Thanks for the inspiration Morley! Can't wait to see what you come up with. And I hope it's clear after watching my video or any of yours that this community is not about beating anyone, it's all about making good videos, inspiration and having fun!
"Just keep going and pretend there were no mistakes" A great phrase to work by. I have made many mistakes in my wood shop class, but whatever the teacher doesn't know can't hurt him!
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
I laughed at the end, when you went and banged on your mother in law's window. Great twist. Please do this on each of your videos as it really injects humor into the story line and like me, to get people to subscribe, which I did. Much thanks and keep up the creative work.
Mannnn, this is one of the coolest tables I've ever seen, and I think it's poetic that you recycled the old singer legs and she uses it as her sewing table. Spot on, love it. A frickin plus.
having the repurposed singer-legged table go to your biggest supporter- your mum/mum in law- who uses it as a sewing table is very sweet. even sweeter you sold the table afterwards just by design and ended up making another one!
I genuinely love the commentary. A certain level of humility countered with experience, level headedness, and humor that just perfectly mixes together, thank you!
Excellent video, Jesper. I like how you "leaned in" to the mistake and made even more cuts into the table to explore the direction that it went. I want to sculpt someday but I don't seem to have the vision to see objects in my mind before they are in front of me. But the cut you made was the catalyst needed to explore that road less traveled. Robert Frost would be proud.
Hey Scott, I'm just starting out in carving and like you I can't see the end result in advance so I don't have the confidence to start cutting into quality wood for fear of ruining it. Instead I carve construction lumber off-cuts, or firewood or even scraps of kindling or found branches etc. Because it's worthless and already destined for the wood burner there's no fear of ruining anything so I can just start carving without a clear plan of the final result. Quite often I surprise myself and make something that I'm pleased with, or I might think it's going to be a complete failure, but I keep going and it turns out okay. Sometimes my efforts do end up in the flames but that's also okay, it's all about learning and gaining confidence, and those pieces where I make glaring mistakes can be the most educational. And that quality lumber that's sat forever on the shelf?... if I've made a test piece that I really like that becomes a template for a higher quality piece giving me that option to 'see it before I've made it'. Think of it as sketching in 3D and feel free to make mistakes, at least that means you're making something. In time the mistakes will become less frequent (I hope!) 🙂
Ha ha ha the finish was hilarious 😂 . I love your attitude to making Jasper, for all us "little guys" we can relate and aspire to you. Enjoyed this video immensely as always.
absolutely brilliant video, love your humour, your honesty, your woodworking skills and ideas - and your youtube editing. You deserve lots of success Jesper, thank you for the entertainment!
Agreed!! This was my first time watching any of your vids and I'm a fan!! Loved the candor and humor. A story well told, filled with emotions. Great job!!
I love watching your videos. Your woodworking and perseverance are formidable. You are tenacious my friend. Your mother in law I'm sure loves your projects and is so lucky to have your hand made table. Keep it up!!
I'm not sure how much emotion you intended to invoke with this video, but it was a lot on this woodworker's end. Well done young sir! Well done! This is spectacular.
Amazing build mate! Also, you are a fantastic Son-in-Law. I bet your Mum-in-Law loves you to bits! Shout out to fellow Aussie and pallet punter Mark Dainer too. Without his channel, I wouldn't have discovered yours. Both of you are inspirations to me with my (very new to it) woodworking journey.
BRILLIANT! Love to watch your "matter of fact" builds. Pathfinder is a great name for the table and the way you approach your builds. Thanks for sharing and being an inspiration for newbie builders.
Hello Jesper, you made a beautiful table there and that you gave it to your mother is a great gesture! We only have one mother and we should honor her. And some mothers-in-law deserve that affection, too. ;) Greetings from Germany, Bert.
Cheers, @StinkingBishop! Happy to hear you enjoy the Nordic touch in the narrations - I guess it adds a bit of extra flavor to the stories, right? 😄 So glad you liked the build! Stay tuned for more! Do you have a favorite part from this video?
