Building a Simple Puzzle Table Using Templates - What materials would you use?
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This Knock Down Stool or Side Table is the most downloaded plan on my website, so I made it easier for you guys and made templates available on my site!
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Thanks so much for supporting my channel, can't do this without you guys!
Can't wait to see what you guys come up with!
Thanks for this Tamar. Great video!
Thanks! These are so fun to make ☺️
Should've called them "stool samples."
Where you been? Ready for the next one. 😁
Simples, fácil de fabricar, mas lindo!!!👏👏👏
Absolutely killed it tamar!
Thanks so much!
Well done ! a beautiful exercise in style yet another quality achievement. I really like (:
Thanks so much! These are so fun to make. Love how different they all come out when you use different materials
you are wonderful
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Love that little table. My favorite part is " no fasteners" . Very old school, Swiss/Dutch feel. Thanks
Thanks so much! That’s what I love about it too! The kids love showing it off to ppl when when they come over
Just ordered a template set! What a great idea Tamar! I'm going to make a side table and some shop stools. Thank you!
Awesome! Have fun with it!
JKM you going to film also want to see your vision of this table.
@@c32207 I am actually. I spoke with Tamar and she is going to let me do a video on this table.
Love it, I've a piece of spalted Dutch Elm I've been struggling to picture a leg formation for, decision made 👌✌
Oh so awesome! I was considering using elm myself! But the pieces I have have a twist in them so planing them would leave them too thin. Ha
Really sharp. Really simple. Easy to customize. Brilliant.
Thanks so much! I can’t wait to see how everyone customizes these!
I saw the original video for the stool but the templates are a great idea. If someone is doing a glue up, they could do 3 piece ones making the center piece the size of the slots and eliminate having to cut them.
That’s a cool idea
I have to say I laughed at the "heart attack every time that happens". Yup been there done that. The older I get the more the heart attack part happens.
You rocked it as always Tamar. Have a blessed weekend & keep on making sawdust.
Haha! It just comes out of nowhere! Ha!
Hi Tamar,
A really nice upgrade with the template and indeed very versatile.
At 9.06min : Do you always stick your tongue out at your viewers?
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If you make your template bigger or smaler, you will have nice stools or table.
Willy from Belgium.
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Hahah! Thanks! It was fun to come up with these
I want to order these plans - Lets just say a machinist needs a heavy chair
(Chairs the weight of trucks sounds fun)
You can get them on my website 😉
Amazing little table. So beautiful and simple design
Thanks so much! These are so fun
What a beautiful table Tamar! I absolutely love your channel ❤️
Thanks so much! These are so fun to make
@@3x3CustomTamar I am still a beginner, but I love this so much I will definitely be having a go!
Jason Bourke this is totally a beginner project! Have fun with it!
I don't understand why you make a nice project and just throw on some lazy finish. They offer no wear protection whatsoever. Get Bob Flexner's Finishing book. I bought it 30 years ago and his latest updated edition last year. You'll learn a bunch of lesson's and your projects will ramp up. Teri Masaschi's book is also good. She has a book titled "Foolproof Wood Finishing".
I love the simplicity of the design. And, beyond the awesome overall project, I think the whole video was worth watching just to pick up that round over bit radius matching the mortise bit radius tip. As long as the top of the tenon fits nicely, the bottom can be completely munched and it will still look good. Great tip!
Awesome! So glad that was helpful! Such a neat trick
handtool safety hint @10.16...never point the chisel blade towards you when about to cut....more for new woodworkers than experienced folks.. nice table...
Love that design. Great job and happy Valentine's day!
Thanks so much!
Que bonito trabajas, no me canso de ver tus videos, siempre estoy al pendiente de tus videos, este banquito o mesita con su top de madera de nogal te quedó hermosa...una pregunta: que aceite le pusiste al final para el acabo?...Te mando un saludo desde Monterrey, México!!!
good job baby ,but it's very dangerous to work on rotating machines with long sleeves !
just be careful.
@ the 7:50 mark, couldn't you just clamp a board across the gap? Then you'd have a flat surface to mark your depth and to remove the material in that gap. That board would create a flat bottom. And you'd have both legs to make sure that everything fits right as a chisel would have 2 points of contact. The crossbar going across the legs and the legs themselves. This would create 2 - 90º corners where the opposing part would mate to it.
Have to do one for my sister (good excuse 😁) just need to get creative to make a cool top.
