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Thank you very much for sharing. Merry Christmas!

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I think even I could make that. Cheers. Thanks for all the uploads and a very Happy Christmas to you and the family. Hope your mum makes good use of that centrepiece you made her. Hope the season brings everything you wish for yourself. Enjoy

Good job and project thx for sharing keep building Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas from San Diego, Ca. After you showed the 2 pieces of wood and the brass rod I thought it was a stand for something. With the length of the rod I thought maybe a stand for headphones. A little after 8 minutes you can back with a cut rod and I thought watch stand. I’ve seen a few people working them into projects but since I’m retired and time doesn’t drive my life anymore I’ve stopped wearing watches so wouldn’t even think of this. Thanks for sharing and have a safe holiday!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you🌲

Merry xmas look forward to new projects

Merry Christmas 🍻

Nice earner that...

Merry Christmas to you to keep the videos coming 🎄

Good job and project thx for sharing Enjoyed it Keep building

Good project and video thanks for sharing Keep building Cheers

If you ever have videos over an hour long I would always watch till the end Cheers

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it It turned out great Keep building

Really cool I reckon..😊

Tell us what paper you use please?

Love it, the measuring thing (in steel fabrication terms) was / is known as accumulative error.

When you change the belts on the sander, is that because they are different grades?🤔

Thats brilliant, deffo going to do one

Super idea, love it. What walnut stain did you use as im hoping to get some pine stained that colour. Thanks

Nice clock that you've made. I have made a wooden clock before, about 20 or 25 years ago. Mine was made using a cross-section of a tree cut from a friend's property. I forget the type of tree, maybe birch. I routed out an area in the back to hold the clock mechanism & stuck its boss for holding the hands through a drilled hole to the face on the other side. Then I made a pattern so I could make a clock face by drilling a hole & plugging it with a dowel for the 12 hour numbers. I gave it an oil finish.

Very nice clock

Very 60s design, looks good

Great video Red, Loved the final finished clock. Like you when I use a wet finish it puts my small 8ft x 10ft workshop out of action whilst it dries so a solution I found to that was to buy a big square storage bin and lid. I use the lid s the base to stand the job on and spray or paint etc then I pop the bin over the top and the piece is nicely protected whilst it dries with enough air inside the bin to help the drying process. Have a great Christmas

Reminds me of a mantle clock my gran had on her fireplace

I'm going to make this a Christmas present for someone.

A win for me...

Yep, that's on my list to make now ta

Looks good but I think the Angle could do with increasing to maybe 15° to give it a better stance, But then it wouldn't be a Table without squaring up the legs to sit flat so Plant stand it is 🙂

Definite win. I think I'll make one this weekend. Cheers I have so much scrap wood. I like these little projects to use it up instead of just tossing them out.

Another great video thanks 😀

I prefer the look of the refinished chopping block. Once it's refinished, signs of its work use seem to disappear. My guess is the oak one would have shown less wear than the pine if both had three years of use. My wife has an old bamboo cutting board that could use some work. I have the mineral oil, but not yet a food-safe wax.

The oak one looks too good to be a chopping board, looks fantastic.. Mind your hand with the fire 🔥

Brilliant mate, just found ur chanell, will b subscribing. Can u show how u made jig 4 feet keep up the good work and thanks 4 shareing.

Another useful item made from practically nothing. It looks good & could have several different uses. The dark stripes really enhance its look.

No wonder you've got sticky fingers

Another great project 😀

Very nice project, looks really good! Great job!

Makes great table legs

Beautiful piece,and all from scrap too,I'm sure it will be a great addition to the dinner table

Excellent work matey. Just from scraps aswell. Simple and effective. Bob on!👍👍👍 It's giving me inspiration to get out there and knock something up. Keep it up.

That's quite good mate it could be either table or stand or even a hop up brilliant idea looks well made aswell 👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

when i got into woodwork used to potter making coasters and t light candle holders it keeps you busy been creative too

great saving money doing it yourself. i used to make lots of rustic mirrors out of pallet wood and 5x2 and 6x2 and gave them away as gifts to family and friends. bought a few new tools i not even used a makita 1/4" router kit and a makita 1/2" router 3hp and a jet planer thiskneser. got a makita micro adjust fence deliverd today too. pintrest and etsy are good for ideas of things to make. i seen a rustic mirror on ebay they wanted £150 i made it and only cost £10 in wood and used an old mirror. you can go to car boot sales and buy cheap mirrors for the glass and make your own frames. have a good day mark from leeds

Another nice project. With enough materials, you could make two, one for plants, the other a small. Two would also make a nice base for a coffee table.

When you started the glue up I was thinking a small occasional table too,but I do like it as a plant stand

I forget to record, or switch the mic on, or the camera shuts off part way through 😆

Love the new intro

Very nice love the salted wood

Cute little box ,great use of scraps,well done As for those two off cuts from the table build what about a matching plant pot stand ?