It’s hilarious to hear Marc, the wood whisperer say “design isn’t my strong suit”. From the guy that has designed and built some of the most beautiful furniture I’ve ever seen.
I get it though. I can’t design much at all but I’ve created some beautiful work. I can see it in my mind but to translate that to paper is nearly impossible for me. Honestly, my shop drawings look like 4 year olds drew them.
I like this renewed emphasis on build videos again! If the rabbets for the sliding doors were in the back of the door instead of the front you avoid the gap at the top of the door after installation..
Just a word of caution on the PTech filler. I run a professional shop and we used this filler a lot until we started having our finishes fail months down the road. I had many unsettling phone calls with the people at PTech, and they confirmed that their filler was the reason for my failed finish on so many of our customers' projects. Turns out the PTech cannot be topcoated with any finish that has any amount of VOCs in it. We use a low VOC waterborne finish, but it had enough VOCs in it to cause adhesion issues with the PTech. It's so tempting to use because it's a super cool filler and way easier to work with than putty or epoxy, but I'd recommend staying away from this finish. It takes 4-6 months before the finish starts having a bad reaction with the filler and then it eats through the finish and leaves all of the filled areas feeling gummy----AVOID THIS FILLER!
I love it.. But you missed a good one. "Tung oil doesn't leave a high sheen." You should have done a clip of old Charlie saying tigers blood or something.
Remember to disengage the safeties on the Sawstop when cutting conductive things, like copper, unless you want to lose a cartridge and a blade.... And maybe need new pants...
Nice Wife schmooozing there, LOL what did you do wrong? or are you just trying to bank good fella points? LOL The project is great too, love walnut and copper , well copper is killa cool!
I can't imagine any situation where you'd need both to be open at the same time. If there were some odd reason that you'd need that, the doors are removable.
@@toma.picarella7004 There is a direct link to it in the description of the most recent shorter more detailed episodes and as promised it is free to download given that i downloaded it myself while checking on it’s availability and letting you know about it.
Love it! It would probably cost me over 1K to buy that walnut here in CA. :( I want to make a 36"x36" coffee table with just a walnut top. It's going to cost over $600.
So true. I have a large walnut board (5x4x8ft) I bought before it tripled in price. Now I’m actually wondering if I’ll ever have the guts or a project worthy of cutting it up. lol
I like the format you're presenting here: 1st the summary video, and then the in-depth videos. I think too often content creators present a long video or series without even hinting at what the final product will be, leaving viewers without motivation to watch. Also this is a beautiful piece. We're all sure to get some inspiration and ideas from the project.
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Ah yes 1950s look Thats a very nice looking mid century modern designed table. A few inches shorter you can use it for an AV rack with a 70" led tv on it and a 11.2 AVR like an avatage ( Yahama audio vedio receiver) And yes with a IR repeater your AV can go inside it. A wood table like thats for an audio video system in a mid century modern look to a high end custom is worth 8k bucks ez The saw tooth shelf system something i don't think I've ever seen not even back in the 1960s. Was that common? I was thinking chemicals for the copper like Marks did.
amazing build. I had to pause and go watch the tongue song. I had completely forgotten about this song. it's funny how easy it is to find by searching for crazy tongue song. youtube's like, oh, you definitely are talking about this.
That is a great piece of work. The design is outstanding. Wood selection also. I really like the sliding doors with their super inlay. Beautiful finish.👍👍 Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
I was thinking of purchasing the Hybrid Workbench guild project and while watching this it looks like you went back to the traditional roubo with benchcrafted hardware? I probably missed it somewhere, but why the switch back? Something you missed too much? Thanks.
This is a beautiful piece of furniture. I enjoyed the video as usual. Thanks for sharing your work. I only pop in from time to time so I am way behind on your videos. You will get many very late comments from me. I will catch up at some point.
I can’t believe you felt this wasn’t good enough for the Woodworkers Guild but whatever I’m thrilled I get to watch it! The copper and grain of walnut… stunning!