Awesome! Can’t wait to see it!
Great stuff Tamar and your skill level is increasing exponentially with each project!
Thanks so much!
最後の『コン』の音、完璧な仕上がりですごい！
What a great project.i love it But I tried to buy it from you’re website and you don’t have indenational shipping
Oh no! I think I fixed it. Let me know if that doesn’t work!
Ok thanks
Nice template. I like to support YT makers. Just purchased your template.
Thanks for sharing.
That’s so awesome! Thanks so much!!! I really appreciate it!!
hey it's wonderful to watch you! Unfortunately my English is so bad that I don't understand much and I needed a translator for this comment😅. But I love your projects, it just looks great. Your husband must be incredibly proud of his talented and beautiful wife🥰 !! Warm greetings from👍👋 Germany
Thanks so much!
Great table!!! Great work as usual. I really enjoy learning from your videos. (p.s... I have the same band saw and have a similar issue with the blades.
Thanks so much! Yeah. This bandsaw sucks
3x3Custom - Tamar I upgraded the blades and used Alex Snodgrass bandsaw tutorial and it helped a lot
How is the bottom one locked in. It looks like i can just fall out if you pull on it.
Nice project I have a few White Oak & Black Walnut boards. Your keyed joinery will work perfectly for my loveseat side tables. Thanks for the great content.
Awesome! Have fun building them!
Hi! Awesome project! Very beautiful. One stupid note: The pieces not sliding fully into each other is not because of "The round router bit". It could be square and you still have the same problem. It's of course because of the router bit spinning in circles in stead of going in a very tiny square. Would be nice though if they could make that. :)
That would be nice. Ha
Hi Tamar, love your channel & you're teaching me a lot. Mostly that I CAN do it myself. Please don't take offense to this question, how do you afford all the fun equipment ? 🤔. I don't have much in the way of tools & find myself wanting to do something I don't have tools for. ☹️
In the beginning I would build up my collection after making commissions on pieces I would sell. Slowly I got more tools. Then the whole UA-cam thing happened and I am fortunate enough to be sponsored but amazing companies like the Home Depot and woodcraft.
Just a note from my experience sitting on stools with exposed joints in my granny's place, very common issue where family members just jumps in shock. The joints really gets your butt cheeks!!!
Depends how tight you cut your joints 😉
*⏩ Is the best 💓👍👍👍 ⏪*
From : Indonesia
Congrats on a Successful video and plans and project. Hals Wood Shop. What amazes me is this. You said this is your number one set of plans downloaded and I have no problem with your business making money. But what has happened that men and women watching the original do not have enough " skill" to make a pattern from anything since they are probably making more than one? Your video even showed them stop blocks and cutting in on the band saw, showing what a 9 inch band saw can do. I guess they have no confidence and have to buy and not make it. We could be going to their shops and making their jigs for them...love to make money on that. Or custom advice on shop design. Keep up the projects. Great ideas. Thanks
I think there are just ppl that need plans. Just different brains that work different ways. Same with cooking. There are just some ppl that can not replicate a recipe without the use of a cookbook. Others don’t own any cookbooks but are amazing chefs..... just different ways different minds work!
Great stuff Tamar. I made three stools years ago almost exactly like this because I was bored with nothing to do on night shifts when the ship I worked on was weatherbound. Some little differences though. I had no power tools except a cheapo jigsaw and I used half inch plywood because that's all I had. The seats were two discs thick so the x mortise and tenons were invisible and I made cutaways at the bottom of the legs and made a smaller disc with another x mortise which allowed me to positively lock the legs together and eliminate any flexing and twisting. With half inch ply this was necessary but using three quarter inch boards like yours there is no need - it's stiff enough already.
I really like what you do. You're a clever and innovative craftswoman and I get off on your sense of fun too.
Sounds cool! Thanks!
Not sure how I missed this video. Love this multi purpose project. Will be some xmas gifts to give in my future. Just ordered the templates!!
Awesome!! Good luck building them!
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INTERESANTE MUY BONITA MESA... FELICITACIONES.
هل زيت الشمع هو افضل نتيجة لطلاء هذا العمل لاظهار جمال الشكل
I was searching a lot for my dining table leg stand design... now my search completed here.... thanks for inspiration
Awesome!
You are so awesome and I am so jealous of your workshop...
I am learning so much from you with every video.
