Round Side Table With Tube Socks, High End Furniture Making
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- Buy plans here: www.mikefarrington.com
In this video I show my process for making a round side table. This is a quick project that is fun yet challenging.
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WOW! You are indeed a modern-day Norm Abrams!! The commitment to detail....outstanding! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Thats the best compliment I can receive.
Mike. I love your videos. The casual narration and your understated sense of humor make them an enjoyable and calming experience. Best on You Tube in my opinion. Thanks!
Wow, thank you for the kind words.
Yet another video that I thought was not going to be much at all. I was wrong again. Beautiful woodwork and camera work.
Thank you very much.
The bots are on to you..there was a Rush commercial during your vid. Your table is beautiful and I admire your patience and diligence to see your vision come through on all of your projects. Great work.
Wow, that is totally weird. Thank you.
Repeatability with jigs is amazing!
Yes, thank you.
Your apprentice is so cute. Love your work also.
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful craftsmanship as always Mike! The invisible seam between the cherry and ebony is stunning. Thanks for sharing! Also 'Daughter' - tune!! That whole album is awesome- really high energy- they kind of lost that on later albums. Looking forward to the next build!
Thank you. Pretty much everything Pearl Jam has done is awesome. I’ll give knee socks a listen.
Mike, your attention to detail in perfecting your clean cuts is rarely seen these days. I've never seen anyone fitting a halving joint and fine tuning a piece into a dado with a plane before. Most just rely on the tolerance of the saw cut. (Not even Good Ol' Norm) Sets you above the rest and in the league of Japanese Masters.
Your narration cracks me up too, love your relaxed, understated style
Thank you very much John.
Well Mike you've done it again ,,that table is the dogs balls lad, and way way does it go,,,, I do that all the time the overall finish total amazeballs, big thumbs up from the north of Ireland
Thank you very much. Ireland is beautiful, especially in the spring!
Basically any Rush song brings me back to high school. What a phase I went through there.
Boy me too. I don't know about you, but in a land of rap music, I was an outcast.
@@MikeFarrington Yeah, I mean I tried explaining Cygnus X-1 to girls but I lost them at black hole.
@@ScottWalshWoodworking I really can't explain how much I can relate to this sentence.
I totally agree about how people form strong associations with music and memories. I remember listening to Nirvana's Incesticide for as a teenager in my bedroom.Now I remember the room, the furniture, the decorating, the view from the window, even the computer game I was playing every time I listen to it. Great video as always!
Good looking table Mike. One Headlight by the Wallflowers does the same for me as Daughter does for you. Always reminds me of riding to high school with my sister driving her old POS car and loudly singing I turn the engine, but the engine doesn't turn.
That’s a cool song for sure.
Hello Mike,
I came across your video while looking for side tables. Before the video was finished, I had already liked the video and subscribed to your channel. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you. Great to have you onboard.
So strange, but I have the exact same reaction to the song, and that entire album for that matter. Still one of the best rock albums of the 90s. I never get tired of watching you build stuff. Well done.
Thank you very much. I agree, and from one of the best bands of the 90's.
Dude, that is beautiful. Super fun to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Such a beautiful table! love the socks. I was just talking to my husband about how specific songs take you back to a certain memory. I was referring to a Green Day song where it makes me think of riding home on the school bus. good times.
Thank you Tamar. Can't have a table with cold feet. Music is the closet thing to a time machine in my opinion. Green Day has a couple that send me back as well.
Great design. Bet it'd look nice with turned, tapered legs too.
Thank you.
Simple table, but stunning...👍
Thank you.
Very nice video. It is wonderful to see the planes and joints in action. Some other folk are getting too domino base.
Thank you. The more joinery becomes automated, the more there is an opportunity for traditional joinery to stand out.
Hard to believe your skill level had I not witness this video, I'm a long time follower that knew you were talented but this one convinced me you are among the few. Oh, and your vid style stacks along your woodworking skills as well. Giveing points where deserved . . . . KEEP DOING WHAT U DO SO WELL. Danny
Danny, thats very kind to say. Thank you. Its my hope that in the coming months and years I can do more projects like this one.
