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Black Tenon Furniture
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 เม.ย. 2020
I am a custom furniture maker who loves to woodwork and share my passion as a furniture builder. I hope to share my projects and furniture pieces with you all in an exciting way! I have lots to learn about videography, but I'm excited for the journey!
Shop safety tip!
Yes, I only made the cove cut on the table saw so the block would be more comfortable to grab. Lol. #woodworking #diy #wood #woodmade #woodshop #carpentry #safety
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New tool day! I love acquiring new tools!
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I picked up this new to me bandsaw a few weeks ago, and now I finally moved it into the shop! #woodworking #diy #wood #woodshop #carpentry #woodmade #festool #cleanshop #create
Woodworking! Chair back rest details. #woodmade #wood #woodworking
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Woodworking! Chair back rest details. #woodmade #wood #woodworking
My experience at Rust Fest woodworking event 2024!
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My experience at Rust Fest woodworking event 2024!
My Woodworking Shop Tour (July 2024)!
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My Woodworking Shop Tour (July 2024)!
Making Drawer Boxes for Blum Movento Undermount Slides.
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Making Drawer Boxes for Blum Movento Undermount Slides.
13 Foot Custom Table Snowmobile Delivery
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13 Foot Custom Table Snowmobile Delivery
How to fix the festool domino fence from slipping!
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How to fix the festool domino fence from slipping!
Applying laminate to my assembly table!
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Applying laminate to my assembly table!
Festool Domino Df-500 Connector System Walkthrough.
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Festool Domino Df-500 Connector System Walkthrough.
How I build my Wooden Cutting Boards Using Scrap Wood.
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How I build my Wooden Cutting Boards Using Scrap Wood.
Same thing at The Krenov School for the bandsaws. I’ve since added it to my shop. Big thing is if the block is on the saw it’s not on or shouldn’t be. If it’s not think twice because it’s sometimes hard to tell if a bandsaw blade is moving. So move it to use it and place it back when done.
Yes! All around a good idea, and the more safety things we have in the shop the better.
Dang man that’s a nice saw! Congrats and whatever you paid it’s worth it. Couldn’t have found a better saw even new.
I have a Harvey and this is one of the few saws I’d replace it with. Of course the dream is to just add this on top of the Harvey. But will I ever need such a saw. Who knows. The throat capacity is the big advantage over Harvey and as far as other brands it usually takes an 18” to even compete on specs.
$700! Crazy!
I like the Harvey brand, just wish they made bigger saws for sure.
@@blacktenonfurniture Spec wise the Harvey’s are all 3hp motors and 14”+ resaw capacity. 13.5”+ throat depth. Both the ambassador and alpha have 14” resaw capacity so it takes the equivalent 17” or above from other brands to beat the resaw capacity so it it’s and they still usually have a weaker motor. Now not all motors are the same and manufacturers can fudge the numbers so it’s who you trust. The issue is even though these are highly capable and better than most, the top bandsaw manufacturers have bigger units for industrial work with larger throat capacity to cut slabs etc. I love bandsaws and that saw you have now is the cream of the crop to me barring old school refurbs.
@@blacktenonfurniture I’m excited for you so I can only imagine it it were mine!
Beautiful! Great score!
Thanks!
I'll buy it for 800. Damn that's a score of a life time
Where did you even find that it's was for sale
Haha! This was in a local auction of somebody cleaning their whole barn out.
Nothing a quick little jig won’t do.
Beautiful shop. Always envious of ppl who find killer deals on machines. I’ve not been lucky in that sense. I really appreciate the fact that you didn’t pull out every drawer and show every tool and misc stuff. That personally drives me nuts. I’m working towards doing my first TH-cam myself soon. I only have a hobby shop however it’s metal and wood. Emphasis on metal. I’ve gotten a few pointers from watching this. Great job young man 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the kind words and watching! I have lots planned for this channel and definitely looking to produce higher quality videos than this. I’ve been lucky for sure for good deals! Actually have a new addition already since filming! Good luck with your channel!
That’s beautiful
Thank you!
That’s so cool!! My freind sent this to me! Remind me when this goes viral😊
Slayyy
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This is so cool!! Omg! Remember me when this goes completely viral! Also I’m sending this to my friends ❤ aweosme job dude!
Thanks!
what kind of black wood is that it's beautiful...
I can't get that screw to come out on both of the handles. How did you get them to loosen up?
It required some torque! I may have loosened it up with an impact driver.
MORE!!! I need all the domino tips!!
Will do!
It was an amazing experience and it was great meeting you and all the other people who make this com community great
It was awesome to meet you too!! It was a great time!
Sameeee
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I closed my eyes at 3. Opened after the crack and there wasn't any screaming. 😮
I love the fact you went with blue walls. I wanted to do a colour but eventually chickened out and just went white with my walls 😂
It’s never too late! Just make sure you have good lighting if you are going to do a darker color.
PPE?
I do have hearing protection in (too small to see). Eye protection, but was not wearing a respirator. This machine does pretty well as it’s hooked up to dust collection.
