The poly clear coat and the stroke movements with a little swagger made this video well worth the viewing. You have done an excellent job on that table. Mark patent the swagger. lol
I love your energy & honesty! 'Tidbit' about thin box joints & glue is very insightful. The scrap wood pieces used for clamping is absolutely brilliant!
1 - Love the table and joinery B - 💘 the shirt shoutout, especially the managing to trash it despite the new apron. Seven - How many shirt changes in this video? 😂
I have been away for a bit, despite keeping an eye on UA-cam over the course of past time… it occurred to me that I had not seen your videos anymore… I searched my subscription notifications, and nothing! I thought the worst, and grimaced that perhaps COVID got the better of you… then I looked in past subscribed videos. Lo and behold, here you are 🥲 Great build Buddy 😉🇦🇺👍
Holy moly mate. Did you wake up one morning and decide to give yourself a mighty challenge? There is so much that can go wrong with getting that base frame assembled, even if you managed to get all of the fairly difficult joinery cut. I probably would have said "yeah nah, I'll just make a square box and call it a day". Well done mate, may it bring you many monies so we can see you throwing shavings all over your workshop with your new lathe.
Haven't even watched the whole video but I know I will love it. And aprons are a must-have in woodworking. Keeps your clothes from getting destroyed and you have a place to put your square.
@@dainermade I hear ya, mate. Definitely not a good look. Getting the math down isn't much fun either, but when you do, don't forget to write it down, even if it's in a marker on the back of the jig! 😉
Mark, you are like a woodworking scientist, determined to try new things and to make it work! I enjoy seeing the process and watching as you figure out stuff! Makes me think that I could try some of these techniques some time. I have seen that these finger joints that are already tight, become even more tricky to put together when you add glue. After all of that it turned out first class! Also you look great in those safety glasses!
Your channel deserves alot more attention than it gets! You sir are a true craftsman. Love all the videos, please keep them coming! Keep Sliding and Checking Square lol! Cheers
I'm just at the 3m 40sec point, and I thought I'd let you know what I did to help with the cable reach / it getting in the way mate. Extension cord running along the ceiling over the centre of the bench, then you can plug in directly over the workpiece 🔌😊
Mate, I have the same thing. But I have mine held up by small hooks, that way i can extend the reach of the cord into different corners if need be. Best thing ever!
awesome video man, loved the circle router jig, I don't remember seeing many do it that way and it seemed to work a treat. Fingers crossed the lathe fund grows massively! 🤞
Very impressed at how challenging that project was & how well you handled it. I hope you get a new subscriber for every little finger of every single box joint you made! Nice one Mark!
Great vid mate!!! have you tried hanging an extension lead from the ceiling above your workbench to plug your router into? This would keep the cable from getting caught up when your cutting out circles.
Safety glasses yes... essential. But you also need a safety helmet to protect the walls of your workshop should your head explode whist trying to work out how to glue up all those angles. Smashing table
I really like all of your works bro. You are brilliant. I will try to make (from pallet wood) a coffee table similar to yours. What kind of wood did you use to get such beautiful colors?
Hi Mark, Another awesome inspirational video! You certainly don't sit back on your laurels, it's impressive how you keep pushing yourself to make more challenging projects 👍👏😀 Could you please let me know what router bit you used to cut the holes for your biscuits? I've been thinking about getting a biscuiter, but if I don't have to spend the money, I won't! 😀👍 Many thanks and kind regards Rob
@@dainermade Thanks for that! I forgot to ask when I wrote previously, do you have a video about your edge straightening gig? If so could you possibly please let me have a link? 😀 By the way when you made your awesome workbench, and chamfered the edge, you could put a little spin on it and call it a negative detail 😉 we use them in the building trade to accentuate, and to add a feature! 👍😀 By the way I thought that it looked great 👍 Keep inspiring us all, and may your channel continue to flourish! Kind regards Rob 😀
Nice table and I really like the leg configuration. You made me laugh - "what could possibly go wrong!!" I know that feeling well. Every complicated multi joint glue up i do stresses me out beyond belief until its done, including the one i did last night. This is the one time when all the weeks of hard work could end up with a pile of scrap wood if it goes really badly wrong. Im a hobby woodworker and one big screw up at glue up could ruin multiple weeks of weekend wookworking! Luckily its only gone badly wrong once in 5 years but i was able to save it . . . . just, and that was a big storage trunk with finger joints - too many surfaces and joints to glue and align before the glue starts going off! How did you sort out your dented corners? I would probably just trim them off to look like an intentional chamfer but interested to know your fix
@@dainermade thank you Mark. I have ordered a couple of different brands to give them a try. I have a biscuit cutter, but you are right, matching the lines is not as much fun as it seems. Love your videos, and your mannerisms, they give me a chuckle every time I watch them. Over and over and over again.
