Unique idea from discarded boards!
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2020
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I had no idea what you were doing until the last minute or so. Amazing!!!
Great job!! I love the simple simplistic design. It's truly a beautiful work of art that is functional as well.
wow that table lasted 5 years?
Its a perfect table
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The first half of the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
I'd be a happy man if I have a stockpile of wood scraps like that.
There a lots here in Philippines you can find piles of wood laying around near basketball courts
yeah same here i was real jelly
Yeah "Scrap" Oak. Who throws away large chucks of oak like that?
6 foot long scrap 2x4 oak. I’ve got pieces 1 foot long that still aren’t scrap
Step 1. Grab about 400 bucks worth of oak. Wait wut.....
Perhaps its different in woody countries (Sweden comes to mind), but in the Netherlands wood prices are insane, and oak is the most expensive of them all.
Besides being a very talented guy, this shows the incredible love that all fathers should have for all their kids. This fellow is showing a greater love than is often seen.
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@@nestpasunepipe1619 probably an idiot
At first I was like, "Who needs such a small table!?", then I saw the 5 year old and thought, "Well, who needs a smaller table than that??" then there was the 2 year old. I realized I was a fool. This was beautiful woodworking!
You were "like"????
Or you actually imagined, thought, or asked those questions?
@@troybush5899 No I was, "like"
@@troybush5899 You insist on correcting people but use too many question marks. That is like a metaphor for the comments section on this site.
@@troybush5899 At first he was like, then you were like, now I'm like. You feel?
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Since when are full lengths of boards considered "scrap"?? I'd love some of that scrap.
the carpenter in my hometown they used to pick up scrap from wood factory and make into valuable furniture
@@erichin888 wood factory? Like a saw mill?
@@kelsenjames7154 yes sawmill:)they have a lot of thick trimmed scrap that can be used for furniture
Don't be churlish...
lmao
Hats off to the craftsman and his craftsmanship.
I don't have a hat!
And his love for children.
Hats off to that guy throwing away all this quality scrap wood.
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Making children Happy is as always the best unique idea. Admirable and well done. Thank you for sharing.
You are a wonderful and beautiful person and These children are lucky to have you in their lives
Wow that is something you can pass on to your grandchildren. Truly something made with a Father's love.
thats probably the nicest scrap piece i have seen, conveniently placed too.
Wood scraps mean would that didn't get used
This is amazing. I'm wondering why people would dislike something like this!!! 🤔
NOW that's what you call craftsmanship! FABULOUS!!!
Excellent project. You also seem to have an extensive pile of *GOOD* scrap wood. How fortuitous.
This comment made me laugh 😆
So cool, building age appropriate furniture. As an Architect who has designed early learning facilities I would always encourage those commissioning the practice I worked for, to get down to the physical level that children engage with the world; changes your perspective from "adult centric" to "child centric" so that the child has an opportunity to engage with the world at a scale that is meaningful for them (such as putting child sized doors adjacent to adult /regular doors)
It interesting that so much thought and planning went into this just to solve a non existing problem.
Yeahhhh
But great fun to watch though 😊
These "scrap pieces of wood" are like pre-planed Top choice whiteoak studs
Pine and oak.... Some of us have a hard time throwing out stuff.... Cuz ya just never know 😂 🤔😀
Traky boy hard time? I can’t for this exact reason. He didn’t show the sizing of the timber which eludes some of the audience, I’m glad as I start skipping forward when such things are shown.
To save my life
Utter bollox title for baiting. YT trends it, the utter morons
No kidding...just like «yeah, I know a place where we can find scraps of oak»??? When you know how long it takes an oak to reach maturity, you understand the cost of it. Not an easy wood to work with, only for those of us with a certain experience otherwise stick to pine, maple or fir.
I've been woodworking for 30+ years and I'm really impressed by his creativity and precision. People who are good at things make them look EASY, like hockey players shifting from inner edge to outer edge...