Thank you for sharing
Awesome to hear
What is your thoughts on the furniture butter (and the other walrus oil products)? Does it soak into the wood good and help prevent future checking? Love the projects, keep it up.
This was my first time using it. So I’d have to wait to see if it lasts for a while like that
Your are so sweeeeeeeet i am Indian carpenter and your work too
Make a bunch of these and have a full size chest board,oh the fun. Tamar they look awesome, hard to choose one so I won't...lol...have a great weekend
Hahah! That would be really fun
if you were to adjust the template on the legs to extend the middle slot further ( if you are using a 12.7mm router bit extend the lines 9mm) the legs would come out finished straight from the router table no chisel work.
just food for thought.
love the stool.
Yeah, I hear that. But it’s fun to work with chisels sometimes. Ha
You have one top being 3/4 thick and the other looks to be about 1 1/2 are there 2 different templets? how did you achieve that?
That’s bc I didn’t use the template on that first table so I just made the base based on how thick the top I was using
I shared your video with my Son In Law who is an artist working in wood. Spring Run Design. I hope it is ok, but I thought he should know your out there.
Awesome! Of course it’s ok!
Very nice project good job, good for students, and hobbyist start or get back into wood working☺️😘
Thanks!
A day with a video from Tamar is a good day.
Hahah so nice to hear
I watched the video only days ago and started implementing the idea. As an amateur and a carpenter, I made makeup from the cartoon first and it was really great. On my way to implementing it on wood, my greetings to my teacher.
Awesome! So glad you found it useful!
My teacher, what measurements would you suggest for the x ? thank you very much...
There are plans in my website
Milling with the correct rotation of the bit is called “milling uphill”. You always want to mill uphill which you already know. I love your work in your videos. Keep it up. You make me want to be a better woodworker.
Awesome. I ended up buying the template and fostner drill set as well since I don’t have any.
Awesome! Thank you!
My better half always tells me it's a woman's prerogative to change her mind. We have fun watching your builds.
Did you get a laser cutter, or did you cut the templates at a maker space? Awesome design and build, btw.
I didn’t get one. Im outsourcing it. Thanks!
Where do you get the ideas from for making such cool stuff?
Is there a book or something which has step by step lessons?
Ha! I don’t know! They just come to me. Ha
Instead o0f milling the slab to match the template mortises, why not make the mortises deeper to match the slab?
Bc it has to be 3/4” thick in order for the templates to work together
You make it look so simple...... have to try this definitely 👍. A+ .
It is simple! Have fun!
These are extremely old designs, we have many such small small tables, high quality wood , lots of intricate designs , my mom is 70+ and i asked her when did we buy these, and she says these were there even before she came to my father's place after her marriage.
Very good. Video, u made it look so easy did a good job {u going to take up a collection for a pare of jeans
Thanks
Thanks so much! It looks easy because it is! Ha
I love this design so much, I can’t even tell you. Great video.
Thanks so much! I love just changing the materials changes the whole look. So fun
This is the only female wood worker I’m subbed too and idk why but I wish these plans were on amazon becasue that’s the only site I order on
Ha
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0:53 the rest of the World uses normal measurements. ;)
Greetings from Poland.
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Tamar, we used to use legsets like that for layflat saw & assembly horses!
I worked for a company called Themetech & we did big jobs for FAO Swartz, Planet Hollywood, ESPNZONE, Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, Fry's Electronics &
many others.
A huge work surface that could be broken down easily was essential.
As a side note, working there was pretty demanding but I got to build cool stuff like old time wooden oil derricks & water towers, wiggle mirrors, carousels & listening rooms.
Don't be afraid to try new things, it can be loads of fun!
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That sounds like a lot of fun!
@@3x3CustomTamar if you live near a Fry's Electronics you may like to check out the theme of the store & the architectural details that define that store. We built the car audio listening rooms & aisle displays too.
Here in Phoenix the theme is Mayan, Houston is Oil Fields & so on. Might get some ideas.
Love your stuff & am stealing your ideas as needed!😁✌
50$ le plan..
Je me débrouillerai.
Hi Lady !
Thanks a lot .
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Very nice.
But, Sorry your saw was broken.
Thanks! Haha!
Shame we cant just get the pattern to create the templates ourselves.(Or a fusion360 drawing we could make plans out of. ). AU$90 is a bit high for the one or two that Id ever make.
*Yes, 3/4" = 19.05mm ~19mm.
