I wondered how you guys were doing. It's inspiring to see you take what you have and, with learning new skills, turning it into beautiful, quality furniture pieces. You're not going to buy that craftsmanship at a store!
These end tables are just great! You couldn't buy better:- they're practical, size and storage capacity are exactly to YOUR requirements, YOUR dimensions, and - having made them yourself, you know exactly how they're built so you can repair them easily if you need to. You probably won't need to repair them, because they look so sturdy. They're the perfect style for the room and the furniture, and your kids will probably love them and keep them long after you're gone, because YOU custom made them! Years ago, my mum and dad came to stay with me for a couple of months, and dad got into my (fairly sparsely equipped) workshop, and knocked out two square stools (like backless chairs) to provide extra seating around my dining table. He made them out of leftover pieces of solid wood planks, and after I painted them, covered the tops with cork and varnished them, they were the most useful pieces of furniture in the house. You could use them for dining seating, take them out into the garden to serve as sidetables next to the loungers, stand on them to reach the top of the kitchen cabinets or change the lightbulbs, use them as bases for a temporary low workbench.... the uses were endless. I immediately asked him to make me two more, which he did, so now I have a set of four. They've withstood the use and abuse for decades now and they're just as sturdy as the day my dad built them. So many of my friends asked where did I get these stools, they're exactly what they want and I told them with pride, my dad made them for me. He also made two small low rectangular stools, which I didn't appreciate much at first, but now that I'm older, and my back is creaking, they're perfect to sit on when cleaning the cupboard under the sink, or weeding the garden, or doing anything which would otherwise need me to be bent over for a long time. It's been nearly twelve years since our dad died, but these sturdy, chunky stools are still going strong, which would have pleased my dad no end.
Hello friend. Im sorry for your breakdown. I have a suggestion for you. Quit saying you are cursed. Your words matter. You have come a long way with your progress in your home building and all the other things you have done for your homestead and family. Think positive and don't curse yourself and your family when you have problems. Some of them may not happen if you change your mindset and your words. Say positive words over your farm and homestead and family. I think you're doing a great job! Take care.❤
It's great to be able to turn your router table into a jointer. Great project, I love the channel, the house build, the farm and what got me hooked in way back was all the food preservation videos. Fixing to make some bean and bacon with lots of leftover ham. Keep em' comin'.
Your end tables came out nice Jeremy and they look sturdy, that's VIP. I once replaced all our modern furniture in our home with all antique furniture, not only is the furniture beautiful, but it is "sturdy". I may sound old (like my grandfather), but it's true. They don't make furniture with Pride like they used to in this disposable world we live in. I enjoy your videos, Jeremy. I have been around a while in and out watching your videos since the Suburb era. Formally Angel from The Bay (Area) now MountainAngel (we moved from the burbs to the mountains and the rest is history) #Loveit
I’ve been watching your channel since you were in your suburban home. Did you ever think this day would come? What a fantastic accomplishment…designed and built a stunning family home and now making beautiful furniture. Congratulations!
Love the repurposing of wood scrap to make something beautiful and functional. Think about making a Murphy Bed to multi-purpose a bedroom for an office or studio and when guests stay. Great space saver.
I agree! I really like the ones that have a desktop that swings to stay level as the bed platform lowers. Adds a function without having to move furniture around to lower the bed. And having enclosed side shelving to store blankets, sheets, and pillows is another feature I like. They’ve gotten so innovative with them, it’s fun to see what they come up with.
Hello there, my friend. I'm glad to see you at it again. Hope all is well with you, Jaime and those beautiful girls. We're in the middle of a crazy spring just a few days after it hit 0* with -27 windchills. I'll take it any day of a winter week! The end tables look fabulous. Take care, Cynthia
@@Guildbrookfarm Same here. Lost a 9 year old rooster the very day of the night of the first single digits. Poor old guy saw the forecast and said, "I'm outta here!". I'm glad he didn't have to suffer through that with his arthritic joints, much as I miss him.
It's crazy how fast times goes as you get older. I remember you excavating land to pour the foundation for the house and suddenly it's a whole ass house with just finishing touches needed.
It's an incredible job. It's really fascinating how we can imagine or visualize it in our minds, bring it to a blueprint, and then watch up close the process by which it materializes and is brought to reality. I would love to have a side table like that next to my new LC3 sofa from Manhattan Home Design, but I don't think I have the skills, patience, tools, or knowledge to achieve the same results. Thanks so much for sharing the whole process!
