David.... My e mail address is on my pitiful ancient, soon to be overhauled, web site.. contact me if you like.. PS I finally realized I have not up thumbed and subscribed. Consider that done.
Muy bonito el proceso, ...quizá 2 pulgadas de espesor en el canto del sobre hubiera quedado un poquito mejor, ...o sea para tu próximo proyecto prueba y compara, jeje
Did you miss the parts where he used a table saw and router table, or the circular saw with no vac attached? But I do agree with your sentiment I think. It's nice to see someone blending hand tools and power tools without all the trendy hype stuff. Just whatever's simplest to get the job done well. And the lack of talking excitedly to the camera is refreshing too, but still with the information in subtitles.
Absolutely magnificent, it will be some family’s heirloom. Incredible craftsmanship, and what a blessing to have access to such sublime wood. He did not lose his temper when the nearly finished leg fell to the floor from the bench.
Wow loved the end result and the wood ASMR! 🥰🥰🥰 I'm 65 years old and I've been exploring wood work ASMR content for over 2 years now. My old bones are still getting used to this new tech😂. This is the best I've found. Good job(:
Oh how I loved the “ find my happy place “ when the leg went south. We have all be there. Love and respect for anyone who make the efforts with hand tools.
It’s refreshing to watch you work. No wall of clamps worth more than all my tools, same lunch box planer I use. It helps folks like me realize we can make beautiful things with what we have. That a $1000 Festool track saw isn’t needed for these kinds of results.
Thanks so much Jeff, it's always tempting to save up and try to buy the expensive stuff, but it's important to question if you REALLY need it... IMO you rarely do, it's just more convenient. You can build an awful lot with an awful little if you are patient enough. Thanks for watching!
The whole process was mesmerising to watch. The simplicity of the design, coupled with your attention to detail equals perfection. What an exquisite end product. Well done.
I like it I'll use a lot of this on mine. I've already done my chairs in walnut and this matches really well. I really like how well maintained your tools appear to be, all your planes look sharp and well cleaned!!!! Good Video, Thanks Again.
Nice... very few fasteners an a lotta hand work. Love the simple lines. Love that you are not jabbering all the way through it. Love the bits where you are dropping things and making fun like we all do:)
Excellent video. I agree with other comments: it's great to see some serious woodworking done without a workshop full of Festool and other expensive tools and machinery.
Wonderful stunning piece of craftmanship so wonderful to watch yep i know how frustrating it is when stuff falls on the floor !!!! still a master piece to be proud of Nice work !!!!
I absolutely love your style of video - just the woodworking audio and the explanation over Close Captions. It really is the best of both worlds. You have my vote for keeping this style of video! And amazing table too :)
Gotta love screwing something in from the back like you did with the bracers. Youve eyeballed and checked the depth to make sure it wont burst through the face edge but you always give a little rub to make sure afterwards anyway. Heart in mouth.
Gorgeous table, simplicity is the essence of elegance. I am about to embark on a similar project using mahogany, which is more affordable but harder to work with due to grain structure. Thanks for posting!
Mahogany is cheaper than Walnut? I had no idea. I only use lumber from local logs I take to the sawmill, so I'm completely out of touch on lumber prices. Btw are you using African or South American Mahogany? Cheers!
Good luck on your project! Yes I used mahogany for my hand tool cabinet and boyyyy it was frustrating to work with at times. At the end it is worth it though, such a beautiful wood!
I just found your channel and watched this video. You drew me in! I had to subscribe. It's nice to watch someone take the time to work with wood the old fashioned way and turn out such a beautiful table. What you do takes skill and patience. No hurry...you get there when you get there. It's a great life lesson that you obviously take to heart (centering after watching the leg disappear off the table...🙂). Great video...I'll be watching more. Thanks!
Aside from building a beautiful table, your production quality is top notch. Your use of closed captions to provide additional details throughout the project was brilliant and made it that much more enjoyable to watch in my opinion. I hope more woodworkers see this and follow suit. I’m fairly picky when it comes to who I subscribe to, but with absolutely zero hesitation, you just earned one more follower. Excellent job man!
That's great to hear, thank you Cody and welcome to my channel! Really glad you like the format and I appreciate the feedback. I'll try to make more videos in this style in the future, I've only recently started experimenting with it. Cheers!
