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The Naked Carpenter
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2016
I'm an average Alaskan guy learning the craftsmanship of carpentry. I love wood, I love making, and I love making knowledge accessible to others. Need to get in touch? my mailing address is:
The Naked Carpenter
8022 E 32nd Ave #B
Anchorage, Alaska 99504.
The Naked Carpenter
8022 E 32nd Ave #B
Anchorage, Alaska 99504.
Puerto Vallarta Trip 2019
A short video of our trip to Puerto Vallarta for Dia De Los Muertos!
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DIY Epoxy Countertop-How to Woodworking
มุมมอง 46K6 ปีที่แล้ว
This is my take on the whole Live Edge Resin River Table Genre that's flooded social media this past year. Instead of doing a river table, I kept the slab intact and decided to pour it in a mould to make a countertop. I used EcoPoxy's 2:1 epoxy, and was really happy with how it turned out. If you have any questions, feel free to email me at: thenakedcarpenter85@gmail.com Thanks! -Erik
Modified Paulk Workbench
มุมมอง 250K7 ปีที่แล้ว
Paulk Workbench Plans: stores.modularmarket.com/paulk_homes/ Original Paulk Workbench: th-cam.com/video/Bt77_jugVZs/w-d-xo.html New Britt Workshop Channel (Parf Guide Designer): th-cam.com/users/StoneMessage Part Guide Overview: th-cam.com/video/5usysrkgQBo/w-d-xo.html Tools Used in the Build: Festool Carvex: amzn.to/2y9wdye Festool Tracksaw TS75: amzn.to/2wXkCxm Festool OF1400 Router: amzn.to/...
DIY Edison Bulb Pallet Sign
มุมมอง 78K7 ปีที่แล้ว
I built this sign for some friends for their wedding. I incorporated elements of pallet wood, distressed wood, and Edison Light Bulbs. Below is a link to the Edison Light Bulb String Lights from Home Depot: www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-48-ft-24-Socket-Incandescent-String-Light-Set-72023-HD/300028174
Surprise Europe Trip for my Wife
มุมมอง 107K7 ปีที่แล้ว
I surprised my wife and am sending her to Germany to spend some time with her best friend. Her reactions are priceless! We love you Britt!
DIY String Art Alaska Sign
มุมมอง 20K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Take some nails, some old fence boards, some yarn, and a little creativity and you've got yourself a time-machine back to the 70's for some string-art alaskan style. Music By Joel Slabach - 1000 Letters - Liscenced through Soundstripe.com
Alaskan Cabin Build
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2 stories, 20 windows, 2 doors, 1728 sq ft, and 1 Island. This video shows from final preparation/grade, foundation prep, through final framing of a 2 story, 1728 sq ft Cabin. I shot the video on a very old Sony A-100 DSLR. My CCD is on it's way out as you can see from all the dust particles and missing pixels in certain shots, but it's a fun camera to have to throw around for stuff like this. ...
Festool Domino Timberframe sign
มุมมอง 10K8 ปีที่แล้ว
Timberframe sign timelapse. The exterior sign was constructed with the Festool Domino XL DF 700 and Sipo Mahogany Tenons for outdoor. The Festool RO 90 was used as well, along with the Festool Carvex PS 420. This was my first project using the DF700, and it was phenomenal. Cut dozens of mortises in a matter of minutes. So impressed with Festool's products. Can't wait to jump on more projects us...
U are a really kind and understanding husband 👌❤🤘
I think the holes in the middle bracing are unnecessary except for weight savings. Seems like a ton of holes to cut for nothing.
I liked when she was shocked still holding up the passport 😂😂
I don't understand why he doesn't go without his wife! It would more joyful
Hi, i recently published the plans from Ron (smart bench) and received 12 colourful pages and diagrams, however it looks like your plans came with instructions. Do i have that right?
She is gonna have so much beer and food with her bestie to watch her back, niceeee.
