Distracted. I prefer not having any music play when I'm working on something needing a lot of focus. At most I listen to instrumental music instead of music with vocals. That grill stand looks amazing! Those subtle curves and use of different species of wood really works well. I feel a 32 min video just does not convey all the hours of work you put into this. I also found the panto router segment of the video very satisfying to watch. I also very nearly spat out my morning coffee with laughter at the tip-toe joke 🤣
I find it so interesting that so many people share the same feeling about needing to pay attention in the shop. Thanks so much. Yeah this project was a ton of work and I had to unfortunately cut quite a bit for the sake of time and not being too redundant. I actually had a lot of concerns about that during the editing process mainly because I don’t think people really love watching milling which was a big part of this project. That and just working through all the different components. Glad you enjoyed it man!
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks I guess it's similar to turning down the music in the car when you're looking for a parking spot 🤷♂️ Watching the video didn't feel like you left things out. I feel you've shown enough milling in this video to get the idea across. It might not show how much you had to do, but it still works. Thanks for the video, Shane
Focused. I go between classical and old time radio shows (Sirius XM). Both work for me. By the way, I’m looking for a drawing bow like you used in this build. I paused the video but couldn’t read the brand. Can you provide more info or a link? Thank you.
Distracted. If I'm doing something repetitive or that I've done 100 times, I can listen to whatever. If I have to focus on details or I'm doing something new, I have to listen to nothing, or to something like instrumental music.
From 5:30 to 7:30 The word “mortise(s)” was used 20 times. That works out to an average rate of 1 “mortise” every 6 seconds. Which translates to 100MPH (mortise per hour). Impressive… oh, and the build is absolutely amazing as always.
Focused… If it’s music anyway. I have playlists that I use when I’m in the shop. It’s all music that I know and a little from every genre. (I actually have some 300GB of music on my phone.) It keeps the ADHD side of my brain occupied so I can concentrate on my work. I can’t do audiobooks though or even podcasts. It shifts to the active side of my brain and I’m too distracted to safely do any power tool woodworking. If I’m just cleaning up things (sanding, light chisel work, etc.) it’s ok, but I still FEEL distracted. Edited for grammar
Focused. I find jazz and classical are my go-to’s when working on complex / new to me techniques. If it’s something I’ve done a few times, I crank the metal. But, I do the same at my day job as a project manager at a software company….
Focused, music is required or I can’t concentrate. Oh, and loud. Phone is always turned up 100% with my airpods. Now… I’m disappointed you didn’t include video of moving that beast into the backyard, with something that big and awkward I bet it would have been really entertaining.
That’s the best way to listen to it! Haha, actually my father-in-law stopped by and he and I moved it to the backyard pretty easily. It just looks heavy and awkward. Eucalyptus is just as light as cedar, so I think in the end the entire thing only weighed about 120 pounds.
Focused. Totally agree with your take. Audiobooks (or in my case podcasts) require too much thinking for me. But put on my workshop jams playlist, and it gets me in the mood to just keep plugging away at whatever project I'm working on. What type of hand planes do you use?
Yeah, audiobooks and podcasts can be really distracting for me too. Music is great as long as it isn’t the same playlist for a week haha. I use a combo of Lie Nielsen and Veritas but lean more to the LN planes.
Focused. Mainly because I’m 80% deaf with some horribly distracting tinnitus. Anything that can drown that mess out helps with focus lol. Beautiful build brother. I’d definitely be interested in plans, though I’ll probably use cedar and cypress instead. Sapele and eucalyptus are hard to come by locally.
Focused and distracted. I've got a combo of bluetooth speakers and over-ear bluetooth headphones, so I like music when I've got all my stuff ready to saw, sand, router, or other tool that goes "Brrrttt." Then the speaker is for layouts, assemblies, etc. However, there are some days where my brain just will not do math, and I've got to shut the music off, wrestle the brain into compliance, and proceed. Then again, no podcasts here as those would definitely distract me, so it's 100% rage metal all the time. I like your grill stand, dude. I think the subtle leg curves are the chef's kiss - it makes it reminiscent of Arts and Crafts to me, which is my favorite. I agree with the other commenters that an update on the weathering of this would be cool. I'd also like your opinion after some use on that Grizzly drill press!
That's the best way to do it! Thanks, man. I'm glad you like those sweeping legs. I'll definitely give an update on both the grill table and the drill press!
Distracted - I've been looking for a project like this! I don't have a big backyard and this corner bbq table would be perfect. I think I would just have to use dominoes though, I'm not sure about those mitered tenons. Those are sick! I feel like we are getting too used to how high quality your projects and videos are but top notch work on both dude!
