Love the videos man. It's nice to watch a channel that uses normal tools that a hobbyist could have. Found your channel a few weeks ago, and you're a definite favorite
@@tylerommen5452 if you run the straight edge through the table saw with the wood, it flattens out the board. If you affix the straight edge to the fence, it does no good. Think of it as a fake smooth edge to run against the fence, just like if your board had a surfaced edge.
Hey Matt, I just finished building the coffee table and the end table. Thank you for the idea. I noticed the pocket holes barely show on the leg braces and the bottom shelf. Mine did too. Just a thought, but if you lowered that horizontal brace 1/2", those holes wouldn't show. Just a thought. When I build it again, I think I'll lower them 1/2" and see what happens.
Matt, awesome little builds. I have been building cabinets and furniture pieces for a minute. I have found for your finish, that shellac (clear) with 2 thin coats( sanding 220 in between coats) and finishing with a Johnson's finishing paste (2 coats or more). This gives you a amazingly smooth finish (like dining room table). I did this on my own dining table. Only I did 4 coats of shellac for durability. It's way easier than poly. Much nicer of a look too. I have pics of product that I mentioned. But I can't attach them to the comments.
Matt I just finished a pair of these using your video. This is like my third project ever and I can’t say how much I appreciate your channel. I’ve learned so much and I’m definitely a fan of pocket holes now! God bless brother
Great build and excellent guidance! I’m going attempt this build this weekend. My wife and I are expecting our first child in a couple months and this piece would look perfect in the nursery! Keep up the awesome content brother!
Two things: 1. Thanks for showing how to joint without a jointer. Beginning woodworkers like myself can’t afford it all to start, and my previous farmhouse end table could have seriously used some jointing. 2. Where did you get the wooden mallet? A link would be awesome.
I just purchased 4 download plans, but was only able to download 1 and then the download plan disappeared. What can I do? In your notes you state the downloads are only good for 24 hours, but I can’t find them. Help
Matt, thankyou for introducing me to pocket holes...you can never know how much this has changed my life...almost every build I do now, my customers are requesting pocket hole joints....
I appreciate the time and effort you put in recording your work. Your down to earth explanations make woodworking feel extremely approachable for beginners. Hope you and your family are well!
Built the non drawer version for my inlaws for Christmas and they LOVE it! Used dowels instead of pocket screws, otherwise used your plans. Even made a UA-cam of the build. Thank you!
I made this end table this week, it cost $156 for the lumber and slides. Don't see how there is any money to be made building these, especially when there is so much older stuff out there. I can buy an end table that is just as nice if not nicer for around $60. That being said, I really enjoyed building it, it came out great and felt good, I am just starting out, I watch your videos and have ordered several plans from your website. Thank you for your videos!
Hey Matt, I really love all of your videos and you inspire me to be in the shop every day that I can. I just finished a heck of a project with badly warped tuba-sixes and tubafours. Tried a new yard to get away from HD wood, but they wouldn't let me pick my stock. My question is, where are you buying that really nice looking 1x and 2x material? Thanks for all you do!
Why didn't he show how to install the bottom table top? Obviously you can't turn the table over to install the bottom table top, why didn't he showed how to hold the bottom table top so it won't fall down while you're trying to screw it on.
Tried to cut all the pieces today but found a mistake. Bottom shelf M. 3 3/16 x2 + 3 3/4= 10 1/8, not 11 3/8 as you specify. I'll wait and cut those pieces later.
I've watched a few videos so far. Awesome channel. But I'd like to know in the videos what type of lumber you're using. SPF? Knotty pine? Cedar? For Example, this video? Are those 1x6 knotty pine?
Matt - I purchased the pain sprayer you recommended. I have never used one. The manual says I should thin the latex paint to "the manufacturers specifications". Do I REALLY need to thin the paint? I planned on buying a quart of Behr white latex paint. nothing complicated. Thanks in advance.
Just bought the plans for this build and I’m gonna be building 2 of them. I just finished up building a farmhouse coffee table and a couple end tables to match it will look awesome! I’m still a noob/intermediate and I’ve been doing woodworking for almost a year now and I’ve been subscribed to your channel since I started. Thank you for a good descriptive detailed video and the plans
I appreciate the video which helps a beginner like myself. After purchasing the plans, I think the BOM needs revised, I noticed item "D" and "E" lengths may need to be swapped? I could be wrong Thank you again!
