Wow, this was ultra pro! Its also cool to see how you handled some of the issues that come along with building a round table having just done so myself. Black was a good choice, btw!
Love the table, video was great, but my favorite part is always at the end when you do your review (look back) of the project. I like the way that you point out any problems or second thoughts, and talk about any comments that caught your attention. Thanks again and good luck on the next project.
Yes, give up and now that you're in an emotional state I'll buy your tools at 10 cents on the dollar, watcha got? Just kidding my friend and I know you were as well. She does amazing work.
Very very impressive! Most trained woodworkers wouldn’t be able to pull this off, you did it in a little shop with self-taught skills and made it look super easy! Respect!
Great build! I love how you're not afraid to discover things along the way and that you are open to learning something new along the way. No woodworking project ever follows our plans exactly: Improvise, adapt and learn!
VERY NICE TABLE. I have been building furniture for over 35 years and must say that in the short time you have been designing and building furniture, you are very talented. Tom Gasper " North Coast Woodworking, Strongsville Ohio
@@3x3CustomTamar Yeah, sure, in terms of taste, I mean I wouldn't have painted it black :-D even if it went better with the decor. I meant for the build and design; not sure why anyone would dislike that. If anyone has disliked it purely as they didn't like the design, those guys have missed the point of this youtube malarkey!
Blessed are those craftsmanship hands & above all, blessed is the spirit that sustains those hands... If you only know how vital, subversive and enlivening working with one's hands is... stay active, not busy...
OMG Tamar I am in tears with your trying to flip the table top over & your commentary & just watching was priceless. As always you ROCKED it, very awesome indeed. Have an awesome weekend.
I only found your channel this evening, and this build is seriously the best thing I've ever seen. Norm Abrams has got nothin' on you! I wish I was half the woodworker you are. And I love that you figure it all out as you go. Just brilliant.
I usually hate staining wood ,bc the „vintage look“ or darkening the wood to make it look more expensive, which many people want to achieve, just looks cheap and tacky and disgusting . However your super black stain is just absolutely stunning and I love how it accentuates the pattern of the ash tree wood and the combo with the (I think the color is called forest) Eames plastic chairs is just marvelous !
Wow my dear ! I've been in construction and furniture making for 45 year's ! You just blew me away with this project ! Amazing work little lady ! If my wife could do that I'd be rich ! You are a very talented young person ! You've got a new subscriber and lot's of thumbs ups ! You go girl !
This is beautiful! You are so talented and I can honestly say you are one of my favorite content creators to watch. All of your builds are unique, informative, and well put together. Keep on grinding dude!
Amazing craftsmanship. I really like that you showed us the error you made and how you fixed it. I make errors all the time, so nice to see that even the best woodworkers do once in a while too 😊
Love this project, such a lovely finished product. If I were to have a go, I think I'd add a hole/mounting point for a lazy susan type spinning thing in the centre that sits on top. For those meals with the family where you just have far too much on the table haha. You may have heard this already and I apologize in advance if you have, I'd suggest flipping the legs onto the upside down table top rather than fight the large top, then you can fix it down easier also then simply roll it onto it edge and up.
Fantastic video, nice to see someone admit to there mistakes, and then show how to correct them. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Wow! What an ambitious project! The table turned out great! I’m working on a hexagon frame this weekend and seeing how you made splines on your hexagon was very helpful. Cheers!
This is incredible! I've only been woodworking for a year or so and this is showing me that I still have so far to go in honing my craft! I love woodworking for how easy or how hard you can make it. This table is a brilliant example of the beauty of creativity. Thanks so much for this inspiring video. I'm going to go make a thousand different jigs now, bye!
Hahaha! Have fun making all the jigs! I only started getting into woodworking about 3 years ago. The learning process is so enjoyable. I love being able to come up with an idea and figure out how it will all come to together. So satisfying!
I've always been impressed with a women's ability for problem solving. Figuring out all those crazy angles and making them fit was a work of art. I watch my wife come up with solutions that work much better than my desire to make it fit even if it wasn't made to fit....haha. You scored major points on this build!
You do an outstanding job of showing both the how and the why for everything you do. As a mathematician I appreciate your skills with geometry. Thanks!
3x3Custom - Tamar You really under rate yourself. Now I hope that you didn't have to cut a hundred pieces to get the ones that you used and I will never believe that you did. You are way smarter and more determined than you give yourself credit for.