I'm definitely going to copy your design but with with joinery i can handle i'm not as talented haha .And i will have to make some changes to fit my black olive grill but definitely going to give it a try..Great video and again very entertaining !!
My son tried one of those at a grocery store once and convinced my wife to get them. That will never be happening again haha. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Focused and distracted - I agree your take on when to listen to which. Would you please post an update in time on the heat from the grill vs. an entirely wooden structure? I’m keen to replicate what you have built, but had in mind to use fire bricks under the grill for fear of too much heat. Thx and looking forward to your ongoing success.
It's so nice to hear that I'm not alone on that one! Yeah, I can absoluelty post an update. When I designed this one I did it with the fact that I was going to use the ceramic feet to lift the grill about an inch off the lower shelf. But I did end up having to buy two sets as three didn't balance it well enough for my liking.
#distracted - Always turning the Radio off, when i need to concentrate. One question occured to me while watching your video: are you using regular beechwood dominos? The ones you used seemed to be quite light in color. I always wondered if beechwood dowels would be enough for outdoor furniture since they are encased in other wood and sealed by glue? Only to always play it safe in the end and invest a bit more money in oak dowels..
There's nothing like silence to get on track quickly. Yeah, I just use the normal beech dominos, they might look lighter just from the lighting in the shop. As long as your joints are tight they work great for exterior applications.
Brand new to the channel- could you talk about how you set up your shop, what equipment did you get and in Ed at order. Lastly what equipment do you recommend and why. Thanks.
Focused - great project. Love the wood combo and the curves really take the design up a level. I’m going to use that ledger board dado method on some future projects
Thanks! Yeah, I agree, the sapele and eucalyptus complement each other well. I love the ledger strip solution, that one saved me a ton of time in the end.
Focused. I tried to listen to babel to learn a new language while working. That didn't work, so I just listen to political podcasts and get depressed about the state of our world.
Thank you! Skip planing is where the boards are relatively flat, but not perfectly flat so you run them through the planer on one face, then flip the board over and run it through on the other face. This gets the boards flat enough to use, but it’s not the traditional way toflatten them.
Focused. Sweet design dude! I’d love a set of plans, this is the nicest looking grill table I’ve come across. Though I will probably take like a month just to do the base joints. Keep it up, you’re my favorite actual woodworker on UA-cam.
Distracted, but I still do it. How's that osmo uv oil hold up over time? You'd mentioned using it a few times, I was wondering how it hold up with say cedar as I'd love to find something that gives just a bit of protection but helps keep that non-gray look on occasion.
Haha, we're all guilty. The uv oil holds up really well. I have had it on a few pieces that see a ton of weather and haven't had any graying. You just have to reapply once every two years or so in my experience.
I listen to an Audiobook and it keeps me focused. Else my mind will start to wonder stupid things like "If electricity comes from electrons, does morality comes from morons?"
Focused... But I'm really just kind of a hobbyist so I'm not sure if I really know at this point.😊 I was wondering if I could ask you a question, I've been looking at grizzly table saws and I was wondering if you had an opinion on them?
That’s all right I’m sure you’ll find out due time. I really enjoy all of my grizzly tools aside from my drum sander and I have a couple friends that own a Grizzly table saw and they’re super happy with them. I actually had an issue with the laser assembly on my drill press and the new part should be arriving today so customer service is really easy to work with as well.
Focused. great video! thanks for posting! I made something similar for a weber kettle grill several years ago when I was just starting out in woodworking. Considering remaking it after watching your video. Looked for the plans on your website and etsy but didn’t find them. Do you intend on releasing the plans? Thanks again.
Thanks man I really appreciate it! I haven’t quite gotten enough people to request plans to make them yet, but it’s getting really close and if I do, I’ll definitely let you know.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks thanks. Forgot to mention that I like all the dad jokes in your videos! Here’s one for you: Why should you never mark a board with a dull pencil? Because it’s pointless.
Distracted. I always put on a playlist of songs I can sing along with. I really love the look of sappele. Or sapelle. Sappelle?? Well, the stuff your using in this build anyway 😄
Distracted: I'm with you, if it's mundane and routine, it's podcasts, but the minute I need to figure something out, I need to turn it off or I end up despising whoever's taking, and they usually don't deserve that.
Focused - I find listening to instrumental music allows me to stay focused on "the task at hand". I love audio books for simple, repetitive tasks like sanding. Your videos are fantastic and your humor is really dry, just how I like it!
