I didn't watch your video, due to the fact, I know that you have sound, why would you not speak and explain to make it more understanding! For that reason I gave you a thumbs 👎 down, and did not watch.
It`s not common to find a content creator who can join things like technical prowess ASMR vibes, aestheticly pleasing objects and usefull tools in one flawless video after another, using reasonably common tools and materials. And yet, here we are... As usual, excelent work, a joy to watch. Greetings from Argentina.
Absolutely superb!!! Such creative and methodical workmanship no, CRAFTmanship, presented so simply. Are there plans for your creations available please?
До чего же ясное видение конечного результата и пространственное мышление впридачу к золотыми рукам! Лучший DIY блогер Ютуба по станкам из фанеры и для фанеры. Уникальный контент, кладезь идей и мотивации оторвать свою жопу от дивана и идти строить мастерскую... Спасибо...
Right?! I kept thinking “this is the most Food Instagram wood shop I’ve ever seen.” I’m equal parts jealous and confused. But also seeing every new jig and milled/machined part come out during every other cut I was like “That’s a lot of work for someone who’s probably got a really nice router table behind that camera.” 😂
@@jamesbond4931 а ну да! Я наблюдая за мастером и забыл начало. Сказку детства помню! Смекалистость солдата перед скупой хозяйкой: ..... Топор вроде не причëм, а с ним только каша и сварилась👍 Добра и удачи🖐
Pausei o video para dizer que estou maravilhada com tanto capricho e dedicação ! Que sonho de oficina tu tens ! Gratidão ! Que video maravilhoso ! Deus abençõe cada vez mais ! Sou de Curitiba Brasil !
Just discovered your amazing videos. I’m in my 50s and just starting out in carpentry after a very long unrelated career. Your videos and boundless creativity are so helpful. Thank you so much… your relaxed, gentle and methodical artisan approach is breathtaking. Well done and do keep them coming.
Wow phenomenal video. It was educational without words. Slow and steady and organized. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach me. I'm a beginner, and more often then not, the things I want to build are intimidating enough to convince me out of even trying. Whether it is not having the right tools, or enough space to work in, I lack the confidence and humility to try and then fail. I definitely feel inspired having watched your video. So thank you.
You my friend, are the first thought I have whenever I hear or read the word "zen". I would have sworn/cussed at least 20 times making this and feck'd up enough cuts I'd need twice the material. 😁 Truly an inspiration you are and an all round good Kent. Cheers 🙏🏼
I love your ultra-low cost alternative to T-track and T-bolts and the cost of a T-slot router bit. Definitely a technique to keep in mind. The idea of a demountable router table is also brilliant - a real space-saver as well as being able to easily take it to on-site jobs, and your cross-fence design is really neat. All executed with your usual precision and attention to detail. Thank you.
QUE INGENIO Y QUE PROLIGIDAD ,NUNCA TE ABURRES DE VER SUS TRABAJOS ,LA VERDAD ES UN CRACK ,SEGURO QUE TIENE UN CARRERA DE INGENIERIA , ES UN FUERA DE SERIE
I have taken a few of these apart and i have never found one with a thick layer of plastic like that. I have only found thin sheets that are polarized and thin Fresnel lenses. But also a small piece of 1/4 in Plexiglas wouldn't set you back that much.
My thoughts exactly. The DIY Perks youtube channel has much better ways of using an LCD panel. I feel that the bit of plastic was such a small part of this table that it didn't really justify it being the title of the video. Could have used anything for that insert.
That style of diffuser would only be on newer edge lit panels, those little nubbins on the surface channel light like little fiber optic pieces. So it's going to be highly dependent on what style of monitor / lcd you decide to sacrifice. Small scraps of lexan or acrylic could be sourced from sign shops or industries that use those materials for free or little cost.
