DiResta: Round Table

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @hanneliediedericks3025
    @hanneliediedericks3025 Рік тому +147

    This was perfect as a vanity desk for me. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxMAlHv7-BBWMrPRm5-uEoD6rtdT7SG2Qr Especially the glossy finish. Easy to cleanI was looking for something that wasn't the traditional white and with more of a modern feel. This fit the bill beautifully. I put it together with no problems, by myself in under an hour.Make sure you double check where you place the drawer tracks before screwing down. I had one track that needed to be aligned with different holes than the rest.

  • @jimforsyth1760
    @jimforsyth1760 Рік тому +250

    This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

  • @airwolf28
    @airwolf28 11 років тому

    You know, with all of the talent of Jimmy DiResta, This is one of the best creation that he did. I would love to buy it from him.. You always amaze us every time, Jimmy!!

  • @stuartmccloud307
    @stuartmccloud307 10 років тому +1

    what a legend, to just weld in a bit when the metal strip was too short. most would have gone out to the shop for another strip. pleasure to watch jimmy, cheers

    • @Chemeleon15
      @Chemeleon15 9 років тому

      +Stuart McCloud actually most of us would have done the math.
      Circumference = diameter(across table + 2times the thickness of trim matrial) * pi

  • @scott98390
    @scott98390 11 років тому +1

    It is amazing how soothing I find the high-speed sounds in these videos. Jimmy, you're an amazing craftsman.

  • @Tahnvalas
    @Tahnvalas 11 років тому

    You, sir DiResta,are UNBELIEVABLY talented. Every single one of your videos is incredibly enjoyable. Keep 'em comin'!

  • @earthsgard
    @earthsgard 4 роки тому +1

    I love speeded up videos like this...good job

  • @CMGDF
    @CMGDF 11 років тому

    Dude those DeWalt are way beyound "within budget". Dimmy is good, he make money with his talent that 99% of us are jealous of. He deserves good tools. I wish I could have all my tools DeWalt, cheers

  • @liquidtool
    @liquidtool 11 років тому +1

    These actually keep getting more amazing each time. Hard to believe.

  • @reygofish1
    @reygofish1 8 років тому +1

    very nice still amazes me and gives the drive for diy.. great

  • @n8guy
    @n8guy 11 років тому

    Man, that table is beautiful. Truly incredible.

  • @juanjtaz
    @juanjtaz 11 років тому

    jimmy just wanted to express my admiration for the way you work you are a genius, greetings from Argentina, juanjo
    PS: English is not so I wrote this message with google translator good tool but limited apology for mistakes ja ja ja

  • @rocillito77
    @rocillito77 5 років тому

    Super smart idea with the circle saw! Very cool to watch.

  • @jomorris1022
    @jomorris1022 11 років тому

    Absolutely incredible!! I don't think theres anything he couldn't build!!

  • @sigguy1361
    @sigguy1361 8 років тому +1

    2:00 - Holy crap, now THAT'S a compass!!! Nice work

  • @DordiHOTS
    @DordiHOTS 11 років тому

    At first I thought boring, but then I realized how interesting it is to watch someone use tools in fast motion.

  • @wiggsan
    @wiggsan 6 років тому +1

    Awesome! Round table building at warp speed, Scotty!!

  • @HiImGM
    @HiImGM 11 років тому

    That was just awesome.You need your own tv show.

  • @WoodesosGuitarMods
    @WoodesosGuitarMods 9 років тому +17

    I love Jimmy's wood working approach. So many shortcuts to achieve brilliant results. So refreshing to see someone who's not spending an entire video, hand planing a few bits of wood for a simple glue joint. Bloody brilliant! So glad to have discovered this guy!

    • @AskeEriksen
      @AskeEriksen 6 років тому

      briliant results ?????? where are theese results ?

  • @slurmz123
    @slurmz123 11 років тому +1

    Do you have your own separate channel

  • @MrDfitch09
    @MrDfitch09 11 років тому

    Man it would be cool to apprentice with this guy he is a true craftsman

  • @GNU_Linux_for_good
    @GNU_Linux_for_good 3 роки тому +1

    Up until now, I thought circular saws are *not* intended* to cut curves. Did I miss something here? How is this even possible without causing kickback?

  • @Youcantbeseriousa123
    @Youcantbeseriousa123 11 років тому

    Good job bro, you got the talent, skills and resources to pull out something really cool like this table... 2 Thumbs up!

  • @enzofilho
    @enzofilho 7 років тому

    it's worth watching until the end - always a good thing comes out - congtratulatios from Brazil

  • @DaylesPoppy
    @DaylesPoppy 11 років тому

    Great work Jimmy. You are a true craftsman.

  • @BeetleJewse
    @BeetleJewse 11 років тому

    I never knew how awesome a shop sounded in high speed.

  • @Rich-hg7jm
    @Rich-hg7jm 7 років тому

    Great vid. Carpentry back ground and now a welder so perfect project!

  • @periodcraftsmen
    @periodcraftsmen 7 років тому

    Jimmy teaches me something new each and every time. Great video.

