes--and clever fixes. Great build!
Thanks so much!
I am always gobsmacked at how skillful and adept a woodworker you are. 👁 ❤ what you do!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that
Классные у Вас изделия. С меня подписка.👍👍👍 🇷🇺
You are impressive. What a great project. It is very cool.I continue to learn new techniques and tools by watching you work. Now it’s time for a drink!
Thanks! Cheers!
Great build and video! Your ingenuity is always inspiring.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
It has been a real treat watching you get better and better and your projects more complex over the years! You're really killing it!
patrick meehan So true. Tamar progresses faster and farther than everyone. There are those who show their experience. Tamar shows her brains and creativity while growing her experience. I wonder what she’ll be building in 10 years - rockets?
Thanks so much! I’m so glad you’re enjoying watching my journey. It’s been fun for me. So I’m glad it’s fun to watch. Ha.
Haha! Never saw myself as a rocket scientist. But I like how that sounds 😂
Great job . beautiful looking piece
Thanks so much!
I love seeing you work, thank you for all the content.
Glad you like it!
Really awesome! As usual, tons of super smart tricks in this one. And the cart turned out great! It's only 9am, so I will rewatch later tonight so I can play along.
Haha! I prob should have posted this Friday night 😂 thanks so much Shaun!
Thank you!The problem solving is inspirational.
Thanks! So glad you like it
Genial su proyecto muy hermoso, saludos !!
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thanks so much!
Round and rectangular bars look good, the table turned out great.
Thanks so much!
Lo mejor es que todos sus trabajos los ase ver tan fasil y sobre todo la terminación muy especial 👌
Good save with the tear out
Nice problem solving
Impressed by your thinking on this
Good show
Thanks so much! Glad I was able to recover from that one
I'm really impressed with how you patched that router issue. It's a little difficult to tell in the video, but you may have been routing "uphill", which just means the wood fibers ahead of the cut are unsupported and prone to grab and tear out. I learned this lesson myself recently, the hard way of course, using a flush-trim bit on some curved table legs.
It’s was so annoying when it happened. Glad I was able to recover
@@3x3CustomTamar devastating. when it happened to me I basically through everything down and spent the rest of the day away from the shop lol.
Just when I think I'm handy and crafty people like you come around and make me feel like I have an Iq of 40
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Great problem solving techniques! I might have to use some of these in the future.
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
Really well done and a great finished product! Your repair job was perfect. You're a pro!
Thanks so much! Glad I was able to recover!
all of your projects are very comprehensively filmed. Really love to see it how beautifully you manage everything even in such difficult & complex projects.
Really nice Tamar. Thumbs up for your works.
Awesome to hear! Thanks!
천재입니다 . 정말 천재입니다..
That router base to fix the tear out is clever, nice bar too! Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! Glad I was able to come up with a fix!
Excellent!! You're getting better and better. Your problem-solving is wonderful and you're clearly a natural wood worker.
Thanks so much! I really love figuring all this out!
As usual, brilliant and inspiring. Thanks.
Thanks so much! Appreciate that
Me encanta tu manera de trabajar...
Thanks!
That turned out great! I especially love the rim fix - way to save the day! Your "I'm tapping out" bell is awesome :)
Hahaa! This was definitely a fun one to record. Thanks so much!
I learn something every time I look at your videos! Good job!
That’s so awesome to hear. Thanks so much!
Glenfiddich! Yeah! Awesome video as always. Thanks Tamar.
Only the best! Ha! It’s my husbands taste... thanks!
against all odds, she's always super happy how the final product turn out. P.S Tamara don't drink why teaching us .....lol
Hahah
You are a classy clever lady ! Great job !
Ha! Thanks!!
I got a day off from woodworking today and find myself watching like a dozen videos from you.
Damn, Tamar! 😂
Hahaha! Sorry
OMG It’s so nice your work. I love it.
Thanks so much!
Another beautiful build. Excellent explanation, warts and all👍
Thanks so much!
I am learning so much watching your youtube channel that I don't need a carpentry class
Haha I never took a class either 👍
Genial lo que haces me inspiras hacer excelente en este oficio del cual soy un aprendiz, con la actitud y las ganas de seguir avanzando para ser un buen profesional como ebanista carpintero ! Adelante
Great Job. Really like the tray. It would make a good portable tray. Thanks
Thanks so much! I totally agree.
Belíssimo trabalho...Parabéns! Fortaleza/Brasil
Thanks!
Hello from Argentina, I love the way you work. I hope to be able to carry out some of your projects
Hi! That’s so nice to hear! I hope so too! Thanks!
You are absolutely the Queen of Jigs. Great project!
Haha thanks so much!
Your Woodworkings are Awesome...👌👌👌
Thanks!
Exellent work ! congratulations!!
Thanks so much! Appreciate it!
Excellent video and beautiful cart. I want one. Cheers!
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it
Awesome build and beautiful piece as always! 👌 Lot of details to deal with. 👍
Thanks so much! I appreciate that!
Awesome repair job! Awesome bar
Thanks so much!
Really nice build, Tamar. That was a pretty darn clever recovery jig for the tearout on the ring. Some nice tips in this video. You are very, very creative. I had the same kind of tearout when routing the side of a 2" thick Maple board a few weeks ago. One of those things that makes you both swear and cringe at the same time. Small tip for you - when using a pattern or flush trim bit, try to keep the waste to LESS than 20% of the diameter of the router bit - 10% would be even better. So, 1/2" diameter router bit, max of .100" of waste to cut off, less is better. That was my mistake also, even though I knew better.
Thanks so much! Glad I was able to recover. And good tip 👍
Excellent project and nice work!!!
Thanks so much! Appreciate it!
Very good! Loved your work.
Thanks so much! I appreciate that!
Tito’s FTW. Try chasing with a pickle juice shot.
Hmmmm. That doesn’t sound too good. Ha
You have serious skills. Enjoyed watching you put this great project together. I must have missed this in October.
Thanks so much! One of my favorite projects for sure
Tamar...the RUclips algorithm turned me on to your channel 🤔. I'm glad it did 😁. I've enjoyed your content & look forward to additional projects. God bless you, your husband, children & extended family. I sympathize with your workshop scenario in regards to the lack of climate controlled work space. I also have a detached garage in the midwest. Nonetheless...You've provided excellent quality videos..keep up the great work!!!
P.S. I love that you're encouraging your children to participate in assiting with your projects & videos 🙏☝
Thanks so much! Yeah... it rough in the winter.... but the end product is always worth it 😉
Fantastic cart!
Thanks!
Schön gearbeitet! Immer wieder tolle Projekte.Great!
Thanks!
Great project
Thanks!!
Amazing job.
Thanks!
Top notch as always Tamar!
Thanks so much!
Felicidades, excelente trabajo, te admiro mucho! Saludos desde la Ciudad de México.
Thanks!
This is the first of your videos I've seen, great job, I'll make the time to watch more.
Thanks!
Great job!!! Tank you Tamar!!! You are wonderful!!!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate that!
Okay Tamar, got my brother in town we took on the “Dowel challenge” lol . I was smart (I Think) we did beer shots 39 of them and 7 16 oz beers later. Good times. And now he wants to build the cart. So tomorrow looks like we will begin. Great video, great project. Thanks. Cheers!
Hahaha! Awesome! So glad you guys had a good time watching! Please share it with me when it’s done!