Focused! Your tips, edits, designs, and joke are always spot on. I love your work and your style. Thanks for sharing, you’re by far my favorite woodworking channel.
Distracted! I'm newly retired and am getting ready to start woodworking with kitchen cabinets for my rental apartment. (My second floor) I have been watching all kinds of woodworking in order to get allot of different ideas. Not just cabinet making, but everything I can in order to get allot of different joinery ideas. I am an electrician of 45 years so I know that, tools make the tradesman! And tools I have. So, you may hear from me again with a question or 100! Thanks and great channel.
Focused! Another great build! I’ve been looking at those steel framed grill stations with the fake brick to get inspiration to build exactly what you just built! Thank you! The only thing I was looking to add were some stainless steel drawers or stainless cabinet to keep charcoal and supplies it. I know it will kill the look, but sometimes function over form for convenience!
Distracted. I'm the same way, if I need to really focus, I put on music that I know but... it can't be music that absolutely slaps because I'll find myself singing if I'm not careful. I appreciate that you make longer videos. I hate watching a large project come together in under 10 minutes. I pick up so many more tips in videos like these.
My cousin has been wanting me to build her something like this for her Egg. Nothing has looked right until now! Yours is perfect and gorgeous. Love all your work. Thanks for sharing.
With Music I know, "Focused" I love listening to music I know while in the shop. Oddly enough I love listening to the band "Tool" while using tools. Lol!
Now that is dedication! I also feel like this is a point where I should put that I’m not liable for any injuries that occur while watching the videos… haha
Good question, I love using traditional mortise and tenon when I can and I don’t own an XL. Plus the PantoRouter can do a lot more than the domino can.
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Distracted. I prefer not having any music play when I'm working on something needing a lot of focus. At most I listen to instrumental music instead of music with vocals.
That grill stand looks amazing! Those subtle curves and use of different species of wood really works well. I feel a 32 min video just does not convey all the hours of work you put into this. I also found the panto router segment of the video very satisfying to watch.
I also very nearly spat out my morning coffee with laughter at the tip-toe joke 🤣
I find it so interesting that so many people share the same feeling about needing to pay attention in the shop. Thanks so much. Yeah this project was a ton of work and I had to unfortunately cut quite a bit for the sake of time and not being too redundant. I actually had a lot of concerns about that during the editing process mainly because I don’t think people really love watching milling which was a big part of this project. That and just working through all the different components. Glad you enjoyed it man!
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks I guess it's similar to turning down the music in the car when you're looking for a parking spot 🤷♂️
Watching the video didn't feel like you left things out. I feel you've shown enough milling in this video to get the idea across. It might not show how much you had to do, but it still works.
Thanks for the video, Shane
Haha, exactly!
Mostly focused. This was a really cool build, seemingly a simple one but with a closer look quite challenging with all the angles 😅
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, there was quite a few challenges with this beast.
That is a beautiful work of Art. Enjoyed watching it come together.
Thank you! Happy to hear that, cheers!
Focused. I go between classical and old time radio shows (Sirius XM). Both work for me. By the way, I’m looking for a drawing bow like you used in this build. I paused the video but couldn’t read the brand. Can you provide more info or a link? Thank you.
Nice! I picked mine up from Lee Valley, it’s a solid bow.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks Thank you sir.
No worries!
Distracted. If I'm doing something repetitive or that I've done 100 times, I can listen to whatever. If I have to focus on details or I'm doing something new, I have to listen to nothing, or to something like instrumental music.
I’m in the same boat. Though my go to has been 90s hip hop lately. Haha
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks I suppose I can go with lyrics if I know them so well I no longer have to think about them.
Yeah, at that point it just keeps the hum from the dust collector muffled.
From 5:30 to 7:30 The word “mortise(s)” was used 20 times. That works out to an average rate of 1 “mortise” every 6 seconds. Which translates to 100MPH (mortise per hour). Impressive… oh, and the build is absolutely amazing as always.
I mean sometimes you just really gotta mortise ya know. Thanks, mate! I really appreciate it!
More BBQ Please.....
I'll throw another shrimp or 10 on for ya haha
Great video! Curious what lights you have in your shop. Everything is lit so nicely.
Thank you! I use aperture lights in the shop, but those are more for video than actual lighting.
