Most honest video on the Tube! Thanks for keeping the errors in, as we've all been there! AND... thanks for not playing some stupid music. It turned out great and you have inspired me to keep on keepin' on. Fantastic job!!
wow, that's awesome! Thanks so much! The flubs are my favorite part (once the project is done) so I wouldn't dream of leaving them out. :D I don't get a chance to post super frequently but I've got multiple videos in progress now so stay tuned for more flubs in the future!
I skipped through this video with it muted. I am so glad I went back and listened to the audio!!! Here I sit still laughing... about the board with glue that hit the floor... But any day in the shop is better than a day a work.
excellent work and even better to see that you had the confidence to show the 'warts and all' mistakes and problems which happened. great skills and a fine video and end piece - thankyou!
Very, very nice! The video and the box. You get things done! - despite your wobbly workbench ;) (I built mine myself, keeping to Paul Sellers's design, but not much of anything else actually using it - yet ... because I sold the two of them and was busy building another and another ... that bench *won't wobble* . At all.) Thank you for your in every way inspiring videos - of which I have only seen four so far ... two of which about the bathroom vanity. Which also came out very nice indeed! And thanks for the sharing of your ideas! Be well! And all the best!
Thanks for your kind words! I definitely need to spend some time on my bench, haha. I've toyed with the idea of making a funky modern steel + wood bench but that's still in the design phase :D
I like your bandsaw box.. i am a novice woodworker and like to make stuff like this from time to time when the kids and wife will let me, not very often though!
It can be hard to make enough time for my woodworking and I don't even have kids so I hear ya loud and clear. Make the most of whatever time you have! :D
Nice box and deliciously sad, yet hilarious moment when the tail broke. Been there done that! Looks like people who are into wood working don't tolerate that kind of language, while huge channels on here became big because of swearing. Weird. Thanks for uploading it!
Nice box. Just a little tip to help with the slippage in the glue up.....if you use a sprinkle of table salt between layers it will not move around. Makes clamping much easier :)
Thank you!! I've heard of that! Have you tried it? I've always been worried it would weaken the joint some. I ought to test it out cuz boards are ALWAYS running around on me.
I use the salt all the time... You just need a few grains at each end... as in 6 -10 spaced out. If you put a clump of salt it will suck the moisture from the glue and ruin it. By the time the glue is set the salt will disolve and you will not know it is there. Another trick is to hold the glue joint by hand until it grabs - and then clamp it.
Nice little project.... I liked your video allot using hand tool and power tools and solving problems like that split in the whale tail and also the HD is so nice on the eyes. I was going to show this to our 7 year old granddaughters until your dropped the F bomb. Please don't take this the wrong way but maybe you should find solutions to a problem when something breaks or when you make a mistake not curse words. I call it going into fix it mode when I screw up! I just smile and say ok I can fix that. Anyway I don't mean to preach to anyone I come to see videos and to learn... not worry about what my kids might hear. Keep up the good work and give a heads up about bad language. Thanks for the show!
thanks for your kind comment, tony! I definitely agree with you on the importance of having a positive, solutions-oriented attitude to problems. In general I do cultivate that mindset in the shop but for the time being, a few seconds of cursing seems to be part of the learning process for me :). Since I try to make the videos true to my actual shop experience, I keep these moments in the videos. I'm working on being more intentional with my cursing though. I appreciate you reaching out and hope to see you in future videos! :)
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Thanks for the subscribe! Right back atcha! From the looks of it we also share interest in Delta bandsaws :p The lathe is a beast. Bought it for a couple hundred bucks on CL. Getting it in/out of my car and up the three flights of stairs to my shop was a project in and of itself but it's a great machine. I should really get a shield like yours before I regret not having one!
You may like it young lady, but have you ANY idea what this poor guy went through to make it ? I was with him every inch of the way. The pain that man went through. !!! I was close to tears at one time. If you don't believe me, just listen to the very informative commentary.........and then ask him to make you another one !!!!!!!!! :) Great vid bro, have just got a band saw ...wow what a tool. Happy days.
I agree with you also I have just brought my first band saw and was looking for some think to make, it was very funny in parts as well ... good-luck to him
Loved the box the whale is cute. Loved the fact that he used tools that are within reach of a common guy and not the high dollar tools you see in most videos. Loved the look on her face when she got the box. I hate the use of the F bomb it adds nothing to the video in fact I almost turned it off after the first set. Just my opinion but it would be a better video with another adjective.
Thanks Tim! It was special to give it to her. I keep the cursing in my videos because it's what the shop experience is really like and I don't want to censor any of the experiece. Thanks for your kind words! Cheers!
sorry to hear that's a deal-breaker for you, ken. some people enjoy the uncensored view into the shop but many do not. check out Frank Howarth or Chris Salomone for high quality build videos without the cussin'. cheers! :D
Thanks Ian! I'm flattered to hear you were considering sharing it on your blog. I'm sorry the cursing is a deal breaker. it's something i've considered bleeping/omitting. I appreciate the feedback!