Anyone have an idea of how much these sell for? I built one thanks Matt but I have people asking me know how much they are because they want them to so if anybody has an idea of what the price should be good please let me know LOL
Please answer my earlier question. I bought the plans. 5 2x6 x10 foot seems like a lot of wood. Is this for one table or two? And what kind of wood did you use?
Hey Matt when you make the z clip slots for the bottom shelf Did you only put them in the Front and back bottom rails (Part D in the plans) because of the height difference with the side rails (E). The plans don't mention a measurement for the placement of the z clips there so was wondering if z clips on front and back would be enough....Thanks for all your content.
Hey Matt I don't have a biscuit joiner or router. What other methods can I use to cut the slots for the z clips. Or will end table be good without z clips...thanks man...
@@731Woodworks Great, thanks. I'm new to woodworking (a year or so) and this is my first "furniture" project. Very well explained. Keep up the great vids. Thanks again.
Love your videos man. Im a beginning wood worker and find your content super helpfull and full of tips that i can actually use. Thank you and keep em coming.
I was working on a project and just felt like stopping for a while. So I fix a plate, pop on UA-cam and watch this video. @11:02 Now, I feel like you're spying on me. But these coffee and end tables will be my next project.
Safety question. It looks like the delta cruiser literally throws a ton of cutoff debris right at your face every chop you make. Not safe on camera perspective. 2:07 & 2:25 examples. Looks like you lean away from it as you cut. How do you feel about this over other brands in terms of user safety?
Another great video. I noticed your new Cruze Miter Saw kicks up a lot of sawdust straight back up at you. Have you seen that as common with it or was the dust collection bag full?
Im just wondering how you knew what size pocket hole screws you needed 1 1/4 screws for 3/4 material is there a guide somewhere. If I choose to use 2" material for example do I use say 1 1/2 screws thanks and I think I've watched every one of your videos now. Time to get to work
Nice plan Matt, I just built one of these and am working on another. I did change it up a bit though. I used pocket holes like the plan but my preferred method is dowels with the dowelmax jig, pocket holes work well here though! I would sent you a pic but don't know how to do it here. I painted the base in an off white and stained the shelf,top and drawer front a dark walnut. really like your videos keep it up!
How can I rip boards if I don’t have table saw?. Old disabled lady trying to make projects to pay for meds to stay alive, can’t buy table saw yet, just paid $900 for 3 DAYS of meds. Thank you, I truly appreciate your videos, much more informative & helpful than others, you are a good man.
Well done, as usual. How much did you sell that for? Just starting out and trying to figure out my pricing. Just made an entertainment center from 2x4's and 1x6's similar to yours, the top and legs were 2x4's. Made it for a family member so I didn't charge them much, but I would have to charge AT LEAST $300 + materials to barely make any money.
I was just wondering today if a 2x4 is called tubafour, what is a 1x6? Now I know! I learned the get your glue off before you stain last week. Was making a desk inspired by your videos, thanks for the hard work.
You changed my mind on pocket holes. Bought the kregg master pack and love it. Need some face clamps tho. Do you ever have issues with pocket holes on 1/2 inch stock?
I would buy the cheap Harbor Freight clamps. They don't self adjust, but they work just as well, if not better because you get them tighter, and their ALOT cheaper.
The level moves with the board, thereby giving the board a straight edge to reference. If you just use the fence, the edge being cut is referencing the other side of the board. Which is typically never truly straight.
@@731Woodworks I had the same question at first and then realized what you were doing. I have never seen that before and it is pretty dern smart!!! Good work!!
Bro I work night shift a lot in the oilfield in west Texas, I watch a lot of your videos and just wanted to tell you you’re awesome! Thanks for your channel
I'm jumping in head first trying to make some money at this. Your channel is soooo helpful and I appreciate the encouragement. I selected this piece (well, my wife actually did) as my first piece of furniture. I'll post a short video when it's done. Thanks for your help.👊
Do you use the planer on on your 1×6, new to wood working and i haven't seen you use it on your projects. I know most of the 1×6 at my big box store aren't the flatest.
great job, love watching your work. Praying for the time you can make this your daily deal. Keep it up and God Bless your family. It would be great if you gave rough est time for total build. And total material cost. I dont think this would impact your business or client view either way, as they value you and your work. And you may already itemize this for clients regardless.
I'll say that after watching a few of your videos, I finally decided to jump into the pool as well. Thanks for the great ideas and being transparent! This will be another addition to my line as well!
Thats what I did so many years ago,.jumped righ in. Now, back then there was no UA-cam! So research anything and everything here. It's a great hobby and a way to make extra money. Good luck buddy!