  • @douglasdevore19
    @douglasdevore19 5 років тому +2

    Use jig saw and how did rhe saw not bind

  • @bandeirarv
    @bandeirarv 7 років тому

    Always before sleep, i watch his videos. I don't know why, but it make me feel calm and relaxed.

  • @xXslipknot888Xx
    @xXslipknot888Xx 11 років тому

    Actually it can be used either way, in fact the way you have described has been proven to cause the material to kick back more often

  • @MatchstalkMan
    @MatchstalkMan 11 років тому

    Having wrote that, I could watch these videos all day long! Very innovative and sometimes a bit arty.

  • @cwadub
    @cwadub 11 років тому

    Nice idea on the circular saw circle jig!

  • @kustimork
    @kustimork 11 років тому

    Pretty soon every piece of furniture in his house will be replaced! Amazing as always!!

  • @lemmerterror
    @lemmerterror 4 роки тому

    Great table! Even better to paint both sides to prevent wood from getting hollow by tension. Also switch grain direction when laminating.

  • @lining1997
    @lining1997 11 років тому +2

    I love how he puts his name on everything

  • @jeSuperfly
    @jeSuperfly 11 років тому

    A true master! I like that wooden DeWalt case at the end too!

  • @jimmydiresta
    @jimmydiresta 11 років тому +3

    If no ring I would have used a domino. But with the steel the but joints are adequate. I used the circular saw as ONE method of cutting a circle. Thank you all for the positive commentts!

  • @outsidescrewball
    @outsidescrewball 11 років тому

    Jimmy, your setup to cut round, my framer built a shoe to hold the worm drive skill saw, then the sled is attached to long 2x4 depending on the radius of the plates needed to frame the wall....nice build of the table!

  • @rprp07110
    @rprp07110 11 років тому

    I never saw somebody make a table so fast in my life!

  • @craftedworkshop
    @craftedworkshop 8 років тому +3

    Really cool build. I wonder if there would be any wood movement issues with the wood boxed in by the steel.

    • @shalormckee2784
      @shalormckee2784 7 років тому +1

      It looks like the wood was fairly dry to begin with so I think it should be fine

  • @jatigre1
    @jatigre1 11 років тому

    Wow! I can't believe how fast this guys is!

  • @jamesrawlings8493
    @jamesrawlings8493 11 років тому +1

    How small a diameter does the circular saw technique cut?

  • @sacriptex5870
    @sacriptex5870 11 років тому

    hey diresta great project! greetings from brazil!

  • @GlassImpressions
    @GlassImpressions 11 років тому

    He performed the circ cut as safe as possible.
    biscuits ad minimal strength... they just help align the boards during glue up.
    i'm assuming, the flat bar was at a length he had or was able to get

  • @AbuMona81
    @AbuMona81 6 років тому

    Very nice job. عمل جيد واتقان وادوات نافعة

  • @willy101010
    @willy101010 11 років тому

    i wish i had a workshop like him!

  • @kscamara123
    @kscamara123 10 років тому +1

    Great technique to speed it up --- we can get the information without having to go through all the chit-chat!

  • @noname_atall
    @noname_atall 11 років тому

    no, in wooden barrels the heat is used to bend the wood, not enlarge the metal.
    but what you explained is exactly how they make steel rimmed wooden oxcart wheels, or carriage wheels

  • @thomasmathisjr5887
    @thomasmathisjr5887 11 років тому +5

    WOW!!! the circular saw trick was nice!!!

  • @johncoonradt9000
    @johncoonradt9000 8 років тому

    what size was the top and what was on the bottom ending the cut.

  • @1971dave
    @1971dave 6 років тому +4

    As an fabricator ,,,Mean diameter = inside diameter + one plate thickness (of the material used) x 3.142, save you welding in a peace,,,

  • @iowaboy9361
    @iowaboy9361 3 роки тому +483

    I've assembled sheds in time past yet this plan outlines are excellent woodplans.works This woodwork plan is second to none. I've never seen such. The sheds are looking extremely pleasant and the building arrangement guidelines are so gritty and exceptionally all around arranged. This is cool!

  • @acasey1223
    @acasey1223 11 років тому

    Awesome, what an amazing craftsman. I have to start doing some more garbage picking. Where do you find all of this treasure?

  • @airwolf28
    @airwolf28 11 років тому

    Jimmy, what wood did you use? Also, could you instead burn out some the details of the wood grain by using a blow torch and shellacking it?

  • @troubleis1983
    @troubleis1983 11 років тому

    jimmy... i admire your skill brotha

  • @rajanmannotra9284
    @rajanmannotra9284 6 років тому

    Tool name. With which iron nail inserted ,????

  • @shinobu360
    @shinobu360 11 років тому

    The comeback of dddddiiiiiiresta !!

  • @manjifera
    @manjifera 11 років тому

    what is that with two pipes to bend metal strip. i liked it.

  • @georgemcmuffin8988
    @georgemcmuffin8988 5 років тому

    what size is saw blade

  • @TaylaFam
    @TaylaFam 5 років тому

    Were you just lowering the blade more and more to get through the entire thickness of the table top?

