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Dressing Table Project ~ Part 1
Dressing Table Project ~ Part 1
Part 2 Here- ua-cam.com/video/WuMNX2IQ01k/v-deo.html
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Barristers Bookcase Project
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Barristers Bookcase Project
Mail Box Project
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Mail Box Project
Monastery Table Project
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Monastery Table Project
Bathroom Cupboard Project
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Bathroom Cupboard Project
Dressing Table Project ~ Part 2
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Dressing Table Project ~ Part 2 Part 1 Here- ua-cam.com/video/ZI0Ab-RD2KU/v-deo.html
Outdoor Storage Cupboard Project
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Outdoor Storage Cupboard Project
Workshop Hutch Project
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Workshop Hutch Project
CD Storage Cabinet Project
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CD Storage Cabinet Project
Garden Armchair Project
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Garden Armchair Project
Hall Seat Project
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Hall Seat Project
Jigs Project ~ Part 1
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Jigs Project ~ Part 1 Part 2 Here- ua-cam.com/video/vpeArv9kHFM/v-deo.html
Jigs Project ~ Part 2
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Jigs Project ~ Part 2 Part 1 Here- ua-cam.com/video/Hu63KLSYivY/v-deo.html
Breakfront Cabinet Project
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Breakfront Cabinet Project
Jewelry Box Project
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Jewelry Box Project
Sharpening Station Project
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Sharpening Station Project
English Serving Table Project
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English Serving Table Project
Patio Outdoor Garden Table Project
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Patio Outdoor Garden Table Project
Desktop Writing Case Project
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Desktop Writing Case Project
Patio Trolley Project
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Patio Trolley Project
Computer Desk Project
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Computer Desk Project
Hanging Porch Swing Project
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Hanging Porch Swing Project
Croquet Set and Bench Project
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Croquet Set and Bench Project
Planter Boxes & Bench Project
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Planter Boxes & Bench Project
Garage Workshop Project ~ Part 2
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Garage Workshop Project ~ Part 2
Roll Top Desk Project ~ Part 1
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Roll Top Desk Project ~ Part 1
Roll Top Desk Project ~ Part 2
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Roll Top Desk Project ~ Part 2
Chaise Lounge Project
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Chaise Lounge Project
Whirligig Project
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Whirligig Project
Chop Saw Station Project
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Chop Saw Station Project

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @andretopy
    @andretopy 4 дні тому

    This man is still bad ass !

  • @aquaticneev3774
    @aquaticneev3774 Місяць тому

    21:10 21:12

  • @rebit6511
    @rebit6511 Місяць тому

    Deliciously beautiful to watch and listen to this piece of art

  • @Normal1855
    @Normal1855 3 місяці тому

    Do you have plans for this?

  • @geoffreymills9932
    @geoffreymills9932 4 місяці тому

    Still watching it

  • @TanyaKatherine
    @TanyaKatherine 4 місяці тому

    10:38 - the team dream train.

  • @JPurdy-yj3yg
    @JPurdy-yj3yg 5 місяців тому

    Hay que tener una elegancia natural muy impregnada para ponerte ese sombrero y no parecer ridículo. Este hombre es el hombre más elegante del mundo enseñando jardines y todo lo relacionado con el campo.

  • @lydiarowe491
    @lydiarowe491 5 місяців тому

    Absolutely poetic..Monty has a way to be at one with the sensitivity of the gardens he visits..almost challening the essence of what it represents…🌲🌲🌳🌲🌲

  • @prokiller1512
    @prokiller1512 6 місяців тому

    Who are watching in 2024

  • @Svetlana_444
    @Svetlana_444 7 місяців тому

    ❤❤

  • @haroldcall2441
    @haroldcall2441 8 місяців тому

    Outstanding. I'm getting ready to build myself a roll top desk. My grandfather had a real old one that I admired. He told me when he was gone, it was mine. When he died, I was up in the hills hunting, and my dad and uncles went to move Grandma to town. The old desk was coming apart at the glue joints, so they threw it down an old cistern, where the town folk dumped their trash. I was livid when I found out what they did. I've looked for a desk I could afford but haven't found one. I'm 82 years old, so if I want one before I die, I'll have to build it. Hopefully, one of my grandsons will inherit it.