Yeah the international shipping is a bit high. But there’s nothing I can do about that. Ha
@@3x3CustomTamar hrpmh... why not? 😛😂😛😛😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
THE STOOL OR TABLE IS FULLY Portable
Sure is!
great job and great looking stool . Just one idea is maybe to put a concave base if the floor is uneven it will sit better 👍
Sorry I meant table not stool
I'm attempting this today (wish me luck)
Awesome! good luck!
Look your work. Does your kids to help. I do like to see kids learn in anything.
They love to help
I subscribed as soon as you gave the 19mm measurement...
Haha 😉
Very nice table. What size blade do you have on your bandsaw?
Thanks! Don’t recall what I had in here.... anyway it broke. And I need to replace it. Ha
Cool design. My grandpa made a table with a similar design many years ago.
Cool! Would love to see that
Your such a woman ❤️love seeing female wood workers doing more than guys
Nice work Tamar, I think the live edge looks great.
Thanks so much! It was fun to incorporate it
Very biutfull you and your table
The slab build looks better.
First, let me say how wonderful your videos are, and how grateful I am for them.
I’m thinking of making a side table using your method but wondering about dimensions. Does anyone know if there is a rule of thumb or something that says how wide you can make the top in relation to the legs? For instance, if the footprint (width of the legs) are 10 inches, how big can you make the top before it becomes unstable? Is a top with a diameter of 20 too much, should it only be 15? Does the height of the legs play a role in the calculation?
Thanks! Someone actually made a large bench but they made 2 bases. So there’s always options that can be figured out by experimenting
@@3x3CustomTamar Oh, that is a great idea! Thank you!
Make a video on how to make speaker
what is the mark of this chisel?
I always enjoy your thought process/problem solving.
Thanks for sharing 😁
So glad to hear! Thanks!
Hello.
How do i get the templates to make the project? you can send?
There’s a link in the description
I wish I had a place with tools like you. Love your work.
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Nice! Great design that looks awesome!
Thanks so much!
Très joli travail bravo et relativement simple à réaliser à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Thanks!
I'll definitely be building a couple of these. I don't have a router of any sorts so I'll be doing all of this by hand. Looking forward to the chisel therapy
Haha! Have fun!
3x3Custom - Tamar shoot girl, a few cold ones, some good music, and some wood working tools. That's a great weekend to me.
At first sight, I thought the base was made out of cypress. The grains look very similar.
Interesting. The grain to me looks like a blonde walnut
Ok. I never knew that there was a blonde walnut. I’m just getting back into woodworking after about 30 years of not doing it too much. My dad was a carpenter and would bring me on his jobs with him. If I wasn’t at school or sick, I was with him. He passed away a couple years ago from Parkinson’s and left with me some of his knowledge and tools, so I figured it was time to put them both to good use.
So if I recall correctly, you mentioned in a video a while back (spring/summer 2019) that you had very little hand tool skills. Well if it's you I remember saying that, you seem like a professional now. Great job again.
I’ve been practicing. Ha
Just wanna say..your AMAZING!
This is my favorite carpentry channel!!!
She Amazing and genuine which means everything! Keep up the good work
Thanks so much! So awesome to hear
If you have to do the glue up use 3/4 pieces for the middle. Cut them as long as the finished area and there is no cutting involved on that part, the slot is already there. Thats what i did when i made one similar :-) Very cool stool and pattern.
Great idea
@@3x3CustomTamar I did that with a sofa table glue up too. Instant mortise, no chopping. I'm inherently lazy :-)
I love seeing other women doing woodwork!! Go you! I see it was a Ryobi band saw, I brought one a few months ago and it never stayed on its tracks, I ended up taking it back.
Oh it’s the worst!!! It’s basically useless. I actually just upgraded to a powermatic! Can’t wait to put it to good use!
3x3Custom - Tamar I don’t blame you for the upgrade! I look forward to seeing it in future videos before I go out & buy one 😆
You are my new April W. I enjoy your content and skills much more since she went super commercial. Now I watch you for great woodprojects and tips, Blondi Hacks for metal. Thank you for making videos!
Don’t give up on April. She’s awesome!
What is the name of the Dewalt thicknesser model?
DW735
This is my type of woodworking...I’m definitely downloading the plans once done building my 4 cabinets & sewing table.... many scraps to be used in this kinda projects! ❤️🥰👍🏻
Awesome! Can’t wait to see what you come up with!
I might try this with a thicker top and routing out the tenon slots.
Sounds cool!
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