I've been doing carpentry work pretty much my whole life (let's just say a LONG time lol) and I've been thinking about woodworking, moreover furniture and stuff and I gotta say that YOU impress AND inspire me to do just that, awesome designs with some mad skills to boot, keep em coming...please
When joining boards together like when you made the table top put the cupping of the end grains opposite of each board when joining. One up, the next one down, etc. That way if the board grain still has internal pressure and it wants to cup each board will put stress on each other in the opposite direction they may want to bow, cup, twist, etc and they'll help hold each other in place into place. Don't think that would be a problem with some woods and especially if it's quarter sawn as opposed to plain sawn but it's a good general rule to follow for a job like your table top. You may know this and ten times more than I know and apologize if I my intention is seen in other than good light.; I am amazed at your woodwork and have learned more from you than I could ever teach you. Thank you and appreciate your videos, love them. I agree with Dave P, Seriously impressive work!!!
Experiment or not, you're a bad ass! The table came out beautiful and the design is convenient and well thought out. Love it. The stained ash in black looks beautiful. Love the black grain look
Your house will be homework central for all your kids’ friends! Definitely on track to be the “cool house” to hang out 👍🏻 And I wouldn’t worry too much about the kids scuffing it up, it has a purpose and they will make many memories on and around that table! Great job Tamar!
I always look forward to your new projects and appreciate how casual yet polished they look. I’m in the process of attaching a 32 inch round oak top to a pedestal and plan to use a square piece of plywood for the connection and then a round skirt about an inch from the table edge to keep the top flat. I have an Amish made 6 foot round oak table with a skirt and it’s still flat after 4 years.
OK, I’m almost 2 years late to the party but HOLY COW, Tamar! What a brilliant and beautiful design! Awesome execution, too! You are an AMAZING woodworker and a very entertaining UA-camr as well. I was already a fan or your channel but after seeing this, I’ll be watching all your older videos and look forward to each new one.
That is a beautiful table...love that you can see ways to improve a design but you still make something you are happy with...we are always learning!🙋🏻♀️💕🇬🇧jane
I missed this the first time round. That's what you get for thinking you are subscribed when you are not! Cool work, T. Hope you and the family are safe and well.
@@3x3CustomTamar I guess the only reasonable thing to do at that point would have been to route a channel, pour some epoxy, call it a creek table, and get all the views! Lol
Watched quite a few of your builds and I must say, this project has to be the most impressive I've seen to date. You have been blessed with so many talents. Thank you for sharing through your videos.
Very nice!! I always enjoy your videos. If/when you route out the underside of the lid - not only will you make it lighter, it will also give you a little more height/room inside the storage box. Thanks for sharing this build. God Bless you and yours.
The best thing about my old farm table is all the visible handwriting practice, drawings and other projects my son did as a kid dented into the top... History.
Yeah. My daughter used to carve hearts on our dining room table.... I got mad at first. But look back and see how she just loved to be creative and it’s a positive thing
Seriously, raise my hat to respect you .. It's creativity, thank you for this work and this planning .. Stay in the forefront with love... I am sorry for the language errors
Impressive work! Such a lovely solution to the homework supplies. The joints are incredible. Thank you for showing your entire process - including the missteps - it really helps us learn. Thank you
Nice build! I love the base of your table. I have to say I got really excited for you when you placed the center storage box in place and it went in perfectly. Woo-hoo!👍
I love watching your videos. I’m also love how you are not afraid of building the projects that to me are a bit outside the box of my comfort zone. It makes me think, maybe I can do this!
Wow, this was ultra pro! Its also cool to see how you handled some of the issues that come along with building a round table having just done so myself. Black was a good choice, btw!
Thanks so much Johnny! I’m sure it was a bit easier for you to flip your table. 😂😂😂
3x3Custom - Tamar I was impressed with your table flipping skills! 💪💪
Love the table, video was great, but my favorite part is always at the end when you do your review (look back) of the project. I like the way that you point out any problems or second thoughts, and talk about any comments that caught your attention. Thanks again and good luck on the next project.
Thanks so much! So happy you appreciate that part!
I have decided to sell all my tools and give up woodworking after watching this. You win!
Crazy build! Congrats!
Hahaha! Don’t give up just yet 😂😂😂
Don't. It isn't that kind of competition.
Yes, give up and now that you're in an emotional state I'll buy your tools at 10 cents on the dollar, watcha got? Just kidding my friend and I know you were as well. She does amazing work.
I was thinking the same thing myesque
@@MartinFluteCompany It's written on her T-shirt: Girl Power !