Yeah, what Danny said. True artistry!
@@jimsjacob Thank you James.
Nah, thank you! That ebony veneer was done really well. The accuracy of those cuts were really great.
An amazing side table and Pearl Jam it doesn’t get any better than that. Great work
Thank you. Pearl Jam is the best.
Attention to detail on another level! Extra points for having your shop apprentice in the video :)
Thank you. Its always nice to have the little guy in the shop.
I like that ebony...gives the table socks appeal. And, about the music...I have a lot of song connections like you mention; but, as you were talking...i could hear Van Halen's "Jump," and there I was back on the neighborhood courts, shooting hoops with my friend Tommy. (Camaro backed up, hatch open, tape player crankin' the tunes....) Thank you for another trip down Amnesia Lane...And, again, thanks for sharing what you do. Very encouraging for hacks like me!
Thank you. Funny what memories music brings up. Sometimes they are the most simple thing, yet somehow very special.
the dadoes in the seat bottom ...great detail
Thank you. I really like that detail as well.
This looks fantastic and I love the ebony leg detail and how you make it. Your attention to detail is what I love about your videos.
Thank you very much Tim.
The clickspring of woodworking:)
Is that a good thing?
Yup go have a "watch" (pun intended). his work is extremely precise much like yours just with machining@@MikeFarrington
@@Snuff107 Interesting, I'll look into him.
Just wanted to say that there is a noticeable increase in the enthusiasm of your narration. Not sure if it's intentional or not but I'm super happy to see a new video from you!
Thank you. I have put more effort into the narrations. I had never done any voice over work prior to starting my UA-cam channel. Looking back on a few of my first videos, they are a little soft and slow. I will continue to try and improve both audio and video.
@@MikeFarrington Honestly, I didn't mind your old videos but this one I think sets a good standard. Anything more may come off as overwhelming. Perhaps try to keep this level of enthusiasm but maybe don't talk so fast.
One of the most enjoyable videos I've seen in a long time... not to mention just a beautiful table altogether.
Thank you very much Taylor.
I love this small piece of furniture! Nicely shot video ;)
Thank you.
Another excellent design and build video, Mike. I like your videos so much that your channel is one of the VERY few that I have marked to remind me when you post a new video. Thank you.
Thank you Chris, that’s great to hear.
I like many armchair diyers at home often see your videos and think "I could make that with the right tools." However, even though it is a relativity simple design, I was sweating watching you work on those table legs. Not damaging the veneers would have been impossible for me. You make it look easy.
Thank you. The key to this kind of work is sharp tools. That makes the detailed work relatively easy.
Brilliant work as usual, the socks adds a special touch.
Thank you very much. The socks are a cool detail.
Elegant and timeless design.
I was a sophomore in college when PJ released Daughter, great times. The live version is even better.
Thank you. Pearl Jam is one of the few bands I really think are better live. Eddy is a very compelling front man. My opinion, they were the Led Zeppelin of the 90s.
This is a nice small project to exercise ones layout skills and machine set up skills also. Good to see the supervisor was on site doing some machine safety inspection as well.Nice video.
I agree. It’s a perfect skill builder project.
Beautiful craftsmanship
Thank you Louis.
Mike... Once again a thoroughly enjoyable project to watch you build !!! I really thought you hit it out of the park and you are absolutely right about refining projects the more you build them !!! Thanks Again.
Thank you Steve. Happy to hear you liked this one.
I've been doing a little Shaker table with my grade 11's for years but I really like this little table of yours Mike, not a lot of wood and it has some nice joinery skills to learn.
Thank you. Thats one of the reasons I really like this table too. It has some fun stuff, but won't break the bank to build.
Incredible work, Mike. This is such an elegant and clean build, going to have to try my hand at one of these tables.
Thank you Johnny. Give it a go, let me know how it turns out.
Looks nice. Thanks for showing us.
Thanks for watching!
Great design for the table.
Thank you. I think it’s a neat design as well.
Beautiful job Mike.
