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Really well crafted and good looking just as a piece of high end wood working. The one issue with ponies that have large knobs on the side, however, is that your thread loop sometimes gets snagged on the knobs while you're stitching. If they could be made tapered and flush (or slightly inset) knobs to avoid this, it would be perfection.

Wow! Beautiful work. I’ve seen a lot of these made, but yours earns 1st place by a good margin 👍 Subscription earned.

Looks great! What is the material for the drawers at 13:55?

Really enjoyed this Steve! Creating and expressing yourself gives so much fulfillment, and you can do it in so many ways.

Love it! Looks awesome, and i like how you use different tools and techniques for the different parts. And who does not want a Shaper now!! 🤩 Took a while for me to watch it. Sorry! -but was saving it for the big tv, and not just on my phone one the bus to work 😛. And it was worth it 🔥

0:39 May you share where you got this work table from?

Is there a place where a workshop would allow me to use there machines like you’ve done and bring my own wood?

Thats a beautiful tool box, Steve. such clever design ideas with the little trays for each process. I'm sure Sally will love using it.

🗣 grovemade doesnt cost that much 🗣

Really enjoyed this! I’ve lost my ‘mojo’ of late and this has helped me feel a inspired!

Beautiful! The project and your message!

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Great build Steve. It came out really nice. Loved the designs and those little bits to cover up the voids and knot holes.

What a beautiful toolbox for your lovely wife. I always appreciate how you use reclaimed wood for most of your projects and make something beautiful out of them. I've been listening to the back catalogue of The Three Northern Makers podcast and just got to the episode where you and Pierre talk about what your second channels would be about if you had them. I think you've done a great job of weaving in your mental health advice into your woodworking videos and it really makes them something special and more interesting than "I've made this project today". Keep up the great work!

Love it Steve, when you making me one??

Mate that’s incredible I love the end result and I bet your wife loved it too. You’ve got some nice kit there I especially like the shaper origin. I’ve had my eye on one of those for a few years now but just a bit out of my budget. Great video fella 👍🏻

Very nice! But you'll have to build a bigger one soon. As tool junkies go we never have enough. LOL. Love the podcast as well.

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Love the design and being honest about the total cost. Please do more!

This is the first time for me to see one of your videos, and I liked the simplicity and the way your table came out. Well done 👏

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Just beautiful. Never believe pallet wood can look so good. Much applause 👏 👏👏👏

Great video! I'm going to use this same method to build a stovetop cover for a family member. A little tip to prevent your workpieces from sticking to your clamps is to add some painters tape to the bars of the clamps. Then you won't have any future potential head injuries haha.

Great looking table! I am unsure if you ever tried, but an impact driver works far better for driving screws, than a drill. A drill is best for making holes. An impact gun installs screws. Though it makes a bit of a racket, it is far easier to run the screw in without marring the head. Also, because the torque isn't constant and instead alternates rapidly, it is less likely to break/shear the screw.

great video and table!

Quick tip from a pro, make yourself a router table. It is guaranteed 100% fun making it, it will save lots of time and if the router is powerful enough, you wouldn't even need a spindle moulder.

Like you, I watched every video I could find regarding DIY stitching ponies. Yours is the best one and I'm going to use yours as a guide. Thanks for a great job. Well done!

What’s that tool you use to break the pallets up?

Beautiful, the work, the message, everything. I love working with reclaimed wood too, making the discarded Beautiful. Recently I made a palletwood work top for a campervan conversion. Subscriber gained

I came to watch a bit of woodworking and got a fucking philosophy lesson.

Woodworking video with deep thoughts, great combination. Keep up this theme, it's unique, and that's the key to a great channel. You've got another follower in me.

Inspirational video. Love how you relate the wood to life events and a lovely design of table too. Good job.

I enjoyed that. thank you.

the mirka sanding discs are excellent, well worth the extra cost than sandpaper

I built a manual version of the nail remover, using a steel tube and a cutoff nail. Works like a charm. I think I need to upload it as a video. 🙂

This is the best DIY desk shelf I’ve seen. Well done mate. Defo looks as good as those expensive American ones. However I must admit if you spent £30 on just glue and that small second shelf plywood. I think overall if you’re having to buy everything it probably won’t be that cheap to make. And grovemade do use premium materials I’ll give them that. Plus the labour as this does take some craftsmanship and mustn’t forget taxes. As well as other costs I’ve not mentioned I think it can start to add up. Although still I’m not buying one nor am I advocating others to buy, I can understand why they’re expensive now.

Well done Steve, big fan of your videos and the craftsmanship you involve each time. 10/10

That is art! I'm a pallet hustler and I have built some things like bird boxes but this is inspiring!

This is crazy how much it looks like the real thing. How much were materials?

Where is the plant from? Looks great!!!

Love the video! The story telling is great and makes me think about my own life, - and what might need "adjustment". Its relaxing watching you build and listening to the story while i note all the smart "woodworking stuf" you do. doublesided tape for templates, nails for drying painted parts, rough cut with band saw or jig saw and flush trim with router etc etc. Also a lot of things to note in my "smart things to know when doing woodworking" book in your previous video. Please keep 'em coming Steve! <3

Aw man my heart was in my mouth there for a while. Such a fabulous build. Beautiful table. Well done.

Beautiful tables Steve

Beautiful work! Don’t have the STL for the tray you used?

I’m 10 minutes in…. You’ve got a long term subscriber in the making. Brilliant stuff 😊

Nice work mate. I never would have of those colors for a table but they work well 👍

looks good!

Thanks mate. Great video, looking forward to more :)

You have become a solid pallet wood hustler and teller of stories Steve!