Ok. Thanks for the valuable input, and effort to contribute inspired ideas, and devoted execution. WTF? Who cares, dude? Look at where your mind goes. It's a kind of almost jealous reflex you exhibit. Same for ksp1278 and nominalvelocity below. Why on EARTH would you focus on the most imaginatively shitty observations you can dredge up? Who cares...after the performance above?!? Seriously? Taking what you say at face value, you're all probably makers yourselves and comparatively magnificent at what he does above. All one has to do to find the contributions you three eagle-eyes make here pathetic is to put "If you happen to find one of these or already have one..." in front of "...try this at home.". I'm not tryin' ta beat up on ya'll. I'm saying if you open your mouth, let it be useful to someone or something besides your own delicate sensibilities (ego)? Yeah. See something good and tip your fuckin' hat, dude. "I never found one of these." Who cares? "title was click bait" not really and who cares? "you could find plastic elsewhere" If this is all you guys can come up with to offer the community who appreciates this type of content, reexamine your fucking audience. Know who you're speaking to, and just shut the fuck up. Take it to your mommy. Ok, I'm done.
@@choiceblade except the title of the video is specifically to point out using a broken(fairly new style) monitor to achieve this when it servered little purpose here. If you already have the damaged monitor, great go for it. Going out of your way to find one of these monitors with that kind of board is not very productive though. I think that's the point these people were making. Still a great build and they show lots of skill, but the video could have just been titled making a routing table from scrap or something similar. The monitor really didn't matter much as the material could have been not as nice and easily sourced elsewhere. Still a cool video
@@choiceblade The guys are right. The monitor played little role in this build and a shitty use of a broken monitor for a DIY project at that. The guy in the video is certainly skilled but so what, so am I and millions of other people. It doesn't justify the misleading title or the fact that is audio is nothing but power tools ripping into plastic or wood for 23 minutes.
Comme à vôtre habitude, le travail est fait avec zenitude sans précipitation pour un résultat de qualité. Voilà pourquoi je prend un grand plaisir à voir vois vidéos. Cela me permet de passer un agréable moment et m'ouvre à vos idées. Merci de partager la même passion que moi. Cordialement.
Namaste guru ji (teacher), I'm from ancient India, sir we are learning lot's of thing's from, spl. Clean n Decency towards what we are doing, meanwhile sir we never get a chance to see our guru ji's (teacher's) face. Best regards from INDIA 🙏
My man here and the lad from DIY PERKS just don't get tired of dunking on all DIYers worldwide. Very few can compare to this level of craftsmanship. If you know any please give them a shuot out in the comments so they get the following they deserve.
Я уже просто так пересматриваю это видео, так как сделал себе фрезерный стол )))) Теперь просто смотрю ради кайфа. Видео мне было как инструкция для создания )
Смотрю видео мастеров по деревообработки в своей стране, но Sensei один из лучших мастеров. Очень хорошие идеи по инструментам и приспособлениям к ним. Все отлично, но Sensei нигде не говорит, о том, что применяет в своей работе. И еще. Думаю, мастер скоро задумается об увеличении фрезерного стола. Откровенно маленький. Для хорошего мастера нужен больший стол. Для воплощения больших идей.
Wow. You have all the mad toys. i feel like I need a workshop now. I'm only 6 minutes through this video and I already have a ton of work to get started with. thanks for making the time to create your videos
Me encanta su trabajo. Disfruto muchísimo y no me canso viendo sus vídeos, cómo trabaja y cómo crea, con qué exactitud, facilidad y pulcritud. Lo envidio, con sesenta y un años y mujer y me gustaría ser como usted. Adoro su trabajo y su forma de hacerlo. Muchas gracias y un placer.
Que pasada verte trabajar, que perfección, si supiera hacerme una mesa igual me la haría, intentaré hacerla pero seguro que no sale igual. Eres un maestro.
Looks like something that should be sold through IKEA; though it may be too nice a wood for that. Flat packing setups like that are a smart idea for smaller shops.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , la perfección elevada al máximo nivel , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 😜🤓
I admire your precise stile of work. Nice table for small workshops. Besides… if you place a lightsource to/in the edge of the lcd plate you will get additional lighting. The small dots on it are little diffusors to realize light emission over the hole surface. Now you got it for free. Just add some leds😉
First time watching and I'm glad I found your videos. Surgical precision and organizational skills like I've never seen before in wood work, or most works. Thank you for sharing what you do and how to do it, respect, you've gained my respect in 11 mins into it. Cheers
As someone who occasionally repairs LCDs, i was like "hey i could have fixed that one!" but then, apart from me, probably nobody would want to use it :D
not at all, I also give a second life to LCG screen when they are not broken. What I didn't know is the existence of this plexiglass layer- I am going to look for it now on broken ones-
How do you know it's fixable or a loss? Today the one I used had a 2" black spot that grew and then the whole screen apart from the black spot turned white. I would say dead.