Those angles for that tripod-finger join-splayed legs was a treat to watch. Great table, Mark 😁👍
The poly clear coat and the stroke movements with a little swagger made this video well worth the viewing. You have done an excellent job on that table. Mark patent the swagger. lol
Work of art Mark 👍👍 Router jig....A+ 👍 and ultra schmick joinery on those legs.....what can l say.....top job and nice work on the video mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I love your energy & honesty! 'Tidbit' about thin box joints & glue is very insightful. The scrap wood pieces used for clamping is absolutely brilliant!
1 - Love the table and joinery
B - 💘 the shirt shoutout, especially the managing to trash it despite the new apron.
Seven - How many shirt changes in this video? 😂
I have been away for a bit, despite keeping an eye on UA-cam over the course of past time… it occurred to me that I had not seen your videos anymore… I searched my subscription notifications, and nothing! I thought the worst, and grimaced that perhaps COVID got the better of you… then I looked in past subscribed videos. Lo and behold, here you are 🥲
Great build Buddy 😉🇦🇺👍
Great job Mark, I would have cut at least one of those legs in the wrong direction. Well done!
Holy moly mate. Did you wake up one morning and decide to give yourself a mighty challenge? There is so much that can go wrong with getting that base frame assembled, even if you managed to get all of the fairly difficult joinery cut. I probably would have said "yeah nah, I'll just make a square box and call it a day". Well done mate, may it bring you many monies so we can see you throwing shavings all over your workshop with your new lathe.
Brilliant project with some great tips
Great looking design mate, that glue up looked crazy 😬 love the end result.
@@dainermade haha I know but still, the more people see supporting you the more jump on the bandwagon, so when you have lots I'll leave 😘😂
@@dainermade ye I'll let you leave as well when I have 300 channel members 😂
That router move was sweet
Love your style sense. A bit different to making an attractive top, and then bunging four legs under it, as I am prone to do.
Bloody good, mate. Well done :)
That is a Beauty of a table. love the box joint base and the taper jig for the tabletop! 👏
Awesome table
Always look forward to your videos mate. I reckon if you can tag the glue action on to the slide you could start a new dance craze!😄😄
That's a damn handsome table.
Отличный столик! Молодец 👍 привет тебе из России 😉
Awesome table Mark, cant wait for those lathe videos !
Nice work mate!
Cracking table mate. Love your projects.
Haven't even watched the whole video but I know I will love it. And aprons are a must-have in woodworking. Keeps your clothes from getting destroyed and you have a place to put your square.
I do like the look of finger joints, and they are pretty damn strong too.👌🏽
That's a rip snorter table, mate👍🏽
@@dainermade
I hear ya, mate. Definitely not a good look. Getting the math down isn't much fun either, but when you do, don't forget to write it down, even if it's in a marker on the back of the jig! 😉
Mark, you are like a woodworking scientist, determined to try new things and to make it work! I enjoy seeing the process and watching as you figure out stuff! Makes me think that I could try some of these techniques some time. I have seen that these finger joints that are already tight, become even more tricky to put together when you add glue.
After all of that it turned out first class! Also you look great in those safety glasses!
Great looking table Mark! It featured a lot of cool techniques
Looking Great Mark, the finger joint as I've seen on tube is a hard 1 to get right all the time, trial and error to get it right.
Great video mate funny as always 👍 cracking looking table really like it 👏👌 enjoyed seeing the progress of it on IG 👍
What a win Dainsey! Rad looking table mate, crushed it. "I'm a dickhead" & "confession time" moments are highly relatable too, I like that energy.
Wish i could find pallets with the great wood you get mine are 99% pine and another great job dude!
Great work as always
Gorgeous table. Keep the projects coming. Really appreciate your community mindedness, keeping humanity in wood working and in life. Cheers.
