Can you please make a video for "third graders" lol on how to use a bosch palm router? From what bit to buy and why , how to install it , which one to choose from and why , do you start it first and than put it on the wood or put it on the wood and than start the router , the best speed , if accessories from bosch are needed/why and where to buy. Sorry for the lengthy question lol and if you already have this video I have not yet found it :). Thank you in advance.
Thank you for point out your flaws. I can never stop myself for beating myself down when my work has flaws. This makes me feel a little better that someone like you, who creates so many beautiful items, can make mistakes as well. Thank you!
I’ve had a raised corner a time or two in table tops. I was told it was my clamping pressure and pocket holes pulling the same direction. Ever heard of this? Anyway since I changed up alternating pocket hole direction and clamp pressures, the tops lay flat. And yes, I always edge cut my boards
Thank you so much for the stove cover idea I sold 6 so far a little different than yours I bought handles and I got 10 more orders and a few custom orders and I pitched the idea of making them for my job because they sell homes and I’m waiting to hear back I got lots of work for my little side business now i really appreciate you and now my family can make it because I was struggling to pay rent but with gods help this is going to work out great thanks again
I thank you Matt Outlaw for all you have done for our country. I thank you for what you keep doing for me on every video. I've made your Farmhouse style tables and am selling them well. You are still a Hero brother.
As a trained safety observer I HAVE to point out that cross armed cut (the very first cut you made). Just messin with ya! Great stuff great channel! keep it up!
I build wine cabinets and cellars for very wealthy clients and do, not detailed, but very nice work and I’ll tell you right now I use pocket holes for a lot of different things
I have to tackle this project head on.....even living in an apartment isn't going to stop me. One thing I want to try an incorporate into the design is some "hidden drawers" or some type of "hidden compartment". I have been watching so videos of old 16th, 17th, and 18th century writing tables. One thing that they all had in common, besides the amazing hand carved designs, is thatthey all had hidden compartments or drawers. I'm just fascinated with the idea of pressing part of a table, and a hidden drawer pops out.
Man you are such an inspiration and I'm from South Africa so the only thing I struggle with is converting from imperial to metric but otherwise I love your videos and your projects
You make tables WAY better than me so thank you for showing me how. I use tree round sections cause of where I live and they are free. Legs are tree pieces. Elec. Co . trims trees from Wires we take the what they leave. People give them to me and I appreciate it, use them
I am a beginner woodworker and really enjoy your videos. I successfully built the farmhouse end table with drawer last year. This year I was determined to build the coffee table. I found that the dimensions of the table made it extremely difficult to manage on my own, even with a proper clamp. I also found that the wood kept splitting when i screwed in pocket hole screws. I have reluctantly thrown in the towel in favor of a plane using thicker wood. This maybe shouldn’t be a beginner level project.
Very nice work. You will be my Mr. Mentor for sure. Great hobby and side work to have. I believe I'll blow the " dust " & webs off my tools and get busy after this freeze here in Dallas. Thank you sir for your WISDOM
Man I’ve mad a few work benches and sold them. My everyday job doesn’t give me the same satisfaction I get when building something for someone. So I do want to make this a business. The awesome thing I feel I could take advantage of is the fact that there is a building boom Going on right now in my area, and those end tables look like a good start.
I really liked how you drew a light pencil line down the back side of the top indicating how they (planks) were to be aligned and knew when you put them back together that they would be in the right place. Really smart!
Remodeling my kitchen with new gray cabinets, white marblish countertop with gray veining, and white subway tile backsplash with gray grout. Thinking I’ll build one of these tables for living room next to dining room & kitchen, with wood painted to match cabinets and a tile top to match kitchen backsplash. Might also do a dining table to match, though I’m a bit uneasy about doing a tile top for a dining table.
I love my harbor freight Pittsburgh clamps. They may not have fancy features but boy do they get the job done. I dont know of any clamps that even compete with them for value/price.