Not that you owe me anything but it’d be neat if you and others doing these projects put out likely total cost in product and time spent to manufacture. I find myself questioning at times when contemplating a project how to determine total cost of material and supplies and weather or not the project is going to be worth the money spent, along with time spent being longer than anticipated. Granted everyone’s capabilities, tools, materials and supplies on hand would dictate these numbers, but surely there could be an average cost and time to manufacture. Like 2-5 grand for material and 40-80 hours. Just to give viewers an idea of what they might need to invest in building such a project. Anyway this was remarkable and I loved it. Maybe in your more laid out build you provide the info above. But if not could you give an idea of what you think you spent money and hours? Thank you sir I thoroughly enjoy your content. D
Unfortunately, people like me can't do that in a meaningful way. Filming a project for a course is a long and arduous process. I also have to do things in ways that make sense for filming, but might not make sense for someone just building the project. So my time estimations would be completely meaningless unless you were actually building the project and also creating a course around it. Regarding cost, we provide a list of materials needed. The ONLY way to get an accurate estimate of material cost is to price it out yourself. Regional variations in pricing make it impossible to supply an accurate cost estimate. I agree these would be great things to have, but I can't personally provide them unless I just make them up.
@@woodwhisperer nope I get it entirely. Cabinets incredible and so is the production and I’m sure the effort to put out this content is just as arduous. So I can appreciate you taking the time to respond. I knew the response was just hoping there was a way to know a laymen’s time a total manufacturing time and project cost. But agreed the variables would be just to inconsistent. By the way I love the Goldie Wilson “Mayor 🤔 Love the sound of that” plaque on one of your walls. Last question you still playing cod and do you like the current mw3? Okay take care 👍🏼
I've gotten away from 1st person competitive shooters since having kids. My only game time is at night after the kids are in bed and twitch shooters get my adrenaline going....makes it real hard for me to turn the game off and just go to sleep, lol. So the most I'll get to do is the campaign, lol.
Will be watching the detailed videos now. Should try the Keller dovetail jig. Dead easy and literally once it’s setup it done for life. Not adjustable but honestly who cares.
It’s hilarious to hear Marc, the wood whisperer say “design isn’t my strong suit”. From the guy that has designed and built some of the most beautiful furniture I’ve ever seen.
I get it though. I can’t design much at all but I’ve created some beautiful work. I can see it in my mind but to translate that to paper is nearly impossible for me. Honestly, my shop drawings look like 4 year olds drew them.
I like this renewed emphasis on build videos again! If the rabbets for the sliding doors were in the back of the door instead of the front you avoid the gap at the top of the door after installation..
That patina copper is fantastic gave me some ideas for a project I've been mulling over, plus i got my Christmas shopping done! Thanks Spags!
Creative take on a classic design. Love the copper.
I love this piece Marc, everything about it. Bravo.
Just a word of caution on the PTech filler. I run a professional shop and we used this filler a lot until we started having our finishes fail months down the road. I had many unsettling phone calls with the people at PTech, and they confirmed that their filler was the reason for my failed finish on so many of our customers' projects. Turns out the PTech cannot be topcoated with any finish that has any amount of VOCs in it. We use a low VOC waterborne finish, but it had enough VOCs in it to cause adhesion issues with the PTech. It's so tempting to use because it's a super cool filler and way easier to work with than putty or epoxy, but I'd recommend staying away from this finish. It takes 4-6 months before the finish starts having a bad reaction with the filler and then it eats through the finish and leaves all of the filled areas feeling gummy----AVOID THIS FILLER!
Good to know. I just used an oil as my finish so I guess that’s why I never saw an issue.
Awesome build. It turned out great! Thank you for sharing!
I love the sawtooth shelf standard. Looks amazing
Stunning piece, Marc! Really beautiful work!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
And happy holidays!
Looks great, I love the door panels 👍👍
great project, it turned our really fine :)
Looks great! Excited for the in depth videos as well!
I dig it.
Thats beautiful
I love it.. But you missed a good one. "Tung oil doesn't leave a high sheen." You should have done a clip of old Charlie saying tigers blood or something.
Awesome as usual.
Remember to disengage the safeties on the Sawstop when cutting conductive things, like copper, unless you want to lose a cartridge and a blade....
And maybe need new pants...
Would you ever want to put some black walnut veneer on the back, or would that be overkill?
Don't feel bad, I've put a couple domino sized holes in my workbench when swapping depths repeatedly.
I’m gonna make this but make the 2 side pieces into door that open instead of slide
Intersting build.
You used pretzels instead of biscuits to glue up the top; do they hold better? 😉
Very unique project, loved the way it came out!
TWO VIDEOS ON MY BIRTHDAY!? Thanks buddy...you didn't have to go to all that trouble just for ME man!