Love the voiceover work. So refreshing to hear the frustrations that happen in all workshops. Nice job.
:D Thanks!
Most honest video on the Tube! Thanks for keeping the errors in, as we've all been there! AND... thanks for not playing some stupid music. It turned out great and you have inspired me to keep on keepin' on. Fantastic job!!
wow, that's awesome! Thanks so much! The flubs are my favorite part (once the project is done) so I wouldn't dream of leaving them out. :D I don't get a chance to post super frequently but I've got multiple videos in progress now so stay tuned for more flubs in the future!
subscribed! :)
The mistakes were fantastic and very relatable!! Great build 👌🏼
Cheers, thanks!
The best part of making something is when the person you made it for gives such a beautiful smile...
Spot on :)
Nice to see a fellow woodworker cuss and make fun of his mistakes and minor accidents ! Love it and once again - keep the 45 off the fence !!!!!!!!!!
That young lady seemed to be excited about it. Great job! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Regina! :)
That’s brilliant, you made a lovely job if that, I did feel for you with all that sanding, bobbin sander I reckon on your shopping list 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Terry! The shopping list is never ending ;)
Laughed so hard at you with the glue and clamping.....so me!
I skipped through this video with it muted. I am so glad I went back and listened to the audio!!!
Here I sit still laughing... about the board with glue that hit the floor... But any day in the shop is better than a day a work.
Haha, thanks Dave! Shop days are the best :)
excellent work and even better to see that you had the confidence to show the 'warts and all' mistakes and problems which happened. great skills and a fine video and end piece - thankyou!
Adroitly thanks so much! that's very kind of you. got more coming soon (with warts and all) so stay tuned! :)
Very, very nice!
The video and the box.
You get things done! - despite your wobbly workbench ;)
(I built mine myself, keeping to Paul Sellers's design, but not much of anything else actually using it - yet ... because I sold the two of them and was busy building another and another ... that bench *won't wobble* . At all.)
Thank you for your in every way inspiring videos - of which I have only seen four so far ... two of which about the bathroom vanity. Which also came out very nice indeed!
And thanks for the sharing of your ideas!
Be well! And all the best!
Thanks for your kind words! I definitely need to spend some time on my bench, haha. I've toyed with the idea of making a funky modern steel + wood bench but that's still in the design phase :D
This may be my favorite learn-by-watching video of all time. Please make more.
Dang, really?! That's awesome, thanks so much! Got more coming soon!
Welcome to my world, But the box came out fantastic,
Great job. She looked very happy with it.
Rick Friesen thanks!
I like your bandsaw box.. i am a novice woodworker and like to make stuff like this from time to time when the kids and wife will let me, not very often though!
It can be hard to make enough time for my woodworking and I don't even have kids so I hear ya loud and clear. Make the most of whatever time you have! :D
Determination! I like it. and it was definitely worth the wait to see her happy face :)
I would love to make one, and thank you for the video, I was hoping to get a copy of your template, is it still available?
Hermoso trabajo
Great box, I felt and shared your pain when the tail cracked :-(
Thanks! ya it hurts when it happens but it gives me a chuckle every time I watch it now :D
Graham Turnbull lol. "That is dickered"
Nice box and deliciously sad, yet hilarious moment when the tail broke. Been there done that! Looks like people who are into wood working don't tolerate that kind of language, while huge channels on here became big because of swearing. Weird. Thanks for uploading it!
gah, thank you!!!
I made a wooden whale to mount to the wall last month and did the same thing to the tail!
will kerswell haha I guess whales are a good bandsaw box shape. gotta be careful with the tails tho!
Nice box. Just a little tip to help with the slippage in the glue up.....if you use a sprinkle of table salt between layers it will not move around. Makes clamping much easier :)
Thank you!! I've heard of that! Have you tried it? I've always been worried it would weaken the joint some. I ought to test it out cuz boards are ALWAYS running around on me.
I use the salt all the time... You just need a few grains at each end... as in 6 -10 spaced out. If you put a clump of salt it will suck the moisture from the glue and ruin it. By the time the glue is set the salt will disolve and you will not know it is there. Another trick is to hold the glue joint by hand until it grabs - and then clamp it.
Ah, I didn't realize so little could help. I'll give that a try on my next project. Thanks!
at 1:40 when u were glueing and it was sliding u can use some table salt with the glue and it won't slide as much
But just a few grains are needed... do not sprinkle it or it will dry out the glue.
AWESOME Bandsaw Box
:D
Wow, thanks so much!! Yours is my comment ever :)
Giuliano's Things :D you're welcome
Holy cow....all I can say is....holy cow.
Mike Daugherty :D thanks!
geat job an original gift. Thank you
i know you won't care but , at glue time if you sprinkle some table salt on top the glue , your boards won't slide around . cool box
haha I DO care! Someone else mentioned that as well. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks for the idea! :)
You don't even need the salt. All you had to do was rub the pieces together a little and they would stick. And you were using way too much glue.