Seriously impressive work - clever design and beautifully made.
Thanks so much! Appreciate that!! ☺️
Very very impressive! Most trained woodworkers wouldn’t be able to pull this off, you did it in a little shop with self-taught skills and made it look super easy! Respect!
Thanks so much! This was a fun challenge for sure!
High school geometry in full force. So impressive and beautiful. You're an inspiration.
Haha. Math is my kryptonite. Thanks!
Great build! I love how you're not afraid to discover things along the way and that you are open to learning something new along the way. No woodworking project ever follows our plans exactly: Improvise, adapt and learn!
Thanks so much! Nothing ever goes the way I expect it to! Ha! Just figure out a way that works on the spot
This build is right up to the alley of the very skilled woodworkers. You made it look so easy! Congratulations
Thanks so much! It was so fun to figure out
So difficult project and you've made it like a pro, the colour was awesome too very nice and modern. Great video !!!!
Thanks so much! I love the black. I know a lot of ppl prefer the natural wood. But I just think it looks so modern and clean
Spectacular problem solving process! 👍 Fantastic project w/ wonderful results! This is is how the pyramids were built! 😊
There's a lot of precision in here. I'm super impressed. I hope I can manage this some day myself.
Thanks! Just go for it!
SO freaking awesome, Tamar. You did such an epic job on this build.
Thanks so much Sam! I can’t believe my idea actually worked. ☺️☺️☺️
Oh my gosh. This is beautiful! I love the compartment in the middle - so many ideas for different inserts or uses. Ahhhhh!!!
-Jennie
Thanks so much!! Yeah! It could be a cool idea for a game table or something
VERY NICE TABLE. I have been building furniture for over 35 years and must say that in the short time you have been designing and building furniture, you are very talented. Tom Gasper " North Coast Woodworking, Strongsville Ohio
Thanks so much! ☺️
You are quickly becoming my favorite woodworker. Your commentary and the final product are perfect! Also, the pace is just right.
So awesome to hear. Thanks!!
Awesome build very clever
Thanks so much!!
Absolutely amazing work. I’m a cabinet maker but my passion has always been woodworking like this.
Oh my krikey. This is seriously stunning. Not sure why anyone would dislike this.
Ha! Thanks so much! To each their own I guess!
@@3x3CustomTamar Yeah, sure, in terms of taste, I mean I wouldn't have painted it black :-D even if it went better with the decor. I meant for the build and design; not sure why anyone would dislike that. If anyone has disliked it purely as they didn't like the design, those guys have missed the point of this youtube malarkey!
Blessed are those craftsmanship hands & above all, blessed is the spirit that sustains those hands... If you only know how vital, subversive and enlivening working with one's hands is... stay active, not busy...
OMG Tamar I am in tears with your trying to flip the table top over & your commentary & just watching was priceless. As always you ROCKED it, very awesome indeed. Have an awesome weekend.
Hahah! My shoulders have been killing me from flipping that thing over and over again 😂😂😂
@@3x3CustomTamar I have been there & done that.
Amazing job, I can't find the words to describe how much I liked it.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
Geez. I've been watching woodworking videos for about a year and this is probably the most technical build I've ever seen!
Ha! Thanks! It was def a lot of work
Beautiful build, you are becoming an amazing woodworker.
Thanks so much!! It’s so fun to learn all this stuff
Riaan Oliver. I don’t know about becoming an amazing woodworker ! I think she’s pretty impressive now !
She already is.
I only found your channel this evening, and this build is seriously the best thing I've ever seen. Norm Abrams has got nothin' on you! I wish I was half the woodworker you are. And I love that you figure it all out as you go. Just brilliant.
Thanks so much! This was my most challenging build to date. But so fun!
DANG! That is an incredibly cool and beautiful table! Awesome job!!!!
Thanks so much!! This was such a fun build to figure out
I usually hate staining wood ,bc the „vintage look“ or darkening the wood to make it look more expensive, which many people want to achieve, just looks cheap and tacky and disgusting . However your super black stain is just absolutely stunning and I love how it accentuates the pattern of the ash tree wood and the combo with the (I think the color is called forest) Eames plastic chairs is just marvelous !
Ok I just realized they aren’t Vitra but they are similar and it still looks 🔥
Scott Martin totally agree about staining. I usually hate the look and prefer the natural wood. But this black makes it look so sleek and modern
DAMN GIRL! Every build and video of yours keep getting better and better 👏 👏 👏
Haha! Thanks Elisha! This was def a fun challenge to figure out. But now I have to do small projects bc my brain hurts 😂😂
I love it. The design of legs was amazing. Thanks a lot for share and congratulations from Brazil. Great job.