👍👍👍💙💙💙👏👏👏👏 Mucho Trabajo, Mucha Herramienta, Mucho Tiempo, Claro Que Todo Perfecto...Pero Cuándo No Hay Plata Para Herramientas, Le Toca A 1 Hacerlo De Otra Forma...Me Encantan Tus Trabajos, Es Perfecto, Felicitaciones Saludos Desde COLOMBIA...👍👍👍👍💙👏👏🍺🍺🍺🍺
Man, you're just constantly giving me hope that sometimes what I need is careful patience and planning, rather than money. Beautiful tool work! PS - Double check those Banggood aluminum clamping squares against something known to be 90°... Some of mine weren't
@@draztiqmeshaz6226 Well, yes but I'm easily stressed which will translate into mistakes. I still try though and I have built small useful things. Making a thing like this that requires precise measurements is impossible for for me to do without the right jigs and tools. Although, that aluminium profile jig seems easy to make, if I could find the right parts that is.
@@unogazzy84 I know this feeling. Things that might help a lot starting from zero are a good square (kinex makes an inexpensive one), maybe an incra rule and mechanical pencil, a drill guide (milescraft makes an inexpensive one), and a long straightedge you can trust for a circular saw guide. I found an 8' long piece of square extruded aluminum for like a dollar at the habitat store. But yeah, one of the biggest challenges is patience. We don't see the patience and careful planning very much in these videos, but I think he takes the time to draw out and work out details in advance of these assembly videos. I've a made a shit-ton of mistakes (and learned a ton) since I set out to make a Murphy bed desk over a year ago with just a drill, circ saw and speed square. It's been a lot of hard lessons. But I try to be patient with myself and really pay attention to why things do and don't work out.
@@draztiqmeshaz6226 I do have a drill guide, a try square (I will probably buy a speed square instead soon) but I do not have a circular saw. I want one with a track so I will just have to wait until I see one in my price range. Thanks a lot for the "incra rule" tip. I have seen those in many videos but I had no idea what they were called. I live in Sweden and it's way harder to get a hold of stuff cheaply here. Sweden is an hobbyists worst nightmare unless that person has connections. BTW what is the name of this tool? 11:20 I have one but I do not know the name.
Very neat use of an old screen! The light spreading properties of plexiglass also called light guide film can be used to light up the surface, when adding LEDs arround the cut edges. Could be quite interesting to have an area light from below :) awesome content as always!
медитативное действо. Я аж залип. Повторить такое без годов тренировок и вложения кучи денег в материал и инструмент просто не реально. Видно, что у человека это хобби...
no tires tu viejo monitor que con eso y 15000 herramientas más vas a tener una mesa guapisima!! Si es cierto que el resultado es espectacular, pero lo del monitor... ya pensaba yo que podría hacer algo con él :D
Absolutely true. In a lot of instances wood can be better than metal cuz it's more easily and repaired cheaper to replace. Depending on the wood; in terms of strength-to-weight ratio. Wood can turn out to be better and is perfectly acceptable for most small-to-midsize shop tools for those without access to metal working tools.
I don't have all the tools and goodies you have. Not even close. I didn't even know what you were doing exactly half the time. But I enjoyed it a lot. You're very clever to make this router table. I would screw up many of those steps and that's besides the fact I dunno what I'm doing. Lol You're very good.
I hope you will share my videos with your friends!
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Like - I would like to know what size this allen wrench is?
I didn't watch your video, due to the fact, I know that you have sound, why would you not speak and explain to make it more understanding! For that reason I gave you a thumbs 👎 down, and did not watch.
Use your VOICE!