The lady is lovely, look after her. :-)
Nice little project.... I liked your video allot using hand tool and power tools and solving problems like that split in the whale tail and also the HD is so nice on the eyes. I was going to show this to our 7 year old granddaughters until your dropped the F bomb. Please don't take this the wrong way but maybe you should find solutions to a problem when something breaks or when you make a mistake not curse words. I call it going into fix it mode when I screw up! I just smile and say ok I can fix that. Anyway I don't mean to preach to anyone I come to see videos and to learn... not worry about what my kids might hear.
Keep up the good work and give a heads up about bad language. Thanks for the show!
thanks for your kind comment, tony! I definitely agree with you on the importance of having a positive, solutions-oriented attitude to problems. In general I do cultivate that mindset in the shop but for the time being, a few seconds of cursing seems to be part of the learning process for me :). Since I try to make the videos true to my actual shop experience, I keep these moments in the videos. I'm working on being more intentional with my cursing though. I appreciate you reaching out and hope to see you in future videos! :)
Does the draw on the inside come out easily? As I didn't see a handle or a knob on it I was wondering how easy is it to get it out
Hey George! Yup it's really loose in there and the space underneath it is enough to get a finger in and pull on the bottom of it. :)
Great bandsaw box and great video...i had a whale of a time watching 🤣
AYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
I felt your pain with the crack! Fostner bits when you can
Xyienced definitely. I try to think of these as learning opportunities haha :)
Good work !
Thanks!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Well done for persevering -great job in the end. Bad Language is better than bad music - any background music for that matter!
Cool box, NOW the girls box id to see.
amazing
thanks!!
very nicely done pal. by chance do you have a template?
John May thank you! I did everything freehand so I don't have a template. I could probably trace it and scan it if you'd like?
my freehand skills are pretty poor. if it wouldn't be too much trouble I'd appreciate it.
Sure, I'll send it your way as soon as I can get to a scanner!
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Are you planning to post a template? I really like the proportions!
Thank you! I threw it up on dropbox.
www.dropbox.com/s/rfn2e5jub9d8456/Whale%20Box%20Template.pdf?dl=0
I have the same lathe as you, mine just isnt a variable speed. 1968 rockwell! Consider me a new subscriber!
Thanks for the subscribe! Right back atcha! From the looks of it we also share interest in Delta bandsaws :p
The lathe is a beast. Bought it for a couple hundred bucks on CL. Getting it in/out of my car and up the three flights of stairs to my shop was a project in and of itself but it's a great machine. I should really get a shield like yours before I regret not having one!
You may like it young lady, but have you ANY idea what this poor guy went through to make it ? I was with him every inch of the way. The pain that man went through. !!! I was close to tears at one time. If you don't believe me, just listen to the very informative commentary.........and then ask him to make you another one !!!!!!!!! :)
Great vid bro, have just got a band saw ...wow what a tool.
Happy days.
Enjoy your bandsaw! It opens up a lot of possibilities.
I agree with you also I have just brought my first band saw and was looking for some think to make, it was very funny in parts as well ... good-luck to him
Nice job and nice girlfriend. Keep up the good work!
Everything you clamp or vise falls out,
cool
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Loved the box the whale is cute. Loved the fact that he used tools that are within reach of a common guy and not the high dollar tools you see in most videos. Loved the look on her face when she got the box. I hate the use of the F bomb it adds nothing to the video in fact I almost turned it off after the first set. Just my opinion but it would be a better video with another adjective.
Thanks Tim! It was special to give it to her. I keep the cursing in my videos because it's what the shop experience is really like and I don't want to censor any of the experiece. Thanks for your kind words! Cheers!
Holy Wood :D
:D
Very very nice work
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totally should of made poke out fins for the handle instead of burning :p otherwise great job
Same here 😂😂😂
Hello.what's your name?
Hi bro soy el del bus q te pidio el nombre de tu canal🙌
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Ah fuck nice video.
Brian Cross haha thanks, bud! Cheers!
Ótimo
you are dangerous working with these tools
Don't like you dropping the F bomb but nice project
Cheers!
after the forth F bomb I quit watching.
sorry to hear that's a deal-breaker for you, ken. some people enjoy the uncensored view into the shop but many do not. check out Frank Howarth or Chris Salomone for high quality build videos without the cussin'. cheers! :D
nice work. I say the same things. Don't record them, it will reduce your subscribers. I like your project but can't share it on my blog.
Thanks Ian! I'm flattered to hear you were considering sharing it on your blog. I'm sorry the cursing is a deal breaker. it's something i've considered bleeping/omitting. I appreciate the feedback!
very good project ..but ......all this for a woman?hahahah
Rock on Thessaloniki :)
Too bad I had to stop watching due to the un-needed cursing.
I'm sorry that's a deal breaker for you. There's lots of great G-rated woodworking content available out there. Frank Howarth is one of my favorites!
watch your mouth
sorry MOM
lol " watch your mouth" . daddy didnt like those nasty words? sit down James.
Potty mouth!
decent content, terrible audio... LANGUAGE NOT APPROPRIATE.....