Happy birthday!
@@woodwhisperer lol...thank you sir
Is that a Sawstop miter gauge? Do you like it better than the Incra?
For filling in cracks...the Simpsons Moes bar looking for Phil MaCrackin. Just a suggestion for added humor 😎
20:44, too funny!
I feel like I've never seen you use the bandsaw for ripping quite as much as you did on this project. Any major motivation for that?
I do it on almost every project. It's the only way I do it when I'm roughing out parts as it's a lot safer than the table saw.
I totally agree, I recently grabbed a larger bandsaw and I've been doing the same. The sideboard came out great! @@woodwhisperer
Thanks dude!
Nice Wife schmooozing there, LOL what did you do wrong? or are you just trying to bank good fella points? LOL The project is great too, love walnut and copper , well copper is killa cool!
Beautiful!
what if you want to be in both your doors and your drawers at the same time?
I can't imagine any situation where you'd need both to be open at the same time. If there were some odd reason that you'd need that, the doors are removable.
What dust collection system do you have?
It's an Oneida Dust Gorilla.
I’d like to buy plans for your walnut & copper sideboard. Are they for sale? Your craftsmanship is superb! 😁
Thank you! They are not for sale, but as soon as they are ready you'll be able to download them on our website for free.
v1 of Plan with cutlist is available now.
@@inmyimage1081Excellent. Where do I go to purchase it? I don’t see a link.
@@toma.picarella7004 There is a direct link to it in the description of the most recent shorter more detailed episodes and as promised it is free to download given that i downloaded it myself while checking on it’s availability and letting you know about it.
Love it! It would probably cost me over 1K to buy that walnut here in CA. :( I want to make a 36"x36" coffee table with just a walnut top. It's going to cost over $600.
Look at it this way. $600 worth of real wood will outlast 6 $100 IKEA tables, and will be so much better looking 😊
Woodworker source has walnut on sale and there are options available significantly cheaper than $600
Pretzls are ok'ish, but eating biscuits would've been more inappropriate while using the domino :)
Nice build though.
Has the copper retained its color over time?
It’s only been about a year but yes, looks exactly the same right now. I’m sure it will tarnish and darken over time though.
Using my Domino last night and realized the height adjustment wasn't getting tight enough and was slipping lower on every use. 🤬
Do you ever accidently eat a domino and put a pretzel in the workpiece? I hate when that happens...
Just remember the pretzel doesn’t add much strength. It just helps with alignment. And the domino is mostly fiber.
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Jealous of your ability to cut extra pieces of walnut for testing. Walnut is so expensive I would have to remortgage my house to afford the wood.
Lol isn’t that the truth, I have 4000 bd ft of white oak…… so guess all my next projects will be white oak hahaha
@@Knappconstruction white oak is getting really expensive lately too!
So true. I have a large walnut board (5x4x8ft) I bought before it tripled in price. Now I’m actually wondering if I’ll ever have the guts or a project worthy of cutting it up. lol
I agree... I roughly counted up the board feet you used and it would have cost me close to $2k in Sac CA
I like the format you're presenting here: 1st the summary video, and then the in-depth videos. I think too often content creators present a long video or series without even hinting at what the final product will be, leaving viewers without motivation to watch.
Also this is a beautiful piece. We're all sure to get some inspiration and ideas from the project.
*Thank you to Aura for sponsoring the Sideboard video! They have been one of our favorite gifts to give for a number of years. So grab $40-off the Aura Carver Mat frames with code WHISPERER (expires 11/28 - terms & conditions apply) on.auraframes.com/3Qw5hib
Ah yes 1950s look
Thats a very nice looking mid century modern designed table.
A few inches shorter you can use it for an AV rack with a 70" led tv on it and a 11.2 AVR like an avatage ( Yahama audio vedio receiver)
And yes with a IR repeater your AV can go inside it.
A wood table like thats for an audio video system in a mid century modern look to a high end custom is worth 8k bucks ez
The saw tooth shelf system something i don't think I've ever seen not even back in the 1960s.
Was that common?
I was thinking chemicals for the copper like Marks did.
Live long and prosper
N: Honey I'd like a River table.
M: Best I can do is a river cooper door.
Absolutely beautiful FYI.
