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Thanks! @@sleinnesnej
As soon as his results come up I hit not interested. All he does is talk about what he does that isnt woodworking.
Dude the match fit blade cleaner is a GAME CHANGER. You need to try that before you replace a blade. I just keep Simple Green in it and it takes 5-10 swipes and it's like a new blade.
I think you meant Microjig? Not trying to be “that” guy; just in case anyone goes looking. I have it as well, and love it. I also use Simple green, but keep “Goo Gone” (industrial) separately in case I’ve been working with wet “Big Box Store” softwoods. Cheers!
@@k1sfd1974 yes I did ty!
I use a fingernail brush and Dawn Powerwash. It’s even faster than simple green for me.
And maybe sharpen it before you throw it away? 🙄
@@winandmestebeld idk that I'd sharpen a Frued lol, but cleaning the pitch goes a long way in lifespan
Congrats on the wedding! I look forward to seeing you transition to a bigger shop space!
What happened to that Jackery for powering more than just what the one circuit can handle?
There are 2 likely answers. Like everything else this clown buys it was a gimmick that didn’t really work long term.
Or it was loaned to him for advertising purposes and when the sponsor realized he doesn’t know sh** they took it back.
i was going to suggest a cheap power station or building his own with an lfp battery and a chargerverter like from sungold. either of them could connect to the single 120v outlet and be set to charge at like 500w while he is able to use however amount of battery he can afford
i would suggest at min 5kW, 48v being the preferred battery voltage, this way he can power high power tools without stressing his single outlet.
I wish I had the courage to take so much expensive wood and chew it up like a beaver. But the end result is amazing. Beautiful work, and congrats on your wedding.
Now cleaning my keyboard, thanks to the mom joke in the middle of nowhere. Dude coffee on my keyboard...LOL
Hand tools allow you to be more accurate when doing shapes. I mean people use jeweler files to finish off reduction gets after the gears were cut by machines to be gear shaped. You compare a gear set finished off with jeweler files vs ones not you’d find the one finished off with jeweler files are quieter, more durable, and more efficient. Hand tools are important because they can do things more accurately than any machine. If you touch a piece of wood to a belt sander you’re taking off a lot of material where if you rub sand paper on wood you’re taking off very little. Power tools help speed up the rough setup but hand tools help where fine details count.
That is beautiful! Truly a work of art! Love the outcome..
I love the “driftwood” look……one of my faves in making custom, natural designs. Great job!
As someone who uses cad often I completely forgot you can't just lazily plug in numbers without cad software.
Also, I've gotta get me a contour sander for my die grinder. Looks super useful and I'm not even a woodworker.
I'm sorry, did you say you youself selected then bought this lumber that you don't like, and didn't notice the knots and twists?
I feel you on the heat and cold. My garage is old, has no ac, no insulation, the roof is short and it gets hotter than an oven.
I actually just bought a window ac, and I'm building cabinet to place my dust collector in. Progess little by little!!
I have suggested this in the past but since you don't have access to the breaker a solar generator or back up battery system that you can plug into the outlet to charge and provide a buffer system for power draw may prevent you from tripping that breaker.
He had the jackery power system at one point
Told you to get the grizzly planer!
And I have an old Black &Decker Wood Mate folding work beck that’s perfect for a stand for the bench planer. This bench has a 1-3/4 thick top so you can bolt the planer to it or use the dogs to use it like a wood vice
Very handy when you need an extra bench but not have the room for a dedicated work bench
Congrats on your wedding. You surprised me by your shift to carving. I love it. It's my favorite way of working with wood. I started carving wood using a Trautman carver many years ago. I wish I had one today (they're too expensive and I don't think they would be sold to the general public - like most woodworkers). I did free form carving very similar to what you're doing. Sam Maloof was the first professional woodworker I know to do freeform carving (with a purpose). I thoroughly enjoy the technique and continue experimenting with it today. One thing I'd encourage you to do is to reinforce the joy of sanding freeform sculpture. You get to really see your work come together and become beautiful. It allows you to be able to spend many intimate hours in close proximity to your work.
