The ones where I fail to keep my life together. Oh and on a sam maloof table build few years ago. I had to hammer that sucker into position. Almost felt bad for the tree that had to sacrifice itself to turn into that table.
Most memorable glue up disaster - or should I say ‘most educational glue up moment’? - is when I glued up 8 boards to make the front of a cabinet and didn’t spend enough time straightening the edges. Result: interesting organically shaped cabinetfront 😳
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Some electronic gadgets have a ribbon in the battery compartment, to aid removing the batteries. Maybe that is where you got the idea.
Every time I watch one of your videos I think, ok, this is going to be the one that blows up his channel! They're so good and just keep getting better. I really don't understand UA-cam - why aren't they promoting this more!! It's sooo good. Keep at it. It's only a matter of time and you'll be hanging a silver creator award in your shop.
Wow! Thanks for those kind words Billy! That really means a lot and keeps me going. If only I could make videos more frequently that might help a bit, but I can try and make the videos that I _do_ make as best as possible so I get those like, subscribes, and hopefully shares. Thanks for sticking with me Billy!
For what it’s worth, I also feel like an idiot. It never ever ever occurred to me to use dental floss under a magnet I was installing to be able to pop it back out. Nice idea. Thank you!
Definitely feel your pain on that door glue up. I threw a Kreg corner clamp as far as I could out my garage door when I couldn't get it to actually do the thing it was supposed to do; clamp a corner joint and keep it even remotely square.🤣Haven't used it since. I enjoy Kreg tools but that one was a swing and a miss for me... Great video and thanks for keeping it real. 😊💯 - Jeremy
Super-entertaining video, Scott!! I’ll share with as many woodworking friends as I can. Hope to boost your views. All the editing tricks really add to an already entertaining topic. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks so much Pete! That means a lot!! A lot went into the production of this video and I hope to continue making lots more like it in the future. Thanks for sticking with me!
The heck! You have a camera person now? Moving up in the world! haha Great project! Learning experiences are always fun. (by always I mean...weeks after the event)
Starting to get the language of the carpenter. Recognizing words like mortise and....I've already forgotten all the rest. Oh ya: glue. I knew that one!
Beautiful display box.. keen to see what you Umm display inside it? I mean I’d put something fancy like a pocket knife collection or shiny muskie lures. You say you have something fancier but it’s dust collection...hmmm.
Take a square and mount it to a table. Turn your box upside down with the bottom showing ontop. Place the box on the square and using a rubber mallet hit it until your measurements from corner to corner are even. Then using brads or staples secure your bottom to keep square.
Hey, Scott (and Rachel)! I recently discovered your channel and have really been enjoying it. I really like your narrative style and sense of humor, and the editing is really thoughtful -- it's fun and elevates the finished videos, but it's never distracting or cheesy. You two are a great team. I finally decided to comment on this one, though, because of your choice to include a moment where things went a little sideways. So many other UA-camrs only show the perfect parts, and that's an entirely different vibe... These projects seem more approachable because of bits like this. Things can get away from us sometimes, but we can recover and succeed anyway. Thanks for sharing!
I am a new subscriber, Scott. I have to say that the quality of your videos is outstanding. I don't know a thing about planning, staging, shooting, editing ... all that stuff that goes into making an enjoyable YT video, but I know that it takes a LOT of work. Plus, your instructional presentation and wit are a real pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to watching your channel grow to HUGE viewing numbers.
You have amazing looking jigs and I love your vac-pac, did you make it? Got to say I think your finishing is very good. A few bits of kit in this one weren’t in your shop tour video?! Bob
Hey, I’m a somewhat intermediate woodworker and I was wondering if you can do a video on the process of finishing? I’ve always had a hard time of finishing my wood projects to the standard I want and have always found the amount of products out there overwhelming. For example, I tried using semi gloss lacquer on wood project and didn’t really get semi glass… just somewhat a reflective surface? should I have used a poly coat first and then lacquer? Thanks!
Can definitely relate to the glue-up frustration. On one of my recent builds I realized that one of the panels didn't sit in the rabbet and was actually bowed out AFTER the glue was dry. I had to steam and wet the joint and gradually pull it apart and redo it. Where did you source the vacuum bag and C-channel clamp? I find them difficult to source here in Canada.
