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Forrest Design Company
United States
Приєднався 9 лют 2023
ABOUT US
Forrest Design Co was founded by Bud Farmer in Jacksonville, Texas. Bud has a background in building, but a passion for truly creating. The company's namesake comes from his son, and his family is the inspiration behind all he does.
Forrest Design Co is a small operation making a very big impact on community both locally and around the globe. Each product is designed and built using the utmost care and precision with some of the highest quality wood and products available. In addition to only offering high quality furniture and decor, it is our mission to give back. Learn more about our environmental initiatives below.
HOW WE GIVE BACK
Want to support the environment with your purchases? One percent of all sales are donated to environmental causes. In addition, we are committed to plant two trees for every purchase made at Forrest Design Co. Shop happy knowing that you are making a positive impact on the world, locally and around the globe.
Forrest Design Co was founded by Bud Farmer in Jacksonville, Texas. Bud has a background in building, but a passion for truly creating. The company's namesake comes from his son, and his family is the inspiration behind all he does.
Forrest Design Co is a small operation making a very big impact on community both locally and around the globe. Each product is designed and built using the utmost care and precision with some of the highest quality wood and products available. In addition to only offering high quality furniture and decor, it is our mission to give back. Learn more about our environmental initiatives below.
HOW WE GIVE BACK
Want to support the environment with your purchases? One percent of all sales are donated to environmental causes. In addition, we are committed to plant two trees for every purchase made at Forrest Design Co. Shop happy knowing that you are making a positive impact on the world, locally and around the globe.
Building a treehouse part 3 using the @festoolusa cordless Kapex KSC 60.
Building a treehouse part 3 using the @festoolusa cordless Kapex KSC 60.
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Finishing up this maple and walnut rolling island butcher block
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Finishing up this maple and walnut rolling island butcher block
Why the @festoolusa cordless Vecturo is the best Oscillating multi tool on the market.
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Why the @festoolusa cordless Vecturo is the best Oscillating multi tool on the market.
Setting up and using a lock miter bit for perfect mitered edges
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Setting up and using a lock miter bit for perfect mitered edges
18’ x 6’ Claro Walnut conference table build
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18’ x 6’ Claro Walnut conference table build
Trying the GHS 25 l earbuds from @festoolusa
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Trying the GHS 25 l earbuds from @festoolusa
What is the distance between the magnets and the knives? The thickness of the wood between the two?
Dude, your video is so much simpler than other ones out there... cheers!!!
What i absolutely love about Festool version is vibration dampening system, because with Dewalt hand goes numb pretty quickly
I agree! So nice
Wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
Great vid, just got my first router table, what brand is that bit, it's red so I assumed Freud, am I correct?
Sorry for the delay. That is Freud, I’m sure that’s what you have!
Awesome work! Did you buff out the oil.?
Perfect video. Quick and to the point. Thank you
Which Oil/Stain did you use? Looks sharp :)
That was walrus oil furniture finish. Thanks!
I love the color it takes. What was the wood species and surface prep? Reminds me of the subtle color shimmer you see on light pine when sanded super fine and given a little tung oil (though the color here is even more subtle than oil)
Thus was a beautiful slab. It was maple and I sanded it to 240 I believe
That's a nice looking slab.
I love your videos please do full length with a voice over if ever possible
Thanks for letting me know! I’ve been tempted with that, so who knows, maybe I’ll make it happen!
Try using this miter bit to create the locking corners of a 45 degree angle frame.
Milwaukee fuel is the best
Музика на моїй рідній мові)👍
Спасибо за идею с картами! ))
You’re welcome!
That’s beautiful man👌🏼
Appreciate it!
Bro! What was the first tool? Is it like a handheld CNC 😮
That’s exactly what it was! It’s pretty cool and nice to have around. It’s The Origin from Shaper Tools
@@ForrestDesignCompany never even knew of such a thing! 🤯Too cool!
Excellento!
Thank you!
Ah! Kupla beat oh yes , and nice work video 👍🏻
Kupla is good! Thanks man
Beautiful wood and workmanship . Love the bow ties 😊
Thanks!
Great job, but what is the tool at 28 seconds?
Thanks! That was the Shaper Origin 👍🏼
Bell' lavoro!!!
Thanks!
Just beautiful! Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very cool!
Thanks man 👊🏻
Nice but way too much space wasted in the seating part that could be used as storage for cushions.
Not what they wanted 👍🏼
What kind of clamps are those?
They are Bessey bar clamps 👍🏼
Love how this one turned out!
Thanks guys!
Forrest Design Company, Great video!
Thanks a lot!
Seems like a great use case for this saw. Also great music choice btw.
The saw is so nice, musics pretty good too 🤙🏻
Looking so good!
Thanks!
gangster rap for building a bed? WTF!
music defines how you work? lol
@@haze5638 You work like a gangster? What a stupid thing to write! LOL
@@OneLoneMan what does this have to do with being a gangster lmao. That's some old people mindset
@@haze5638 "Music defines how you work" "You work like a gangster" So, you're saying you don't understand? I guess being able to think is an old mindset. Thanks for the compliment.
@@OneLoneMan nah you missing my point entirely and trying to be a smart ass about it. You saying rap influences the way your work is just funny to me. You know hoe many people with high standing jobs listen to rap or edm. But I'm curious though what music should someone listen to be a good en efficiënt worker and not be a gangster?
Keep going🔥🔥🔥
I’ll do my best!
Definitely gotta follow this one. This is gonna be awesome.
Thanks for checking it out!
대형 장비없이, 저렴하게 평잡는 방법이네요. 굿.
The finish looks good. How about an edge break on the top surface and corner rounding for child safety.
Thanks, Don’t you think the client has a say in what they want. What if they don’t have kids, or want the corners like that. This is what they wanted
What type of flattening jig are you using? Hopefully you answer my question I'm a fan follower
This is made by TotSled. - totsled.com Thanks for following along!
great video not complicated short and right to the point setup worked great for me.
Man, I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for checking it out 🙌🏻
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Ice Cube's a pimp!
OG
Excited for this board!
FYI never do the first technique shown in the video. You will have pieces flying around the shop if you do
Hmmm, I didn’t have that happen
What's that machine doing at the end?
I believe you’re talking about a tracksaw. The saw glides on the track cutting a perfectly straight line
Sucks up the sawdust
@@NicoMarcucci Thank you 😁
@@ForrestDesignCompany Thank you 😁
Ahhh yes another cultured gentlemam listening to stick figure. Love it
Hard to beat those guys 🙌🏻
Love the video...love the music Looks like you've got yourself another sub
Thanks for checking it out and filling along🙌🏻
Small piece to big piece😮
This guys doesn't have a baseball cap, no visible tattoos, and not a single murican flag plastered anywhere...he only has beard....i don't think he can know anything
🤣 I’ve been trying to figure out how to get to the next level in my career, now I know!
Ohne Dübel im Rahmen 🙄🙃 Ansonsten eine sehr gute Tür-Gestaltung 👍
Yarp, those card shims are something im walking away with.
Nice! They work like a charm 👍🏼
That technique at the start is so dangerous, please use correct methods
I like that hardware jig.
It’s pretty nice, super simple but effective 👍🏼
Beautiful! This for the treehouse?
Thanks! The treehouse has been an on going personal project of mine. I have some of the build posted!