@@earllee520 must not speak English
You deserve all the praises that other viewer had given. One praise is still missing, you are definitly the king of double side tape!
And king of the clean and tidy workshop 👍👍
It`s not common to find a content creator who can join things like technical prowess ASMR vibes, aestheticly pleasing objects and usefull tools in one flawless video after another, using reasonably common tools and materials. And yet, here we are... As usual, excelent work, a joy to watch. Greetings from Argentina.
My good Sir, don´t forget to mention the Creativity involved
Greetings from Austria
Absolutely superb!!!
Such creative and methodical workmanship no, CRAFTmanship, presented so simply.
Are there plans for your creations available please?
Mr JSK-koubou, you not only do beautiful work, you working is also beautiful.
The calmness, precision and the aesthetics of your results are still mindblowing to me, after all those months of watching your videos.
I don't think I could have said this any better.
It's always a pleasure to watch you creating things. Calm, considered and no annoying music
Also no time wasting of watching repeated actions of basic steps
Tools are music enough 👍🏻
The amount of hand tools he created is amazing.
A keen eye for sure. Do you draw upon inspiration from your desires?
Could you imagine what we could do with just a little more time.
Я восхищен Вашей работой!
Ваши идеи и проекты всегда интересны !
Спасибо !!!
Precise work , no bla bla , the work says it itself, well done 👍
До чего же ясное видение конечного результата и пространственное мышление впридачу к золотыми рукам!
Лучший DIY блогер Ютуба по станкам из фанеры и для фанеры. Уникальный контент, кладезь идей и мотивации оторвать свою жопу от дивана и идти строить мастерскую...
Спасибо...
Agree!
Creative work. And your workshop is cleaner than my kitchen
That's the truth! I kept thinking for a woodshop it looks immaculate!
Right?! I kept thinking “this is the most Food Instagram wood shop I’ve ever seen.” I’m equal parts jealous and confused.
But also seeing every new jig and milled/machined part come out during every other cut I was like “That’s a lot of work for someone who’s probably got a really nice router table behind that camera.” 😂
@@deadoctopi5070 Haha! True! But man, only recently having discovered extruded aluminum, his setup makes my wallet jingle
His workshop is cleaner than a sterile laboratory.
"Карманный" аккумуляторный фрезерный стол😁😁
Зачётное соединение для ящиков!!
👍
Каша из топора)
@@jamesbond4931 не понял?
@@БулатБасыров-у2щ ну от монитора взято только оргстекло. Сказка такая была «Каша из топора»
@@jamesbond4931 а ну да! Я наблюдая за мастером и забыл начало.
Сказку детства помню! Смекалистость солдата перед скупой хозяйкой:
..... Топор вроде не причëм, а с ним только каша и сварилась👍
Добра и удачи🖐
Pausei o video para dizer que estou maravilhada com tanto capricho e dedicação ! Que sonho de oficina tu tens ! Gratidão ! Que video maravilhoso ! Deus abençõe cada vez mais ! Sou de Curitiba Brasil !
You are a truly amazing and competent skilled person.
My wife even sits down and watch all your creations come to life when I cast to television. 👍👌🇦🇺
so what are the extra base inserts for ? just to stop extra dust ?
Vous êtes un grand Artiste ,J ai 60 ans c’est la première fois que je suis bouche bée .Un grand chapeau et merci . Votre Fan duMAROC🇲🇦👀👋
Just discovered your amazing videos. I’m in my 50s and just starting out in carpentry after a very long unrelated career. Your videos and boundless creativity are so helpful. Thank you so much… your relaxed, gentle and methodical artisan approach is breathtaking. Well done and do keep them coming.
Как же красиво всё получается.
Каждый ролик и каждое изделие, они как произведения искусства)
Perfection has a name, JSK-koubou
I agree with this statement.
Very close but not perfecr.
Perfeição e qualidade. Suas ferramentas e gabaritos fazem inveja a qualquer um.
Probably the best router stand idea I ever saw. Simple, versatile and thoroughly thought-out.