What is your most memorable glue up disaster? Let me know below!
The ones where I fail to keep my life together. Oh and on a sam maloof table build few years ago. I had to hammer that sucker into position. Almost felt bad for the tree that had to sacrifice itself to turn into that table.
super glue fingers together...
does sniffing count?????
Most memorable glue up disaster - or should I say ‘most educational glue up moment’? - is when I glued up 8 boards to make the front of a cabinet and didn’t spend enough time straightening the edges. Result: interesting organically shaped cabinetfront 😳
@@sharonsalsberg2646 😂
I like the eye rolls at the end...
I'm "pointing the way" to click on my end screen elements 😉
Beautiful! "Good enough, I'll deal with the consequences later" needs to be on a t-shirt.
The floss behind the magnets was pure genius.
I'm pretty sure I didn't invent that trick, but can't remember where I saw it. Therefore I conclude that I invented it.
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Some electronic gadgets have a ribbon in the battery compartment, to aid removing the batteries. Maybe that is where you got the idea.
Every time I watch one of your videos I think, ok, this is going to be the one that blows up his channel! They're so good and just keep getting better. I really don't understand UA-cam - why aren't they promoting this more!! It's sooo good. Keep at it. It's only a matter of time and you'll be hanging a silver creator award in your shop.
Wow! Thanks for those kind words Billy! That really means a lot and keeps me going. If only I could make videos more frequently that might help a bit, but I can try and make the videos that I _do_ make as best as possible so I get those like, subscribes, and hopefully shares. Thanks for sticking with me Billy!
@@ScottWalshWoodworking seems like your channel is starting to pick up steam now. Keep up the good work!
Someone is making FULL use of their royalty free music subscription. Epidemic sound is LOSING money on your account. lol. Excellent excellent video!
I always get my money's worth
the smile of accomplishment upon completion... priceless :D
parallelograms are seriously underrated. i have a lot of them in my house, and they make me happy.
Great idea using the floss to easily retrieve your magnet.
This made me feel a lot better about gluing up a cabinet 3 times and failing horrifically.
I don't understand how you don't have more subscribers. You're hilarious, and most importantly, talented!
Both your comment, and your username made my night! Thanks for watching!
this guy makes content well above his subscriber count
Glad I'm not the only one who sounds like that during glue ups lol. It turned out great and I really like that finish you used.
You haven't seen anything yet! This doesn't even rank on my worst glue up experiences 😅
@@ScottWalshWoodworking lol!
Lincoln St. sent me here, and I have to say, that was hilarious. Subscribed!
Welcome aboard! Thanks for the kind words!
Nice video and project Scott.
Thanks for watching RT!
omg u have a camera person now O.O
increased production value~
adding a camera person is the last step in UA-cam domination
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Yeah... Good Luck, With That. 😟
the only reason Scott has a girlfriend...
I like watching you because you're just as OCD and perfectionist as I am which usually leads to way more work than something needs to be.
LOVE IT!
Two words, bruh: corner clamps
Great video. Thank you.
Loved the video and project!
06:21 was like looking into a mirror.
Thanks Heino! That's not even the worst glue up I've had by a long shot.
For what it’s worth, I also feel like an idiot. It never ever ever occurred to me to use dental floss under a magnet I was installing to be able to pop it back out. Nice idea. Thank you!
Definitely feel your pain on that door glue up. I threw a Kreg corner clamp as far as I could out my garage door when I couldn't get it to actually do the thing it was supposed to do; clamp a corner joint and keep it even remotely square.🤣Haven't used it since. I enjoy Kreg tools but that one was a swing and a miss for me... Great video and thanks for keeping it real. 😊💯
- Jeremy
Hah! Sounds harrowing! Remind me to not buy that one! Thanks for watching!
Love those bionic bifocals! Never give up! Way to build Scott!
Just another tool in my arsenal!
Super-entertaining video, Scott!! I’ll share with as many woodworking friends as I can. Hope to boost your views. All the editing tricks really add to an already entertaining topic. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks so much Pete! That means a lot!! A lot went into the production of this video and I hope to continue making lots more like it in the future. Thanks for sticking with me!