Sorry to be “That Guy”, but just want people to know that you can’t just “upgrade the breaker”, since the circuit is sized to properly protect the wiring. Instead, you would need to upgrade the wiring of the entire circuit to a larger size BEFORE you can install a higher amperage breaker. Better to just run another circuit if possible, which I understand is not possible for either option in this case.
The final table is gorgeous 🤩🤩
I use a mix of hand and power tools. Sometimes the hand tool really is the better, faster, easier option. And sometimes it absolutely is not
It's funny how it began as an abstract project and became something on the other extreme of the spectrum
It's turned out Beautifully!!
“I don’t use melamine to save make it significantly cheaper.”
*proceeds to use a football field of melamine*
He is reusing that melamine, rather than making a new mold each time he uses epoxy. There is a difference between the 2.
Awesome job with this piece!
Look into a battery box (like jackory), charge it when not there and run your dust collection off that when using the table saw.
Beautiful results!
Beautiful table! Awesome grain ... love the carving...
I have been watching your channels for a while. I can tell You remind me a lot when I first started my business when I was in my early thirties. I am now 56 and retired. Sold my business bought my dream home. Made good money. Retirement funds, my daughter is a med student, Son has his own business, Been married to my wife for over 25 years. When I see you I see a bright future for you both. May God continue blessings on you both. For all your haters. They’ll get theirs. You have many people that cheer for you. By the way. This is the first comment I have ever made or probably will on someone’s page. Good luck in your endeavor and keep moving forward
Wow, low brow Mom jokes?
Great job on this unique table!
“Like your mom”? There’s a time and place, dude. Are you sure this is the lane you want?
Exactly, way too juvenile for me. I'll be moving on.
"It's just locker-room talk."
Does it drive you crazy that your Harvey table saw requires 60 (yes 60) rotations of the tilt wheel to go from 0 to 45 degrees. It does me. I would have bought a different brand had I known. None of the 2 million YT videos I watched pre-purchase mentioned this.
I think the Micro-jig would make those tapers much easier, possibly, and a lot of good tips in this video, thanks
A 34 minute commercial? UA-cam woodworking has gone to hell.
handtool woodworking is an art.
It's good to know enough to do it, because hand tools will save your ass in some really interesting situations.
And being able to sharpen things well makes all the difference.
If you're crap at sharpening chisels, you'll struggle with handtool woodworking.
If you wanna get good at sharpening shop tools, start doing handtool woodworking and learn to sharpen from someone like outdoors55 who has a great channel on sharpining basics.
And rex krugers sharpening video's as well for plane techniques.
Its an art.
And maybe its a cult.
But, i really enjoy handplaning. I just dont enjoy the sharpening part.
He will never do it. He has zero skills so he has to use tools that take little to no skill. ( not that things like tablesaws don’t require skill for more advanced operations) Professional furniture makers use hand planes for 2 reasons. 1 if you have even mediocre skills at sharpening and using a plane they are much faster than an orbital sander.2. The finish you get from a hand plane is far more refined. All this is fine, not everyone has to aspire to make quality furniture. Lots of people are happy to make high school quality projects. But I find it hilarious when he makes totally ignorant comments about things like planes that he knows absolutely nothing about.
The only sacrifices I've seen in our meetings are huge amounts of time.
I wasnt a member of that cult, i just joined to find out if it felt home to me ... still searching!
Bro really wants to be black tail studios so bad
each to their own, but i actually like a good knot for visuals... bit of epoxy and the odd dead bugs good... as is termite damage...
but frown upon them structurally.
Sir, you have a great imagination. I would have never come with an idea like that table. It came out great. I have to check of Arbortech tools. Thanks.
As far as I'm concerned, an electric hand sander IS a hand tool, so is a cordless drill and so is a palm router... See where I'm going with this?
I too started woodworking in my apartment parking lot. I now own a beautiful home with a two car + garage I use as my woodshop. One tip I can give is to not only have a 200 amp panel, but to have a 200 amp breaker box on the utility pole coming into said panel. That way you will be able to run your planer and dust collector together. You will be happier.
Id like to draw your attention to how youtubers have the power of gaining subscribers, and then lose them.
I have been a subscriber to your channel because I watched a video that impressed me, and today, during this video, I unsubscribed. I get it, its your channel, do with it what you want, but there are inevitable cause and effect consequences of what you put out. The entire video was littered with tactless sexual innuendos that put me right off. Its not necessary in a woodworking channel. Show some class to keep subscribers would be my advice.