Thanks so much!
Hell of a build. That table should last for generations.
Thanks! That’s the plan 😉
Fantastic job. Been following the progress on this and the final piece did not disappoint. Such a great piece. Great job.
That’s so awesome to hear. Thanks! This has been a really fun build to figure out
Wow my dear ! I've been in construction and furniture making for 45 year's ! You just blew me away with this project ! Amazing work little lady ! If my wife could do that I'd be rich ! You are a very talented young person ! You've got a new subscriber and lot's of thumbs ups ! You go girl !
Ha! Thanks so much I appreciate it. That was a fun one to figure out
This is beautiful! You are so talented and I can honestly say you are one of my favorite content creators to watch. All of your builds are unique, informative, and well put together. Keep on grinding dude!
Thanks so much!! 🤘🤘 that’s really so awesome to hear!!
Tamar! Your in beast mode! What a leap in complexity and design and you nailed it. Way to go!
Thanks so much! Definitely a fun challenge to figure out
That’s awesome. I admire your creativity, resilience and perseverance.
Thanks so much! ☺️☺️
Amazing craftsmanship. I really like that you showed us the error you made and how you fixed it. I make errors all the time, so nice to see that even the best woodworkers do once in a while too 😊
Thanks! I think even the pros make mistakes. I’ve been told the best woodworkers just learn how to fix their mistakes
Great work once again!!! love looking forward to your new projects!!
Thanks so much! I have no idea what’s next yet. Ha
Amazing build! Great skill, great design, great technique! Very cool!
Thanks so much! Appreciate that!
Love this project, such a lovely finished product. If I were to have a go, I think I'd add a hole/mounting point for a lazy susan type spinning thing in the centre that sits on top. For those meals with the family where you just have far too much on the table haha. You may have heard this already and I apologize in advance if you have, I'd suggest flipping the legs onto the upside down table top rather than fight the large top, then you can fix it down easier also then simply roll it onto it edge and up.
Fantastic video, nice to see someone admit to there mistakes, and then show how to correct them. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Thanks every project is just a learning experience
Wow! What an ambitious project! The table turned out great! I’m working on a hexagon frame this weekend and seeing how you made splines on your hexagon was very helpful. Cheers!
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks!!
This is incredible! I've only been woodworking for a year or so and this is showing me that I still have so far to go in honing my craft! I love woodworking for how easy or how hard you can make it. This table is a brilliant example of the beauty of creativity. Thanks so much for this inspiring video. I'm going to go make a thousand different jigs now, bye!
Hahaha! Have fun making all the jigs! I only started getting into woodworking about 3 years ago. The learning process is so enjoyable. I love being able to come up with an idea and figure out how it will all come to together. So satisfying!
that's art, by the way, your work is incredible
Thanks so much!!
The router table for biscuits, that is brilliant!!!! Cool build!
Yeah! It worst pretty well! Thanks!
Looking forward to the "matching chairs"!
Your enthusiasm and joy in making these projects is infectious. A great table that your family will enjoy for years to come.
It’s really so fun and satisfying when everything works out. Thanks!
Perfect spot for a built in lazy susan
Make it removable to fit in the spot that the storage cover fills. It would be interchangeable.
@@Sir_Viver was thinking the same thing!
@@Sir_Viver GREAT idea!
Tamar you’re now officially the queen of angle cuts. 👸
Ha! I actually hate angles and math. A real challenge for me. But it’s fun to put the ol noggin to work
That table's an amazing achievement! The finish on the top is beautiful! You know you've done well if people are jealous of the result!
Thanks so much! Ha! I love how the grain still shows through the black
Hi, I can't believe it ... you're ... unsurpassed!!!!!! my total admiration.
Haha! Thanks so much ☺️☺️☺️
Glad your "experiment" turned out so well. I think you are a little more gifted than you give yourself credit for. Well done, it looks great.
☺️☺️☺️
One word - Genius. The precision was inspiring.
Thanks so much! This was definitely a challenging build
Absolutely amazing work. I'm a retired professional woodworking and I'm very impressed with your skills and ingenuity.
Awesome, thank you!
You’re skills have seriously gone from strength to strength. You are quite the woodworker. Well done, I’m extremely impressed.
Thanks so much! I love learning all this stuff and just figuring it out
The level of precision is incredible.