Was referring to footwear
I see a few familiar faces making cameos in this video. Definitely a great time
Yes it was!
Why not stop and check first? That seems like a horrible tool to take a risk on...
The weld started to give seconds before the snap, which is visible in the video by the blade bouncing a bit. In the moment I noticed the shake in the blade but did not relate that to the blade weld breaking. But I have learned for the future that this blade behavior is most likely a a failing weld, and might have enough time to turn the machine off before it snaps. Overall a pretty “safe” machine to have the blade fail on, as long as you are keeping your blade guard low.
@@blacktenonfurniture Stay safe, man. Lord willing, you don't have to learn hard lessons and keep all your fingers
make new holes
I have yet to meet a real man who would not pull that trigger
Facts.
the world might stop spinning if u dont every man knows this
I too believe this to be true 😂
Momentary heart attack once he was on top of the saw table 💀
lol. 😂 it was turned off and unplugged. Lol
Why didn't you continue 😏
I don´t know if that is the same Hitachi bandsaw that Jack did an extensive story on a few years back but, it looks like the same model but fresher looking. Hitachi B600a forerunner to the CB75f.
That one was the Hitachi B-600a I believe. Pretty crazy bandsaw. 😂
Those shavings are almost as thin as my patience 🥰
Great layout!! Also the deals on marketplace that your able to find are insane!! Everything in my shop is new because of lack of marketplace woodworking tools in my area. $400 for that Oneida is just comical 😂
Thanks! And I have been lucky and patient enough for sure! Back when I needed basically all my tools I pretty much lived on Facebook marketplace refreshing the page all the time. 😂
So cool! Would love to come check it out next year.
Definitely!!
Shop crocs
Lusting
Great tour. I’m building out my shop now and the simplicity of your shop is inspiring
Thank you! Definitely thought workflow first and keeping it simple and easy to move around in was pretty important. I Definitely will grow into it with more tools eventually I’m sure, but as of now it works well!
Great workshop, awsome kit and well organised. I note you don't have a spindle moulder, obviously you manage with the router table. I'm looking forward to watching your projects.
Thanks! I did have a spindle moulder for a little bit, but it did just seem too large for what I needed. I get away with routers and the router table. 👍
Awesome! Thanks for the response!
No problem!
Looks great! What type of nailer/stapler did you use?
Thanks! I have the stapler linked in the description!
Next upgrade - more light. My shop has a lot of deficiencies also so this is not meant as a great hit now. But this will bring back the most viewers in the future.
good ass point honestly
Facts. 💯💯
Have you tried acetone?
I avoid the harsh stuff, I’m sure it works well though.
Barefooted can tell you have no ideal what your doing and at worse your wearing crocs
Thanks for the comment! 😂🙌
Enjoy the neatness and organization. Also liked hearing about the amount of your tool investments. Nice shop!
Thanks!
The shadow that keeps going over the screen is quite distracting but a good video none the less
Yes! Sorry about that, I have since learned how to avoid that. My future videos will not have this issue! Thanks for watching still!
Great tour! I love the amount of space you have. Also, i dont know if you noticed the darker bands that run across your screen. But if you up your shutter speed to 120 it’ll cancel it out. I’m assuming you have LED lights in your shop, that’s what would cause it.
Thank you! I noticed all that after the fact and unfortunately did not want to re shoot the whole video. 🙄 I appreciate the info! I normally am shooting off a dedicated light so this was my first time shooting off my leds for a longer video.
@@blacktenonfurnitureI totally get that lol. Most people wouldn’t notice it, but I fought it for a while in my shop. It all looked great though!
Great walk through - love the attitude that you're making the space beautiful as both a sales tool and for a positive working environment. 🍻
Thanks!! Definitely a priority for me. Sometimes it’s the little things (like my paint) that can make such a difference in a shops appearance!
Nice dude! Can’t wait to see some more full length builds!!!
Thanks!! Hopefully will have a full one by the end of July!
salice progress are much better slides, and they cost a lot less
Nice looking shop. I can definitely see some new/old refurbished hand tools coming into the shop in the future.
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Nice shop. Glad you shared your story of progression as it’s tempting for newbies to want the best and all of the best now, I’m looking to build something in the 24 x 24 foot range. You said yours was approximately that size. Were you describing that main work area with or without the side side room where you stored the ash and shorter boards? Also how many 220 and 110 circuits do you have?
Hey! Yes, my main area is 26x26, then the closet butts Into some of it. That is not including the side room. Overall footprint is 32x32 if I remember correctly. I have 12 220volt outlets and 14 110 volt, all scattered around. I had the benefit of planning the space out for my shop, so had the electrical laid out for that. Lots of breakers!! Definitely go overboard if you can. Good luck!
I have a hillbilly woodshop compared to yours 😅
I’m very grateful to have this shop!
Awesome shop man! Thanks for sharing the great video! best of luck with the business and youtube!
Thanks for watching! 🙌