Also your table saw blade binding may very well be because of a dust build up. I had the same thing happen and as soon as I got all the dust out it cut like new. My 2 cents worth. Good luck with your channel, but that's it for me.
Same here.
you can use a battery vacuum for dust collection, its way better than nothing
Okay, I was with you until the off color comment.
Summer of George...but the video was good! Your voiceover sounds robotic, however. Not sure about the audio issue, but otherwise fantastic!
that mom joke...
One reason you probably don’t like hand tools is because there’s a learning curve to sharpening, but it’s not too bad to learn. Also, I like bridge city’s set up gauges but their hand planes were mediocre and disappointing for me even though they look cool. I had the same bridge city plane you were using. Nothing beats a Lie- Nielsen plane.
Summer of George.
Time laps could use like 100x speeds.
You need to look at Almendingers sawmill for material and Buzz's sharpening in Delaware
Summer of George... This video is the one that finally had me unsubscribe. Trust your talent and craftsmanship and stop with the awful click-baity titles and cold opens. I won't be spending my 30 minutes on this "perfectly" annoying content anymore.
Where do you get your wood from? I live in Central Ohio and with just starting my woodworking hobby I need somewhere better than the big box stores.
Let me get my keys. We’ll drive outta here.
A better quote would have been (also from somebody who you probably know) is "work smarter not harder" by Scrooge McDuck.
You do such nice work! May i suggest a router slide. I made one and it is great for wide boards! Thanks buddy
I've watched your videos for a while and have always enjoyed your "off the beaten path" take on things. When you started power carving this table, I thought you had finally gone over the edge. You proved me wrong. The final product looks great. Just a couple of minor concerns on my part. How does a college educated man not know that horizontally and vertically are words? My other concern is, as an engineer, how have you not used the Pythagorean theorem since middle school and how can you be bad at math and be an engineer? The problem is, you slip so many sarcastic moments into your videos (that's great) that this time I could not tell if you were kidding or not. Love the humor. My family is from Ohio. I was born in Ohio, even though I have lived in Texas for 62 of my 66 years. Must be an Ohio type of humor that I always heard from my dad and his brothers. Keep up the fun videos.
“…like your mom…” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stop putting your hand on the wood/track while you’re cutting! If a kick back occurs you will lose your fingers or even your whole hand. Only beginners put their hands behind the blade.
Also, who scrapes the resin off each tooth with a chisel? Plop the blade in a round tray and spray it with some Simple Green. Let it soak for a minute and use a nylon or brass brush to remove the resin. Rinse with hot water, towel dry and you’re good to go in under 4 minutes. I suspect your blade isn’t burning because of dullness but rather the saw table top isn’t at the right plane with an angled blade. You may have to shim one corner by measuring the blade against the table slot while it’s angled. Some trigonometry might need to be used to get the exact amount of shim height, or you can use trial and error after finding the low corner.
Dude get eco flow power statip you can run both.
Come on man, why are you sanding epoxy without a respirator?
How are you enjoying the Harvey dust processor?
Why not battery powered vacuum?
Brother you should have just went and got another plank. And when it come to doing woodworking with machines, native people do there work or anything that makes life easier. Use what you are comfortable with.
Great video... I don't want to date George, my wife would get upset. Now I need an angle grinder... I love that sanding tip!
See School House Rock "Lolly Lolly Lolly".....
Love the gags.! Keep going… ❤
Enjoyed your video, great job it looks nice
Nice job on this unique piece. It's nice seeing a woodworker doing an actual project on UA-cam.
If you're using your table saw without dust collection you should prob be wearing a respirator. My table saw is from the 60's and I don't have dust collection at all. I wear and suggest an RZ M3.
Great piece. I thought it was perfect even when only half of it was finished. The contrast between the geometric and organic shapes was exciting. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Not going to like, I did not really like the end result. With that said though, I can respect trying new things so good job.
Like your mom?.... Yeah, nah... Bye.
Was the first place Almendinger's and second one Woodwerks Supply or are there other sources in Central Ohio that I'm unaware of?