  • @mattmaxey5864
    @mattmaxey5864 8 місяців тому

    Omg, is Norm a swinger?

  • @nickyferguson9063
    @nickyferguson9063 8 місяців тому

    a thousand thank yous for sharing this :)

  • @karlkuehling9135
    @karlkuehling9135 9 місяців тому

    I've been building this Whirligig. I've run into issues with the string to drive the saw blade. I've tried several different types of string but they just keep slipping whenever the pullies are under any pressure. Has anyone else come up with a better solution than string?

    • @terrybreland5217
      @terrybreland5217 9 місяців тому

      Just starting my build. Any resolution with the string? Where did you purchase the plastic fittings? Thanks, Terry

    • @karlkuehling9135
      @karlkuehling9135 9 місяців тому

      I built two at the same time. Here are some hints and suggestions. The biggest challenge I had was with the drive axel. I couldn't find brass rod that I could thread. I ended up using threaded rod, but it's not as stout. I'm sure it will fail. Next was the bushings you make. I've decided they are why I have been having trouble with the string coming off. It's the bushings not being tall enough and the string stretches during use. everything needs to be as straight as can be. I ended up using two different sized dowl rods and cutting them down to size then glued them together. I have a plug cutter but never could get any good plugs from the plywood I had. Afterwards, my son suggested 3D printing the bushings and that is definitely something I would do next time. 1. I eliminated the screws holding on the front and rear covers. I just glued them on with a little silicone sealant. 2. I used a lag bolt screwed into the locator hole in the bottom of the whirligig for mounting onto a pipe. Then I cut off the bolt head. 3. I used aluminum barrel bolts with matching screws rather than the plastic ones. Either one would work fine. Suggestions: The axel and bushings are the Achillies heel of whirligig Norm. Spend plenty of time making sure everything lines up straight or you will have issues in final assemble. I had to grind out a small area of wood on the bottom of the wood Table Saw top piece next to the saw blade. The knot was getting caught up on it. Not enough clearance between the bushing and the underside of the tabletop. Another fix would be to slightly lower the mounting position of the saw blade axel location downward. Just take your time, channel Norm....

  • @NorbertS-ir6pk
    @NorbertS-ir6pk 10 місяців тому

    A great reproduction. but sadly the seat hinges show.

  • @calebfuller4713
    @calebfuller4713 10 місяців тому

    2:25 Yes, yes I agree and yes I would... oh wait, you were talking about courgettes?

  • @dbd2003
    @dbd2003 11 місяців тому

    Very nice re-enthusiasm. Where are the dimensions and drawings of the parts. Thank you

  • @topreview3791
    @topreview3791 Рік тому

    Awesome upload. Thanks

  • @johnc.wunscheljr2873
    @johnc.wunscheljr2873 Рік тому

    I am makings a 10 ft sawbay man out of 3/16 x4 ft x10 ft plate . I want his legs to move back and forth to look like he is running. Any ideas on how to power his legs? A over life size whirligig?? or some kind of rocker so he will rock back and forth. Please any help I would be thankful John W🤠 ps or where to research info.

  • @jennoq1311
    @jennoq1311 Рік тому

    I'm just trying to figure out how to make a door for my odd shaped linen closet & know nothing about carpentry & have very little tools but I have an idea of what I want...😅😢

  • @space973
    @space973 Рік тому

    👍

  • @robot7759
    @robot7759 Рік тому

    Showing of your power tools? Which were most definitely not used on the original whirligiglys...

    • @thomaslum2
      @thomaslum2 11 місяців тому

      This is from a PBS TV show that started way before UA-cam was even conceived. New Yankee Workshop with the godfather of woodworking Norm Abram.

  • @terryprideaux
    @terryprideaux Рік тому

    That computer and monitor are so antique now.

  • @terryprideaux
    @terryprideaux Рік тому

    Lube and Screwing at the New Yankee Workshop 🎉

  • @franciscomateusjorgemateus2137

    Olá ,tudo bem ? Seus projetos são maravilhosos , parabéns .