@@JesperMakesOh, hard to pick out one favourite part Jesper; it's lame I know but I really did love all of it. With that said, the part where you realised your mistake - and found a way to make it a strength - was particularly good. It was nice to see you give so much time to a cock-up as well as what you did to find a way around it. Definitely gives newbies like myself the courage to power on through my own cock ups. Of which there are many 😂 Really like the use of pallets too - I rely on scrap wood for my little projects and my small man-cave isn't quite as well equipped so vids like these are pretty invaluable to me. Loads of inspiration. Just wish I could find a greater variety of pallets here in the UK as you seem to find! Keep them coming Jesper, you do some of the very best woodworking vids on UA-cam.
Ah, I can't tell you how great it is to hear that, @StinkingBishop! It's absolutely not lame; enjoying the journey with all its ups and downs is what it's all about, isn't it? I'm really glad to hear that sharing the bumps along the road gave you a bit of a morale boost for your own projects. Remember, every mistake is just a new opportunity in disguise, a stepping stone to something even better. And hey, we've all been there with the "cock-ups" - they're just part of the creative process! 😄 I'm thrilled to hear you're finding inspiration in the use of pallets and scrap wood; it really is amazing what you can create with some ingenuity and a bit of elbow grease, even with limited resources. I hear you on the pallet variety in the UK; sometimes it takes a bit of hunting to find the good stuff. Keep your eyes peeled, and don't hesitate to get creative with what you can find! Thank you so much for the kind words; it really means a lot. Here's to powering through and turning those cock-ups into something brilliant! Keep on building, and of course, keep enjoying those videos. I'm here to keep inspiring you with more content. Cheers! 😄
Just wonderful! Thank you Jesper, Morley and to all the other lovely woodworkers like you that continue to inspire and motivate. Just about to start my own little woodworking shop and it's mostly due to people like you that I've got the confidence to pursue this dream! Keep up the good work.
I subscribed today because of your humility and willingness to share your whole experience and not edit out the hard times. Fantastic job on the table and video!
From Toronto to Denmark. Gotta love this community. I enjoy your projects, but it's your story telling that brings me back. Keep up the great work my friend.
Great looking table, the Puzzle Loom absolutely looks amazing in my opinion. I've seen a few Pallet to Table builds, and I'm not a fan of just a ton of stripes, but your puzzle pieces and epoxy look amazing! Glad to see the old Singer rescued and used for something, we have one ourselves in technically working condition, but it is more of a showpiece and coffee table
This video brought back some memories...My father made a sewing table for my mom with an old Singer base. Just a simple Baltic Birch top. And she also used a Bernina sewing machine. Thanks for making my day! Cheers!
That was a great video, nice to see a non serious woodworking video but with beautiful work being done. inspirational truly and keep the light humour coming.
I saw the swerves coming the second you started to copy a chopping board... it was like a beautiful slow-motion train wreck 🤣 What a great save and it just goes to show that nothing in woodworking is ever lost, it just may take many paths to find the right one 😊
Fantastic! I started my toutube watching from that same exact pallet video. I thought, i have all these same tools, skills, and access to youtube. What am i doing? Now, i have all the same tools, same skills, and a stack of pallets with nothing to show for it. Good for you being inspired and actually taking action! It's hard to do and you should be proud of yourself for having the follow through and lucky to love your mother in law in such a genuine way. Thanks for sharing the journey and showing it takes more than inspiration, but follow through. I hope to be sharing my journey soon, just like you.
Absolutely, it's all about creating pieces that not only look good but are super functional too! I'm thrilled you're enjoying the journey with me. Got any projects of your own going on?
@@JesperMakes thank you! In a couple of weeks I hope the house is sold and towards summer we are moving 😃 Looking forward to have some trees to cut down :)
Morley's talented for sure, but his biggest edge is a clientele consisting of millennials with a ton of expendable income. who will pay a trillion dollars just to have bragging rights that what they own is reclaimed. Not knocking his stuff, and if he can get that kind of money, he should. Your table is light years ahead of his stuff though. He'll get there one day.
The Pathfinder. This elegant specimen will brighten up any day. Initially, it may look a bit crazed but it has a solid base which firmly roots it about its business. You wont find many like this one, it is hard working resilient and cheerful against the knocks that the workshop can bring. Rich in its variety, economical and sympathetic in its use of materials, just an all round joy. And yes it made a table with some very similar qualities.... Jesper thanks for getting the jigsaw out and taking the risk, for treading that dangerous path for us.