Thank you Graham.
The shop apprentice is certainly growing, all ready to be a big brother.
The table is an extremely beautiful piece, I really like its 'simple' lines. As a newbie I think I find things have a clean appearance are by far the hardest. There’s no routing to hide my mistakes and the idea of making cuts at a 2° angle blows my mind. I wouldn’t trust either my table saw or band saw, both ok hobbyist models, to make such a cut accurately. I’d trust myself even less.
The legs are gorgeous and the care you took to get the veneer perfect is so typical of the standards you set yourself. I love watching you work with such skill and precision, it really is inspiring and always reminds me to take more care. You definitely demonstrate the difference between a skilled professional and an amateur. Though I can see myself buying the plans soon as I to give it a try.
Being my age there are many songs that take me back to specific times in my life, most of them like "Ashes to Ashes" were probably out before you were born.
Another great video, and as I've said before I really learn a lot from your narration. I hope your wife/partner/girlfriend is doing well.
Thank you very much. I’m very happy to hear my videos are useful. I really try hard to build things as nice as I can, it’s good that’s showing through.
Nice work. I'd like to see credit given to Garrett Hack for the socks or foot veneers on the legs. Intellectual property is important in our craft.
I am a big fan of Garrett, but to the best of my knowledge he was not the originator of this idea. Its been a detail in federal furniture for a long time, even the angles.
Found you recently and watched your whole catalog. If you could make a video every day, that would be great!🤣
Thank you. Detailed projects, and detailed videos are time consuming to make. I will crank out as many as I can.
Another fantastic video. Great woodworking and dry humour go so well together! I am always looking forward to the next installment from the board room! Keep up the great work, mate. You're exceptionally talented and skilled and it's a pleasure watching you create.
Thank you very much for the kind words!
I love your videos mike, I always pick up a bunch of tips, you do things different and I love that!
Thank you. Great to hear my videos are useful.
Absolutely beautiful . Watching you work and what you create is amazing .
Thank you very much Vincent.
Great to see you making with real wood Mike. And a glimpse of the router table.
Thank you. I would prefer to work real wood more often, but its just not always possible. Yes, the router table made an appearance.
Thumbs up from this guy too
Thank you Tim.
Great design 👍
Thank you Chris.
I love your work and the fine detailing. This ebony socks are so perfect that nobody will belive you it aint paint...
Thank you.
Wait, you're telling me that tube socks are, in fact, NOT cool?! Wow. I'm going to have to rethink so many wardrobe choices now. Thanks for that and all the other pro tips, Mike!
Ha! I was just guessing, I have no idea what the kids think it cool these days.
Love the bandsaw circle jig. I agree there’s something about grunge that gives me great memories too. Love the ebony. Heading to Colorado for a wedding and September hope I don’t see that snow lol. Turned out great as always Mike
I look forward to hearing your music recommendations almost as much as I look forward to seeing new videos. Love the content!
Ha! Sometimes it feels like I am putting together a 17 minute woodworking video just so I can talk about music for 55 seconds. Thank you.
Always like watching your videos Mike. Really nice build.
Thank you very much.
Look forward to watching this tomorrow
Cool. Let me know what you think.
amazing mike! another great video with tons of tips and tricks. and the music recommendation with a story to go with it is cool. you re-inspire me every time I watch your videos! thank you
Thank you. Nice to hear you like the stories, but even better to hear I am inspiring!
Love the simple lines and the added contrast of the ebony. Great work.
Thank you.
beautiful detail on the ebony socks, and a great project as always
Thank you very much.
Great work as always!
Thank you Jason.
It looks amazing. Well done.
Thank you.
Dude - incredible video. Might be my favorite one yet, that table is gorgeous
Thank you. Happy to hear you liked it.
11:20 so therapeutic! Well done Mike! Great story throughout the build and I also enjoyed the Daughter reference. That happens often when I am working and have music going. Instant travel back in time. Keep at it man!
Thank you very much. Daughter is a great song. Music really has a way of taking me back.
Beautiful table.,great job
Thank you.