Beautiful table~! Will have to check out your plans as this design is perfect for my son who is getting married in April and will be needing a dining table. Great job~!
Magnificent! I’m getting ready to build a small hall table from cherry (my first attempt at using quality lumber) using only hand tools. Your video was a big help in determining how I will go about building it. Thanks!
Good to show the offset draw boring method when pinning the legs at the mortise and tenon joint. Often misunderstood but good old traditional joinery and it has a purpose. Nice job and outstanding traditional woodworking!
Beautiful shop, sure beats working on the floor lol. Good video with nothing but work being done and no dribble about preferences or useless information. Straight to the point and I love that. Subscribed and looking forward to more content! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Beautiful job!!! I loved the look on your face when the leg fell over - we've all been there and had tto steam out a couple of dents, buut it's all part of the process. Great style, keep them coming!!
Absolute beautiful table and elegant video. Just started a pair of shaker nightstands. Similar classic Shaker style/shape, much smaller but with a drawer.
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Thanks for watching! Please leave a comment telling me what you thought of the video or the build. I try to respond to every comment!
David.... My e mail address is on my pitiful ancient, soon to be overhauled, web site..
contact me if you like..
PS I finally realized I have not up thumbed and subscribed. Consider that done.
I´m going to be making a very similar table, I´m curious how long it took you to finish this project?
@@nickmagma7745 Good question! This build took me two weekends.
Muy bonito el proceso, ...quizá 2 pulgadas de espesor en el canto del sobre hubiera quedado un poquito mejor, ...o sea para tu próximo proyecto prueba y compara, jeje
you inspire me to have my shed one day for some woodworking diy project man!
No routers, no domino's, no epoxy, no noise and no dust. Just good old planing and dowels. I love it.
Thanks for the encouragement Tjerk I’m glad you like my style!
He did use a router but your right about the domino
Did you miss the parts where he used a table saw and router table, or the circular saw with no vac attached? But I do agree with your sentiment I think. It's nice to see someone blending hand tools and power tools without all the trendy hype stuff. Just whatever's simplest to get the job done well. And the lack of talking excitedly to the camera is refreshing too, but still with the information in subtitles.
Real joinery !!! No Pocket screws or dominos. I knew someone could still do it. Great Build!!
Thanks so much Patz I'm glad you appreciate the effort!
Oh give it a rest. He uses a drill press and a circular saw. At what point do you draw the line?
did you miss the part where he used screws? no one cares. its a great build no matter what
you didn't say a word and did better at showing how things are done than some of the other guys. bravo my man. it's even funny 😂
Thanks so much Kirby! Glad you liked it :)
Nice to see that Zelensky still has time to work on his woodworking projects on the side
😂
🤣🤣🤣 That explains the underground bunker vibes for the workshop.
@@psuryava 😆
I was expecting a poor man's knockoff, but it was the real thing!
😂😂Ha, ha, my first thought 😂😂
Great to see you showcasing your tools that aren't all the big name expensive ones. Gives hope for us who can't afford it all! Great work.
I agree, you don’t need the fanciest tools to make great furniture!
Absolutely magnificent, it will be some family’s heirloom. Incredible craftsmanship, and what a blessing to have access to such sublime wood. He did not lose his temper when the nearly finished leg fell to the floor from the bench.
Wow those are some very kind words, thank you for sharing. I’m so glad you liked the build!
Wow loved the end result and the wood ASMR! 🥰🥰🥰 I'm 65 years old and I've been exploring wood work ASMR content for over 2 years now. My old bones are still getting used to this new tech😂. This is the best I've found. Good job(:
awww your so sweet i hope you have a great day 💀💀
Nice job, thanks for showing the leg drop on the floor. We all have our moments!
Thanks Craig! It pains me to rewatch it 😂
Beautiful table and work. I love the Shaker design. It never goes out of style.
Thanks for the kind words Chris, glad you like it!
Outstanding craftsmanship and attention to detail. And without Festool
Thanks Phil I appreciate the support!
These little hacks you use on your work it seems that you are a Pro. Wonderful video . Thank u.
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you watching and commenting 😊
Oh how I loved the “ find my happy place “ when the leg went south. We have all be there. Love and respect for anyone who make the efforts with hand tools.
😂 thanks for the support Stephen!
Thank you for including the step where we stare at the wood for a long time until it speaks to us!
😆 Thanks Charles! I had to cut out like 15 minutes of footage of me doing just that. It's a critical step!