Epoxy was used on it. So it's a sideways epoxy river table.
once again ....i do enjoy those video......thks nice format
Pretzels 🥨 though? That’s like the worst shop snack 😂 chocolate covered pretzels for the win!
amazing build.
I had to pause and go watch the tongue song. I had completely forgotten about this song. it's funny how easy it is to find by searching for crazy tongue song. youtube's like, oh, you definitely are talking about this.
That is a great piece of work. The design is outstanding. Wood selection also. I really like the sliding doors with their super inlay. Beautiful finish.👍👍 Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Love the opening 😊. Oh, and love the build, too.
Wow man. You do a lot of beautiful work but this thing is really outstanding.
You built this a year ago and we are barely getting this video now? What else are you withholding?
this thewoodwhispererguild.com :)
Beautiful. Thank you for all you do Marc.
I was thinking of purchasing the Hybrid Workbench guild project and while watching this it looks like you went back to the traditional roubo with benchcrafted hardware? I probably missed it somewhere, but why the switch back? Something you missed too much? Thanks.
This is an amazing piece! But why place a video right on top of the beauty shots?? Can't we just appreciate the final product in it's full glory?
You saw it at the beginning as well. You'll watch my family goofing off and like it.
@@woodwhispererfair enough :)
This is a beautiful piece of furniture. I enjoyed the video as usual. Thanks for sharing your work. I only pop in from time to time so I am way behind on your videos. You will get many very late comments from me. I will catch up at some point.
you have a Doberman..... one of the best dog breeds. you just got a fan for life
haha thanks. Nicole and I have had red females since before we were married. They're the best!
I think it looks killer!!!
Am I blind? Where’s the Aura link?
Sorry about that!!! on.auraframes.com/3Qw5hib
Live edge doors - seems like you are copying that from some guy in MN name Matt ? (I would!)
Turned out great Marc!
Excellent walnut!
Thanks buddy. Couldn't have done it without you!
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I can’t believe you felt this wasn’t good enough for the Woodworkers Guild but whatever I’m thrilled I get to watch it! The copper and grain of walnut… stunning!
Nice build!
I have a Leigh D4 too. I always go back and watch New Yankee Workshop because Norm does a great job showing how to set it up.
This is so beautiful. My favorite design you've ever done.
Not that you owe me anything but it’d be neat if you and others doing these projects put out likely total cost in product and time spent to manufacture.
I find myself questioning at times when contemplating a project how to determine total cost of material and supplies and weather or not the project is going to be worth the money spent, along with time spent being longer than anticipated.
Granted everyone’s capabilities, tools, materials and supplies on hand would dictate these numbers, but surely there could be an average cost and time to manufacture. Like 2-5 grand for material and 40-80 hours. Just to give viewers an idea of what they might need to invest in building such a project.
Anyway this was remarkable and I loved it. Maybe in your more laid out build you provide the info above. But if not could you give an idea of what you think you spent money and hours?
Thank you sir I thoroughly enjoy your content.
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Unfortunately, people like me can't do that in a meaningful way. Filming a project for a course is a long and arduous process. I also have to do things in ways that make sense for filming, but might not make sense for someone just building the project. So my time estimations would be completely meaningless unless you were actually building the project and also creating a course around it. Regarding cost, we provide a list of materials needed. The ONLY way to get an accurate estimate of material cost is to price it out yourself. Regional variations in pricing make it impossible to supply an accurate cost estimate. I agree these would be great things to have, but I can't personally provide them unless I just make them up.
@@woodwhisperer nope I get it entirely. Cabinets incredible and so is the production and I’m sure the effort to put out this content is just as arduous. So I can appreciate you taking the time to respond. I knew the response was just hoping there was a way to know a laymen’s time a total manufacturing time and project cost. But agreed the variables would be just to inconsistent. By the way I love the Goldie Wilson “Mayor 🤔 Love the sound of that” plaque on one of your walls. Last question you still playing cod and do you like the current mw3? Okay take care 👍🏼
I've gotten away from 1st person competitive shooters since having kids. My only game time is at night after the kids are in bed and twitch shooters get my adrenaline going....makes it real hard for me to turn the game off and just go to sleep, lol. So the most I'll get to do is the campaign, lol.
Beautiful work Marc!
Is there a finish on the copper?
Nope.
Will be watching the detailed videos now. Should try the Keller dovetail jig. Dead easy and literally once it’s setup it done for life. Not adjustable but honestly who cares.