Very nice tables, and they go with the theme you have created for the home. I really like watching you make furniture. The step by step video you are contemplating on sharing, surely will be appreciated. You guys have a Happy New Year.
Yay! A video. I miss seeing y’all on here. I hope y’all had a Merry Christmas. Happy New Year! Everything looks so good! Love watching all of your projects 😊
So happy to see you again Jeremy! Really love how you slammed those together ... perfectly! LOL. They look great. What else have you all been up to?? How did you fare the great cold storm recently? Looking forward to the bed build :D
So funny! I was just thinkin' about y'all today. Great to see you! The tables came out fantastic! I think you're beyond amateur at this point. Just sayin'. Hope y'all had a wonderful Christmas and may your New Year be bright. See you next time!
Can you imagine how much it'd be costing you to buy custom furniture! The only little niggle - did you stain the underside of the top of those tables where they overhang the carcass? :O Lol... Hope you guys all had a lovely holiday season :)
I wondered how you guys were doing. It's inspiring to see you take what you have and, with learning new skills, turning it into beautiful, quality furniture pieces. You're not going to buy that craftsmanship at a store!
Your both amazing, with all you have accomplished.
These end tables are just great! You couldn't buy better:- they're practical, size and storage capacity are exactly to YOUR requirements, YOUR dimensions, and - having made them yourself, you know exactly how they're built so you can repair them easily if you need to. You probably won't need to repair them, because they look so sturdy. They're the perfect style for the room and the furniture, and your kids will probably love them and keep them long after you're gone, because YOU custom made them!
Years ago, my mum and dad came to stay with me for a couple of months, and dad got into my (fairly sparsely equipped) workshop, and knocked out two square stools (like backless chairs) to provide extra seating around my dining table. He made them out of leftover pieces of solid wood planks, and after I painted them, covered the tops with cork and varnished them, they were the most useful pieces of furniture in the house. You could use them for dining seating, take them out into the garden to serve as sidetables next to the loungers, stand on them to reach the top of the kitchen cabinets or change the lightbulbs, use them as bases for a temporary low workbench.... the uses were endless. I immediately asked him to make me two more, which he did, so now I have a set of four. They've withstood the use and abuse for decades now and they're just as sturdy as the day my dad built them. So many of my friends asked where did I get these stools, they're exactly what they want and I told them with pride, my dad made them for me. He also made two small low rectangular stools, which I didn't appreciate much at first, but now that I'm older, and my back is creaking, they're perfect to sit on when cleaning the cupboard under the sink, or weeding the garden, or doing anything which would otherwise need me to be bent over for a long time. It's been nearly twelve years since our dad died, but these sturdy, chunky stools are still going strong, which would have pleased my dad no end.
Great story!
The furniture looks great and I'm sure that you saved a ton of money with a better finished product than Ikea could ever provide.
Hello friend. Im sorry for your breakdown. I have a suggestion for you. Quit saying you are cursed. Your words matter. You have come a long way with your progress in your home building and all the other things you have done for your homestead and family. Think positive and don't curse yourself and your family when you have problems. Some of them may not happen if you change your mindset and your words. Say positive words over your farm and homestead and family. I think you're doing a great job! Take care.❤
It's great to be able to turn your router table into a jointer. Great project, I love the channel, the house build, the farm and what got me hooked in way back was all the food preservation videos. Fixing to make some bean and bacon with lots of leftover ham. Keep em' comin'.
Watching you build these is so RELAXING. I don't know what it is, but I really enjoy these building videos.
I’ve told you guys before and I’ll say it again, your AWESOME!!! 😎
Your end tables came out nice Jeremy and they look sturdy, that's VIP. I once replaced all our modern furniture in our home with all antique furniture, not only is the furniture beautiful, but it is "sturdy". I may sound old (like my grandfather), but it's true. They don't make furniture with Pride like they used to in this disposable world we live in. I enjoy your videos, Jeremy. I have been around a while in and out watching your videos since the Suburb era. Formally Angel from The Bay (Area) now MountainAngel (we moved from the burbs to the mountains and the rest is history) #Loveit
Looks like over the years ,you have turned yourself into a MASTER CARPENTER...N YOU DI A VERY BEAUTIFUL JOB IF IT ON EVERYTHING
Awesome Jeremy I'd like to have been a fly on the wall when Jaime 1st saw them , bet she liked them !!
I’ve been watching your channel since you were in your suburban home. Did you ever think this day would come? What a fantastic accomplishment…designed and built a stunning family home and now making beautiful furniture. Congratulations!