Yes, exactly, and that's why the entire modern west doesn't manage to defeat these "oh so weak and badly armed Russians", even though 8 years of intensive preparation have been made. Very strong performance. 20 years Afghanistan and? 😂😂😂😂
@@rapjab8137what are you talking about? this stupid russians suck big time in this war. Nobody physically fighting this russians fucks except Ukrainian soldiers.
It's a beautiful table, no matter what the final outcome is. Shows like this really gives me great inspirations for the projects I have in mind. So thank for sharing.
Thanks a lot, Hotrod! I'm stoked to hear that you enjoy the narration; it's all part of the storytelling adventure. Stay tuned for more, and remember, coffee solves everything! ☕🛠
Jesper! You had me hooked all the way over here in Jamaica. If the furniture making doesn't work out try story-telling! Love it. I am inspired to make my first workbench.
Fantastic video, I really like your sense of humor and the humble way you make fun of yourself and keep going! You do wonderful work and I also like the way you have explained to your viewers what it was like when you first started out and how you began accumulating your tools as you got more into creating furniture from old pallets. Very nice work and thanks for some great inspiration!
Jesper - you are making the difference in woodworking videos. Love to see your content, to see your approach in solving difficulties, and share your philosophic setting 100%. Keep up the great work. Best regards Alex from Gemax 👏
I really like the videos. You have a wicked sence of humor just like me. I love wood work myself. I do steel and wood together. (Obviously not for a living) but in my spare time and watching videos like these helps answer some of the questions i have about some techniques etc. Keep up the good work Jesper. I really enjoy the content
I love your storytelling in every video, but I laughed out loud when you came home and the table had sold. Great of you to be clear with your customer, and great of them to let you build another one.
Nice save! Mistakes are also opportunities to redesign as you have proven here. It’s great that you gave the table to someone who appreciates your work. The glitch with a buyer had to be a shock. Happy it turned out so well. Keep up the good work.
I enjoy Morley's videos too, however, don't sell yourself short. Your manner of story telling is really enjoyable and your subtle jokes are spot on! Thank you for everything you do Jesper!!!
Beautiful workmanship on a beautiful table! I have a Singer table frame which I got powder coated black for £100. Turns out it was made in 1899 - when the wheel rods were made of wood!
your videos mean 100% fun and enjoyment to me. I had a great time again, thank you. yes Turkish pallets are very solid and I'm glad the table stands at your mother-in-law. take care Jesper, Cheers 🥃
As you were cutting the wood apart, and putting it back together, I thought of quilts. We quilters rearrange bits all the time. How fitting that you put the top on a sewing machine stand (although I winced a bit....I refurbish the machines that go in them.) And you do a good job editing, thoughtful work. Subscribed!
My interest in woodwork is very new, I know nothing to it, but you sure help my passion to grow more and more. I discover you with this vidéo and i loved watching your content. Thank you for all the tips you shared. Also this table is a kind present to your mother in law for sure. An idea : Maybe a LED lighted wood epoxy table with a hidden switch on/off option could be a future challenge? I wish you the best and I subscribed! 👍👍👍
Awesome job, man! Love the constant flow of inspiration in this community. You’re giving me ideas for some of my future projects as well! 😊❤️
Thanks for the inspiration Morley! Can't wait to see what you come up with. And I hope it's clear after watching my video or any of yours that this community is not about beating anyone, it's all about making good videos, inspiration and having fun!
oh you actually commented i was looking for you comment, you inspire me on not giving up when my projects go south
@@aboodhart1399 Never ever give up Abood!
Gotta say he beat you Morley!😇
@@JesperMakes
Now you gotta make another video of the table you’ll now make for the customer!
"Just keep going and pretend there were no mistakes" A great phrase to work by. I have made many mistakes in my wood shop class, but whatever the teacher doesn't know can't hurt him!
Thanks 🙏🙏
Bob Ross once said, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
A wood finish
I laughed at the end, when you went and banged on your mother in law's window. Great twist. Please do this on each of your videos as it really injects humor into the story line and like me, to get people to subscribe, which I did. Much thanks and keep up the creative work.
