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Fairbairn Furnishings
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2014
Amateur woodworking in a small shop. Come along as I continue my woodworking journey.
How does it all fit: SHOP TOUR - Collapsable Small-Garage Woodworking Shop
Watch as I explain my Collapsable, Small Shop Setup and still fit two cars in this 6m x 6m Garage.
My Wife and I are moving from our house in Far North Queensland to the family home in South Australia. Before I leave, I wanted to document my simple yet functional workspace I’ve developed over the past couple years. I’ll show you through my collapsable setup including showing the functionality of my table saw bench, mitre saw, thicknesser, Rack-it System, Small parts storage and more.
I make it clear in the video that the reason I cannot just dedicate a side of the shop to woodworking and park on the street is local youth crime issues where I live. But less about that.
Always looking for tips and comments.
#desknames #corporate #officedesk #officefurniture #elegance #dewalttools #thicknesser #tablesaw #fairbairn #furnishing #shopfurniture #smallshops #woodworking #recycled #recycledtimber #smallshop
TOOLS:
Table Saw: sydneytools.com.au/product/dewalt-dwe7491-xe-2000w-254mm-table-saw-16mm-bore?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwq86wBhDiARIsAJhuphlwb1APPxkAPDj7gCKuMT0pbNTtrX4GhGEdU211X10qwmXc1eQLuKwaAi2VEALw_wcB
Thicknesser: www.dewalt.com/product/dw735/13-three-knife-two-speed-thickness-planer
Mitre Saw
www.totaltools.com.au/136654-makita-18vx2-305mm-slide-compound-saw-dls211zu
Rack-It Storage shelves:
rack-it.com.au/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwv7O0BhDwARIsAC0sjWPmDzWov3Bg6_PBqE1yKGdeiJ194kf6NXBrQSa0JASQj3ymBJDhr2saAs7jEALw_wcB
My Wife and I are moving from our house in Far North Queensland to the family home in South Australia. Before I leave, I wanted to document my simple yet functional workspace I’ve developed over the past couple years. I’ll show you through my collapsable setup including showing the functionality of my table saw bench, mitre saw, thicknesser, Rack-it System, Small parts storage and more.
I make it clear in the video that the reason I cannot just dedicate a side of the shop to woodworking and park on the street is local youth crime issues where I live. But less about that.
Always looking for tips and comments.
#desknames #corporate #officedesk #officefurniture #elegance #dewalttools #thicknesser #tablesaw #fairbairn #furnishing #shopfurniture #smallshops #woodworking #recycled #recycledtimber #smallshop
TOOLS:
Table Saw: sydneytools.com.au/product/dewalt-dwe7491-xe-2000w-254mm-table-saw-16mm-bore?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwq86wBhDiARIsAJhuphlwb1APPxkAPDj7gCKuMT0pbNTtrX4GhGEdU211X10qwmXc1eQLuKwaAi2VEALw_wcB
Thicknesser: www.dewalt.com/product/dw735/13-three-knife-two-speed-thickness-planer
Mitre Saw
www.totaltools.com.au/136654-makita-18vx2-305mm-slide-compound-saw-dls211zu
Rack-It Storage shelves:
rack-it.com.au/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwv7O0BhDwARIsAC0sjWPmDzWov3Bg6_PBqE1yKGdeiJ194kf6NXBrQSa0JASQj3ymBJDhr2saAs7jEALw_wcB
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Making a Wooden Desk Plaques - Simple Office Addition
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Ever wanted to add that simple yet elegant piece to your workspace that shows who you are and what you’re about in one simple name plate? some work colleagues asked me to copy my desk name for their individual desks, through this process I cut a slab of cherry into 12 name plates before finishing and Laser Engraving them with the help of the team at the Townsville Army Makers Space. The team wa...