Vertically 💪🏾💯
you need to be a little more concise
The biggest problem with walnut is it is graded one sided and from my experience when you are building something out of regular hardwood 15% extra usually is enough. Walnut unless you’re buying the ultra premium 25% is usually needed.
It is something about the fact that years ago supply and demand wood graders figured a way of making more money out of there walnut by ignoring knots on one side. Hope that helps.
Cheers from Chigwell Alberta Canada.
Dude, you aren’t using that turbo plane correctly.
Best of luck to this channel but all the problem you are complaining about are totally the fault of your own from perchance of the wood to the tools and the shop good luck on what ever shop upgrade or move what ever it is and btw if you work with wood you are a wood worker the carpenter makes the tools the tools don't make a carpenter they may help but it's skills not dollars that count
Summer of George LOL
Nice work!
How bad that looks? I hope you mean bad ass. This is the type of stuff I would buy or make if I had money.
Also I have no clue why, but your voice over sections really hit the reverb on my HeSuVi setup hard. Totally my fault and being to lazy to fix it. It's just weird.
Haha props for the reversed miter gauge !
Watch a few hundred woodworking vidéos and never found that trick
Unsubscribing because of the mom joke. "crude" woodworking???????
It’s not ugly, it’s absolutely awesome. Even without the smoothing.
It looked quite nice untill you started fleeb floobing with the powercarving. Personal taste I guess. Shout out to George though.
Sweet
Love this video❤
The Power Carving tools look fantastic! Will be getting myself that Ball Gouge and Scraper!!
The mom 4 fingers “joke” - very very uncool - I’m out of here - g’bye !
I just subscribed because of the 4 fingers joke.
I made an account just to sub again because of that joke.
Hit close to home did it?
I don't understand how people get so fucking easily offended. We're adults aren't we.... not toddlers who need to be protected.
I am right behind you, vincent. Who makes a joke like that? And, who defends a joke like that?
Yooooooo Eric!! I was like dang this end table's gonna be dope. Then you started carving... I did cringe for only but, a sec. I was like Eric's never let us down before so we have to trust the process. Holy Smokes Bud!! Came out looking like it was carved from one large trunk. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
What a f**king mess
Lol love the video!
Dude, all of a sudden you have a Harvey bandsaw, a Harvey Dust Collector, and a thousand Festool tools... did I miss something from the last video you posted?! Did you win the lottery? lol. Can't wait to see your new shop. You're gonna love having the proper power to run your tools. Also, summer of george is hilarious. I just finished re-watching Seinfeld, shit makes me laugh every time. Oh, and nice table. At first I thought you were completely butchering a really cool design. Turned out pretty badass.
This is for amateurs
Like your mom?!! Is that just crude "humor"?
That's so crazy... I OWN this table!!
Well, I own a table of the same geometry. I might use your video as a guide as I build my own to match it. 😜
As to those purists that think hand tools are the only way to go don’t seem to realize that it was the old craftsman wood workers that sought out better and fast ways to do their work that was the driving force to the development of power tools.
You are hilarious.
Anyone that knows anything about hand planes knows they are far faster and leave a far better surface than a random orbit sander. But of course because you have zero woodworking skills ( as demonstrated in this video) you have no choice. Of course if your parents, I mean “ clients” don’t care about quality, why should you.When you cleanly slice the fibers it tends to make the surface “ glow”. Hand sanding (not by machine) can leave a good surface but it takes much longer. Using a machine to sand(other than a drum sander) leaves cross grain scratches. That is a fact. And another fact… using a hand plane can give you superior edge joints for panels. But of course with your vast knowledge of woodworking 😂😂😂😂😂 you know that.
7:50 Seriously... lots of residential neighbors to pissoff with all the noise from screaming machines.. while you self admittedly bumble around or engage in commercial activity in a single car garage. Where do you park your truck? In the limited spaces provided for visitors?
Got limited power available too.
Apparently, you have zero care factor for those neighbors.
I'm surprised the HOA or Local Council hasn't shut you down by now.
Do everyone proper and rent a workshop in an industrial area.
bro, do you not see your like ratio? you need to change something.
Congrats!!!
Nice work on the chalk comments and the quick jokes. The world needs more things to keep people using their melon.