Thanks man, I always have a plot twist at the end of each video.
Mannnn, this is one of the coolest tables I've ever seen, and I think it's poetic that you recycled the old singer legs and she uses it as her sewing table. Spot on, love it. A frickin plus.
Thanks, glad you noticed 🤠
I'm a seamstress and I loved that too!
This guy's humor is GREAT! Loved the video...thanks for being real and adding excellence to the video/sound production!
Thanks 🙏
17:03 - money can never bring a smile like that! You did amazing mate!
Thanks
having the repurposed singer-legged table go to your biggest supporter- your mum/mum in law- who uses it as a sewing table is very sweet.
even sweeter you sold the table afterwards just by design and ended up making another one!
Yeah it made me very happy 😊
I’m so proud to see you blessed your mother in law for all the love and support ❤
Thanks 🙏
I genuinely love the commentary. A certain level of humility countered with experience, level headedness, and humor that just perfectly mixes together, thank you!
Thanks Jesse!
The fact that You show trying and effort is amazing. A lot of people make things look so easy all the time. You guys really inspire Me!
Thanks 🙏
Your videos are not only a good learning source for us beginner woodworkers but also incredibly entertaining! Thank you, Jesper. :)
Thanks, I'm so glad to hear that 🥰
Excellent video, Jesper. I like how you "leaned in" to the mistake and made even more cuts into the table to explore the direction that it went. I want to sculpt someday but I don't seem to have the vision to see objects in my mind before they are in front of me. But the cut you made was the catalyst needed to explore that road less traveled.
Robert Frost would be proud.
Hey Scott, I'm just starting out in carving and like you I can't see the end result in advance so I don't have the confidence to start cutting into quality wood for fear of ruining it. Instead I carve construction lumber off-cuts, or firewood or even scraps of kindling or found branches etc. Because it's worthless and already destined for the wood burner there's no fear of ruining anything so I can just start carving without a clear plan of the final result. Quite often I surprise myself and make something that I'm pleased with, or I might think it's going to be a complete failure, but I keep going and it turns out okay. Sometimes my efforts do end up in the flames but that's also okay, it's all about learning and gaining confidence, and those pieces where I make glaring mistakes can be the most educational. And that quality lumber that's sat forever on the shelf?... if I've made a test piece that I really like that becomes a template for a higher quality piece giving me that option to 'see it before I've made it'. Think of it as sketching in 3D and feel free to make mistakes, at least that means you're making something. In time the mistakes will become less frequent (I hope!) 🙂
Thanks 🙏
Beautiful vid Jesper ! My heart skipped a beat when you fired up that jigsaw!!! Glad it all worked out & now you have TWO happy customers !
Thanks Sam, yeah hopefully 2 happy customers soon.
What a beautiful thing you did! That table is beautiful! I love working with pallets! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks 🙏
i want to build my bed from pallets too.. I hope i succeed
Ha ha ha the finish was hilarious 😂 .
I love your attitude to making Jasper, for all us "little guys" we can relate and aspire to you. Enjoyed this video immensely as always.
Thanks 🙏
Glad that you were able to sell the client a new table and allow your mother-in-law to keep hers. Great job.
Yeah it all worked out in the end.
Great build! Great attitude!
absolutely brilliant video, love your humour, your honesty, your woodworking skills and ideas - and your youtube editing. You deserve lots of success Jesper, thank you for the entertainment!
Thank you very much!
Agreed!! This was my first time watching any of your vids and I'm a fan!! Loved the candor and humor. A story well told, filled with emotions. Great job!!
@@kayjay466 thanks 🙏
Brother.. your hands can make what your eyes see and your ideas in your brain
Keep up the good and gorgeous work 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you, I will
I love watching your videos. Your woodworking and perseverance are formidable. You are tenacious my friend. Your mother in law I'm sure loves your projects and is so lucky to have your hand made table. Keep it up!!
I will, thanks Theresa ☺️
Glade you were able to make everyone happy and that the singer legs are still on a sewing table.
That was actually a pretty good little story in itself, thanks for noticing.