  • @Mellaroch
    @Mellaroch 11 років тому

    What kind of paint didi you use for the wood? Acrylic?

  • @upwoodart
    @upwoodart 4 роки тому

    Good work sir

  • @aldeen3
    @aldeen3 11 років тому +1

    you can make anything for yourself man. I'm very jealous of you.

  • @stefanoricci6714
    @stefanoricci6714 4 роки тому

    Hi, does anyone can tell me if the main trick is to use a progressive cut? how is possible to do that without to bend the saw blade? is the cut sharp enough at the end of the job? thanks

  • @benkthomp
    @benkthomp 11 років тому

    well if it works it works, right?

  • @blueaddictionn
    @blueaddictionn 6 років тому

    wonderful work and very nice video 😍

  • @miedan21
    @miedan21 11 років тому

    A cooper's whiskey barrel. After that giant gap in his metal hoop (which he fixed fine) I'm not convinced that he can properly estimate material needed for a circumference without having to make a correction after the fact. The precise art of whiskey barrel making might get in the way of his industrial style. Great table Jimmy by the way ;)

  • @Tschimotao
    @Tschimotao 8 років тому +17

    I love the noises in your viedeos.... 😁

  • @Micscience
    @Micscience 11 років тому

    That was a cool video I enjoyed it. I'm curious what the table was used for and why it was colored so dark?

  • @ernestoarango5141
    @ernestoarango5141 5 років тому

    Felicitaciones por querer tanto la madera como el metal

  • @adamamjoun8393
    @adamamjoun8393 5 років тому

    Good work, very impressed

  • @KombiGuy24
    @KombiGuy24 11 років тому

    Dewalt obviously loves him

  • @thenameisford1817
    @thenameisford1817 3 роки тому

    Any advice on cutting acrylic for a serpentine table?

  • @Idoitfortheskonkas
    @Idoitfortheskonkas 7 років тому +1

    Bruh !! You are the bomb!! Love watching your vids !!

  • @johnpratt792
    @johnpratt792 6 років тому +1

    Sick table

  • @theones261
    @theones261 6 років тому

    I still remember that compass divider when i use it in class.

  • @madwilliamflint
    @madwilliamflint 10 років тому

    Nicely done. I dig that knife.

  • @MichaelAlm
    @MichaelAlm 11 років тому

    Hey Jimmy, I love all your videos. What is the WD-40 trick you used on the base of the table?

  • @SadisticSlayer
    @SadisticSlayer 11 років тому

    Lovely job as always.

  • @rajasaifi8508
    @rajasaifi8508 5 років тому

    Bahut hi badhiya very useful

  • @dorukaltac8455
    @dorukaltac8455 3 роки тому

    Bravo best Man best work

  • @GigglingShroomz
    @GigglingShroomz 11 років тому

    yea i thought of that already. thanks though. I'm pretty sure they do it with his permission. He gets better exposure this way.

  • @arsyadidris2919
    @arsyadidris2919 5 років тому

    U can do that with a circular saw?😳😳😳

  • @MrStevenToast
    @MrStevenToast 11 років тому

    Outstanding work.....

  • @mtktm
    @mtktm 11 років тому

    to make the metal ring fit tighter, you could have made it a hair too small for the table and then heater it up with a torch to make the ring expand. Then place it around the table so the metal could shrink as it cooled.
    Thats how they make wooded barrels.

  • @newtekie1
    @newtekie1 11 років тому

    He has his own channel with a bunch of these.

  • @luizfernandogubitosi1783
    @luizfernandogubitosi1783 5 років тому

    Genial... como nunca pensei nisso antes? Simplesmente sensacional... parabéns.

  • @JessVideoDude
    @JessVideoDude 11 років тому

    Man, you are like Super Handyman! You do some awesome work my friend, thank you for sharing.

  • @ernestmac13
    @ernestmac13 11 років тому

    Anyone know where I can get plans for a round table with side that fold down & an insert or two to make it bigger?

  • @trooskens
    @trooskens 11 років тому

    Nice! Another demonstration of good skills.

  • @the68special
    @the68special 11 років тому

    another great project

  • @njbeardedrhino665
    @njbeardedrhino665 7 років тому

    Your videos are great

  • @kei8205
    @kei8205 11 років тому

    I wonder if you can make expanding round table. Couldn't post link here but you can find in youtube.

  • @WMS5121986
    @WMS5121986 5 років тому +1

    Sensacional! Até que circunferência é possível fazer com a serra circular???

  • @R.Frayne
    @R.Frayne 11 років тому

    no JAX?

  • @brendajoosen9274
    @brendajoosen9274 7 років тому

    Wow, it's beautiful! Great Job!

  • @ilike3138
    @ilike3138 8 років тому

    Wow this man is fast!

  • @wejdan5599
    @wejdan5599 8 років тому

    يعجبني الإتقان في العمل💗

    • @abdualziz9
      @abdualziz9 8 років тому

      وغير اتقانه كل مشكله وعنده لها حل الظاهر حتى كامرته هو مسويها

  • @aakashmodel6442
    @aakashmodel6442 6 років тому

    Sar yah masin kitane me mila ja ay gi