Thanks for the inspiration mate. I've been trying to find an idea to make a base for a coffee table I'm making and this is the one I think I'll use 👍
Lovely table, those finger joints came out great. Also, a very nice choice of contrasting wood there 👌
Just found your channel, love this project as a starting point! (for me to binge) Chur Bro!
Your channel deserves alot more attention than it gets! You sir are a true craftsman. Love all the videos, please keep them coming! Keep Sliding and Checking Square lol! Cheers
I'm just at the 3m 40sec point, and I thought I'd let you know what I did to help with the cable reach / it getting in the way mate. Extension cord running along the ceiling over the centre of the bench, then you can plug in directly over the workpiece 🔌😊
Mate, I have the same thing. But I have mine held up by small hooks, that way i can extend the reach of the cord into different corners if need be. Best thing ever!
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@@dainermade You're such a flirt!!! 😂
@@karlpopewoodcraft Maybe hooks are a natural solution for us convicts!! 😂😂😂
@@OzSawdustMakers I would of never of suggested such a thing 😂
Nicely done mate, that turned out awesome really like how you attracted the legs. Great video, cheers 🍻
awesome video man, loved the circle router jig, I don't remember seeing many do it that way and it seemed to work a treat. Fingers crossed the lathe fund grows massively! 🤞
@@dainermadeIf I didn't already wear glasses I'd def buy from you champ 😎
Great looking table Mark!! Love the angle on the table top and the router jig. Great job!
Very impressed at how challenging that project was & how well you handled it.
I hope you get a new subscriber for every little finger of every single box joint you made!
Nice one Mark!
Que trabalho mais bonito, cheio de detalhes que deichou a mesa linda Parabéns 🙌
Great vid mate!!! have you tried hanging an extension lead from the ceiling above your workbench to plug your router into? This would keep the cable from getting caught up when your cutting out circles.
Safety glasses yes... essential. But you also need a safety helmet to protect the walls of your workshop should your head explode whist trying to work out how to glue up all those angles.
Smashing table
Second time I’ve watched this video, must haves missed the pretty groovy joke the first time…. Nearly spat out my beer😂
I really like all of your works bro. You are brilliant. I will try to make (from pallet wood) a coffee table similar to yours. What kind of wood did you use to get such beautiful colors?
Hi Mark,
Another awesome inspirational video! You certainly don't sit back on your laurels, it's impressive how you keep pushing yourself to make more challenging projects 👍👏😀
Could you please let me know what router bit you used to cut the holes for your biscuits? I've been thinking about getting a biscuiter, but if I don't have to spend the money, I won't! 😀👍
Many thanks and kind regards
Rob
@@dainermade Thanks for that! I forgot to ask when I wrote previously, do you have a video about your edge straightening gig? If so could you possibly please let me have a link? 😀
By the way when you made your awesome workbench, and chamfered the edge, you could put a little spin on it and call it a negative detail 😉 we use them in the building trade to accentuate, and to add a feature! 👍😀
By the way I thought that it looked great 👍
Keep inspiring us all, and may your channel continue to flourish!
Kind regards
Rob 😀
@@dainermade many thanks 😊
When you call yourself a dick head... bwahahaha...your videos are entertaining and educational...thanks Mark...
Mark, looking to make your jig for squaring up wonky donkey pallet boards. What’re the clamps on it? Are those the “toggle clamps” in the description?
🤓 😎 👍👍
Nice table and I really like the leg configuration.
You made me laugh - "what could possibly go wrong!!" I know that feeling well. Every complicated multi joint glue up i do stresses me out beyond belief until its done, including the one i did last night. This is the one time when all the weeks of hard work could end up with a pile of scrap wood if it goes really badly wrong. Im a hobby woodworker and one big screw up at glue up could ruin multiple weeks of weekend wookworking! Luckily its only gone badly wrong once in 5 years but i was able to save it . . . . just, and that was a big storage trunk with finger joints - too many surfaces and joints to glue and align before the glue starts going off!
How did you sort out your dented corners? I would probably just trim them off to look like an intentional chamfer but interested to know your fix
What router bit do you use to make biscuit slots?
It’s called a slot cutter bit 🫡
@@dainermade thank you Mark. I have ordered a couple of different brands to give them a try. I have a biscuit cutter, but you are right, matching the lines is not as much fun as it seems. Love your videos, and your mannerisms, they give me a chuckle every time I watch them. Over and over and over again.