I'm not sure how much emotion you intended to invoke with this video, but it was a lot on this woodworker's end. Well done young sir! Well done! This is spectacular.
Hi Alex, I'm so glad you noticed it was not just a woodworking video. Thank you for this comment.
Amazing build mate! Also, you are a fantastic Son-in-Law. I bet your Mum-in-Law loves you to bits!
Shout out to fellow Aussie and pallet punter Mark Dainer too. Without his channel, I wouldn't have discovered yours. Both of you are inspirations to me with my (very new to it) woodworking journey.
How far are you into this? Dainer and Jesper are geniuses.
Thanks 🙏 let me know if I can help with anything.
Not so much, but thanks 😂
Here, came here by way of Dainer Made too! Both great to watch
money means nothing. Just a smile from your mother means the whole world. congrats to this life goal brother :)
Thanks!
You never stop impressing me with your videos, it's the perfect mix of fun, insightful, educating, and relaxing. Keep up the excellent work Jesper!
Thanks I will
BRILLIANT! Love to watch your "matter of fact" builds. Pathfinder is a great name for the table and the way you approach your builds. Thanks for sharing and being an inspiration for newbie builders.
Thanks 🙏
Hello Jesper, you made a beautiful table there and that you gave it to your mother is a great gesture! We only have one mother and we should honor her. And some mothers-in-law deserve that affection, too. ;) Greetings from Germany, Bert.
I agree Bert. My mother in law is adorable..😊
Thanks Bert, means a lot ☺️
I would sure appreciate having the expensive tools that you have! And boy do you ever use them to their Full capacity.
You are a creative artist!
Thanks,
Looks really good Jesper. Remember, its never a mistake, its a design feature!
That's it! Thanks for reminding me..!
Don't know what it is about the nordic accents, but i could listen to you all day mate.
Fantastic vid, amazing build.
Cheers, @StinkingBishop! Happy to hear you enjoy the Nordic touch in the narrations - I guess it adds a bit of extra flavor to the stories, right? 😄 So glad you liked the build! Stay tuned for more! Do you have a favorite part from this video?
@@JesperMakesOh, hard to pick out one favourite part Jesper; it's lame I know but I really did love all of it.
With that said, the part where you realised your mistake - and found a way to make it a strength - was particularly good. It was nice to see you give so much time to a cock-up as well as what you did to find a way around it. Definitely gives newbies like myself the courage to power on through my own cock ups. Of which there are many 😂
Really like the use of pallets too - I rely on scrap wood for my little projects and my small man-cave isn't quite as well equipped so vids like these are pretty invaluable to me. Loads of inspiration.
Just wish I could find a greater variety of pallets here in the UK as you seem to find!
Keep them coming Jesper, you do some of the very best woodworking vids on UA-cam.
Ah, I can't tell you how great it is to hear that, @StinkingBishop! It's absolutely not lame; enjoying the journey with all its ups and downs is what it's all about, isn't it?
I'm really glad to hear that sharing the bumps along the road gave you a bit of a morale boost for your own projects. Remember, every mistake is just a new opportunity in disguise, a stepping stone to something even better. And hey, we've all been there with the "cock-ups" - they're just part of the creative process! 😄
I'm thrilled to hear you're finding inspiration in the use of pallets and scrap wood; it really is amazing what you can create with some ingenuity and a bit of elbow grease, even with limited resources. I hear you on the pallet variety in the UK; sometimes it takes a bit of hunting to find the good stuff. Keep your eyes peeled, and don't hesitate to get creative with what you can find! Thank you so much for the kind words; it really means a lot. Here's to powering through and turning those cock-ups into something brilliant! Keep on building, and of course, keep enjoying those videos. I'm here to keep inspiring you with more content. Cheers! 😄
That's a beautiful table! You should be proud of yourself. Good job 👍
Thank you very much!
Just wonderful!
Thank you Jesper, Morley and to all the other lovely woodworkers like you that continue to inspire and motivate.
Just about to start my own little woodworking shop and it's mostly due to people like you that I've got the confidence to pursue this dream!
Keep up the good work.
Go for it, and let us know if we can do anything.