Hi Matt. You are the best of the west , beast of the east , mouth of the south and worth of the north. Lol. I have learned a lot from you. Please explain how you determine the angle of the crosses. Perhaps you should dedicate a video elucidating the process. I appreciate the time you take to open a new world to people like me. Thanks.
As we are getting ready to move into a new place and we don't have a coffee table, I think i'll be looking very closely at this one to see about building it for the new place, can't wait to see it all come together.
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with everyone who follows your work. I myself am starting to feel more confident in my abilities to do what I love,wood working!! And you have so inspired me to take that step and started posting and selling my work.again thank you may you and your family receive the blessings of our gracious savior 🙏
Looks simple until I watch the video, now I am a little nervous. I have bought the plans for this, but I don’t have a table saw a right now. I will see if I can find one at a good price soon. Thanks for the great video!
Looks beautiful. You made it look so easy to build. Thanks for sharing. I made a TV stand one time and it was like building it twice, I kept screwing it up. I am not a professional but when I was done it sure looked professional. I used almost all pocket holes to assemble it. New took from Kreg. Xmas gift. Thanks for sharing. Barry
awesome video, was watching your end table video and was wondering how to do the x brace. this solved it. thanks, learnt so much from your channel now just have to apply it to the jobs l am going to start up..
Awesome build, as always! I have a tip that might make it easier to hold those cross pieces (braces) in place while attaching them: Clamp a 1x4 horizontally to the bottom of the apron on each side. That will create a flat shelf for the braces to rest on, ensuring that they are flush with the apron.
@@731Woodworks I've heard that saw has a lot of side to side movement. I heard the same with the bosch version too. I really want to buy a saw like this so i can put it directly up against the wall as i dont have much room. Did you notice it?
Just finished frame and just cut my lower shelf, glued and pocketed. Gonna Preston and stain tomorrow then doing the top the same way. Awesome videos, you made me think I can build this and I can. Joined the shelves with your level technique. Most amazing part so far...it perfectly square
Good afternoon, Matt. Thank you for the awesome videos. I made the same tables, but mine are concealment tables. I would like to show them to you if possible.
You have inspired me! I made stealth shelves for my children for Xmas and made my wife a coffee table with lift top. I’m going to try selling! I’m having a blast!
Your videos just keep keeping getting better! Love the project but really like all the tips and information on construction. Very useful information for this beginner. 🤜🏻. God bless you!
I really like your videos. They are informative without going off on some other subject and you loose track of what you are doing. I have a couple clamps that you attach to a piece of plywood and the board gets attached to the clamps. Then you do the level type cut. Your level idea seems easier and quicker.
I really enjoy watching your videos and tutorials. I'm saving up to get me some basic tools and in the process of getting a small shed to transform it into my workshop. Keep up the great work.
Wonderful video Matt, I really appreciate how you explain things ( like setting up the hand router ), not many take the time to do that. I think your videos will challenge me to step up the projects I am working on. God bless you Matt.
Just purchased the plans. Everything was great. One thing that is off is the bottom braces in the plans show 24 3/4” I didn’t realize until I put the table together. Maybe you could take a look and change that in the plans. Keep up the great work.
Matt, love these videos! Especially the mistakes part we ALL do it! However you said it well... when you stain it it just looks natural. I use a pocket hole to hold my table tops down. Have a good one and God Bless!
Purchased your plans a few days ago and already have one built. Awesome job on the plans. I also bought a few other plans from your website as well. Much respect for you.
You are inspiring me to give it a try. I am just beginning woodworking and this seems doable for me. Great that you show the mistakes, it’s encouraging for us newbies.
Hey man I just wanted to let you know I just bought the plans for this table and just wanted to let you know I appreciate you having these available thank you!!
This project came out great! I made a similar style table for my fiancé over the weekend using 2x4s and dowels and a piece of glass that she already had, it came out awesome!
I like the look of the wumba sixes compared with the tubafors. Don't get me wrong, I haven't seen a video you've done that didn't end up great, but these are really nice additions. Thanks!