Ok, I got a question and Matt, I hope you can answer it... at 2:29 when you start rocking that straight-fiddle-edge and you talk about referencing the plank to the level edge, isn't your fence just as straight? I the plank is off or warped etc... wouldn't it come out to the same result using the fence or the level?? Does my question make sense? It's 2am and just worked a double shift... lol
Hi Matt. I purchased 2X6 stock instead of 1X6. Will the thicker wood look odd in this build? Should I skip the drawer?
I don't think it will look odd. It'll be chunkier for sure. I would skip the drawer
@@731Woodworks Thanks Matt.
LOL! "All you pocket hole haters turn your head" I love you man!
👊🏻
Pocket hoes are useful and a practical solution, even those high end furnitures are using them.
Aslong as you use the pocket hole for what it’s meant for I see no issue 😎
Love the videos man. It's nice to watch a channel that uses normal tools that a hobbyist could have. Found your channel a few weeks ago, and you're a definite favorite
Awesome, thank you!
LOLOLOLO "All you pocket hole haters, turn your head".
lol
Lol I was cracking up too
How can there be pocket hole haters? I use a K4 and I love it! I just want to say your videos are great!
I appreciate that!
I see you had a jointer in the back, I used your jointing method and then bought a jointer and I still prefer your method.
I used the jointer for the shelf and top (just didn't show it on video) but for cutting the legs down, it was just faster to do it on the table saw.
@@731Woodworks can you explain how a bow or cup or horribly bad side cut would not reflect?
@@731Woodworks yes, I’m confused how the straight edge of the level would be any different than the straight edge of the table saw block?
@@tylerommen5452 if you run the straight edge through the table saw with the wood, it flattens out the board. If you affix the straight edge to the fence, it does no good. Think of it as a fake smooth edge to run against the fence, just like if your board had a surfaced edge.
Hey Matt, I just finished building the coffee table and the end table. Thank you for the idea. I noticed the pocket holes barely show on the leg braces and the bottom shelf. Mine did too. Just a thought, but if you lowered that horizontal brace 1/2", those holes wouldn't show. Just a thought. When I build it again, I think I'll lower them 1/2" and see what happens.
With this info and video.....
I WILL TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!! BWA HAHAHAHAHA
Matt, awesome little builds. I have been building cabinets and furniture pieces for a minute. I have found for your finish, that shellac (clear) with 2 thin coats( sanding 220 in between coats) and finishing with a Johnson's finishing paste (2 coats or more). This gives you a amazingly smooth finish (like dining room table). I did this on my own dining table. Only I did 4 coats of shellac for durability. It's way easier than poly. Much nicer of a look too. I have pics of product that I mentioned. But I can't attach them to the comments.
Awesome. Thanks
Matt I just finished a pair of these using your video. This is like my third project ever and I can’t say how much I appreciate your channel. I’ve learned so much and I’m definitely a fan of pocket holes now! God bless brother
Great to hear!
Great build and excellent guidance! I’m going attempt this build this weekend. My wife and I are expecting our first child in a couple months and this piece would look perfect in the nursery! Keep up the awesome content brother!
Congrats
First time building these end tables. First time doing drawers. Somehow I put the slides on the drawers backwards 🤦🏼♂️
Keep at it. We all have uh ohs
Two things:
1. Thanks for showing how to joint without a jointer. Beginning woodworkers like myself can’t afford it all to start, and my previous farmhouse end table could have seriously used some jointing.
2. Where did you get the wooden mallet? A link would be awesome.
Thanks. I made the mallet myself.
Another awesome video by an awesome man - I'm crushing on you! 😘
I’m always crushing on you Baby! Thank you for always supporting me 110%!!
I was thinking she better leave him alone he is married. Ok never mind lol. Happy woodworking.
@@katrinalucas9823 lol
Just purchased the plans, and going to make some of these.
What type of wood do you recommend for these end tables?
Awesome. I used spruce. Oak is a good choice.
I just purchased 4 download plans, but was only able to download 1 and then the download plan disappeared. What can I do? In your notes you state the downloads are only good for 24 hours, but I can’t find them. Help
send me an email at 731woodworks@gmail.com and let me know what email you purchased from and I can re-send them to you
Thankyou for pulling the runner apart to fit it to the drawer. So many people on UA-cam do it wrong.
Cheers from Downunder
‘You pocket hole haters, turn your head” @ 3:57 😂
lol
Awesome content. Which saw would you recommend investing in first, table or mitre?