Jesper your projects are great but your story telling is even better. Well done on another great video. 👍👍👍
Thanks mate
I have tears in my eyes. I love singer, woodworking, sewing. The table base has a new but same purpose, this is heart warming. Thank you!
So glad to hear that, thanks 🙏
I subscribed today because of your humility and willingness to share your whole experience and not edit out the hard times. Fantastic job on the table and video!
Thanks 🙏
From Toronto to Denmark. Gotta love this community. I enjoy your projects, but it's your story telling that brings me back. Keep up the great work my friend.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great looking table, the Puzzle Loom absolutely looks amazing in my opinion. I've seen a few Pallet to Table builds, and I'm not a fan of just a ton of stripes, but your puzzle pieces and epoxy look amazing!
Glad to see the old Singer rescued and used for something, we have one ourselves in technically working condition, but it is more of a showpiece and coffee table
Yeah they are very much showpieces.
You tell a great story and make a great looking table. Glad that you kept you mother-in-law AND your client happy. Well done.
Gotta keep all happy 😁
Jesper never fails to bring a smile to my face! Thank you! 🙂
That's worth it all!
This video brought back some memories...My father made a sewing table for my mom with an old Singer base. Just a simple Baltic Birch top. And she also used a Bernina sewing machine. Thanks for making my day! Cheers!
You're welcome, thanks to you too 👌
Very inspirational story teller.
Best of both worlds 👍
Thanks mate!
Jesper,, Love it !!!! The singer sewing legs really makes it one of a kind!!!!❣☕
Daniel, thanks a lot! The Singer sewing legs do add a unique touch. Glad you love it!
Good job Jesper …you seem like an extremely good guy …very inspiring…love your videos…thanks again
I am! 😂 thanks so much for your support!
Glad I randomly stumbled upon this video. You're commentary is worth the watch alone! Thanks mate! 👍
Thanks 🙏
Such an amazing Video Jesper. Great story telling once again.
Thanks mate, so glad to hear from you
whoooa the washers and screws are a great way to hold it down! genius jesper!
Thanks, I don't think I'd seen it anywhere else
Great storytelling 🤣🤣🤣. My woodworking teacher told us, it's how you turn mistakes into art that sets you apart. Good job!
Thanks 😂
That was a great video, nice to see a non serious woodworking video but with beautiful work being done. inspirational truly and keep the light humour coming.
Thank you very much!
I saw the swerves coming the second you started to copy a chopping board... it was like a beautiful slow-motion train wreck 🤣 What a great save and it just goes to show that nothing in woodworking is ever lost, it just may take many paths to find the right one 😊
Thanks James, I honestly didn't think I'd need epoxy on this one 😅.
SUCH A BEAUTIFUL MISTAKE, TURNED OUT PERFECT IN THE END. VERY CLEVER. UK.
Thanks 🙏
KI SATISFAÇÃO FAZER UM TRAMPO DESSE , E DEPOIS VER IR PARA A PESSOA CERTA, PARABÉNS
Thanks 🙏
Fantastic! I started my toutube watching from that same exact pallet video. I thought, i have all these same tools, skills, and access to youtube. What am i doing? Now, i have all the same tools, same skills, and a stack of pallets with nothing to show for it. Good for you being inspired and actually taking action! It's hard to do and you should be proud of yourself for having the follow through and lucky to love your mother in law in such a genuine way. Thanks for sharing the journey and showing it takes more than inspiration, but follow through. I hope to be sharing my journey soon, just like you.
Sounds great, looking forward to see your journey mate. Send me a message on Instagram when you're publishing
"If it can't be fixed with epoxy, then it can't be fixed!" - Jesper makes, 2023!
Awesome video as always bro! Loved the idea with the biscuit joiner to hold it down when planing too!
Ahahaha good one Sam. Thanks for your good vibes all the time.
She uses the table for her sowing machine! That is pure gold right there! Love your vids Jesper!
Absolutely, it's all about creating pieces that not only look good but are super functional too! I'm thrilled you're enjoying the journey with me. Got any projects of your own going on?
Loved the story in this one Jesper! Great video!
Thanks Pierre, I really enjoy your podcast, how's moving going?
