Making Small Tables From Wood Scraps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- I explain how I make my tables with no visible screws, which makes them worth more on the marketplace, for more profit. With summer coming up soon, the demand for summer tables on the marketplace is extremely high right now, with multiple clients wanting many at once.
0:00 Intro
0:30 Planing the wood to an even thickness
1:02 Ripping the wood on the table saw
3:50 Cutting the wood to length
4:45 Pocket Holes
7:11 Assembly
14:42 Sanding
15:17 Painting
15:52 All Done!
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Great project ! Like the use of pocket holes for a professional look.. Keep it up.
It was a tight fit under the supports but so worth it, Thanks for watching!
Good job and project thx for sharing Keep building
Thanks for the support!
Nice project, they look great!
Thanks for the support!
How long does a typical project take for you?! You have so many great projects and videos it’s unreal. It takes me like a whole day just to get materials cut lol
I try to plan a bit more than it seems ahead of doing the video, so I got a piece of papier with my cuts needed, and know the next steps ahead of time, can line it up much faster. Everything except glueups were done in a day or less! Glueups I let dry overnight to make sure they can sustain the planer after. Editing takes as much time i'd say! Thanks for the support!
Bout to break 1k!!!
then 10k!
Where did you get your pocket hole jig? GREAT content!
It's a VEVOR from Vevor.com or amazon. Thanks for watching!
Great videos!
Making me feel like I can build these too!
Question: could I sand all the pieces before assembly to make finish sanding easier?
Just wondering if there was a reason why you didn’t all at the end. Thanks!
I have a belt sander that I use to sand things a bit smoother for indoor use but for stuff like that for outside, I tend to just break the edge with sand paper blocks. Thanks for the support! Building those is really fun, that paint stick trick since I learned it, ive applied it to many little tables and stools, makes everything look proper! Have fun
@@Mat_Builds thanks for the reply. Great content. Looking forward to getting my wood shop set up and starting a little side business. Thanks man!
Good luck I hope it works out! Make many at once, that's really key to making decent marketplace money I found. 5-6 of each item is what I usually do.
What was that sanding pad or disc that you were using?
Search for "hand hook sanding pad" on amazon and you'll find them. They use the same sand papers as orbital sanders. Thanks for watching!
Great build! How much are you selling these for?
I've posted those 2 for 80 a set or 50 for one yesterday (Canadian CAD), and i've got someone coming over for one this morning, I'm making green ones and blue ones today. This was the first time I post that model on marketplace, i've been doing more black and brown designs and benches up until recently. We just got a snow storm after almost no winter, i'm surprised people are still in summer prep mode! Thanks for watching!
@@Mat_Builds I really enjoyed your table build out of 2x6’s!!!!