Focused… If it’s music anyway. I have playlists that I use when I’m in the shop. It’s all music that I know and a little from every genre. (I actually have some 300GB of music on my phone.) It keeps the ADHD side of my brain occupied so I can concentrate on my work. I can’t do audiobooks though or even podcasts. It shifts to the active side of my brain and I’m too distracted to safely do any power tool woodworking. If I’m just cleaning up things (sanding, light chisel work, etc.) it’s ok, but I still FEEL distracted.
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That makes sense. I often have to hit mute and shut it down so I can stay in the zone.
Focused. I find jazz and classical are my go-to’s when working on complex / new to me techniques. If it’s something I’ve done a few times, I crank the metal. But, I do the same at my day job as a project manager at a software company….
Nice! Different tunes for different tasks is the way to go.
Focused, music is required or I can’t concentrate. Oh, and loud. Phone is always turned up 100% with my airpods. Now… I’m disappointed you didn’t include video of moving that beast into the backyard, with something that big and awkward I bet it would have been really entertaining.
That’s the best way to listen to it! Haha, actually my father-in-law stopped by and he and I moved it to the backyard pretty easily. It just looks heavy and awkward. Eucalyptus is just as light as cedar, so
I think in the end the entire thing only weighed about 120 pounds.
Distracted. I know I can only do 1 thing at a time. Listening to anything and woodworking well are 2 separate things. Thanks for the vid!
Haha I can relate, thanks for watching’
Focused. Totally agree with your take. Audiobooks (or in my case podcasts) require too much thinking for me. But put on my workshop jams playlist, and it gets me in the mood to just keep plugging away at whatever project I'm working on.
What type of hand planes do you use?
Yeah, audiobooks and podcasts can be really distracting for me too. Music is great as long as it isn’t the same playlist for a week haha. I use a combo of Lie Nielsen and Veritas but lean more to the LN planes.
Focused. Mainly because I’m 80% deaf with some horribly distracting tinnitus. Anything that can drown that mess out helps with focus lol. Beautiful build brother. I’d definitely be interested in plans, though I’ll probably use cedar and cypress instead. Sapele and eucalyptus are hard to come by locally.
Oh yeah, I'm sure that helps a lot then! Thank you very much, I'll add you to the tally. I think cedar would look fantastic too.
Focused and distracted. I've got a combo of bluetooth speakers and over-ear bluetooth headphones, so I like music when I've got all my stuff ready to saw, sand, router, or other tool that goes "Brrrttt." Then the speaker is for layouts, assemblies, etc. However, there are some days where my brain just will not do math, and I've got to shut the music off, wrestle the brain into compliance, and proceed. Then again, no podcasts here as those would definitely distract me, so it's 100% rage metal all the time.
I like your grill stand, dude. I think the subtle leg curves are the chef's kiss - it makes it reminiscent of Arts and Crafts to me, which is my favorite. I agree with the other commenters that an update on the weathering of this would be cool. I'd also like your opinion after some use on that Grizzly drill press!
That's the best way to do it! Thanks, man. I'm glad you like those sweeping legs. I'll definitely give an update on both the grill table and the drill press!
Focused. If I’m just doing general work I like my ‘normal’ stuff. If I need to focus, then I just play LoFi music. Great build as usual. Cheers
Love that! Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!
Distracted - I've been looking for a project like this! I don't have a big backyard and this corner bbq table would be perfect. I think I would just have to use dominoes though, I'm not sure about those mitered tenons. Those are sick! I feel like we are getting too used to how high quality your projects and videos are but top notch work on both dude!
Heck yeah, it's perfect for a saving some space. And don't worry a domino would work great! Thanks for the kind words and support!
I'm definitely going to copy your design but with with joinery i can handle i'm not as talented haha .And i will have to make some changes to fit my black olive grill but definitely going to give it a try..Great video and again very entertaining !!
Awesome! It's been a solid addition to the patio.
The number of vegan jokes in the grill table build was *chef's-kiss* -- now go grill some lentil burgers or cauliflower steaks. ;-)
My son tried one of those at a grocery store once and convinced my wife to get them. That will never be happening again haha. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Focused and distracted - I agree your take on when to listen to which. Would you please post an update in time on the heat from the grill vs. an entirely wooden structure? I’m keen to replicate what you have built, but had in mind to use fire bricks under the grill for fear of too much heat. Thx and looking forward to your ongoing success.
It's so nice to hear that I'm not alone on that one! Yeah, I can absoluelty post an update. When I designed this one I did it with the fact that I was going to use the ceramic feet to lift the grill about an inch off the lower shelf. But I did end up having to buy two sets as three didn't balance it well enough for my liking.
#distracted - Always turning the Radio off, when i need to concentrate.