Good video
This could have been a great video... except... it was impossible to understand a single word because of the stupid music...😡
So, when does the nakedness happen?
get rid of the pocket hole jig. smash it with a hammer so you don’t use it again and throw it in the trash barrel. use dados, and glue, and nails. woodworking is fun. pocket holes are not fun. they are not real, its a pigmentation of woodworking lol.
Different ways to skin a cat! Appreciate the view!
Great video. Wish you had more. Great camera work. Appreciate the insane effort. Is your drill storage center from any TH-cam channel or maybe magazine plans? I like it.
I made it myself. i should make a video on it. Keep a look out for a video in the future!
I bought this for my friend for his birthday as we just moved into a new house and he finally has room for a workshop. The bench was very easy to set up th-cam.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh They center support is a little difficult to snap in and out of place at first but at least then we know the bench is secure. It was a pleasant surprise when we saw it came with clamps. I apparently missed that in the description. My friend loves the versatility of the bench. Great starter bench for his workshop and easily transportable all over our property. I wish the bench was a little taller but the other features of the bench more than make up for that.
You should have swept the floor before you started.
Just found your video and it's bang on what I need to make. I see it's been some time when u made this video. My question is how has the bench holding up with everyday use?
That's so funny. What a crazy way to surprise a wife. I love it. :)
Thanks Matthew!
Beautiful
Thank you!
interessante e bel video. saluti salvio
Thanks!
This guy needs to comeback to TH-cam.
Thanks man. I need to get back to uploading
Would be nice if my husband did something like this
This is a great video, your design is pretty much exactly what I was planning for my own workbench/outfeed of my table saw. I was wondering if the 2x4 crib, I think you called it, is intended to keep the bench rigid/not sagging in the middle. I wasn't planning to do something like this and was wondering if you think it will sag without it.
Hey Travis! The 2x4’s are for the tool storage underneath the workbench to not sag. but I don’t thing the paulk workbench would sag. It’s basically a torsion box. super super rigid. Does that make sense?
@@thenakedcarpenter2502 Right on, thanks for the reply! I'll be building mine this weekend, alongside my car camping platform setup.
dude, that’s awesome. I’d love to see pics. do you have instagram?
nice man!
send me a message with your email. i’d love to see pica
Wow such a nice workbench. very inspiring !
thanks man!
Try to do it with woodglut plans :)
Is there a reason you decided to finish the top with oil instead of resin? Just curious! Great workmanship, man.
great question. I prefer a more matted sheen (usually satin), and I also don’t like synthetic finishes that if damaged need to be repaired. So that’s why I go with oil. Thanks for your words. Appreciated it!
Great video, thank you. Love the music backing also. Top tutorial
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Great video! I'm looking into building an even smaller version of this just for portability. I'm also going to look into the Festool Carvex thanks to you lol. Just curious, that 6" jigsaw blade didn't flex at all while you were cutting through all those sheets? Keep up the great work!
Nice work! What kind of tape is that? Thanks for sharing!
It’s called G-tape
Thanks for watching!
Helloo! I’m a little late with a comment but WOW this made me smile so much! Made me so happy to watch from beginning to end, started tearing up myself! Hope Brit had a wonderful trip that year 😊
Great video. And you have a beautiful family.
Woow
Epoxy done right!
What a great instructional video !!! Your a natural
You done good! Thanks
Lucky..I wish I didn't have a single mom who can't literally afford anything. I wanna go to Australia, Hawaii, France, etc. like the rest of my friends. I guess God gave me a harder life. 🙁
Where are your plans for this table? This is exactly what I want. Great job!
4:29 me too buddy....awesome build! Great video I appreciate you doing it for us!
I cannot imagine how you managed to pull that off. How would you get your wife the time off? That's awesome. These type of videos go viral. Well done.
My husband used these plans from Stodoys and he is very pleased.
I need one at 16’ long!
Thank you!!! Awesome video, great to see you keeping the little guy busy!!! Your video is hands down 5 star!!!!!
+Darien D Thanks so much man!