Matt what cool build. Thanks for sharing all tips and tricks. Bought lumber yesterday to build a three section farmhouse desk. It will be my first attempt but with what I’ve seen on here it should be a great success. 👊👊
I happened across one of your videos last night. You do such great work and I'm hooked!! I'm not a woodworker but was in carpentry for about 15 years and would love to custom make, well....ANYTHING!!
Matt, you out did yourself! This looks amazing and so much better than the inspiration piece. I’m sure the customer was over the moon. Hubby and I are going to give this one a try. Fingers crossed! BTW, we have taken up wood working as a hobby we do together mostly due to you. Your way of teaching and encouragement has been a blessing for us. Thank you so much!
Check out my other coffee table build videos here: ua-cam.com/video/BnWM9GSG_oM/v-deo.html
Keep posting videos they got me to try wood working and I absolutely love it. I just hate I picked it up as a hobby when lumber cost are so high.
Can you please make a video for "third graders" lol on how to use a bosch palm router? From what bit to buy and why , how to install it , which one to choose from and why , do you start it first and than put it on the wood or put it on the wood and than start the router , the best speed , if accessories from bosch are needed/why and where to buy. Sorry for the lengthy question lol and if you already have this video I have not yet found it :). Thank you in advance.
Fixin to get me some wumbasix's!
Awesome
Finna lol
🤣🤣🤣 love this
I'm glad you show the mistakes... I'm always my worst critic and it slows me down.
We are our own worst enemy at times
I've been on a 731woodworks binge watching for 2 days and still am not tired of your videos lol
lol thanks 👊
You're a good person, Matt. Stay safe in the shop and out there on the road. From one pocket hole aficionado to another, take care and enjoy life. 🤠
Thank you for point out your flaws. I can never stop myself for beating myself down when my work has flaws. This makes me feel a little better that someone like you, who creates so many beautiful items, can make mistakes as well. Thank you!
Glad it helps
I’ve had a raised corner a time or two in table tops. I was told it was my clamping pressure and pocket holes pulling the same direction. Ever heard of this? Anyway since I changed up alternating pocket hole direction and clamp pressures, the tops lay flat. And yes, I always edge cut my boards
Thanks
Dude your smile when u put the bottom table top said it all...Great video
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lol happy happy happy
Thank you so much for the stove cover idea I sold 6 so far a little different than yours I bought handles and I got 10 more orders and a few custom orders and I pitched the idea of making them for my job because they sell homes and I’m waiting to hear back I got lots of work for my little side business now i really appreciate you and now my family can make it because I was struggling to pay rent but with gods help this is going to work out great thanks again
You're So Smart! I'm 58 so when I grow up I want to be just like you.
lol, I'm not so smart. My wife is though :)
@@731Woodworks See... You know what's good for you 🤣
lol
This dude is bad ass.. AMAZING WORK!
Thank you
Hi Matt , i just bought your plan. gonna built this for my daugther , she wants his own table to play in the basement. Thank👊🏻👊🏻from Montreal ,Canada
Awesome thank you 👊🏻
Kreg makes pocket hole plugs that work great. Glue 'em in, sand em off. Done!
for sure
Oh I didn't know they made them thanks! Finally got my first Kreg 320
Beautiful table
Thank
CLICK THE BOX!!!!! Another great video. Growing up in Oklahoma everyone knows what a tubafour is.
👊🏻 thanks
I'm already commenting that the video will be good. They always are. Great job Matt.
I appreciate that!
Do you prefer oil or latex paint
Water based. I use Sherwin Williams Pro Classic
Awesome man. Your uploads have given me confidence to start selling my projects
I thank you Matt Outlaw for all you have done for our country. I thank you for what you keep doing for me on every video. I've made your Farmhouse style tables and am selling them well. You are still a Hero brother.
That’s great to hear you are having success with the tables 🎉
Just found the channel today... sort of "binge watching"... great content so far.
