I really like how this bench turned out and it was one of my bigger projects to date. The white oak is absolutely beautiful, but what wood would you make this project out of to meet your design style?
I'm tempted to say that it's sadly popular all around, "sadly" because the price of white oak has gone through the roof in my area in the last couple of years.
Wow! I can see you put a lot of effort into this video, it’s both entertaining and informative and the 10-20 minute long, that was suggested,,,,, the bench looks fabulous, keep it up 👍🏻 and thanks for showing Greetings 🇩🇪 and hugs to the puppies 🦴🦴
Great design and build and well produced video. Even though there seems to be some sort of bias against pocket hole joinery, it is simply the best way to join in many situations. Maybe us woodworkers sometimes take ourselves too seriously. 😊
Very nice! Like the design change. I looks uniform now. In this case you really need a Domino to go along with that Kapex. It would have made it soooo easy. JimE
Really, really like that bench! Wish my bathroom was big enough to put one in. Like the length of this video. Would like to see something for the outdoors, backyard, front porch. But really anything you do is fine, I’ll watch.
I would love to see more of these styles of build and video tutorials, which are both clear and helpful. I am pleased you showed your mistakes, too. 10/10 from me. X
Nice work. With the jessem using the indexing pin as a physical stop instead of marking and using the central line is much more easier and faster. Also if you have a vice to hold the piece, and kreg autoclamp, that speeds it up a bit.
Great build :) Amazon sells $35.00 +/- self centering dowel jig that takes away 99.99% of the aggravation, the included drill bit I got with mine was undersized so useless. Drill centers for dowels are also very handy 😀
Thank you Cliff and thanks for the feedback. I use my laser regularly, but mostly to make templates and for logo engraving. Why do you ask? Are you considering one yourself or do you want to see more laser projects?
@@standishwoodstory Good morning Winnie. Both, I am wanting to get a laser at some point, just not in the budget right now. I would like to see some of the things you do on the laser as well
I don't care what you build next it's always a pleasure to watch, and this bench is outstanding. However, do yo not own a proper tape measure with inchs and feet? As a Canadian, most of us still don't use metrics, and your biggest audience (the Americans) certainly won't understand it
Thank you very much. I do own imperial measuring tapes, but I'll be honest with you, designing is a LOT easier in metric, less complicated math required ;) I did include my cut list in the beginning of the video in both metric and imperial, so no matter what yours preference is I got you covered :)
I really like how this bench turned out and it was one of my bigger projects to date. The white oak is absolutely beautiful, but what wood would you make this project out of to meet your design style?
That white oak looks amazing. I wouldn't change a thing👍
Curly maple.
I'm a sucker for cherry and walnut.
Beautiful bench. White oak is extremely popular with interior designers.
I'm tempted to say that it's sadly popular all around, "sadly" because the price of white oak has gone through the roof in my area in the last couple of years.
Really enjoy these making instructional videos long and short. Thankyou!!!!
Im glad to hear it, thanks for following along 😊
Wow! I can see you put a lot of effort into this video, it’s both entertaining and informative and the 10-20 minute long, that was suggested,,,,, the bench looks fabulous, keep it up 👍🏻 and thanks for showing
Greetings 🇩🇪 and hugs to the puppies 🦴🦴
I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the bench, as always thank you for your support! :)
Perfect size project!
I’m glad you think so 😊
Great design and build and well produced video. Even though there seems to be some sort of bias against pocket hole joinery, it is simply the best way to join in many situations. Maybe us woodworkers sometimes take ourselves too seriously. 😊
Thank you and I agree pocket holes makes projects so much easier!
Turned put great girl!!
Thank you very much!
Very nice! Like the design change. I looks uniform now.
In this case you really need a Domino to go along with that Kapex. It would have made it soooo easy. JimE
A Domino would be a very nice addition to my shop but I think I'm going to have to make about 100 more videos until I can afford that tool 😂
I really liked seeing the CAD models in the video as it let me visualize the design perfectly!
Great to hear!
The bench looks amazing. Great work! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Really, really like that bench! Wish my bathroom was big enough to put one in. Like the length of this video. Would like to see something for the outdoors, backyard, front porch. But really anything you do is fine, I’ll watch.
Thank you, and thanks for the feedback. If half the size would fit in your bathroom, then you can easily adjust this design to be half the size:)
I would love to see more of these styles of build and video tutorials, which are both clear and helpful.
I am pleased you showed your mistakes, too.
10/10 from me.
X
Thank you and thanks for the feedback much appreciated - more videos coming soon :)
Very nice! Well at least I guessed it was oak😊. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much and good guess on the wood used 😊
Your projects keep getting better and I love the detail even though I probably wouldn't have put the plugs in on the underside. Great job!!!
Thank you!
Классная идея с картами👍
Да, и таким образом я смогу попрактиковаться в покере, пока клей сохнет :)
@@standishwoodstory да да. У нас это называется - одним выстрелом убить двух зайцев)))
Great build 👍💯
Thank you I’m glad you liked it:)
Nice work. With the jessem using the indexing pin as a physical stop instead of marking and using the central line is much more easier and faster. Also if you have a vice to hold the piece, and kreg autoclamp, that speeds it up a bit.
I used the index pin a couple of times but was still having trouble, maybe I’m using it incorrectly 😂 🤷🏼♀️
Nice video!
Thanks so much
Great Video and nice Project.
Maybe i try to build something like that, thanks for the idea and hins.
Best regards from you fan in Germany
Thank you and my pleasure, I’ll look forward to seeing your bench soon :)
Great build :) Amazon sells $35.00 +/- self centering dowel jig that takes away 99.99% of the aggravation, the included drill bit I got with mine was undersized so useless. Drill centers for dowels are also very handy 😀
Thank you for the tip!
Great job Winnie! I like both small and big builds so maybe a mixture of both. How often do you use your laser?
Thank you Cliff and thanks for the feedback. I use my laser regularly, but mostly to make templates and for logo engraving. Why do you ask? Are you considering one yourself or do you want to see more laser projects?
@@standishwoodstory Good morning Winnie. Both, I am wanting to get a laser at some point, just not in the budget right now. I would like to see some of the things you do on the laser as well
I don't care what you build next it's always a pleasure to watch, and this bench is outstanding. However, do yo not own a proper tape measure with inchs and feet? As a Canadian, most of us still don't use metrics, and your biggest audience (the Americans) certainly won't understand it
Thank you very much. I do own imperial measuring tapes, but I'll be honest with you, designing is a LOT easier in metric, less complicated math required ;) I did include my cut list in the beginning of the video in both metric and imperial, so no matter what yours preference is I got you covered :)