One question occured to me while watching your video: are you using regular beechwood dominos? The ones you used seemed to be quite light in color.
I always wondered if beechwood dowels would be enough for outdoor furniture since they are encased in other wood and sealed by glue?
Only to always play it safe in the end and invest a bit more money in oak dowels..
There's nothing like silence to get on track quickly. Yeah, I just use the normal beech dominos, they might look lighter just from the lighting in the shop. As long as your joints are tight they work great for exterior applications.
Brand new to the channel- could you talk about how you set up your shop, what equipment did you get and in Ed at order. Lastly what equipment do you recommend and why. Thanks.
Welcome to the channel! I have an older shop tour from 2022 on the channel but I am planning an updated one this year at some point.
Focused - great project. Love the wood combo and the curves really take the design up a level. I’m going to use that ledger board dado method on some future projects
Thanks! Yeah, I agree, the sapele and eucalyptus complement each other well. I love the ledger strip solution, that one saved me a ton of time in the end.
Hahahaha - Awesome vegan joke. . . and so true. . . FOCUSED BTW
That one has a lot of truth to it haha!
Focused. I tried to listen to babel to learn a new language while working. That didn't work, so I just listen to political podcasts and get depressed about the state of our world.
Learning another language while woodworking would be pretty awesome though. I might have to give that go.
Focused….what exactly is skip plane vs regular planing? Great video again!!
Thank you! Skip planing is where the boards are relatively flat, but not perfectly flat so you run them through the planer on one face, then flip the board over and run it through on the other face. This gets the boards flat enough to use, but it’s not the traditional way toflatten them.
Focused. Sweet design dude! I’d love a set of plans, this is the nicest looking grill table I’ve come across. Though I will probably take like a month just to do the base joints. Keep it up, you’re my favorite actual woodworker on UA-cam.
Thanks man! I'll start the tally and let you know if I end up making plans. I really appreciate your support!
I also have been thinking about adding some prep space to my kamado. How can I get your plans?
Nice! I’m still tallying up the number of requests for plans, we’re not quite there yet but if I get there, I will let you know.
I just want to say, I love your builds but I appreciate your dad jokes more! 😅🤣😂
Haha, it’s an experience all around.
Focused. I listen to politicsl podcast or free online courses on constitution, economics or judy anything hillsdale college has
Nice! Sounds like that keeps you in the zone.
distracted. what is the white pencil @9:27? wonderful build!
That's a chalk pencil, here's the link: amzn.to/490Ruay
Distracted, but I still do it. How's that osmo uv oil hold up over time? You'd mentioned using it a few times, I was wondering how it hold up with say cedar as I'd love to find something that gives just a bit of protection but helps keep that non-gray look on occasion.
Haha, we're all guilty. The uv oil holds up really well. I have had it on a few pieces that see a ton of weather and haven't had any graying. You just have to reapply once every two years or so in my experience.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks good to know thanks!
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Legend!
I listen to an Audiobook and it keeps me focused. Else my mind will start to wonder stupid things like "If electricity comes from electrons, does morality comes from morons?"
Haha, I love it! These are my thoughts exactly.
I feel like this will be in a future Timber Biscuit transcript
Shhh don't give away my sources haha
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks 🤐
I thought electricity came from changing magnetic fields.
Distracted. The only time I will play anything is if I am sanding alot
That is the best way to pass the time!
Focused... But I'm really just kind of a hobbyist so I'm not sure if I really know at this point.😊 I was wondering if I could ask you a question, I've been looking at grizzly table saws and I was wondering if you had an opinion on them?
That’s all right I’m sure you’ll find out due time. I really enjoy all of my grizzly tools aside from my drum sander and I have a couple friends that own a Grizzly table saw and they’re super happy with them. I actually had an issue with the laser assembly on my drill press and the new part should be arriving today so customer service is really easy to work with as well.
Thank you so very much!!! And thanks for the videos. You have great designs and they are totally my style. 😁
Not a problem!
Focused. great video! thanks for posting! I made something similar for a weber kettle grill several years ago when I was just starting out in woodworking. Considering remaking it after watching your video. Looked for the plans on your website and etsy but didn’t find them. Do you intend on releasing the plans? Thanks again.
Thanks man I really appreciate it! I haven’t quite gotten enough people to request plans to make them yet, but it’s getting really close and if I do, I’ll definitely let you know.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks thanks. Forgot to mention that I like all the dad jokes in your videos! Here’s one for you:
Why should you never mark a board with a dull pencil?