@@JesperMakes thank you! In a couple of weeks I hope the house is sold and towards summer we are moving 😃 Looking forward to have some trees to cut down :)
It's great to have some resources around you, and more space. Will you be making video of the moving process?
Civilized country, epic and so true :)
Ahahaha 😃😃
Lol I love this video it's was very creative. The end was hilarious though with Jasper at his in-laws window looking at the table.
Thanks 😊😊
Morley's talented for sure, but his biggest edge is a clientele consisting of millennials with a ton of expendable income. who will pay a trillion dollars just to have bragging rights that what they own is reclaimed. Not knocking his stuff, and if he can get that kind of money, he should. Your table is light years ahead of his stuff though. He'll get there one day.
Hi, thanks, I'm glad you think so, but I'm really just a beginner in most areas.
Brilliant story.....oh hard work, and determination....fab!!
Thanks 🙏🙏
I love the dig about the Russian pallet, almost poetic there. It just disintegrated....
Thanks 🙏
The Pathfinder. This elegant specimen will brighten up any day. Initially, it may look a bit crazed but it has a solid base which firmly roots it about its business. You wont find many like this one, it is hard working resilient and cheerful against the knocks that the workshop can bring. Rich in its variety, economical and sympathetic in its use of materials, just an all round joy. And yes it made a table with some very similar qualities....
Jesper thanks for getting the jigsaw out and taking the risk, for treading that dangerous path for us.
Thanks mate! And thanks for leaving such a wonderful comment. You once again takes the price for best and most poetic woodworking comment!
The Russian pallets just disintegrated with absolutely no resistance - must have been military. 🤣🤣🤣
Ahahaha 😃
Yes, exactly, and that's why the entire modern west doesn't manage to defeat these "oh so weak and badly armed Russians", even though 8 years of intensive preparation have been made. Very strong performance. 20 years Afghanistan and? 😂😂😂😂
@@rapjab8137what are you talking about? this stupid russians suck big time in this war. Nobody physically fighting this russians fucks except Ukrainian soldiers.
The screws/washers with the biscuit slots was a pretty clever and simple solution. Love it. Nice work sir!
Thanks! 👍
It's a beautiful table, no matter what the final outcome is. Shows like this really gives me great inspirations for the projects I have in mind. So thank for sharing.
Thanks 🙏
Like you music selection and how you improvised during your project!!
Thanks 👍👍
I love how you gave this to your mother in law. What a lovely thing to do! Love this channel
Everything can have a happy ending, and yours did. Another great video my friend. Keep it up.
Always!
I loved everything about your video, your voice is great for narrating IMO! Keep doing what you do!
Thanks a lot, Hotrod! I'm stoked to hear that you enjoy the narration; it's all part of the storytelling adventure. Stay tuned for more, and remember, coffee solves everything! ☕🛠
Jesper! You had me hooked all the way over here in Jamaica. If the furniture making doesn't work out try story-telling! Love it. I am inspired to make my first workbench.
So glad to hear from Jamaica!
Awesome video...and you kick Morleys butt any day of the week
Probably not, but thanks 😃
Fantastic video, I really like your sense of humor and the humble way you make fun of yourself and keep going! You do wonderful work and I also like the way you have explained to your viewers what it was like when you first started out and how you began accumulating your tools as you got more into creating furniture from old pallets. Very nice work and thanks for some great inspiration!
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
This has got to be the most entertaining wood working channel on UA-cam! Thank you Jesper Makes!
It’s a close call between this and Dainer made
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This is sooooo ingenious. Singer base for custom top for home sewing. Yes!
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Jesper - you are making the difference in woodworking videos. Love to see your content, to see your approach in solving difficulties, and share your philosophic setting 100%. Keep up the great work.
Best regards
Alex from Gemax 👏
Hi Alex, great to hear from you.
Great story and beautiful work. Thanks for most atmospheric video i've seen in about half of the year.
Wow I'm so happy to hear that, thanks man
Amazing Content and continued to keep me entertained throughout. Gave me great ideas and spiked my interest in woodwork. Thank You for All!
You're welcome 😁
Awesome video man, I live the positivity and triumph at the end with the client. Thanks for sharing!
