Dorian Builds Ep.3: Knockdown travel table in Oak (Only Joinery, No Commentary, No Music, ASMR)
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2019
- In this series I build furniture and do smaller projects. I try to use as much joinery and as little screws as possible. All design work is my own. For more projects visit: www.dorianbracht.com, Instagram: / dorianbracht , German website: www.tischlereibracht.com
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Wood: Oak
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6 Piece Damascus Hybrid Chisels, Blue Steel // Damaszener Hybrid-Stemmeisen-Satz, 6-teilig:
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Veritas Router Plane, High Carbon Steel // Veritas Großer Grundhobel, Kohlenstoffstahl-Eisen:
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Hattori Burnisher, Diameter 10mm // Hattori Abziehstahl, Ø 10 mm:
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Belgian Whetstone, Fragments, 48-58 cm² // Belgischer Brocken, Bruchstück, 48-58 cm²:
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Starrett Combination Square, 4-Piece Set, Satinated Surface // Starrett Kombiwinkel, 4-teilig, satinierte Oberfläche:
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Precision Knife Edge Square, 100mm // Präzisions-Haarwinkel, 100 mm:
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Развлечения
Congrats on dadhood! There is nothing I dislike about your videos. The joinery, skill/precision, lofi music or silent asmr, production quality. It’s all good! Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much!
The most beautiful sound, the sound of the tools on wood ...!!! Great masterclass video
Awesome table Dorian! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Nicely done, thanks for showing us.
Thank you for watching!
Great work!
Thank you!
That’s so cool.
Beautifull ! Beautifull table, joinery, tools. Love videos like this :D
Thank you!
This was awesome! Very cool table and as always, excellent joinery
Thank you very much!
Nice to see you again! Excellent work as always!
Thank you!
Bellissimo grande maestria. Grazie per averlo condiviso
Grazie!
Lovely work as always.
btw that splitting step at 6:00 is unecessary as the waste will fall out anyway when your chops from both sides meet.
Great looking table
Thank you!
Nice work!
Thanks Joe!
Great channel
Thank you!
MANIAC-YOU LOVE THIS TO DO, YOU SIMPLY GOD, HI FROM RUSSIA!!!
Thank you!
Hi from Germany :))
beautiful.,.,job gretings from argentina
Thank you!
Hello. Thanks for your work. I was wondering about the names of the types of joinery used in this video? Greetings
3mm work to oak! Wow you have awesome patience!? AAAwesome★★★
Thank you! It was very fun :)
@@DorianBracht I'm going to make a wooden lamp bracket with Edison Bulb like this --
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-- so, I learend about socket LOL
Very cool!
Très beau
Merçi!
j'aime beaucoup
Merçi!
👏👏👏👏👏
love seeing a new video.. but sometimes life just keeps you too busy ;-)
Definitely ;)
Glad you enjoy!
Very nice! It may be easier to assemble one leg at a time, then add the stretcher.
Thank you!
Sehr schön! 👍
Jetzt weiß ich wieder, warum ich deinen Kanal abonniert habe, wegen der Fuchs-Schwänze!
Hehehe, danke :)
Sehr präzise Arbeit, macht richtig Spaß da zuzuschauen!
Ich wüsste gerne wo Sie ihre Werkzeuge (Sägen und Beitel) kaufen.
Danke!
Dictum und Dieter Schmidt sind gute Adressen für Werkzeug.
Fein, fein ... und danke für "no music"
Bitte sehr!
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Did you change your microphone? The saws sound way better than they used to!
No, but I don't use a GoPro anymore...
Lovely, how long did it take you to make it? :)
Thank you! Three days.
Please please please use push pads with that jointer! I know from experience that all it takes is one mistake!
Schönes Video, Dorian.
Ich weis nicht warum man hier einen Daumen runter gibt und dann noch ohne den passenden Kommentar.
Der Tisch sieht super aus!
Smile, wo du die leisten für die Tischplatte zugesägt hast bzw. die 45° schnitte, da war die Säge am Quietschen. :-) :-)
Der Tisch erinnert mich an was, was ich mal im TV gesehen habe. Nämlich so eine kleinen Bank, wo man sich drauf setzen kann und die Knie dabei nicht so stark belastet. Viele Asiaten setzen sich ja auf die Unterschenkel (evtl. knien), durch die Bank werden die Unterschenkel nicht so belastet. Diese Bank wurde in einem Klappmechanismus versehen, das man sie Problemlos falten konnte und mitnehmen kann.
Danke Günter!
Excellent work! with what do you threath your wood with?
It's wax from Auro.
Thank you btw :)
I think I just binge watched 10 of your videos while at work... where did you learn all these joineries? I'm going to be starting woodworking as a hobby :) Do you have a list of tools you use?
keep up the good work
Buy new tools as you need them according to what you're learning on. A list of his tools would likely give you a few hundred dollars' worth that won't do anything but gather dust for years until you finally get to them.
He likes to focus on the hand tool work for his videos but there's plenty being done offscreen with machines. Table saw (seen in the video) Drill press (not seen) Jointer (seen) Planer (not seen) etc... Make the big purchases first and throwing $50 here or for some more clamps (can't have too many clamps) or $100 there for a couple router bits doesn't seem like a big deal. You've already made room in your budget thanks to the large purchases. All of the machines above are staples of any shop. Bandsaw should also be on the list, and unless you want to spend half of your time sanding stuff by hand a nice assortment of sanders is also nice.
You can spend the rest of your life just buying the tools, so don't wait until you think you have everything you need to start a project. Start it, and buy the tools as you go. If it needs to sit a month for your budget to catch up that's alright. The wood doesn't have an expiration date and you can start another project.
Start cruising the yard sales with your mom. You can find a lot of older hand tools for dirt cheap that just need some TLC and at yard sale prices, you can afford to have them sit around until you need them.
What Geno Merci said :)
あなたは素晴らしい日本の技術を持っています。
日本に来た事はありますか？
I like Japanese tools! Yes, I have been to Japan a couple of times :)
Where have you been man...?
Being a fresh baked father ;)
Congratulation 👍🏻
Thanks :)
20:26 That's why I can't find any Japanese planes.
Brooooooooooo
Noice...
Thanks
Ювелир
Please, don't make so long fade transitions between scenes in the video. It is very uncomfortable to watch.
Yeah, I'm learning as I go. I'm no director tbh...
you shall definitly work on efficiency.. use more electro tools or sth. so much time for simple table. The work is great, but my laziness suffered watching this 😄
Thank you, for client jobs I use more machines. This is for the video. Unless your laziness suffers...
I LOVE the sound, look, and result of hand tools. Its good for the soul.