Love the repurposing of wood scrap to make something beautiful and functional. Think about making a Murphy Bed to multi-purpose a bedroom for an office or studio and when guests stay. Great space saver.
I agree! I really like the ones that have a desktop that swings to stay level as the bed platform lowers. Adds a function without having to move furniture around to lower the bed. And having enclosed side shelving to store blankets, sheets, and pillows is another feature I like. They’ve gotten so innovative with them, it’s fun to see what they come up with.
Love the rustic design. I'm looking forward to seeing the step-by-step rustic bed build. Great job! 🤩😊
U do awesome work! Nothing goes to waste! Love that!
Great job.. Jeremy…
Hello there, my friend. I'm glad to see you at it again. Hope all is well with you, Jaime and those beautiful girls. We're in the middle of a crazy spring just a few days after it hit 0* with -27 windchills. I'll take it any day of a winter week! The end tables look fabulous. Take care, Cynthia
Hi Cyn, yes still at it. Everyone is good here. The freeze screwed us up but we’re dealing with it. 😖
@@Guildbrookfarm Same here. Lost a 9 year old rooster the very day of the night of the first single digits. Poor old guy saw the forecast and said, "I'm outta here!". I'm glad he didn't have to suffer through that with his arthritic joints, much as I miss him.
Jeremy those end tables are just beautiful!! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Just love to see what you're up to next.
It's crazy how fast times goes as you get older. I remember you excavating land to pour the foundation for the house and suddenly it's a whole ass house with just finishing touches needed.
Seems like it has taken a lifetime. Hahaha
Great work! Your place is looking fantastic!
Wow these are incredibly beautiful and fit perfectly next to your couches. Thank for for sharing!
All I can say is Beautiful.
I love how those end tables turned out. You really gave me a good reason to finally invest in a pocket hole jig! I'm a glutton for punishment I guess.
I use that thing a lot now. No more dowels, biscuits, dominos or dovetails. It's super fast, easy and makes strong joints. 👍🏻
I loved watching these come together. You do such nice work!
Thanks!
It's an incredible job. It's really fascinating how we can imagine or visualize it in our minds, bring it to a blueprint, and then watch up close the process by which it materializes and is brought to reality. I would love to have a side table like that next to my new LC3 sofa from Manhattan Home Design, but I don't think I have the skills, patience, tools, or knowledge to achieve the same results. Thanks so much for sharing the whole process!
Very nice tables, and they go with the theme you have created for the home. I really like watching you make furniture.
The step by step video you are contemplating on sharing, surely will be appreciated.
You guys have a Happy New Year.
you did a great job, beautiful tables!
Love them. hope you Jamie and the Girls had a Merry Christmas. and also have a Happy New Year. stay safe.
Happy Holidays to you as well. 👍🏻
Yay! A video. I miss seeing y’all on here. I hope y’all had a Merry Christmas. Happy New Year! Everything looks so good! Love watching all of your projects 😊
They live,how nice
Great job, as always!!!
So happy to see you again Jeremy! Really love how you slammed those together ... perfectly! LOL. They look great. What else have you all been up to?? How did you fare the great cold storm recently? Looking forward to the bed build :D
So funny! I was just thinkin' about y'all today. Great to see you!
The tables came out fantastic! I think you're beyond amateur at this point. Just sayin'.
Hope y'all had a wonderful Christmas and may your New Year be bright. See you next time!
Thanks for sharing 👍
Very nice
Man you are totally awesome you could actually sell some of that furniture for good money
Great build!! Love it. Have plans? Like to buy off you.
Thank you
Splendidly done, Jeremy! Great work! Will the bed be of the Double/Full persuasion? 😉 Thanks for the effort! It's appreciated!
Yes. Two Full beds
@@Guildbrookfarm I'll be keen to observe. Thank you!
After years of working without an actual workshop, I'd bet you are really enjoying the new setup.
Ya it’s pretty nice to have a space to work.
I like your couches... where did you get those?
Ashley Furniture
Awesome
Can you imagine how much it'd be costing you to buy custom furniture! The only little niggle - did you stain the underside of the top of those tables where they overhang the carcass? :O Lol... Hope you guys all had a lovely holiday season :)
I just stack ammunition crates until they're about the right height.
😂😂😂
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Have not seen your wife in a while. Does she still do videos with you.
No, she no longer does RUclips
Thanks
👍🏿 nice project. I can't believe the prices.of ply wood 🪵😑