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Sorry, but this looks like an ironing board to me.

Stunning !! But I do wonder with all the time and effort to veneer the centre piece, would a solid piece of jarrah been cheaper?

Nice job! What type of wood is that?

Thank you very much for the inspiring video and amazing workmanship.

The sheer number of jigs, fixtures and template you have made for everything is awe inspiring. The increase in accuracy in reproducing pieces is obvious.

Love the way you work, just curious why double plunge with the domino? Around 10:15

Watching from Vancouver Island 🏝️ 🇨🇦👍

Very Nice ! great precision of the domino layout and their use in the design. Thank you!

Very Fine Job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Grear projekt, good film!!!

A testament to how good jigs make things look easy. When the truth is 1: building jigs isn’t “easy” 2: the amount of space they eventually take up is nuts!

If I didn't built floating top tables my self I'd say ...oh that looks easy lol you make it seem so easy!, love the wood choice!

I enjoyed your videos so much in the past that I was ready to post my first UA-cam comment as I always lie low and don't bother. I wanted to tell you to keep it up and I was worried by some of your commentary that you were getting discouraged. To my huge disappointment you were gone and I thought what a loss! Glad to see you back and please keep the videos coming as much as possible whether narrating or not. I can imagine it takes a lot of time to put these out so thanks very much. Keith from California, USA

Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing!

Is that a 16" jointer?

What gun do you use? incredible work!!

A great build Darren, thanks for posting. I am in awe of your work, workshop and methodology. I fully appreciate the time that goes into building this with the amount of jigs you have to have every piece come out the same. It takes the guess work out and the project comes together faster and accurate. I have mainly been doing furniture repair and restoration and yes it has its own challenges, but watching your video has me yearning to create beautiful functional pieces out of amazing timbers we have available to us in Australia. Thank you again for sharing your work 😊

Beautiful! Would've loved to see you make those templates though. Laying out an ellipse shape always gives me trouble. Just one of those things that I struggle with every time. New to the channel, so I'll go check out your other videos. Maybe you've addressed it already.

Love your setup and your methods. I learnt how to make proper moulder copy templates from your videos, and I'm pretty sure I saw the virutex lipping planer in one of your posts for the first time - now it's on my tool rack. Thanks for that!

Beautiful build and finished piece Darren. Interested to know what machine you were using to do shaping on the legs (around 46-47 minutes in from the start of the video), sort of looked like a spindle sander on steroids. Was it some sort of spindle Moulder? Cheers from the far south coast, Jenny

very beautiful design Darren. Any chance of you doing a video on the piece that is sitting on your vacuum press and thanks for making these full builds

Also what 2 part epoxy do you use ?

Great to see true perfection keep it up

Great job sir! I am trying to formulate a compliment of your work. Nothing I can come up with does justice to your craftsmanship. I guess speechless will have to suffice. I really enjoy your content. Thank you for your effort. It's appreciated.

what brand is that big orange F clamps?

I always learn some little thing each time I watch one of your projects and that is truly appreciated!.

Very nice! Love your shop, that must be a joy to work in.

Just image what fantastic stuff you really do if wasn't for the limitations of your beginner's tools!😄 Hehe, man I turned green with envy just seeing your tools... You do Amazing work!👍

When wood obeys the master, Bravo 👏

Looks like you got showered and changed to go out and then thought I’ve just got time for a quick glue-up.

Very nice mate. Is the accent timber in the top she oak?

Thanks for sharing Darren and yeah, Blue Harvest for the win!

Just a piece of art Marc from Belgium

Lovely piece.

You need a Mirka random orbital sander and vacuum. It will save you heaps of time. Another fine piece of furniture.

Wonderful work Darren, I especially enjoyed the sanding 😅

So many great tips and tricks in here for anyone wanting to produce a line of products. The sign that the bandsaw is detensioned, the jigs and fixtures with work instructions including bit sizes, the bucket of hooks for the spray booth with the bit size... stellar. Did you do a six sigma or Toyota Production System training at some point?

Beautiful made and very pleasant to watch thy.

Yep. Been there. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Beautiful work Darren! All the best in the new year looking forward to subscribing to your channel. Cheers. 🎉

Another lovely piece,

Well Done - Cheers

These videos are great to watch. Nick Pedulla mentioned you in his bent lamination bench build so I knew I had to watch his inspiration, and you didn't disappoint. Just amazing and can't wait to start adding bent features in my tables.

Happy New Year Oatesy 😊

That’s cool 😎 all the best for the new year

This is beautiful. I can't decide if this is a fine furniture making channel, or one on the art of making jigs. I'll be honest and say that I'd love to see how you made the wheels and the method you used to make them attach and work.

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I have had so much trouble with the glue and tape trick. It never seems to work. The tape always tears. Do you pull it off early or wait till it fully cures?

Artistry and technical skill combined, another master piece Darren 👍

Hi Darren, beautiful build. Just a question if I may. You put both legs in the jig at the same time. Wouldn’t the outside one be a different shape to the one on the inside or have I forgotten my geometry (many, many moons ago)? Cheers from the far south coast, Jenny

My best to you for 2025, Just a beautiful piece, made with talent and style.