Thanks. It was really satisfying to figure it all out.
I've always been impressed with a women's ability for problem solving. Figuring out all those crazy angles and making them fit was a work of art. I watch my wife come up with solutions that work much better than my desire to make it fit even if it wasn't made to fit....haha. You scored major points on this build!
Ha. I started being the handy one around the house bc I was frustrated watching my husband trying to fix things....
What an amazing build. And a lot of respect for managing all the lifting and moving the parts around.
Thanks so much! Woodworking is why I don’t need a gym membership. Ha
wow it's really beautiful, you're always full of good ideas and a woman who tinkers as well makes me the effect 😊 thanks to you
Thanks so much!
Fantastic build. What is most convenient about your design is the ability to scale it up or down to fit any space or purpose.
Thanks! For sure
You do an outstanding job of showing both the how and the why for everything you do. As a mathematician I appreciate your skills with geometry. Thanks!
Thanks so much! Math is my kryptonite. So that just made my day. Ha.
The precision is out of this world 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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You did GREAT! 99%of the people watching your video couldn't build that table including me. I am jealous of your skills and determination.
Thanks! Don’t say that though! I couldn’t do a lot of these techniques before this build! I just went for it and figured it out!
3x3Custom - Tamar You really under rate yourself. Now I hope that you didn't have to cut a hundred pieces to get the ones that you used and I will never believe that you did. You are way smarter and more determined than you give yourself credit for.
You should be proud of the work you do. This is the best table I've seen on YT. You are inspirational!!!
Wow. What a compliment. Thanks so much!!
Very, very nice table! Inspiring that you had this in your head and 'just' started making it. Real craftsmanship!
Thanks so much! Yeah.... I had a lot of sleepless nights trying to figure out how I was going to make it work. Ha
I've been doing carpentry work pretty much my whole life (let's just say a LONG time lol) and I've been thinking about woodworking, moreover furniture and stuff and I gotta say that YOU impress AND inspire me to do just that, awesome designs with some mad skills to boot, keep em coming...please
That’s so much! I really appreciate that!
@@3x3CustomTamar You've earned that and more...seriously
Hola...nuevamente un hermoso y extenso trabajo..felicitaciones
Thanks ( I think. Ha)
WOW! A complicated,beautiful piece of work! You should be very proud of yourself! Just amazing!
Thanks so much! Def a lot of figuring out. But all fun
Ma'am you are a better carpenter than many so called carpenters i know . Awesome job, shout out from Romania .
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it
When joining boards together like when you made the table top put the cupping of the end grains opposite of each board when joining. One up, the next one down, etc. That way if the board grain still has internal pressure and it wants to cup each board will put stress on each other in the opposite direction they may want to bow, cup, twist, etc and they'll help hold each other in place into place. Don't think that would be a problem with some woods and especially if it's quarter sawn as opposed to plain sawn but it's a good general rule to follow for a job like your table top. You may know this and ten times more than I know and apologize if I my intention is seen in other than good light.; I am amazed at your woodwork and have learned more from you than I could ever teach you. Thank you and appreciate your videos, love them. I agree with Dave P, Seriously impressive work!!!
Yup! Alternating the grain direction. Thanks so much!
Experiment or not, you're a bad ass! The table came out beautiful and the design is convenient and well thought out. Love it. The stained ash in black looks beautiful. Love the black grain look
Thanks so much! 🤘 so happy I went with the black. I was considering 2 tone. But happy I went all black.
This is outstanding work. Glad to see a "maker" who is a woodworker
Thanks so much! Appreciate that!
Your house will be homework central for all your kids’ friends! Definitely on track to be the “cool house” to hang out 👍🏻
And I wouldn’t worry too much about the kids scuffing it up, it has a purpose and they will make many memories on and around that table! Great job Tamar!
Hahah! My kids kept talking about showing it off to their friends. Yeah I’m just resigned to the fact that it’s going to get ruined
You really are the angle queen. This was an amazing build from start to finish.
Thanks so much! I hate figuring out angles. It’s super challenging for me. That’s why it’s so satisfying when it all comes together
I always look forward to your new projects and appreciate how casual yet polished they look. I’m in the process of attaching a 32 inch round oak top to a pedestal and plan to use a square piece of plywood for the connection and then a round skirt about an inch from the table edge to keep the top flat. I have an Amish made 6 foot round oak table with a skirt and it’s still flat after 4 years.
Thanks! Good to know!
Beautifully done, The black stain works surprisingly well.