I have that same feeling when I cut chicken, so blessed that I almost kneel down and thank the lord before taking that first mouth watering succulent bite of this that juicy bird.....Oh brother!????
+MR. BIG LOL
So sweet she was crying you know how to make a girl happy man :>
You did so good i love It you prob worked so hard your good at building :D
Lol she was shook.
+Katie lol. thanks!
You seem to be missing the point of the Paulk bench. Torsion boxes are stiff and stable, and have virtually no movement with moisture change. And, I’m confused as to why the Paulk portion is independent of the main carcass.
Hey Randall, take me to school then. in your opinion what’s the main point of the Paulk workbench? Sincerely, an anxious school boy
@@thenakedcarpenter2502 A torsion box consists of two sheets with some system to hold them apart. For them to bow or twist the separator has to compress or expand, and/or the top and bottom sheets have to compress or stretch. The separators can be a web out of wood, or sheets of foam as in a Structural Insulated Panel, or SIP. And you may have seen them in the hard corners that Simpson Strong-Tie make to provide shear strength at garage corners. Torsion boxes made from plywood are very easy to get dead flat, particularly if you are making the webs of ripped plywood and glueing and screwing them to the top and bottom. the weber will be straight and not want to bend, so any bow or twist in the plywood top and bottom sheets will straighten itself out to conform to the ripped strips of the webbing. The Paulk bench is a torsion box, with holes in the webs. This lightens the box, and allows him to utilize the interior for storage. He made his as two smaller panels which can be placed together in a 4X8-ft work center. I can see how handy they would be if your doing a lot of trim and finish carpentry, and fairly useful if you’re framing. When you did yours you built a platform out of 2X material with no bottom plane and then made a cabinet system on top of that complete with a top, and then added a torsion box on top. The system would have been lighter and more stable if you used a sheet of 1/4 plywood glued onto 1x4s with the 3/4 plywood top. And, since you intend for it to be a semi mobile piece which never leaves the shop, it would probably been best to build the top, and then with it upside down, use the bottom of the top torsion box as a solid flat base, and build up from the floor towards the bottom of your system.
+Randall Thomas Hey Randall. Thanks for the input, I never really planned to take this out of the shop and have it mobile like Ron Paulk does. I actually recently just chopped the whole think in half to make some more room in my shop! The holes are definitely handy, although they kind of become tool traps and I find them getting cluttered often with stuff. Thanks for your interaction! Cheers!
@@randallthomas5207 what would he do if if a small part fell through the holes? They are retrievable with the Paulk. And makes a dandy place to temporarily stash tools and jigs.
what is with craig pocketholes? Seems like any build like this is all pockethoes. Just screw it together and use wood glue if you need to. Or do some actual joints.
+Charles J Gartner How exactly do you propose using woodworking joints with plywood Charles? Mortise and tenon? Lap joints? Oh wait, non of those would work in this application Kreg screws are so popular because they’re efficient and allow you to screw plywood together without it splitting due to the ply’s susceptibility to splitting. If you were to, ‘screw it together’ as you say, it would split apart. Seems like you can’t recognize innovation when it’s staring you in the face. The forest for the trees mate. Forest for the trees. The kreg screw is a true game changer for anyone willing to look past their ego and embrace innovation. Cheers!
@@thenakedcarpenter2502 My point is: It's a workbench. Not every screw has to be hidden. Just use a countersink. Second... you can use biscuits if you really want to make a workbench that's going to be beat up look like furniture. Sorry, I just think the kreg pocket jig is like... idk... amateur shit. I'd rather my piece look really rowdy, or really finished. Just a personal preference. Pocketholes seem like extra work to hide screws that don't need to be hidden.
+Charles J Gartner I gotcha man. Thanks for responding! Usually it’s just keyboard warriors on here. I appreciate your input! Cheers mate!
"I'm gonna be by myself." That hit hard
Soooo true
best surprise!
+Eric Davies thanks
as beautiful as useless ! gj anyway
I want to create this look completely with Epoxy
+vqfive Nice!