  • @Pipsqwak
    @Pipsqwak Рік тому

    I wish they'd shown how the desk top was attached to the case and how the top assembly was attached to the desktop. I'd also like to have seen how they installed the locking mechanism on the roll top and the desktop. I guess they have to edit out some things for time's sake.

  • @EnlightnMe48
    @EnlightnMe48 Рік тому

    The guy showing Norm the desks almost reminds me of Michael Keaton when he talks.

  • @rlevitta
    @rlevitta Рік тому

    I guess you could store a lot of toast in that now? Of course, you could put it on the computer desk from another episode. You could put it where the CRT used to go.

  • @Matt-lm4cg
    @Matt-lm4cg Рік тому

    Aladdin meador mills

  • @jefffeyh3704
    @jefffeyh3704 Рік тому

    Watching Norm also makes me realize that while certain tools have become available for woodworking. The tool industry as a whole will get any sucker to buy some kind of expensive tool like a Track saw and or Domino Machine. When Wood workers for hundreds of years made similar joints with chisels and hand saws. As someone else put it, it's not about how good the bow and arrow are. But What makes the arrow fly straight is the skillful Archer. Apply that to Carpentry. Can you get good joinery with the best equipment money can buy. I guarantee a novice could not. Because they have not put in the time, not have yet the experience of honing there craft. But even the True Craftsmen and Women on UA-cam. Know it's not only about the best tools. But how skillful they become to use any tool even the underrated tools to get the job done.

  • @jefffeyh3704
    @jefffeyh3704 Рік тому

    He actually did ware ear protection during certain videos when he uses the router table.

  • @Matt-lm4cg
    @Matt-lm4cg Рік тому

    Aladdin meador mills

  • @Matt-lm4cg
    @Matt-lm4cg Рік тому

    Chad w mills

  • @phillipsilagyi
    @phillipsilagyi Рік тому

    Stop using other people videos your a scamer ashole

  • @NormanStapley
    @NormanStapley Рік тому

    He talks about shop safety but He don't have hearing protection

  • @Pipsqwak
    @Pipsqwak Рік тому

    My only addition to this would be screens on the inside of the louvers to keep out bats, birds, and bugs.

  • @josepaz4168
    @josepaz4168 Рік тому

    Thank you for the God bless you for the Riley family

  • @alistairmills7608
    @alistairmills7608 Рік тому

    🙌♥️🦋🌲🌹💐🏵️🌻🌳

  • @johnzolezzi5487
    @johnzolezzi5487 Рік тому

    Is there anyone out there that has the plan for this?

  • @ciphercode2298
    @ciphercode2298 Рік тому

    I always felt that they kinda rushed through this episode when they made it.

  • @scrpion669
    @scrpion669 Рік тому

    When will people realize that this channel stole the new yankee workshop shows.This channel is a thief!STOP GIVING IT VIEWS!

  • @plainnpretty
    @plainnpretty Рік тому

    Nice whirligig amazing paint job thanks for sharing

  • @dougtilaran3496
    @dougtilaran3496 Рік тому

    Nah. I just bust out my sled to flatten

  • @jacobpeddie5047
    @jacobpeddie5047 Рік тому

    Is there a cut list for this project?

  • @Vandal_Savage
    @Vandal_Savage Рік тому

    7 years ago and only one comment? I guess nobody wants to build their own fences...

  • @psyar7829
    @psyar7829 Рік тому

    Thank you for the beginning

  • @Vandal_Savage
    @Vandal_Savage Рік тому

    I don't think norm has got enough routers, he could do with a few more...

  • @MixingGBP
    @MixingGBP Рік тому

    A nice piece of furniture. Lots of craftsmanship in the joinery.

  • @martialsavard3000
    @martialsavard3000 Рік тому

    Peut-on avoir les plans

  • @acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563

    Norm was young once! He seems to enjoy trying that settle in the intro.. Flannel yes! 9:50 when a worker moves from using tools to making them, that is craftsmanship.