Thanks for the video, Scott, this was hilarious! :)
Thanks for watching Jens!
Man, this was a blast to watch - great work in all respects!
Thanks so much Jon! That means a lot!
The heck! You have a camera person now? Moving up in the world! haha
Great project! Learning experiences are always fun. (by always I mean...weeks after the event)
the wound is healing as we speak
If I'm not filming him, I'm being ignored LOL
@@rachelsalsberg5011 haha, well, great camera work!
$30 in material, $525 in labour! Lol! Just kidding, great video! Great work!
Such a great project!
Thanks for watching Christopher!
That planer sequence really made my non existent ACL hurt lol.
Starting to get the language of the carpenter. Recognizing words like mortise and....I've already forgotten all the rest. Oh ya: glue. I knew that one!
😂
OMG I know those words too!!!!
Beautiful display box.. keen to see what you Umm display inside it? I mean I’d put something fancy like a pocket knife collection or shiny muskie lures. You say you have something fancier but it’s dust collection...hmmm.
you must wait and see!!!! although, maybe don't get your hopes up 😂
Take a square and mount it to a table. Turn your box upside down with the bottom showing ontop. Place the box on the square and using a rubber mallet hit it until your measurements from corner to corner are even. Then using brads or staples secure your bottom to keep square.
Your editing is amazing! Great job
Thank you so much! A lot of work goes into the production!
Hey, Scott (and Rachel)! I recently discovered your channel and have really been enjoying it. I really like your narrative style and sense of humor, and the editing is really thoughtful -- it's fun and elevates the finished videos, but it's never distracting or cheesy. You two are a great team. I finally decided to comment on this one, though, because of your choice to include a moment where things went a little sideways. So many other UA-camrs only show the perfect parts, and that's an entirely different vibe... These projects seem more approachable because of bits like this. Things can get away from us sometimes, but we can recover and succeed anyway. Thanks for sharing!
The planer duck walk is the only way.
It's really the only positive thing that came out of that planer
I am a new subscriber, Scott. I have to say that the quality of your videos is outstanding. I don't know a thing about planning, staging, shooting, editing ... all that stuff that goes into making an enjoyable YT video, but I know that it takes a LOT of work. Plus, your instructional presentation and wit are a real pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work. I'm looking forward to watching your channel grow to HUGE viewing numbers.
Wait, a cogged jig for the table saw to make finger joints?! Oh hello 🤓
You, my good sir, are a funny guy! Very entertaining. But fancy dust collector display cabinet!? Housing controls?
maaaaybe 🧐
You have amazing looking jigs and I love your vac-pac, did you make it?
Got to say I think your finishing is very good. A few bits of kit in this one weren’t in your shop tour video?!
Bob
I thought it was the Wood Wisperer's second channel...
Hey, I’m a somewhat intermediate woodworker and I was wondering if you can do a video on the process of finishing? I’ve always had a hard time of finishing my wood projects to the standard I want and have always found the amount of products out there overwhelming. For example, I tried using semi gloss lacquer on wood project and didn’t really get semi glass… just somewhat a reflective surface? should I have used a poly coat first and then lacquer? Thanks!
I enjoy your videos. BUT: (1) no blade guard on your table saw, (2) no riving blade, and (3) blade is way too high. What gives?
Can definitely relate to the glue-up frustration. On one of my recent builds I realized that one of the panels didn't sit in the rabbet and was actually bowed out AFTER the glue was dry. I had to steam and wet the joint and gradually pull it apart and redo it. Where did you source the vacuum bag and C-channel clamp? I find them difficult to source here in Canada.
AND ALL YOU NEED TO BUILD A 75 DOLLAR CURIO CABINET IS 10,000 IN TOOLS
I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT BEFORE!?!?!?! YOU ARE BRILLIANT!! WHY ARE WE YELLING?!?!?!
@@ScottWalshWoodworking WELL I LIKE YOUR PROJECTS
6:16 This scene looks way too familiar to me. Stealing my script man!
I thought it'd be relatable to many. Thanks for watching!
Is Rachel filming for love or money? ;-)
I'm honestly not sure at this point 😂
Sell it to me
one MILLION dollars! Muhahahaha!