Positivity and a happy client at the end of the day make all the bumps along the way worth it. What are you working on these days? 🛠☕
@JesperMakes I'm working on a knife handle and an epoxy side table. Both are firsts for me and both will be my first UA-cam videos too!
Excellent! Enjoyed the build, running commentary = priceless!!!
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your honesty and how very humble you re sir is an example
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Great table, great story, great guy ! Thanx for sharing Jesper !
Thanks for watching 👌👌
Another amazing build! I love your humor. Morley does seem to have a knack for making the most of things. Thanks for sharing!
Knack?
@@Declopse natural talent
He is very talented for sure!
I really like the videos. You have a wicked sence of humor just like me. I love wood work myself. I do steel and wood together. (Obviously not for a living) but in my spare time and watching videos like these helps answer some of the questions i have about some techniques etc. Keep up the good work Jesper. I really enjoy the content
Thanks Dave, if I can help with anything, please let me know.
Thanks Jesper
You're welcome!
When are you posting some new videos
@@daveduplessis6744 I'm just about having a new one ready 🙏
aweee! the mother-in-law giveaway for the win! that's soo great!
It's way better to give something away over selling something 😜. It feels so good until you need to pay rent ☺️
Classic Singer table base with a modern sewing machine on top. Love it!
Thanks man 😊
I love your storytelling in every video, but I laughed out loud when you came home and the table had sold. Great of you to be clear with your customer, and great of them to let you build another one.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed that moment-sometimes things just work out better than expected. 😄
Awesome video Morley! Err. I mean, Jesper! Loved the table as well!
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Nice save! Mistakes are also opportunities to redesign as you have proven here. It’s great that you gave the table to someone who appreciates your work. The glitch with a buyer had to be a shock. Happy it turned out so well. Keep up the good work.
Very true! And thanks!
I enjoy Morley's videos too, however, don't sell yourself short. Your manner of story telling is really enjoyable and your subtle jokes are spot on! Thank you for everything you do Jesper!!!
Thanks for the high praise! The storytelling is as much a craft as the woodworking, so it's great to hear you're enjoying both.
Beautiful workmanship on a beautiful table!
I have a Singer table frame which I got powder coated black for £100. Turns out it was made in 1899 - when the wheel rods were made of wood!
What, I didn't know that.
Brilliant video man! Whatever you’re doing, the algorithm is working! Got a good few laughs from it! Great table too!!
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Jasper, watched this together with my kid. Its one of the best DIY vids i've seen. We loved it. Keep it up ❤
Thanks, this is one of the best comments I have ever gotten. Take care
Jesper, your videos get better and better. Your content makes me smile and laugh.
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Love that you gave this to your Mama! ❤
My mother in law ♥️
Just want to tell you I seen Morley's video first And his led me to yours as inspiring as he is So are you great job Wish you nothing but success
Thanks 🙏 and success to you too my friend
Outstanding. Loved the happy little accident end result, and the name was genius. Well done.
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your videos mean 100% fun and enjoyment to me. I had a great time again, thank you. yes Turkish pallets are very solid and I'm glad the table stands at your mother-in-law. take care Jesper, Cheers 🥃
Thanks my friend, so glad to hear that from you. Cheers mate
As always your video was entertaining, funny and witty. I also enjoyed the wood working content. Love it, keep them coming.
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As you were cutting the wood apart, and putting it back together, I thought of quilts. We quilters rearrange bits all the time. How fitting that you put the top on a sewing machine stand (although I winced a bit....I refurbish the machines that go in them.) And you do a good job editing, thoughtful work. Subscribed!
Quilting is indeed a beautiful analogy for woodworking. I'm glad you enjoyed the transformation and the sewing machine stand. Thanks for subscribing!
My interest in woodwork is very new, I know nothing to it, but you sure help my passion to grow more and more. I discover you with this vidéo and i loved watching your content. Thank you for all the tips you shared. Also this table is a kind present to your mother in law for sure.
An idea : Maybe a LED lighted wood epoxy table with a hidden switch on/off option could be a future challenge? I wish you the best and I subscribed! 👍👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
I’m so glad you started a UA-cam channel. I love your videos, especially the commentary!
Thank you so much! Glad you love the videos and commentary! More to come!