Great work dude! Congrats!
Thank you.
Great video as always. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The table looks great and I have always admired your perfection and attention to detail.
Thank you for the kind words.
Why are the like/dislike ratio disabled? I like to see how many people with bad taste in cool stuff would dislike such great videos
There are a million little settings when uploading a video. My guess is I have checked on accidentally. I'll look into it.
turned out pretty cool.
Thank you very much.
Gorgeous and executed with precision. Top notch as always Mike!
Thank you Josh.
Well dang Bro,
you keep stepping up your game.
Thank you. I'd like to continue this trend if possible.
Great build. Just bought the plans
Thank you. Let me know how your build turns out.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
great work it is really beautiful
Thank you.
Well done!
Thank you.
Superb work as always, buddy. Look at the big boy shop apprentice... how time flies.
Thank you sir. The kiddo is growing up fast.
Another nice one Mike!
Thank you Mike.
Beautiful work as usual! Thank you for providing such quality inspiring content. I’m also interested in learning more about your laminated plywood bench.
Thank you. I will have a video coming up where I rework the top and add a few features to the bench. Stay tuned.
Ah.. 1993, I was a freshman in college. I like this little table, I think I would look killer out of birch and padauk.
Those were the days.
Another great one
Thank you Matt.
I have a two story shop that I heat and cool with a Mitsubishi mini split that can support up to 4 inside units (I found that 2 units more than do the job). Just an FYI. Nice simple table.
Thank you. Good tip.
Awesome Mike. I got the magazine. Loved it.
Thank you, very happy to hear it.
Love the joinery ! great video thanks Mike
Thank you and thank you.
I love the whole idea of the table, left me thinking of other applications.
Thank you.
Funny you mention that about "Daughter." It takes me back to when I was my dads shop apprentice riding with him in his dump drunk. Had the "VS" cassette playing. I specifically remember that song being played. Pearl Jam my fav band too FYI
I had a cassette as well! Good stuff. Pear Jam the best of that era in my opinion.
The socks look really nice!
Thank you.
Mike - Great videos. The shop apprentice is getting pretty big!!
Thank you. He sure is!
As always Mike... Sweet work!
Thank you.
Great video and table Mike, made my packed train ride to work a while world better 👍
Thank you. Thats great to hear.
Thanks for the video - really, really good as always. I gave the song Daughter a listen - good stuff. In 1993 I had just finished my university degree after bailing out of carpentry due to eye problems four years before... I had been so busy with classes at the time, I missed the Pearl Jam phenomenon at its inception sad to say.
Thank you. Daughter is a great song. I was a fan from the first moment, but I get how life can get in the way. Hence the reason I'm still listening to music from the 90s.
Hello from southern Australia. Hitting subscribe, a great explanatory video. Super nice little job. Giving me ideas for my high school woodworking classes. Thanks heaps!
Thank you. Great to have you onboard.
Your Shop Apprentice is growing up fast!
He sure is.
Beautiful .....
Thank you.
Another great video, and another great project Mike.
Thank you and thank you.
Very nice!
Thank you.
Great video mini mike is awesome
Thank you very much.
Amazing!!
Thank you.
OOOOH... I like the leg design! Would look really awesome with thin aluminum or brass!
Thank you. I agree, both would look good.
Beautiful build, as usual! Two things I'm guaranteed to get on my hands no matter how hard I try not to; Gorilla glue and any kind of roofing sealant : ( ! Enjoyed your fine woodworking article. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much. I'm with ya. I always get roofing sealant on my shoes.
Beautiful table Mike. I love osmo too. I’ve been using my rotex to apply it with a white abrasive pad. Works great..
Thank you. Applying Osmo with a buffer is a great idea. Since its a waxy-ish finish that would work very well. I may give that a try.
Absolutely gorgeous. I happen to be sitting on a stock of cherry rough sawn cherry from a tree felled a couple a years ago which should be nicely aged by now. I'll be buying your plans and using a little bit of that stock for one of these tables.
Thank you. Thats great to hear. Please let me know what you think of the plans and how your project turns out.