Because it’s pointless.
Haha, I might have to borrow this one for the next video...
Distracted. I always put on a playlist of songs I can sing along with.
I really love the look of sappele. Or sapelle. Sappelle?? Well, the stuff your using in this build anyway 😄
It's the best way jam! Yeah, the sapele has some really beautiful grain and luster.
The pantorouter for batching mortise and tenons is un matched. Its unbelievable.
No doubt, it makes the process a lot more efficient.
Maybe a DF700
For floating tenons, sure.
Would love to see you provide plans for sale
I’ll add you to the tally!
Distracted: I'm with you, if it's mundane and routine, it's podcasts, but the minute I need to figure something out, I need to turn it off or I end up despising whoever's taking, and they usually don't deserve that.
Haha! I know exactly what you mean, there's been plenty of times where I've been like, please shut up to the narrator.
Focused: Quickly becoming one of my favorite UA-cam woodworkers; lots of great craft!
Thanks mate! Cheers!
Focused - I find listening to instrumental music allows me to stay focused on "the task at hand". I love audio books for simple, repetitive tasks like sanding. Your videos are fantastic and your humor is really dry, just how I like it!
I just recently discovered apple music classical and I have been loving it! Thank you! My goal is to achieve a humor level of desert status.
Focused! Your tips, edits, designs, and joke are always spot on. I love your work and your style. Thanks for sharing, you’re by far my favorite woodworking channel.
Glad you like them, thanks for the support man!
Distracted! I'm newly retired and am getting ready to start woodworking with kitchen cabinets for my rental apartment. (My second floor) I have been watching all kinds of woodworking in order to get allot of different ideas. Not just cabinet making, but everything I can in order to get allot of different joinery ideas. I am an electrician of 45 years so I know that, tools make the tradesman! And tools I have. So, you may hear from me again with a question or 100! Thanks and great channel.
That’s awesome. Congratulations on your retirement. If you have any questions, I’ll be here.
Focused!
Another great build! I’ve been looking at those steel framed grill stations with the fake brick to get inspiration to build exactly what you just built! Thank you!
The only thing I was looking to add were some stainless steel drawers or stainless cabinet to keep charcoal and supplies it. I know it will kill the look, but sometimes function over form for convenience!
Thank you! It's awesome when the universe aligns like that haha. I think added storage is a great idea, you won't hear any arguments from me on that.
Distracted. I'm the same way, if I need to really focus, I put on music that I know but... it can't be music that absolutely slaps because I'll find myself singing if I'm not careful.
I appreciate that you make longer videos. I hate watching a large project come together in under 10 minutes. I pick up so many more tips in videos like these.
Haha! I know what you mean, no bangers while making cuts, but while sanding it's a must. Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying them!
My cousin has been wanting me to build her something like this for her Egg. Nothing has looked right until now! Yours is perfect and gorgeous. Love all your work. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet, I’m glad you’re feeling inspired! And thanks for the love!
With Music I know, "Focused" I love listening to music I know while in the shop. Oddly enough I love listening to the band "Tool" while using tools. Lol!
That’s irony at its finest!
Yes please to plans
I’ll add you to the list!
Awesome man!!!!
Thank you my friend!
Looks good man
Thank you, cheers!
Distracted.
It happens to the best of us!
Focused. I love the way you gave it a slightly Asian feel. It looks great. I would be interested to know what you cook. ❤
Thanks! It really flows with that Kamado vibe. I make it all ribs, steak, bratwurst chicken, pizza, and of course brisket.
Focused - I listen to music all the way. Books distract me. Love your shop!
Nice! Thanks, it's been a lot of years in the making.
Distracted: You've made alot of beautiful pieces in the past but I think this is my favourite so far.
Thank you! I love how this one turned out, it's definitely in my top five.
magnifique
merci beaucoup
Focused. I’m watching your video while I work
Now that is dedication! I also feel like this is a point where I should put that I’m not liable for any injuries that occur while watching the videos… haha
I love your videos and work. Greetings from Spain
Thank you so much!
I absolutely love working with sapili.
Yeah, me too! But sapele does tend to have more issues with tear out from the cross grain.
Focused. Dad jokes and fine woodworking are on point!
Thanks for the love!
Beautiful! Great work! Love it...
I appreciate it thank you!
Where do I get that router jig, panta router?
Yeah, check out the PantoRouter website.
Why a panto router over a domino XL?
Good question, I love using traditional mortise and tenon when I can and I don’t own an XL. Plus the PantoRouter can do a lot more than the domino can.