Making an Angled Wine Rack
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This was a design I have made before, an angular wine rack that holds 10 bottles of whatever you fancy. The holder is made of yet another mystery wood, this time I’m thinking American Oak boards glued and sold as a project panel from #bunnings. To create this wine rack, my Wife and I simply shortened the board and cut a 14-degree angle into the top piece. From there we use a forstner bit to cut...
Refreshing an IKEA Classic using Recycled timber - RÅSKOG Trolley Top
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Ikea sell this functional and strong, Three Shelf trolley they call a RÅSKOG and it comes with a Bamboo wooden shelf lid which I really like for its functionality. I do not however love the look of bamboo boards and so in this video I will utilise a left-over panel I glued up for the Pacific Folding Bar project last year. These Jarrah tongue and groove floorboards sand up nicely and due to bein...
I made too many MISTAKES- Dewalt 735 Thicknesser Infeed Table.
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recently got a hold of a #dewalt735, an Excellent small shop thicknesser. however i wanted to build an on theme infeed table to suit the aesthetic within my small shop. check out the simple manner in which i built this functional addition. #dewalt #thicknesser #woodworking #build #sonya7iv #4k
Small Builds - Building a Salt and Pepper Holder
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Making a simple holder for our salt and pepper shakers. Wood: Jarrah Tooling: - Milwalkee Cordless Drill - Makita 40v cordless mitre saw - Hole Saw Set - Stanley 3 piece chisel set - wooden mallet - Ryobi Palm Router - Ryobi 125mm Orbital Sander - Ryobi Multi tool (w/ sanding attachment) - 12mm Straight router bit - 1/2" chamfer bit - 80-240 grit sandpaper Products: Gilly's Floor Polish - gilly...
Turning Recycled Timber into a Pacific Folding Bar - Part 2
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Using Recycled Floor boards, watch as i build a Pacific Folding Bar. in the second part of the two part series, I build the side boxes, hang them as doors and finish the bar before attaching castors to make the bar mobile. If you like this longer form content please leave a like or a comment. Note* I am still growing in my video filming and editing journey. please excuse some of the shotty cuts...
Turning Recycled Timber into a Pacific Folding Bar - Part 1
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Using Recycled Floor boards, watch as i build a Pacific Folding Bar. in the first part of a two part series I build the main cabinet of the bar, consisting of a number of glued panels. Let me know what you think: #woodworking #diy #fairbairn #furnishings #recycled #timber #makita #satisfying #meditative #build #wood #australian #dewalt #ryobi #diabloblades
Turn your Old Ipad into a Picture Frame
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If you have old tech lying around and have sought a use for them check this out. frame your old Ipads or other Tablet sized devices to create an electronic picture frame. This Ipad is a 4th Generation so not supported by newer software but you can still Airdrop photos to create awesome Slideshows to show off your latest shots!.
Making a Microphone Stand
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Another Short build creating a simple yet elegant microphone stand. Thanks to @FairbairnFilms I now have a new microphone to continue building on the audio quality of these videos. Materials: Cherry and Jarrah. Rode Podmic: rode.com/en/microphones/broadcast/podmic
Making a Shelf for the Couch out of recycled timber
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Watch as i design and build a shelf to sit behind my couch (sofa). My Wife asked me to build a little shelf to sit between our 90 degree couch and the wall, we headed to a scrap yard and managed to recycle a few pieces of Australian hardwood into this simple yet elegant addition to our living room. Note* I am progressing in my skills around producing these videos, i do however acknowledge that ...
Making a Angular Wine Bottle Holder
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Check out this Wine bottle holder, it uses gravity and angular strain to stay upright. No Nails, No Glue, Just Gravity Music: Will Harrison - Over of This Town Roy Edwin Williams - Big Sur This channel in no way supports dangerous drinking habits, please drink responsibly.
Building a simple Wooden Mallet
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Watch as I replicate the simple wooden mallet with some Spotted Gum and Cherry offcuts.
Overview: Out-feed/ Flip top Woodworking table
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Overview: Out-feed/ Flip top Woodworking table
Good on yu mate, I see you I appreciate you. Cheers from the Westside Oi
Thank you very much!