It’s refreshing to watch you work. No wall of clamps worth more than all my tools, same lunch box planer I use. It helps folks like me realize we can make beautiful things with what we have. That a $1000 Festool track saw isn’t needed for these kinds of results.
Thanks so much Jeff, it's always tempting to save up and try to buy the expensive stuff, but it's important to question if you REALLY need it... IMO you rarely do, it's just more convenient. You can build an awful lot with an awful little if you are patient enough. Thanks for watching!
@@dkbuilds yeah but how much are those planes worth tho? >.< Just a little jealous.
No bells and whistles, just the pure and simple design of shaker style, my favorite ! Thanks for sharing, you're a great inspiration for me !
Thank you so much Colonel, glad you liked the video! Super proud to inspire you!
The whole process was mesmerising to watch. The simplicity of the design, coupled with your attention to detail equals perfection. What an exquisite end product. Well done.
Thank you so much, I'm so glad you liked it!
It’s a nice change without a voice over it’s so therapeutic to watch. Great build it looks stunning I love the delicate legs it sets it off
That's awesome Bradley I really appreciate the feedback!
I like it I'll use a lot of this on mine. I've already done my chairs in walnut and this matches really well. I really like how well maintained your tools appear to be, all your planes look sharp and well cleaned!!!! Good Video, Thanks Again.
Thanks HB, glad to see another walnut fan. Best of luck on your build!
Nice... very few fasteners an a lotta hand work. Love the simple lines. Love that you are not jabbering all the way through it. Love the bits where you are dropping things and making fun like we all do:)
Thank you for the very kind words! I'm glad you liked it :) I appreciate the comment!
Tbh the most impressive part for me is the flattening by hand. You did a great job. Nice clean design, no over the top stuff.
Thanks so much Thanos I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video. I agree with other comments: it's great to see some serious woodworking done without a workshop full of Festool and other expensive tools and machinery.
Thanks so much Peter, I appreciate the comment and the feedback!
I really appreciated the asmr style while also having narration available via closed captioning - excellent build and great content
Thanks for the feedback! I'll definitely make more videos in this style in the future!
Thanks for putting that many details and hints to this video. I love such style in woodworking video.
Thank you so much for watching, I'm glad you liked it! I'll make similar styled videos in the future!
Wonderful stunning piece of craftmanship so wonderful to watch yep i know how frustrating it is when stuff falls on the floor !!!!
still a master piece to be proud of Nice work !!!!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you liked the video!
Ha the pencil sharpener was brilliant! I’ve been a professional woodworker for 30 years and I never thought of that.Thanks very well done video.
Thanks Dy, I'm proud to have showed you something new! Thanks for watching
I love the simple elegance of that table.
Thanks for the kind words Rob, I'm glad you like it!
Laconic and harmonious. Job well done.
Thanks so much!
Good work. The beveled edge provides a remarkably graceful line, coupled with the recessed skirt and tapered legs.
Thanks so much Hacker! I spent a lot of time deciding all the bevel angles and proportions in SketchUp before building. It definitely paid off!
Wow I love your dowel making method. The pencil sharpener is genius!
Thanks!! I’m glad to have shown you something new!
I absolutely love your style of video - just the woodworking audio and the explanation over Close Captions. It really is the best of both worlds. You have my vote for keeping this style of video! And amazing table too :)
Heck yeah, thanks for the feedback John! I'll try to keep making more videos in this style in the future. Cheers!
Gotta love screwing something in from the back like you did with the bracers. Youve eyeballed and checked the depth to make sure it wont burst through the face edge but you always give a little rub to make sure afterwards anyway. Heart in mouth.
Haha also with the clips through to the top of the table. Scary every time!
Beautiful,hard work and devotion pays
Thanks so much Seth!
Simple and elegant design! I hope you enjoy it for many years to come. Beautiful work!
Thank you so much jc, I will!
Love the hockey stick wrap on your mallet. Great job and keep it up.
You must watch a lot of Paul Sellers?
Thanks! I do watch a lot of Paul! I learned the hockey stick wrap trick from Rob Cosman
fantastic videography, no voiceover, brilliant work... CONGRATULATIONS
Thanks so much Helder, I appreciate your feedback!
Gorgeous table, simplicity is the essence of elegance. I am about to embark on a similar project using mahogany, which is more affordable but harder to work with due to grain structure. Thanks for posting!