I got a miter saw first because I needed accurate miter cuts on longer boards.
Been watching all of your videos. I appreciate the fact that you use common tools and nothing fancy like a cnc. Keep up the good work, God bless.
Thanks 👍
Enjoy your videos. Nice to listen to someone that isn't too full of themselves. Keep up the good work. Thanx-.
Matt, thankyou for introducing me to pocket holes...you can never know how much this has changed my life...almost every build I do now, my customers are requesting pocket hole joints....
You dont realise how long 15 hours is until your sitting there doing nothing but waiting....
Lol
Don't sit and wait, make something 😀
Enjoy watching your work pray that you all have a blessed Christmas
Thank you. Merry Christmas
I appreciate the time and effort you put in recording your work. Your down to earth explanations make woodworking feel extremely approachable for beginners. Hope you and your family are well!
Thank you
“Pocket hole haters turn your head” hahaha
Great video Matt!
lol thank you
First video of yours that I’ve seen. Subscribed. You look like a LEO, and sounds like you’re from NC. Do we have that much in common?
Thanks! I am LEO but from Arkansas
@@731Woodworks that is awesome. Thank you for your service. Stay safe both in the shop and out.
Built the non drawer version for my inlaws for Christmas and they LOVE it! Used dowels instead of pocket screws, otherwise used your plans. Even made a UA-cam of the build. Thank you!
Awesome
Very nice. The 2:40 mark made me cry :-) Someone should make a flip cart for the piggy back toys in the back.
lol, for sure!
I made this end table this week, it cost $156 for the lumber and slides. Don't see how there is any money to be made building these, especially when there is so much older stuff out there. I can buy an end table that is just as nice if not nicer for around $60. That being said, I really enjoyed building it, it came out great and felt good, I am just starting out, I watch your videos and have ordered several plans from your website. Thank you for your videos!
Love your videos. I'm a little ADD so your speed is just right
Awesome! Thank you!
These would be pretty bad ass if they had ash legs, aprons, stretchers, and angled half lap walnut dovetails in the sides and a walnut top
That would look awesome
Hey Matt, I really love all of your videos and you inspire me to be in the shop every day that I can. I just finished a heck of a project with badly warped tuba-sixes and tubafours. Tried a new yard to get away from HD wood, but they wouldn't let me pick my stock. My question is, where are you buying that really nice looking 1x and 2x material? Thanks for all you do!
My local lumber yard has a good selection of 1x and 2x materials and they let me pick what I want
Why didn't he show how to install the bottom table top? Obviously you can't turn the table over to install the bottom table top, why didn't he showed how to hold the bottom table top so it won't fall down while you're trying to screw it on.
Tried to cut all the pieces today but found a mistake. Bottom shelf M. 3 3/16 x2 + 3 3/4= 10 1/8, not 11 3/8 as you specify. I'll wait and cut those pieces later.
I've watched a few videos so far. Awesome channel. But I'd like to know in the videos what type of lumber you're using. SPF? Knotty pine? Cedar?
For Example, this video? Are those 1x6 knotty pine?
Question, I bought the plans. 5 1x6x10foot for each table? Seems like a lot of wood for one table. What kind of wood did you use?
Now I know what to do with 300 old grey
fence boards
that would look awesome!
Great instructional thanks! Curious though. You keep referring to a Tuba-six. What's a Tuba-six, because I may have played one in Junior High band.
Matt - I purchased the pain sprayer you recommended. I have never used one. The manual says I should thin the latex paint to "the manufacturers specifications". Do I REALLY need to thin the paint? I planned on buying a quart of Behr white latex paint. nothing complicated. Thanks in advance.
Just bought the plans for this build and I’m gonna be building 2 of them. I just finished up building a farmhouse coffee table and a couple end tables to match it will look awesome! I’m still a noob/intermediate and I’ve been doing woodworking for almost a year now and I’ve been subscribed to your channel since I started. Thank you for a good descriptive detailed video and the plans
Cool stuff, are looking forward on selling any of your work on social media?
LMAO. @ 11:00 sometimes you just gotta take a break, bro.
lol
I appreciate the video which helps a beginner like myself. After purchasing the plans, I think the BOM needs revised, I noticed item "D" and "E" lengths may need to be swapped? I could be wrong Thank you again!
I just made one of these. Might try to really start building these too sell what would you charge for these?
Anyone have an idea of how much these sell for? I built one thanks Matt but I have people asking me know how much they are because they want them to so if anybody has an idea of what the price should be good please let me know LOL
I'd start them at a minimum of $175 each. $225 is fair
@@731Woodworks thanks!!! Mine will have the distressed finish like you did to the other project but $225 seems fair!!