Just stumbled across your channel. Love the wine rack. I'm going to "borrow" this idea (🤨🤣). And I've subscribed. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍
Thanks so much! I’ll be honest I hadn’t seen your channel either (gotta love the algorithm) I’ll be sure to take a look at your amazing catalogue also!
Do you have any ideas for me to take forward?
Brilliant mate! Love the finished product
Thanks! Let me know if you’re in the market!
Love the finished product mate great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hey brother, great video love the work
Thanks mate, appreciate it
Love it thank you so much for your informative content
You are so welcome!
really need to make yourself some oush blocks and sticks , those yellow ones are crap and have your hands way too close.
Fair point, I’ll ad them to the list! Thanks
Definitely try the 3M Xtract Cubitron II sanding discs. They come in a mesh or solid with multiple holes. The mesh is best for dust collection, but the solid ones last a bit longer. Both are better than anything else on the market (IMO). The cheapest place I've found them in small quantities is Sydney Tools, but I think Hammer Roo might do better pricing for bulk quantities (50+).
Pricey, thanks for the recommendations, How are they for tearing and exposing the veltcro surface, or is that what the pad saver is for?
@@fairbairnfurnishings I've never had one tear. The mesh is quite robust. They wear out around the edges slightly quicker but they work so much better they're still good value.
Awesome, I’ll give them a go!
It's a beautiful piece you made, it really is. I'm just confused by all of that work for gaining what five six more inches on either side? I think I would have made something that added at least a foot on either side. I don't think that's going to help in the least with something like an 8 ft or a 10 ft piece of wood.
I truly agree! The problem I have had so far is actually stability. If I added a table that was longer at this point where it’s on a small trolley I fear it would either allow the indeed to lift the table and cause snipe or it would lead to the entire cart becoming more unstable due to the long reach. If I’m honest I would say this was a chance to play with a new toy, build and film something but it’s not the last you’ll see of this thicknesser and I’ll definitely take your advice when I can build more robust base.
You should make a planer flip feed table like for your miter saw. Accept the challenge, you saw this comment you have to.
Challenger acknowledged… challenge considered…. Challenger paused until I’m in a lager space, I won’t forget what you have done for me this day!
Awesome!👏
Thanks! 😄
Great work, and great video quality and editing, I was shocked when I realized it isn't a big channel already. Keep up the amazing work 👏
Thank you, you are too kind
Sir Thank you for sharing this knowledgeable experience :) 🙏
You’re welcome
Sooo good. So proud of my step son. ❤
Great job
Nice project. Thanks for taking the time to share. I’ve broken some woodworking rules in the past to achieve the design I wanted. But one I would be very concerned about breaking is glueing a cross grained board to the end of a panel. You glued and biscuited the cross grain board rather than doing something like a breadboard that would leave room for movement. Maybe in the next video you could comment on that design choice.
Typically you would be right. There is however another school of thought that says that so long as you add a domino, biscuit or dowel that you’ll be fine with bread boarding panels as these joiners add extra gluing surfaces not as impacted by seasonal wood movement . I think you are right in some instances however these were potentially 70-100 year old floor boards which were well and truly dry so the risk of movement is lower than typical.
👏👏 Can't wait for part 2 😁
Check it out!!
Great set up, thanks for the video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Good stuff
Awesome. Very satisfying 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome and simple design!!!
Glad you like it!
Been watching a bunch of vids on how to make these and I like when the bottle sits straight horizontal. So yours is the best so far 👍
Thank you for your kind words
Nice but how do you get the angle right for it to sit on its own. Do you do any math? Or do you cut it bit by bit to slowly get it right?
Thanks for the comment concerned TH-camr.. made a few of these before and I found that 30 degrees is about right, 45degrees is too harsh and bottles half full sometimes topple over and anything less than 30 won’t stand up properly
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice work.
Thank you! Cheers!