Awesome. Thank you
As a trained safety observer I HAVE to point out that cross armed cut (the very first cut you made). Just messin with ya! Great stuff great channel! keep it up!
Thank you 👊🏻
I build wine cabinets and cellars for very wealthy clients and do, not detailed, but very nice work and I’ll tell you right now I use pocket holes for a lot of different things
Amazing video
Thanks!
Great work I like the fact that you admit your mistakes love your work and your accent 😊
Thank you! 😃
I have to tackle this project head on.....even living in an apartment isn't going to stop me.
One thing I want to try an incorporate into the design is some "hidden drawers" or some type of "hidden compartment".
I have been watching so videos of old 16th, 17th, and 18th century writing tables. One thing that they all had in common, besides the amazing hand carved designs, is thatthey all had hidden compartments or drawers.
I'm just fascinated with the idea of pressing part of a table, and a hidden drawer pops out.
Man you are such an inspiration and I'm from South Africa so the only thing I struggle with is converting from imperial to metric but otherwise I love your videos and your projects
You make tables WAY better than me so thank you for showing me how. I use tree round sections cause of where I live and they are free. Legs are tree pieces. Elec. Co . trims trees from Wires we take the what they leave. People give them to me and I appreciate it, use them
Thank you sir love this channel it’s my favorite channel for woodworking
Thank you
I truly enjoy you simple approuch to woodworking. And the southern english makes me feel right at home.
I am a beginner woodworker and really enjoy your videos. I successfully built the farmhouse end table with drawer last year. This year I was determined to build the coffee table. I found that the dimensions of the table made it extremely difficult to manage on my own, even with a proper clamp. I also found that the wood kept splitting when i screwed in pocket hole screws. I have reluctantly thrown in the towel in favor of a plane using thicker wood. This maybe shouldn’t be a beginner level project.
Good job Matt. You are one of the 3 that do binge watch and actually can't wait for your next video
Wow, thanks!
Really enjoy your display of pride in your work
Thank you
This Table is Awesome!!
Absolutely beautiful 🫡
Very nice work. You will be my Mr. Mentor for sure. Great hobby and side work to have. I believe I'll blow the " dust " & webs off my tools and get busy after this freeze here in Dallas. Thank you sir for your WISDOM
Go for it
I'm waiting for the end tables cant wait for the video
Thank you
Just found your channel. Loved this build. Also noticed your tee-shirts and wanted to say ... Amen!!!
Thanks Brother For his Knowledge ,, I'm From Indonesia .
Welcome!!
Kenny Chesney now building furniture in COVID Era. Haha. I’m now just finding your videos and enjoy them.
Thanks!
Man I’ve mad a few work benches and sold them. My everyday job doesn’t give me the same satisfaction I get when building something for someone. So I do want to make this a business. The awesome thing I feel I could take advantage of is the fact that there is a building boom Going on right now in my area, and those end tables look like a good start.
It’s a good time to build
Great Job!! the little flaws just add character!!
Thanks!
Yes this video is what I needed help on the X brace thanks 731 wood works.
Glad it helped
Thumbs up before watching... Checking in from the 876 area code🔥
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@731Woodworks yup!
Thank you Matt! You are an inspiration! I truly consider you a mentor.
I appreciate the kind words
I really liked how you drew a light pencil line down the back side of the top indicating how they (planks) were to be aligned and knew when you put them back together that they would be in the right place. Really smart!
Thank you
Remodeling my kitchen with new gray cabinets, white marblish countertop with gray veining, and white subway tile backsplash with gray grout. Thinking I’ll build one of these tables for living room next to dining room & kitchen, with wood painted to match cabinets and a tile top to match kitchen backsplash. Might also do a dining table to match, though I’m a bit uneasy about doing a tile top for a dining table.
I love my harbor freight Pittsburgh clamps. They may not have fancy features but boy do they get the job done. I dont know of any clamps that even compete with them for value/price.
Awesome build...like the idea of using 1x6's.