Hey Matt. I made all the cuts per your plans and I only used three of the five 1x6x10’s. Am I missing something? I have two boards left over.
Did you use table top fasteners on the bottom shelf also? Go boll weevils!
Yes I did
Quick question… I know why the tabletop needs the Z clips, but why doesn’t the bottom shelf need similar room for wood expansion?
Please answer my earlier question. I bought the plans. 5 2x6 x10 foot seems like a lot of wood. Is this for one table or two? And what kind of wood did you use?
Hey Matt when you make the z clip slots for the bottom shelf Did you only put them in the Front and back bottom rails (Part D in the plans) because of the height difference with the side rails (E). The plans don't mention a measurement for the placement of the z clips there so was wondering if z clips on front and back would be enough....Thanks for all your content.
Hey Matt I don't have a biscuit joiner or router. What other methods can I use to cut the slots for the z clips. Or will end table be good without z clips...thanks man...
Given the depth, is there any reason why a 14" deep drawer wouldn't work? I don't see why not. Thanks
it should work fine
@@731Woodworks Great, thanks. I'm new to woodworking (a year or so) and this is my first "furniture" project. Very well explained. Keep up the great vids. Thanks again.
Love your videos man. Im a beginning wood worker and find your content super helpfull and full of tips that i can actually use. Thank you and keep em coming.
Thank you
Hi Matt. I recently subscribed to your channel. On the top, how do the boards stay flat without using c channels? Thanks
I was working on a project and just felt like stopping for a while. So I fix a plate, pop on UA-cam and watch this video. @11:02 Now, I feel like you're spying on me. But these coffee and end tables will be my next project.
Ha ha. Awesome
If you're going to build future and taking video of it .please please please please don't talk too much it's irritating 😢
Safety question. It looks like the delta cruiser literally throws a ton of cutoff debris right at your face every chop you make. Not safe on camera perspective. 2:07 & 2:25 examples. Looks like you lean away from it as you cut. How do you feel about this over other brands in terms of user safety?
Gonna have to make my onebasixes outta tuba6s. 😂🤙
lol
Another great video. I noticed your new Cruze Miter Saw kicks up a lot of sawdust straight back up at you. Have you seen that as common with it or was the dust collection bag full?
Yes, it is the only complaint I have with the saw. The dust comes forward of the saw
Im just wondering how you knew what size pocket hole screws you needed 1 1/4 screws for 3/4 material is there a guide somewhere. If I choose to use 2" material for example do I use say 1 1/2 screws thanks and I think I've watched every one of your videos now. Time to get to work
Nice plan Matt, I just built one of these and am working on another. I did change it up a bit though. I used pocket holes like the plan but my preferred method is dowels with the dowelmax jig, pocket holes work well here though! I would sent you a pic but don't know how to do it here. I painted the base in an off white and stained the shelf,top and drawer front a dark walnut. really like your videos keep it up!
How can I rip boards if I don’t have table saw?. Old disabled lady trying to make projects to pay for meds to stay alive, can’t buy table saw yet, just paid $900 for 3 DAYS of meds. Thank you, I truly appreciate your videos, much more informative & helpful than others, you are a good man.
A track saw works for wider boards. Or maybe build some type of jig?
Why don't you pocket hole the top and shelf into place? Any particular reason?
wood movement
@@731Woodworks ah, yes. That makes sense. I should have thought of that.
I’m seeing your thermometer is always like at 89 is it broke and you keep it in the background most all the time ??
Ok, I’m slow but I don’t see any plans, cut list or material list in the description….
Well done, as usual. How much did you sell that for? Just starting out and trying to figure out my pricing. Just made an entertainment center from 2x4's and 1x6's similar to yours, the top and legs were 2x4's. Made it for a family member so I didn't charge them much, but I would have to charge AT LEAST $300 + materials to barely make any money.
$250 and up for these
Hi. I have forgotten my password. What should I do?
What size (length)brad nails do you use for X braces?
5/8”
@@731Woodworks thanks.. and thats for the center and corners of the X
When building these, how much thought do you out in to wood type for your projects? Most look like pine.
I was just wondering today if a 2x4 is called tubafour, what is a 1x6? Now I know!
I learned the get your glue off before you stain last week. Was making a desk inspired by your videos, thanks for the hard work.
Glad I could help!
It appears that you got the D and E pieces mixed up. I had to redo those after they dried. I think I got it right now but thought you should know.