Wow phenomenal video. It was educational without words. Slow and steady and organized. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach me. I'm a beginner, and more often then not, the things I want to build are intimidating enough to convince me out of even trying. Whether it is not having the right tools, or enough space to work in, I lack the confidence and humility to try and then fail. I definitely feel inspired having watched your video. So thank you.
You my friend, are the first thought I have whenever I hear or read the word "zen".
I would have sworn/cussed at least 20 times making this and feck'd up enough cuts I'd need twice the material. 😁
Truly an inspiration you are and an all round good Kent. Cheers 🙏🏼
is there a video on those tool drawers, damn they're nice
a craftsman's master
I love your ultra-low cost alternative to T-track and T-bolts and the cost of a T-slot router bit. Definitely a technique to keep in mind.
The idea of a demountable router table is also brilliant - a real space-saver as well as being able to easily take it to on-site jobs, and your cross-fence design is really neat. All executed with your usual precision and attention to detail. Thank you.
QUE INGENIO Y QUE PROLIGIDAD ,NUNCA TE ABURRES DE VER SUS TRABAJOS ,LA VERDAD ES UN CRACK ,SEGURO QUE TIENE UN CARRERA DE INGENIERIA , ES UN FUERA DE SERIE
I have taken a few of these apart and i have never found one with a thick layer of plastic like that. I have only found thin sheets that are polarized and thin Fresnel lenses. But also a small piece of 1/4 in Plexiglas wouldn't set you back that much.
My thoughts exactly. The DIY Perks youtube channel has much better ways of using an LCD panel. I feel that the bit of plastic was such a small part of this table that it didn't really justify it being the title of the video. Could have used anything for that insert.
That style of diffuser would only be on newer edge lit panels, those little nubbins on the surface channel light like little fiber optic pieces. So it's going to be highly dependent on what style of monitor / lcd you decide to sacrifice.
Small scraps of lexan or acrylic could be sourced from sign shops or industries that use those materials for free or little cost.
Ok. Thanks for the valuable input, and effort to contribute inspired ideas, and devoted execution. WTF? Who cares, dude? Look at where your mind goes. It's a kind of almost jealous reflex you exhibit. Same for ksp1278 and nominalvelocity below. Why on EARTH would you focus on the most imaginatively shitty observations you can dredge up? Who cares...after the performance above?!? Seriously? Taking what you say at face value, you're all probably makers yourselves and comparatively magnificent at what he does above. All one has to do to find the contributions you three eagle-eyes make here pathetic is to put "If you happen to find one of these or already have one..." in front of "...try this at home.". I'm not tryin' ta beat up on ya'll. I'm saying if you open your mouth, let it be useful to someone or something besides your own delicate sensibilities (ego)? Yeah. See something good and tip your fuckin' hat, dude. "I never found one of these." Who cares? "title was click bait" not really and who cares? "you could find plastic elsewhere" If this is all you guys can come up with to offer the community who appreciates this type of content, reexamine your fucking audience. Know who you're speaking to, and just shut the fuck up. Take it to your mommy. Ok, I'm done.
@@choiceblade except the title of the video is specifically to point out using a broken(fairly new style) monitor to achieve this when it servered little purpose here. If you already have the damaged monitor, great go for it. Going out of your way to find one of these monitors with that kind of board is not very productive though. I think that's the point these people were making. Still a great build and they show lots of skill, but the video could have just been titled making a routing table from scrap or something similar. The monitor really didn't matter much as the material could have been not as nice and easily sourced elsewhere. Still a cool video
@@choiceblade The guys are right. The monitor played little role in this build and a shitty use of a broken monitor for a DIY project at that. The guy in the video is certainly skilled but so what, so am I and millions of other people. It doesn't justify the misleading title or the fact that is audio is nothing but power tools ripping into plastic or wood for 23 minutes.
Comme à vôtre habitude, le travail est fait avec zenitude sans précipitation pour un résultat de qualité. Voilà pourquoi je prend un grand plaisir à voir vois vidéos. Cela me permet de passer un agréable moment et m'ouvre à vos idées. Merci de partager la même passion que moi. Cordialement.