Thank you
I make wood items to sell and I've been wanting to do coffee tables affordable to build and buy and I know this would sell like crazy. Good stuff!
Hi Matt. You are the best of the west , beast of the east , mouth of the south and worth of the north. Lol. I have learned a lot from you. Please explain how you determine the angle of the crosses. Perhaps you should dedicate a video elucidating the process. I appreciate the time you take to open a new world to people like me. Thanks.
There's a video by Go Build Stuff called how to find angles that is suuuuper helpful!
Perfect timing... looking for another project!
Great to hear!
Yes!!
I like your table. Thanks for showing me that
Beautiful work Matt. God bless you brother!
Love watching your videos. Stay being awesome and thanks for always being positive.
As we are getting ready to move into a new place and we don't have a coffee table, I think i'll be looking very closely at this one to see about building it for the new place, can't wait to see it all come together.
Thanks! There’s a matching end table build coming soon!
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with everyone who follows your work. I myself am starting to feel more confident in my abilities to do what I love,wood working!! And you have so inspired me to take that step and started posting and selling my work.again thank you may you and your family receive the blessings of our gracious savior 🙏
Like that Delta Cruzer
Thank you
Looks simple until I watch the video, now I am a little nervous. I have bought the plans for this, but I don’t have a table saw a right now. I will see if I can find one at a good price soon. Thanks for the great video!
Almost done making this table, looks fantastic!
Awesome!
Looks beautiful. You made it look so easy to build. Thanks for sharing.
I made a TV stand one time and it was like building it twice, I kept screwing it up. I am not a professional but when I was done it sure looked professional. I used almost all pocket holes to assemble it. New took from Kreg. Xmas gift.
Thanks for sharing.
Barry
👊🏻
Nice work! Always appreciate the honesty pointing out the little flaws
Thank you
awesome video, was watching your end table video and was wondering how to do the x brace. this solved it. thanks, learnt so much from your channel now just have to apply it to the jobs l am going to start up..
Glad it helped!
Awesome build, as always! I have a tip that might make it easier to hold those cross pieces (braces) in place while attaching them: Clamp a 1x4 horizontally to the bottom of the apron on each side. That will create a flat shelf for the braces to rest on, ensuring that they are flush with the apron.
That's a great idea!
@@731Woodworks I've heard that saw has a lot of side to side movement. I heard the same with the bosch version too. I really want to buy a saw like this so i can put it directly up against the wall as i dont have much room. Did you notice it?
Just finished frame and just cut my lower shelf, glued and pocketed. Gonna Preston and stain tomorrow then doing the top the same way. Awesome videos, you made me think I can build this and I can. Joined the shelves with your level technique. Most amazing part so far...it perfectly square
Great coffee table!
Thank you
Good afternoon, Matt. Thank you for the awesome videos. I made the same tables, but mine are concealment tables. I would like to show them to you if possible.
You have inspired me! I made stealth shelves for my children for Xmas and made my wife a coffee table with lift top. I’m going to try selling! I’m having a blast!
Awesome
You really take the fear out of wood working, love it 🤙🏼
Thanks 👊🏻
Your videos just keep keeping getting better! Love the project but really like all the tips and information on construction. Very useful information for this beginner. 🤜🏻. God bless you!
Thanks 👊🏻
I really like your videos. They are informative without going off on some other subject and you loose track of what you are doing. I have a couple clamps that you attach to a piece of plywood and the board gets attached to the clamps. Then you do the level type cut. Your level idea seems easier and quicker.
Glad you like them!
I really enjoy watching your videos and tutorials. I'm saving up to get me some basic tools and in the process of getting a small shed to transform it into my workshop. Keep up the great work.
Awesome, thank you! Good luck on your woodworking!
@@731Woodworks thanks. I know this doesn't have anything to do with wood wrk but what type of boots are your wearing?
Beautiful build, cant wait make this once I buy my first house!
Because of your advice I put out on CL a listing for a X far style house and I have a signed contract from two people to build them.
Thanks
That is awesome!