One cut ,talking 20 to 30 words,and second cut again 20 tp 30 , and repeat
What's the best way to cut the boards to size if you don't have a table saw?
Thanks
Question for you sir. When you are sealing your table tops do you do the same number of coats for the underside as you do on the topside?
yes
How would you suggest for a beginner like me to execute the x cut with out the " Fancy " lol tool you have ?
How many board feet should I be shopping for? I'm thinking of making 2 of these out of poplar
I used 5 10' 1x6's to make this.
What are the wireless headphones that you use to listen to book or music with? I've seen them a few times.
PowerBeats Pro
@@731Woodworks Thank you very much
You changed my mind on pocket holes. Bought the kregg master pack and love it. Need some face clamps tho. Do you ever have issues with pocket holes on 1/2 inch stock?
Awesome. You have to use the 1" screws and set the collar depth less than what is recommended for 1/2" stock
I would buy the cheap Harbor Freight clamps. They don't self adjust, but they work just as well, if not better because you get them tighter, and their ALOT cheaper.
What size picket hole screws are you using for this build? 1"?
1 1/4”
@@731Woodworks awesome thanks alot! I bought your plans and maybe I'm blind but didn't see a reference.
Thank you
As a mortise and tenon guy, I cried a little when the pocket screws came out. Just kidding 😎 kinda. Sweet little project.
lol
How many 1x6 are needed for the side table and coffe table build?
I'm confused, if your fence is a straight edge, the why use another straight edge as a jointer?
The level moves with the board, thereby giving the board a straight edge to reference. If you just use the fence, the edge being cut is referencing the other side of the board. Which is typically never truly straight.
@@731Woodworks I had the same question at first and then realized what you were doing. I have never seen that before and it is pretty dern smart!!! Good work!!
Thank you
Bro I work night shift a lot in the oilfield in west Texas, I watch a lot of your videos and just wanted to tell you you’re awesome! Thanks for your channel
I appreciate that. My dad worked the pipelines out there for several years near Odessa.
Well if you cut the legs at 24” when you put the top on now it’s a 25” table.
I'm jumping in head first trying to make some money at this. Your channel is soooo helpful and I appreciate the encouragement. I selected this piece (well, my wife actually did) as my first piece of furniture. I'll post a short video when it's done. Thanks for your help.👊
You're welcome
Do you use the planer on on your 1×6, new to wood working and i haven't seen you use it on your projects. I know most of the 1×6 at my big box store aren't the flatest.
I didn't use a planer on this project
great job, love watching your work. Praying for the time you can make this your daily deal. Keep it up and God Bless your family. It would be great if you gave rough est time for total build. And total material cost. I dont think this would impact your business or client view either way, as they value you and your work. And you may already itemize this for clients regardless.
Thank you. I appreciate the idea and will try to include those next time.
I'll say that after watching a few of your videos, I finally decided to jump into the pool as well. Thanks for the great ideas and being transparent! This will be another addition to my line as well!
Awesome thank you
Thats what I did so many years ago,.jumped righ in. Now, back then there was no UA-cam! So research anything and everything here. It's a great hobby and a way to make extra money. Good luck buddy!
Thank you for responding and the support. Trying to get through the jitters now
Cannot find link for installing top
It's on this video: ua-cam.com/video/Hvi_ZzinvC0/v-deo.html
How many linear feet of the 1x6 did you start with?
Don't buy the plans for this waste of time .tells u to watch this
Outstanding work as usual. Not a huge fan of the music though. This is my favorite channel, each video is always an improvement from the last.
Thank you
Did you put polyurethane on the whole table after you stained it
Ok, I got a question and Matt, I hope you can answer it... at 2:29 when you start rocking that straight-fiddle-edge and you talk about referencing the plank to the level edge, isn't your fence just as straight? I the plank is off or warped etc... wouldn't it come out to the same result using the fence or the level?? Does my question make sense? It's 2am and just worked a double shift... lol
What type of wood do you use in your projects? Can you do a short video explaining the different types of woods for different applications?
I mostly use spruce and pine because it’s inexpensive and easily accessible
Great videos brother
Keep it up 💪🇺🇲
Thank you
What brand of table saw are you using? I am using a 45 year old craftsman.
I have the Delta 36-725. Love it.
Why do you use a level when using your table saw? Should the fence be a flat surface?
Level gives the boards a straight reference that moves with the board
Very nice and simple looking tables. They would go with a lot of different decor. Steve
Thank you