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Moon Rabbit Woodworker
Приєднався 9 бер 2024
Four Tips & Essential Tools for the New Woodworker
Got a crafty wood project you want to tackle but don't even know where to start? I go through my beginnings as a woodworker, give you four tips on how to start, and some essential tool recommendations. #woodworking #projects #tools #ryobi #milwaukee
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Відео
Award Winning Fauxsegi Cabinet
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Here's my homage to a traditional Japanese marquetry technique called yosegi! During the making of this video, I didn't realize the cabinet lighting was in "party mode" for several minutes. Also, please ignore my poor editing towards the end... too far along now to go back and fix it :P Thank you! #woodworking #yosegi #marquetry #inlay #laser #cabinet
My POOP Build
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A cheeky name, but I pulled no stops in building this cabinet! Dovetails, triple tenons, mitered doors, compound piston fit drawers, and a cute little laser inlay.
Hello, Woodworkers!
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Welcome! In my very first video, I share why I'm launching this channel: to share my own design-build projects, and create a series of beginner-friendly tutorials. I'll also talk about my background, passion for woodworking, and what inspires me in the shop. Join me on this creative journey :) #woodworking #intro
The foil is some kind of aluminum tape double side?
Great video!
Thanks!
Thanks didnt know about the library..
Great resource, check it out!
Make sure add it’s beak it looks like it’s trying to flip someone off no offense lol
Lol it is a fowl gesture, after all 😎
Fantastic work on all of your projects David. I’m new to the channel today and really like what I have seen. You won a lot of awards already but I would like to give you a highly coveted award from me for the new UA-cam woodworking channel of the year. Congratulations and I hope to see much more from you… This recognition in this message will be your certification of accomplishment. 🤣🤣🤣😎
Very cool!
Nice !!!
It's gorgeous. Did you use full-blind dovetails on the carcass or are those just straight miters?
Just miters, but one day I will try full blind dovetails with mitered edges!
Im excited to watch more of your videos! Any protips you can share with us beginners would be massively appreciated :D
Poop cabinet and cheeky...classic! Nice work and thank you for sharing!
It was a fun build 😎
Amazing!
I'm interested lol. You explain yourself very well!!! I'm in for the long haul lol. Peace
ahhh Boba? unsubscribe 😂😂 just kidding
BOBA IS LIFE 😎
@ NEVER!!!!😂😂👊🏻
ugggghhhhh, okay i'm in 😂
Excellent to see that WoodPrix has new plans what helped me save some money and energy to make it.
I support this early new year's resolution!
Good luck 👍
Interesting. I just purchased an XTool S1 with similar ideas for use as opposed to what you see most people using them for. Unfortunately I am a slow learner on anything computerized (old guy)! Look forward to seeing more of your ideas. Hopefully I will figure out video editing as well so I can share some of my ideas. Thanks for the video!
Well you got me. Let us see how this goes
Great job on your first video. I’ll stick around for another!
Your workshop looks a lot like mine… and am I seeing it right..? You’re in Denver?
Cool! The shorts I made are mostly from the RRCC woodshop. This video is in my garage shop, where nearly everything is mobile :D
I’m in Morrison… and every tool I have is on wheels lol! Looking forward to seeing where this goes - good luck to you!
Well, for no reason other than you said Red Rocks I am going to follow you. My daughter was married at Red Rocks, lives in Castle Rock. I lived outside of Aspen but now on the east coast. Looking forward to seeing where this journey takes you! Shame there aren’t more programs like the one at RR Community College.
@@meadowlarkadventuregear Lol got to make due! Are you self taught or have you taken any classes?
@ learned mostly from my Dad who had his shop in the basement. A little in shop class in High School (when they still taught it), and from watching the New Yankee Workshop with Norm Abrams on PBS lol! Lastly I consulted a lot of books and experimented a lot. I think a fundamental understanding of tools and woodworking is why I can do my craft well. Most of the guys interested in making bows are not cabinet makers.
Hey brother, It's always fun to see woodworkers that are starting their channel. I have subbed and think you have potential from watching this vid. Good luck to you sir!!
Appreciate it, thank you!
This is awesome to find a woodworker just starting out on their journey. I have been a beginner for years. I am in for the ride.
Yah! Lots to build and learn from :D
Looking forward to the design series! There's not really a proper woodworking/furniture design series on youtube (so far as I could find). Good luck with getting started, you've got a new follower!
Thank you!
So satisfying
Worth the effort!
Thin slices would be an awesome inlay for a table or for shot coasters. Amazing results.
That looks awesome!
Thank you!
Hit it with the deli slicer
That may just work lol
Wow :O A+ content, I thought for sure I just got here early but only 194 subscribers? Make it 195!
The final product looks great!
Nice! I need one for my porch!
Wow!
Gorgeous!
can’t wait to see the grand reveal!
Thank you!
so cool
Looks pretty cool 😮
Thanks!
Well that was a waste of my precious time.
I only had a minute 🥲
pretty cool
Thanks!
My Biesse cnc pisses on your “router on steroids” from the 11th floor.
You might want to get that inspected... 🤣
is it harder when 2 people hold it?
A little bit since we have to position ourselves. Usually, you can operate alone, but it's my first time and Neil is just making sure the table stays flat on the surface. If it lifts, the bit will catch and send the piece flying!
I wonder what the edge looks like after a pass....
Ha, I forgot to add that... I'll update a new video!
A shaper is a dangerous tool that requires constant observance of safety protocols not extant in the DYI or home shop.
Very true! I'm glad I had an experienced instructor there 😎
Gahd damn I’ve never seen a shaper, too cool love seein tools I don’t know
It's a beefy router table and wants to eat your fingers. But, wow, it amazingly good at its job.
Finish. Sand the rest of the veneer off, then replace it. Anything else will just be ugly.
I'm going to try and stain it. If that doesn't work, then yes sand it all off!
you or so good
Still lots to learn!
Lol “all bricked up”
You know it 🧱
Nice!!
Thank you!
That chisel needs a good sharpening.
I'm taking a carving course too, so my chisels need some TLC 😅
Why are you ripping it with a band saw if you have a jointer you have a table saw
It's safer and more efficient for me to cut on bandsaw. The veneer likes to wiggle around which could catch on table saw and the bandsaw kerf is smaller. But definitely doable on table saw with a veneer sled.