The table is good and perfect. The work is organized and professional. For me , I don't care about the table as much as I care about your good way to work, cut, paste, install, tools, machines . thank you very much.
My jaw dropped to the floor when I saw what the table was for... Truly was an awe moment.
Me too! What incredible work!
Omg!!! A masterpiece, very well done all the detail. PERFECTION. Thank you for sharing ❤️
I don’t know how this was recommended to me... but I’m not regretting clicking it.. Awesome work! Loved it!
Same. 😂
You watched a DIY sometime and Google/UA-cam remembered and "recommended" it to you. Cool though huh?
😂😂 Nor do I....
Just spent the day trying to fix a broken sofa in my TV room... I wish I had the proper equipment 😔
Anyway, congrats to the father and the children.
A complete instructional video with creativity, art and skill. The angle at the base of the table is very beautiful and we really enjoyed the combination of shock absorber, metal and wood. We are waiting for your interesting educational videos.
Why would 3.3K put thumbs down on this really great table. Guess because they didn't think of it or they can't make or have it. You come up with all kinds of great things. Great job.
When you blend your love and passion with skills the results will be splendid. Genius Work Vanya.
I kept wondering what it was going to be. And then it’s lovely to see WHY you made it, as a good dad for his kids
Outstanding project brother! So encouraging to see men creating for their kids. Nicely done...
You're the best, diy eco and true authentic presentation. Can't imagine anything more impressive at this time. Thank you for sharing
Scraps ? That’s better wood than Home Depot sells ??
Yep, normally bent and twisted like my ex mother in law
Yeah he pulled the perfect length of timber...
Sorry, that oak is better than the premium pine which is the best my local lumber yard can get, most of which is bent, bowed, twisted, cupped, doglegged, and split anymore I'm going to have to close my custom cabinet shop. Between that, the price, and covid-19, Trump not having the resources in place and stocked away medical-wise, he's dumping us into a depression. We should call it the Trump Depression.
You are an excellent craftsman AND father! Good job. 👍🇦🇺
Nor only a master but a great father!
Now i understand why wood working is so expensive! Very nice job!
Beautifully done! I love watching an artist at work. An I truly appreciate how you quiet the motor noise. Makes the video that much more enjoyable. Thank you.
This was fascinating! To actually see every step of the process was really fun. Thank you for sharing your art with us. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Amazing, I love the craftsmanship that leads to a simple, but highly functional piece of furniture! The video is also extremely efficient in how it shows it all comes together!
Ignore the negative comments. Your build for your children is just excellent. I really like the design, and your kids will enjoy it for years to come. Great work sir!
Scraps of oak worth $100’s of dollars considered garbage.
Me:
1 m^3 firewood already costs 90€, so Oak planks cost much more, and it’s even more than 1m^3, so this is definitely not garbage
Jealous? 😜 I am!
@Tom I I'm a child kinda 14 but think it's super scummy
I should probably get to bed it's almost 2 here
Loved this
But if Started it when my kid was 2 he would be 5 by the time I finished
Just skip steps 5,6,7
😂💖👍
They’ll grow in to it lol
Silly sort of thing maybe but you are the first person I have seen use a pusher like that for cuts along the length and I am glad to have watched this video as it has removed a lot of my anxiety about using table saws.
I watched this for 9 minutes not knowing what he was making but enjoyed every minute of it.
It was so enjoyable to watch that. The end result totally surprised me 😲
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I really hope that the kids learn to appreciate all your efforts. It's more than a beautiful item of craft.
You are a craftsman and a artist. Awesome functional creativity. Thanks fir sharing the journey
I'm loving this now. This is the second vid from this channel where it's like "try this great idea" that unless you are a carpenter you will not attempt.
Years later, decades... some person is going to get this and try finding out what brand it is.
Thank you for the perfect job .
It was so pleasant to see the accuracy in your work.
Thank you friend 👍
Such a unique idea. The world had never seen anything like it
What a beautiful thing to do for your children! That's an amazing gift!
