End Grain Tic Tac Toe Coasters
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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That was one of the most comprehensive coaster tests I’ve ever seen! Nice work! :D
I'm so glad you included the demonstration of the features! I'd have never known without this... (Excellent video!)
I didn't want to leave any room for doubt as to what they're capable of. ;)
The demo at the end reminded me of one of those Family Guy scenes, where Peter does the same thing for an extended amount of time (like falling and saying "Ow" several times more than you were expecting), basically McFarlane running it into the ground. Very funny! :)
Thanks. Nice demonstration at the end. ;)
. . . . . and your loyal fans sat enthralled by that action demo, not wishing to miss a second of one of your videos!
Damn that book reading shot was so painfully long. Great video!
That is a riveting demonstration on their use! I could not look away.
I think the neighbors are going to get some new coasters.
Thank you. I should have given a warning to prepare people for the ending.
If you have a trim router you can sit it up so the bottom is facing up and then just use your round over bit like so
Nice job, man! Coasters are fun because the patterns you can come up with are only limited by the imagination.
Awesome coasters you’ve inspired to make some... Ty!
I do love your sense of humor! Every time I see that poster of Einstein sticking his toungue out I have to chuckle!
Ha! Thank you. I subbed your channel; good info on there!
Thanks for the sub, Brian.
After gluing up the block, I would have cut strips off for the coasters with a band saw. I have a GuidePro featherboard that makes it super easy and safe. Then you don't waste nearly as much material.
Do it.
My dream workshop right there
Two jointers, two tablesaws. Man if I had all those tools, I could make those too!
Me too! :>)
Absolutely... not to mention the various sponsors that give free or discounted stuff to the content producers.
I like the woodworking channels, but it gets a little frustrating to see so many of them doing the sponsored route. Not a fan of this practice. But to each their own I guess.
Izzy Swan demoed a handheld "Y" shaped hold down for use holding short stock for a miter saw ... They seem quite effective.
Man, that was a dramatic ending to this video. I was NOT expecting that at all. Glad you are ok!
It was touch and go for a while, but they work ok. :)
I'd take a scrap of 4x4 and double-stick tape the end of it to the left end of that expensive chunk of cherry and maple, like the 4x4 is a pencil and the coaster stock is the eraser, get 2 or 3 more coasters out of the project. Double-stick, over a 4x4 surface, should be more than enough to keep the miter saw from pulling it loose.
Hi Brian a great build and good to see it full use 😀.G
Thanks Graeme. They seem to work fine :)
Thanks you for this video! It's amazing!
These are good looking but because they are sealed the condensation might pool and run off. If they were not sealed the condensation might travel thru the end grain and leak out the bottom. Did you consider inlaying a piece of cork into the top of them?
Noticed you used your new 8" jointer (we spoke at Weekend with WOOD). Hope it's working great for you. I'll check out the table build.
Yeah, it works great - no complaints so far. It was nice to meet you at Weekend With Wood!
Hey Brian, great video and coasters. If you do a follow up project video would you please go over if the condensation wicks through. Not trying to be a troll but I’ve always wanted to make these as gift but I’m not sure how they will work. Thanks and love your channel!
That's a valid concern. In my case I applied several coats of poly (curing in between) until the pores no longer absorbed any more finish. I don't suspect that this will be a problem.
Nice table
Thank you. For entire build series of that table see: ua-cam.com/play/PLUusNqZDCTm1C9UBXOMSlWZbQ7w29AfCh.html
Make a clock out of the scrap that’s left, will look amazing. And if you don’t like the look, feel free to send it to me!!!
Not a bad idea.
How about cutting the rest of the block on the band saw and then running them through your drum sander?
The drum sander has an 8” minimum length for stock. Otherwise that should work. I might just carefully bandsaw it and see how clean the cut is.
You could use double sided tape to fasten them to another longer board.
The strange theory of light and matter, a little light reading.
Спасибо все понятно!
Thank you.
It's kind of an incomplete video, we have no idea what kind of beer it was.
saludos
What's that you're reading?
Feynman’s QED.