Mahogany is cheaper than Walnut? I had no idea. I only use lumber from local logs I take to the sawmill, so I'm completely out of touch on lumber prices. Btw are you using African or South American Mahogany? Cheers!
Good luck on your project! Yes I used mahogany for my hand tool cabinet and boyyyy it was frustrating to work with at times. At the end it is worth it though, such a beautiful wood!
I just found your channel and watched this video. You drew me in! I had to subscribe. It's nice to watch someone take the time to work with wood the old fashioned way and turn out such a beautiful table. What you do takes skill and patience. No hurry...you get there when you get there. It's a great life lesson that you obviously take to heart (centering after watching the leg disappear off the table...🙂). Great video...I'll be watching more. Thanks!
Thanks so much for the kind feedback, Douglas! Welcome to the channel!
Aside from building a beautiful table, your production quality is top notch. Your use of closed captions to provide additional details throughout the project was brilliant and made it that much more enjoyable to watch in my opinion. I hope more woodworkers see this and follow suit. I’m fairly picky when it comes to who I subscribe to, but with absolutely zero hesitation, you just earned one more follower. Excellent job man!
That's great to hear, thank you Cody and welcome to my channel! Really glad you like the format and I appreciate the feedback. I'll try to make more videos in this style in the future, I've only recently started experimenting with it. Cheers!
The nail on the floor tip is awesome 🎉
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
I'd be happy if most 'build' videos were like this one. Really well done. Great table too.
Thanks so much James! I’m glad you like the video style, I’ll be making more like this in the future for sure!
Great video! I wish all woodworking videos were like this
Thanks so much James! I'll try to make more 😇
I learned so much in 21 minutes. Awesome video and beautiful table!
That's awesome, thank you so much! I'm glad it was useful for you!
Amazing work. I love seeing talented builders use basic or inexpensive tools. I have a couple Wen machines and they haven't let me down yet.
Thank you so much for the appreciation Jeffrey! I love my Wen drill press, oscillating spindle sander, disk sander, and air filter!
I very much like and enjoyed the video and the end result. Very pleasing design, beautifully crafted. Good on you. Cheers...
Thank you for the kind words Robert! Cheers
This was really well done thank you. I enjoyed that you left in your overgluing
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed me leaving that in!
Good job! The Shaker simplicity has always been a favorite of mine!!
Thanks so much Tim I'm glad you like the build!
Beautiful, minimalist table design.
Thank you very much!
Love the use of simple but elegant designs and the mix of power and hand tools! Give an Andy Rawls feel to the video and workmanship! Subbed!
Thanks so much Greg! I'll have to check out Andy's channel, thanks for sharing!
The Shakers built distinctive trestle tables. What you have built is a very nice table of "Danish modern" or "mid-century modern" to design
Awesome video! Very inspired. Just what I was looking. Thank you
That's awesome, I'm proud to have inspired you!
❤. I dont speack English but I love this table and the way yo do it. Excelent Job. Congratulations.
Thank you so much Silvina!
"Simple", elegant and strong. What a beautiful timeless dining table you've built! Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for the kind words Andrea, I’m glad you like the table!
Great work. Really nice table.
Thank You Sir,
Thanks so much Ricky! I appreciate the support!
I can learn a lot from your videos, subscribed!
Thanks so much Andy, welcome to my channel!
Beautiful!!! Very skilled craftmanship and inspirational!!! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much for the kind words and for commenting! Cheers!
Beautiful table. Impressed by your clean workshop too!
Thanks so much for the kind words Wolverine!
Perfect mix of hand tools and electro tools :)
Thank you!
Beautiful table~! Will have to check out your plans as this design is perfect for my son who is getting married in April and will be needing a dining table. Great job~!
Awesome Andrew, thanks so much! A custom dining table is a great gift idea!
I really enjoyed this video! Very nice table, and very cool to see projects like this done with some handtools! Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching tringsby! Glad to hear you appreciate the hand tool use!
Thanks for the great tips and guides. Excellent table.
Thank you for watching and commenting, I’m glad you liked it!
Beautiful Table, Quality Build‼️ Vinny 🇺🇸
Thanks Vinny! Glad you liked it!
Brilliant, I don’t normally comment. The use of hand planes alone is a dying skill, keep it going
Thanks for the kind words Manj! I will definitely keep it going -- hand planes are my favorite tools to use.