Thanks so much!
OK, I’m almost 2 years late to the party but HOLY COW, Tamar! What a brilliant and beautiful design! Awesome execution, too! You are an AMAZING woodworker and a very entertaining UA-camr as well. I was already a fan or your channel but after seeing this, I’ll be watching all your older videos and look forward to each new one.
So awesome to hear 🤘
Lots of good ideas. I particularly like the technique of not routing completely through the circle cut then pattern routing the final edge. Thanks!
Glad you like it!
That is a beautiful table...love that you can see ways to improve a design but you still make something you are happy with...we are always learning!🙋🏻♀️💕🇬🇧jane
Thanks!
This is how i developed a passion,,Bless you sister ❤️
I am so impressed by your workmanship. Not a fan of the actual table, but inspired by your work!
Definitely not everyone’s style. I get it. Glad you were still inspired somehow!
I missed this the first time round. That's what you get for thinking you are subscribed when you are not!
Cool work, T. Hope you and the family are safe and well.
Haha! At least you made up for it now. Hope you guys are safe too!
This table is amazing. I love that you Stain the Ash black. 👍👍👍
Thanks so much! I’m so happy I decided to Stain it too
Table looks great! Well done. That black is so classy. How fortunate that you sliced the top with the grain... and seamless repair.
Thanks so much! Right! Imagine if I would have cut across the grain. Not as easy as a repair!
@@3x3CustomTamar I guess the only reasonable thing to do at that point would have been to route a channel, pour some epoxy, call it a creek table, and get all the views! Lol
Two Tops Turning 😂😂😂
awsome build...this video is light years ahead of so many dudes that are just phoning it in on youtube these days. amazing...congrats!
Ha! Thanks so much! Appreciate that!
Quelle maitrise!
Magnifique table
Vous etes merveilleuse!
Watched quite a few of your builds and I must say, this project has to be the most impressive I've seen to date. You have been blessed with so many talents. Thank you for sharing through your videos.
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
It’s amazing watching your wood working skills grow. Thanks again.
Thanks. It’s fun to learn all this stuff
Who could be mad, rubios black looks amazing on wood and the way it still shows the grain makes it so impressive
There are purists out there.... ha
oh man it was so satisfying to see those pieces fit when making the middle storage box!
Haha right?!
Very nice job! You just keep getting better!
Thanks so much! I love the whole learning process
Very nice!! I always enjoy your videos. If/when you route out the underside of the lid - not only will you make it lighter, it will also give you a little more height/room inside the storage box. Thanks for sharing this build. God Bless you and yours.
Thanks! That’s a good call. I didn’t think of that
The best thing about my old farm table is all the visible handwriting practice, drawings and other projects my son did as a kid dented into the top... History.
Yeah. My daughter used to carve hearts on our dining room table.... I got mad at first. But look back and see how she just loved to be creative and it’s a positive thing
Dude... You're amazing ! My father was a woodworker and I'm pretty sure he never made anything like that in his life. Congrats !
Ha! Thanks so much! So was my grandfather. And I don’t think he did either. Ha
Seriously, raise my hat to respect you .. It's creativity, thank you for this work and this planning .. Stay in the forefront with love...
I am sorry for the language errors
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!
That turned out beautifully. I love the design. Fantastic job!
Thanks so much! It was def fun to figure out
Impressive work! Such a lovely solution to the homework supplies. The joints are incredible. Thank you for showing your entire process - including the missteps - it really helps us learn. Thank you
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it
Nice build! I love the base of your table. I have to say I got really excited for you when you placed the center storage box in place and it went in perfectly. Woo-hoo!👍
Thanks so much! Yeah. That was like the happiest moment for me
Wow. Wow! Wow!! Such a great design and build. Looks great!
Thanks so much!! 🙌🙌🙌
Wow that looks amazing. Stain and design are really gorgeous.
Thanks so much! I’m so happy I decided to go with black. Looks really cool in my kitchen
I love watching your videos. I’m also love how you are not afraid of building the projects that to me are a bit outside the box of my comfort zone. It makes me think, maybe I can do this!
That’s so awesome to hear. Thanks! Just go for it!
Great design Tamar!! Love it!! So many lessons for me learnt!!! Girl Power shirt super appropriate for this build!!! Great work!!
Thanks so much! I love that shirt. It’s from diy huntress 😉
This is one huge experiment to do by yourself. You can be proud of the end result, well done!
Thanks so much! It was so fun. And we’re so happy with how it turned out