J’adore vos réalisations, de voir vos créations et cette précision, surtout avec se travail ordonné, me relaxe, me fait du bien !
complimenti mi piace come ti muovi senza alcuna difficoltà ma sopratutto l'ordine che ti porti dietro bravo bravo bravo complimenti sei un fenomeno👍❤
Remote control for the vacuum. Amazing !
Namaste guru ji (teacher), I'm from ancient India, sir we are learning lot's of thing's from, spl. Clean n Decency towards what we are doing, meanwhile sir we never get a chance to see our guru ji's (teacher's) face. Best regards from INDIA 🙏
My man here and the lad from DIY PERKS just don't get tired of dunking on all DIYers worldwide. Very few can compare to this level of craftsmanship. If you know any please give them a shuot out in the comments so they get the following they deserve.
I would love a shop tour of your place JSK. All the DIY made tools and fixtures, all neat and clean. Sounds like heaven
I was just thinking watching this how honored I would feel just to walk into his freakin' shop.
This was a sheer pleasure to watch. I love the beauty that only a perfectionist soul can create. I want my son to watch this.
This guy freaks me out a little: the materials, his tools, the workshop itself... Too much perfection... Grats!
Thanks!
Thank you for supporting the channel.
I will use it carefully for content creation.
10 minutes of shaping the plastic, 7 hours and 27 minutes to clean shop. Standards are there for a reason. Hahaha! Impressive work.
"SEVEN ah-wahs lay-tah"...lol. Irony is with his dust management planning/design he proly saves himself a ton of time!
@@choiceblade all kidding aside, that is one clean work area.
Я уже просто так пересматриваю это видео, так как сделал себе фрезерный стол )))) Теперь просто смотрю ради кайфа. Видео мне было как инструкция для создания )
あいかわらず丁寧な作品ですね
液晶モニタ、ほぼほぼ関係ないけれど（笑
それ言っちゃダメー！
液晶モニターで釣られて観てしまいました。
アクリル板買った方が早い。
très belle vidéo. paroles inutile, magnifique gros plans. bravo pour votre travail. commentaires de France
Who are you? You are not only mesmerizingly talented and skillful but also mysteriously encompassing with techniques.
Hipnotizante !! Muy Interesante y muy Inteligente !!! Súper Creativo !!! Congratulations !!!!
Смотрел как необычайно интересное кино . Мастер как хирург . Чистота и точность . Молодец !
我自认有你差不多的动手能力,但我很羨慕你有一个场地,再造些合适的工具,而你所有的工具都是超一流的。
Смотрю видео мастеров по деревообработки в своей стране, но Sensei один из лучших мастеров. Очень хорошие идеи по инструментам и приспособлениям к ним. Все отлично, но Sensei нигде не говорит, о том, что применяет в своей работе. И еще. Думаю, мастер скоро задумается об увеличении фрезерного стола. Откровенно маленький. Для хорошего мастера нужен больший стол. Для воплощения больших идей.
Throwing ALL my power tools away and buying golf clubs. This guy is awesome. Thanks (again) for posting.
Use thousands of dollars worth of equipment to make a router table.
What a good idea.
Wow. You have all the mad toys. i feel like I need a workshop now. I'm only 6 minutes through this video and I already have a ton of work to get started with. thanks for making the time to create your videos
I have never seen a so tidy an neat carpenter. His hands and nails are pristine. Not like mine... Regards and thank you.
Me encanta su trabajo. Disfruto muchísimo y no me canso viendo sus vídeos, cómo trabaja y cómo crea, con qué exactitud, facilidad y pulcritud. Lo envidio, con sesenta y un años y mujer y me gustaría ser como usted. Adoro su trabajo y su forma de hacerlo. Muchas gracias y un placer.
Excellent design. I love the box joint jig. Could be used on different tables easily. Thanks for sharing
Para los que, como yo, que solemos hacer "chapuzas", ver a este señor trabajando complace más que ver un "peliculón"... ¡Qué arte!
Buenas tardes desde Los Alcazares ( Murcia ) ESPAÑA, Bonito trabajo y muy elaborado gracias por el video y que Dios le guarde..............