Classy little ending, excellent build video!
Thanks for the kind words Matthew!
This is a beautiful table.
Thank you so much!
Very elegant and timeless design and great execution. Turned out lovely.
I used drawbore halflaps in my last video to join 8 foot 2” walnut boards on end! It’s a magnificent technique!
You rock. Thanks T
That's awesome! I've never done end-to-end joining before, I'll have to check that out!
Magnificent! I’m getting ready to build a small hall table from cherry (my first attempt at using quality lumber) using only hand tools. Your video was a big help in determining how I will go about building it. Thanks!
That's awesome Pit! Cherry is a great place to start with hardwoods, it's a joy to work with. Good luck with your build!
Outstanding work. Love the use of so many traditional woodworking principles! 🙂
Thanks so much Matthew, I'm glad you liked it!
That is a gorgeous table, cheers!
Thanks so much! Cheers!
Good to show the offset draw boring method when pinning the legs at the mortise and tenon joint. Often misunderstood but good old traditional joinery and it has a purpose. Nice job and outstanding traditional woodworking!
Thanks for the kind words JD! I really appreciate it!
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for making the video!!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I think the support part use walnut will be perfect 😊
Thanks for the feedback Douglas!
The table is very beautiful, great work!
Thanks so much!
Great video , enjoyed every minute off it
Thank you! That's the best comment I can hope for!
Thank you for not ruining the video with music 🙏
No problem! I don't think I'll ever make a video with music again haha
@@dkbuilds 😅.. thank youuuu 😁😁😁
Beautiful shop, sure beats working on the floor lol. Good video with nothing but work being done and no dribble about preferences or useless information. Straight to the point and I love that. Subscribed and looking forward to more content! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Heck yeah! Thanks so much UUC, I appreciate the comment and especially the sub! Welcome to my channel :)
Fantastic.....no goddam**d music......just the sound of woodworking.
Thanks Richard! Glad you like the format!
thank you! i very like your skill!
Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Great craftsmanship!
Thanks Graham!
Very nice work. Got some good inspiration.
Heck yeah thanks wolf, proud to have inspired you.
Smart ideas..
I like it..
Perfect design...
Thank you for the kind words Jaime!
Beautiful job!!! I loved the look on your face when the leg fell over - we've all been there and had tto steam out a couple of dents, buut it's all part of the process. Great style, keep them coming!!
😂 Thanks for the kind words David! Appreciate you watching!
very high quality built! enjoyed watching it!
Thanks so much Max, glad you liked it!
This is gorgeous
Thanks Lucie!
Absolute beautiful table and elegant video. Just started a pair of shaker nightstands. Similar classic Shaker style/shape, much smaller but with a drawer.
Awesome Kevin! Shaker night stands are one of my favorite things to build. Hope yours turn out great!
Beautiful, i love such a highly experienced works like this. Keep it up!
Thanks so much Akos, I will!
Great vid. Beautiful table. Would suggest considering finishing both sides of top to help alleviate cold and warm weather stress on unfinished side.
Great tip Jerry! I totally agree. I did actually finish both sides but I don't show finishing the underside on the video. Good catch!
I’d bet Paul Sellers would be proud, man!
Heck yeah I'd hope so! He's a big inspiration. Cheers
Amazing build man. Looks great.
Thanks for the kind words, Jonathan!
Good job & video, mate ! I work the same way...
You just gave me some nices ideas, thank you for sharing !
That's great, I'm proud to have inspired you. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Love it!... 3 cheers for walnut! 😁❤️
Hip hip hooray! Walnut for the win. Thanks for watching and commenting Heather!
Beautiful Table. Excellent Video. Subscribed!!
Thanks so much! Welcome to my channel!
Nice to see some hand tool love! Great result
Thanks Wouter, I'm glad you liked it! Cheers!
Absolutely a pleasure to watch mate 👍🏻 top notch
Thanks for the kind words Patrick!
Great job. Thanks for showing.
Thank you for watching John!
@@dkbuilds Your welcome, Just so nice to see someone knowing his handwork. Great Job and nice table.
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Beautiful work!
Thanks so much Fred!
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Looks beautiful amazing work and craftsmen ship
Thanks Jim I appreciate the kind words and support!
Elegant and beautiful! Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching and being a subscriber, Jeffrey!