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I need a four sisters dining table with chairs and glass top. dlvry to Bangalore. cost pl

Good idea

Thank you! I showed this to my carpenter and he made me one just like this but without the holes.

very good 👍

Can we fit the drawer vertical channel for height adjustment?

Just watched this. Almost exactly what I wanted to make, so thanks. Found two old pieces of 'scrap' wood that someone gave me. After sanding turned out to be solid oak!. That will make a nice finish. Any recommendations for surface finishing of this wood, so I don't obscure the lovely grain and colour? Dont like clear laquer. Would prefer some form of oil/wax

Is it possible to share dimensions/details?

This is a terribly made jig with massive tolerances and a poorly cast comb with recesses that vary from less than half an inch to over 7/16", even when the poor casting and paint is cleaned up with a razor blade and file. None of the guides are even close to being adjustable to square, at maximum adjustment they're probably 87 degrees at best, which means you cannot repeat set ups quickly and easily. The locking nut inserts which hold the workpiece in place have to be manually filed down to actually lock. When it's finally set up perfectly, you repeat with another four dovetails and not only will the comb move all over the place, because of the tolerances in the locking slide nuts, but the offsets between the two matching pieces can be wildly out by as much as 4mm, probably because the guides are unable to be adjusted to be square. Basically it takes the same time to produce dovetails by hand which are more accurate, which basically renders this jig utterly useless out of the box, unless you completely reengineer it yourself. My comb looks no where near as cleanly or accurately cast as the one of the video, so either the quality control is rubbish or Silverline made an extra special effort to afford a half decent jig for this video review. I chucked my jig in the bin. Best place for it. The one you'll actually receive is the one pictured in the last photo, it's completely different lol. In fairness though, once I took a sledgehammer to it and straightened the 2mm steel base to something that vaguely represented a 90 degree angle where the workpieces meet, ground down the guides so they were nearer square, ground down the locking nuts so everything would lock off and filed out the comb so it was vaguely consistent, it did do vaguely consistent dovetails. I mean worse than paint grade, but to be honest, I couldn't be arsed after that.

Hi, can you please share toolpath ?

Wow beautiful

"Promosm" 🤷

Feels like this video is so unfairly underrated. Your work is neat and accurate, there are all dimensions listed below, and the way you made it without any nails or screws looks pretty impressive (not to mention all these clamps you used, I mean yes you had to, but it still looks like a lot :))

Hey Mate :) do you have the plans i could use by chance? i would like to make one for home thanks

Really nice. As a side note, thanks for not adding annoying music.

This is an easy DIY. I think I can make one.

What screws did you use to fix it to the timber screening?

Thinking about doing this but maybe twice the length of yours. Most likely will need three of those hinged brackets. How sturdy is it? Can you and another lean on it while sitting?

Hi, can I know the thickness of your board?

Thank you for showing us all how to do this! Beautiful work!

I really like the idea of ​​a small drawer in that monitor base. Thanks a lot!!

Great build, can your share the caddy SVG file please

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can I get one please :)

Cute Coffee table

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Where can I to buy that leg systems?

Nice video. Sure would be nice to have that CNC mill though. ;-)

Inspired by your example and now have a folding table of my own! Thank you :)

This time I will use Woodglut plans for this.

Fantastic video instruction. Thank you.

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What type of varnish are you using?

Great Job Congrats 👊😎

Better than the IKEA stuff. LOL

Ohhh what is that machine. Who makes it. The name is covered partially

Nice design and build! Clean simple lines.

Is it sturdy enough? No wobbling? Thanks a lot.

nice video