Te pasaste compañero ,exelente mesa de fresado ,hasta el momento ,es la mejor mesa de fresado que he visto ,felicidades
Это лучшее видео по изготовлению фрезерного столика!!!! Молодец!! Смотрел на одном дыхании. Очень завораживающе - красивое видео!!
Felicitaciones!!!...inspiras a hacer las cosas con paciencia ...🇲🇽👍
Que pasada verte trabajar, que perfección, si supiera hacerme una mesa igual me la haría, intentaré hacerla pero seguro que no sale igual. Eres un maestro.
I am getting better at my craft by following your great yet simple teachings as far as I can
Poetry in motion. I was mesmerised from the start. Excellent!
Brilliant!!!Wish I could lay my hands on that quality of plywood.
Honestly I hate working with MDF or melamine because that's the only good thing I can get my hands on
Looks like something that should be sold through IKEA; though it may be too nice a wood for that. Flat packing setups like that are a smart idea for smaller shops.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado , la perfección elevada al máximo nivel , gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos , un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia ( España) 😜🤓
You make me want to create another youtube account just to like these videos twice!
I love how you treat every tool and material with respect and work very thoghtful.
Great work :)
I was relieved to see an accidental shot of a rather messy “under shelf” in one of his other videos recently... He is human after all! 🤫
What makes you think it’s a he ?
@@philhammond5908 Females are not as good as this with this type of work.
@@philhammond5908 Occam's razor.
@@philhammond5908 in some of his older videos you see his face... Pretty safe assumption I’d say!
@@VidarrKerr Absolute crud.
DAMN That was relaxing to watch. A woodworking ballet.
Mr perfectionist 👍👍
I believe it’s Miss perfectionist!
so... with 1x router 1x 2way tape 1x sheet plywood - nah screw it.
JSK- koubou gives perfection and precision a new meaning
I admire your precise stile of work. Nice table for small workshops. Besides… if you place a lightsource to/in the edge of the lcd plate you will get additional lighting. The small dots on it are little diffusors to realize light emission over the hole surface. Now you got it for free. Just add some leds😉
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Your work is so beautiful, precise, and elegant. It's just amazing to watch you create. Thanks for taking the time to share your talent with us!
EXCELENTE.. DIGNO DE IMITAR... lo haré para mi carpinteria.. felicitaciones y abrazos desde Argentina..
First time watching and I'm glad I found your videos. Surgical precision and organizational skills like I've never seen before in wood work, or most works. Thank you for sharing what you do and how to do it, respect, you've gained my respect in 11 mins into it. Cheers
As someone who occasionally repairs LCDs, i was like "hey i could have fixed that one!" but then, apart from me, probably nobody would want to use it :D
not at all, I also give a second life to LCG screen when they are not broken. What I didn't know is the existence of this plexiglass layer- I am going to look for it now on broken ones-
How do you know it's fixable or a loss? Today the one I used had a 2" black spot that grew and then the whole screen apart from the black spot turned white. I would say dead.
just casually flat packs the entire work table when done, talk about next level.
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It packs flat, but only through disassembly. If it was hinged with locking catches it would be more convenient.
Que maravilla, se nota que disfrutas haciendo estas herramientas, mucha dedicación paciencia y práctica.
👍👍👍💙💙💙👏👏👏👏 Mucho Trabajo, Mucha Herramienta, Mucho Tiempo, Claro Que Todo Perfecto...Pero Cuándo No Hay Plata Para Herramientas, Le Toca A 1 Hacerlo De Otra Forma...Me Encantan Tus Trabajos, Es Perfecto, Felicitaciones Saludos Desde COLOMBIA...👍👍👍👍💙👏👏🍺🍺🍺🍺
You are doing a calm and very clean job, I congratulate you....
Man, you're just constantly giving me hope that sometimes what I need is careful patience and planning, rather than money. Beautiful tool work!
PS - Double check those Banggood aluminum clamping squares against something known to be 90°... Some of mine weren't
Skill is the most important one though. If you have it then you can make your own fancy tools.
I do not have it.