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a while!
You sir, are a true genius! I just wish that I had the tools that you have... Fantastic ideas and work! Thank you!
Loved that whole.process. now I just got to dream of having a workshop filled with tools ohhh and a fine looking table saw.
Sure; you're an intelligent man who creates utility craftsmanship from surplus. And there should be more persons using it's own life time like you. Congratulations.
Wow. Such a satisfying contraption to have come together. I'm always guessing until you show the last final moments of putting it together or just using it. Great job! Inspiring
Save yourself some time and just skip to the end
having a hard time deciding if this is an honest comment or sarcasm. Leaning towards the sarcasm bc it is more realistic.
Must be great when you have every tool going
Was not prepared for a kind of emotional plot twist in a woodworking video
Nice job!!!!
Can we appreciate that this man is always happy with the results
I'd just build two tables in about 1/4 the time. I do appreciate the craftsmanship, though.
Here in California, that would be sold as "High grade" oak.
I think that would have been the case anywhere..
"Scraps" they call it?! Krayzee.
That's a fantastic project!! Your kids must love that table!!
Thats some beautiful scrap wood. I could have fun with a pile like that. I just took a scrap wood challenge myself, although my channel is primarily metal working. Nice job.
I wish my scrap pile looked like that 😂 I’d be making all kinds of stuff! Admiring your craftsmanship though, nice work
The quality is insane! I'm very impressed.
Very creative. I really like your work! I used to be a carpenter and years after I resigned professionally, I still have managed to build a couple of pieces of rustic furniture. I just don't do it anymore because I don't have a place for a workshop. Congratulations for your awesome work!
what a wonderful thing to do for the kids. so unique and specialized for both! Love it!
But with chairs of different height the kids could play together at the same table.
Now you tell him. Oh well.
For a whole lot less drama. Cut 4” of of 4 legs, sand it down and stick it at the table. Boom. Done. 🤷🏼♀️
But you need than two different size of chairs. Better is, you need only one table and same size chairs. 😉
I knew if I looked through the comments I'd find someone who'd already posted what I was thinking.👍
@@Ohmen129 But then the two different sized children couldnt sit at the same table together.
That was amazing. Your skill set and ability to build was cool to watch...
Your kids are your inspiration.. Awesome stuff
Innovative and smart idea. Thanks for sharing.
Nobody:
Handcraft: *Making everyone’s quarantines better*
Please stop
Me: why would u want a table that moves up and down so easily?
Him: **flips lock i totally forgot about**
Genius. Beautiful table sir.
Ditto
Amazing.......thanks so much for sharing your beautiful artwork
I truly enjoy watching a skilled craftsman do ply their trade...great job and very interesting concept
The fact that I tried to do this is just depressing! It took me a a hour to find a piece of wood
Great concept
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I disagree with all those that can't believe these are scraps; when we make molds for concrete benches, seats, planters etc. we end up with all this extra wood that we give away.
The work you are doing is beautiful I wish that you were on our team! You make things look so easy!
Sir, you did a wonderful thing for you children. You are a very clever man and I complement you on you work. Thumbs UP!
Neat trick with that wood. Almost like somebody stuck in that great stock in da pile so you could pull it back for video! 😅
I don't see how this video got thumbs down. That was a good/great idea for the kids.
Love the power wheels sounds in the background
Calling this "from scraps" is really stretching it.
If that nice pile of wood he has is "scrap" then the wood leftovers I have are "pure garbage wood". 😂💯😂
not really. look at the splits running along the full length of those boards.
Whaaa?
well technically is leftovers from wood mill that didn't fit quality pass to be reused. We get plenty of those at very cheap(that whole pile won't go above 40$) and use it mainly to heat our homes or make stuff like fences or even a shack if sturdy enough and not with too many cracks. So yeah, that is scrap from the mill.
An oiled table for a two and five year old?! Come back in a month or two and show us what it looks like then.