Wonderful video Matt, I really appreciate how you explain things ( like setting up the hand router ), not many take the time to do that. I think your videos will challenge me to step up the projects I am working on. God bless you Matt.
Thank you
Idea for a future build I would love to see you do a video of a mitre saw fence with stop blocks and measuring tapes built in
Thank you
Just purchased the plans. Everything was great. One thing that is off is the bottom braces in the plans show 24 3/4” I didn’t realize until I put the table together. Maybe you could take a look and change that in the plans. Keep up the great work.
Thank you I’ll check it out
I think I am going to have to try this one!
Go for it
Awesome video like always! Just discovered your page yesterday and have already watched 3 of your builds. Great stuff and God bless.
Awesome. Thank you
Thank you for the videos . Really helped me in my work.
Glad they help!
Great video , ! You give confidence to beginners like myself ! Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏻
Matt, love these videos! Especially the mistakes part we ALL do it! However you said it well... when you stain it it just looks natural. I use a pocket hole to hold my table tops down. Have a good one and God Bless!
Thank you
Purchased your plans a few days ago and already have one built. Awesome job on the plans. I also bought a few other plans from your website as well. Much respect for you.
Awesome, thank you!
I just bought that same saw the other day because of your recommendation! Menards has it for $499 plus a 11% rebate, so it’s only $444.
Nice
Now I see what I did wrong on my cross braces for my farmhouse style desk, next one I'll use your tips.
👍🏻
You are inspiring me to give it a try. I am just beginning woodworking and this seems doable for me. Great that you show the mistakes, it’s encouraging for us newbies.
Looks good. Those minor flaws I think just add character to the piece
Thank you
Hey man I just wanted to let you know I just bought the plans for this table and just wanted to let you know I appreciate you having these available thank you!!
Awesome. I appreciate the support. Happy building!
I have been using your method to straighten the boards on the table saw with the level and it makes a big difference! Thank you.
You're welcome
This project came out great! I made a similar style table for my fiancé over the weekend using 2x4s and dowels and a piece of glass that she already had, it came out awesome!
Nice!
Darn! Wish I wasn't at work...want to watch live. Bookmarked for later.
No worries!
Man...table turned out awesome brother! Well done!
Thank you
I saw a hack for those aluminum clamps in case they bend, to cut a 1x2 to fit inside of it to keep it from bending. Gonna try it on the 2 i have.
I've heard that works well
That was ridiculously informative. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Looking forward to this video brother Matt
Thank you
I would love to see a video of your jigs (if you have any) and the blades you recommend, favorite tools, things like that! Love the work though!
Thanks for the idea!
I like the look of the wumba sixes compared with the tubafors. Don't get me wrong, I haven't seen a video you've done that didn't end up great, but these are really nice additions. Thanks!
Thank you
Nice job!!!!. That Delta Miter saw you have there, is awesome!!!
Matt what cool build. Thanks for sharing all tips and tricks. Bought lumber yesterday to build a three section farmhouse desk. It will be my first attempt but with what I’ve seen on here it should be a great success. 👊👊
Thanks. Go for it 👊🏻
Awesome table build Matt!
Thanks!
I happened across one of your videos last night. You do such great work and I'm hooked!! I'm not a woodworker but was in carpentry for about 15 years and would love to custom make, well....ANYTHING!!
Matt, you out did yourself! This looks amazing and so much better than the inspiration piece. I’m sure the customer was over the moon. Hubby and I are going to give this one a try. Fingers crossed! BTW, we have taken up wood working as a hobby we do together mostly due to you. Your way of teaching and encouragement has been a blessing for us. Thank you so much!
Great to hear. Thanks
You have inspired me to build this for our house. It looks great and I very much appreciate the videos. Please keep em coming!
Awesome. Keep me posted on how it turns out
I love how you explain things, it makes it very easy to follow along and easy to understand. Nice and laid back very nice build
Thank you
Nice job Matt....I always look forward to your vids...keep' em coming.
Thanks 👍