@@unogazzy84 hmm. You have the ability to practice, yes? You can build skill
@@draztiqmeshaz6226 Well, yes but I'm easily stressed which will translate into mistakes. I still try though and I have built small useful things. Making a thing like this that requires precise measurements is impossible for for me to do without the right jigs and tools. Although, that aluminium profile jig seems easy to make, if I could find the right parts that is.
@@unogazzy84 I know this feeling. Things that might help a lot starting from zero are a good square (kinex makes an inexpensive one), maybe an incra rule and mechanical pencil, a drill guide (milescraft makes an inexpensive one), and a long straightedge you can trust for a circular saw guide. I found an 8' long piece of square extruded aluminum for like a dollar at the habitat store.
But yeah, one of the biggest challenges is patience. We don't see the patience and careful planning very much in these videos, but I think he takes the time to draw out and work out details in advance of these assembly videos. I've a made a shit-ton of mistakes (and learned a ton) since I set out to make a Murphy bed desk over a year ago with just a drill, circ saw and speed square. It's been a lot of hard lessons. But I try to be patient with myself and really pay attention to why things do and don't work out.
@@draztiqmeshaz6226 I do have a drill guide, a try square (I will probably buy a speed square instead soon) but I do not have a circular saw. I want one with a track so I will just have to wait until I see one in my price range.
Thanks a lot for the "incra rule" tip. I have seen those in many videos but I had no idea what they were called.
I live in Sweden and it's way harder to get a hold of stuff cheaply here. Sweden is an hobbyists worst nightmare unless that person has connections.
BTW what is the name of this tool? 11:20 I have one but I do not know the name.
The Japanese perfection on the way of the creation and moving, the clean environment, the wear style, working and resolts.
He is a very very special craft man. Very few Japanese can do like him.
I'm Japanese but his every works are incredible.
Very neat use of an old screen! The light spreading properties of plexiglass also called light guide film can be used to light up the surface, when adding LEDs arround the cut edges. Could be quite interesting to have an area light from below :) awesome content as always!
Simplemente la carpintería se convierte en arte a manos de maestros como el del tutorial un trabajo impecable
а монитор там не нужен. Станок отличный!
Yes・・・
i have had so much pleasure and astonishment at watching these videos, i wish i could be as clever, thank you
медитативное действо. Я аж залип. Повторить такое без годов тренировок и вложения кучи денег в материал и инструмент просто не реально. Видно, что у человека это хобби...
да уж ,у меня плазма 120 по диог. пойду пилить.
no tires tu viejo monitor que con eso y 15000 herramientas más vas a tener una mesa guapisima!!
Si es cierto que el resultado es espectacular, pero lo del monitor... ya pensaba yo que podría hacer algo con él :D
I wish I could take some personal classes from this guy. Absolutely perfected the wood tools. Goes to show you don't have to have metal for everything
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Absolutely true. In a lot of instances wood can be better than metal cuz it's more easily and repaired cheaper to replace. Depending on the wood; in terms of strength-to-weight ratio. Wood can turn out to be better and is perfectly acceptable for most small-to-midsize shop tools for those without access to metal working tools.
Bien vu une fois de plus et quel calme c'est impressionnant
Excellent work, a lot of whimsy, you made an adaptation transforming a hand router into a bench router, lots of creativity, congratulations!
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Это не станок, нет, это произведение искусства.
ممتازة جدا ممكن اضافة شريط مقياس المسافات على الطاوله للمصد يعطيها شكل افضل
love the simple box cut jig at the end, brilliant
Nice work) Not really understood at the beginning but at the and it's clear enough ))
This Guy is above all A Genius.
Крутой столик 😁👍
I don't have all the tools and goodies you have. Not even close.
I didn't even know what you were doing exactly half the time.
But I enjoyed it a lot. You're very clever to make this router table. I would screw up many of those steps and that's besides the fact I dunno what I'm doing. Lol
You're very good.
Ok- mind blown at the huge chunk of plexi inside an old monitor.
Práctico y Fino trabajo, gracias por compartir su Expertís Maestro... Saludos desde México...👍🏾
favourite youtube channel, this guy is just amazing to watch and learn from