Being a Grandfather...Paint or polyurethane would have been my pick.
So that's what you got from this whole effort?
@@Automedon2 Errrr...the video is self explanatory for the table build, so I see no need to review that.
How about this...DO NOT use a grinder on an automotive strut without disassembly (he was very lucky to not have it explode) and that scrap pile is amazing (?) Of course, others already made those comments. Thanks for your review of my comment.
Your idea was amazing .. but not for the average person to do. You obviously have every tool imaginable and the skill to use them. I bet your house is awesome
Very clever … Your children are lucky to have you! Cheers Mate
I like your jig that's turns your drill into a press. Never seen one before
My favourite part, too.. What would that be called? Need to find me one.
@@JazzFM80 found it. Called a portable drill guide. About 20-30 bucks
@@kkh42792 looking that up now, awesome thanks!
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They act as depth stops too.
Brilliant! Love the anticipation of what he is building.
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This was great. I took carpentry for women years ago through community center in Canada. There are places where one can use all of the tools and bring their own materials. As far as scrap wood: I, like many other DIYer's, always have various pieces of wood and have found that many places have stacks of materials, either left over or not purchased. The metal parts can be found at scrap yards if one takes the time to go through the piles of stuff. Give this guy credit for the brain work, time he spent at it and the camera setup he put into it. For those of you crying about not getting jobs get the training to do something creative instead of being jealous of those who have done it.
Hello dear friend, congratulations on making a creative toy for your children👏👏👏👏👏👏💟
Unique idea for wood scraps that are free... proceeds to show 20,000 of specialized shop equipment
Can you not bitch for once srsly... All the things he did can be done with hand held tools no problem. The whole focus of the video is what he is making, not what tools he is using.
A good craftsman can solve the problem of lack of said tools. You'll be surprised how amazing they are at improvisation.
Edit: As long as they have basic tools, they can do the same, only taking a bit longer.
@@Croiri a good craftsman would already have tools.
a basic joe plus basic tools = watch youtube and complains about the "scraps" used
Is it just me that thought this seams like I could do it and then a min later think I don't think I could do this
There is an old adage "if you haven't been told that XYZ can't be done, then a child /adult doesn't know that XYZ can't be done, and therefore can come up with a way of doing XYZ that others couldn't conceive because they had been 5aught "XYZ can'tbe done".
Yeah. Really fantastic idea. Thanks for show us!
Amazing idea, great job, I wish I had some 'scrap' oak like that!
You’ve got amazing talent my friend, because of that, I smashed the red and bell, can’t wait to see your next video...cheers!
Wifey is gonna be pissed when she realizes you stole the struts out of her Volkswagen 😅
Anthony's Malawi Predators wasn’t the only one who recognized that 😂😂
*stole
Anthony's Malawi Predators 🌸 lol
You made my day, too funny 😂
That's a quarantine project if I've ever seem one. Thanks for the vid. Very cool ideas.
usually if the title doesn’t tell the story and i get impatient, i’ll skip right to the end to find out what the results are, but i waited in this case, and your results are not disappointing, but rather uplifting, and i’m happy i waited for that awesome finish.
you looked like you had a blast making it because it wasn’t overly complicated, we had fun watching and waiting, and your kids enjoy the fruits of your labor of love.
i bet you never thought this one project was going to turn out so great when you took a piece of scrap out of that big pile.
cheers!
When you're a carpenter and got all the tool to make things look so easy
Not about the tools as much as it is the skill.
I agree👐👐
Well, then Elvis. You might be surprised, but many men have table saws, and those who don't do other things. Perhaps you need to stick with coloring books. You have the tools for THAT, don't you?
@@Automedon2 don't take to hard RELAX
Dang I really watched the whole video without going into the comment section.
So creative. What an awesome idea and sooo useful.
It's a beatufull creation, I think you're a best father for children... good job.
That is an amazing video. Thank you. Your channel is an impression for me to start a channel with similar contents. Keep the good work up!
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