Woodworking: Mission Style Sidetables - Free plans!
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- A mission style side table, built as a gift for my mum for Christmas (2019).
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Free plans! thewoodknight.com/product/mission-style-side-tables/
Your mom probably loved it!
Thank you for this video!
Great job Paul, great to see the Australian woods in use.
Thanks! No need for exotics with the range we have locally :)
Thank you, Paul. That's a very nice side table.
A very nice project - I'm sure your mum was pleased with them!
Great build. thanks for the plans.
Saw this on Instructables and just had to see how you built it. The workmanship is amazing! Love the two tones of wood. Subscribing now!
I agree, I think you got it just right. Really nice table and good video. Lots of good universally applicable tips here
Thanks Joe. The downside is now I want to remake all my furniture with the subtler details I've missed out on in the past!
Love your work, you are an inspiration. I'm sure mumsie will love it !!
Very nice looking tables, Paul, and the instruction was spot on too.
Brilliant design mate!!! Definitely going to make it!
Good on ya Paul and a lovely gesture, may you and your family have a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year
The jig is such a brilliant idea😁
I gotta say, I'm super annoyed at myself for not using something like that earlier in my woodworking journey! Way less work than double sided tape for templates!
Paul Jenkins oh yeah, that’s true
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Hey Paul, That's a lovely side table and a great video!
I'v been watching your videos for quite a while now and I think this is the best one you've done so far.
No loud music with thousands of cuts in the video like many others do
All in all a very informative video with great pacing and good tips. :-)
P.S - Thank you for the free pans :-D
Those are great looking table Paul. Mission or Arts & Crafts style is one of my favorite to make and decorate my home. Hope all is well.
This woodworking book is really detailed, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* ! With the aid of this plan, I was able to use words, drawings, real images and different diagrams. It is really an informative product. I am presently making furniture together with my brother and thanks to this product, I feel like helping him is possible.?
They turned out great Paul! 😍👌🏻 Thanks for the plans! 👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks Fred :)
Really loving the design, mate. 👍🏽
I bet your mum is stoked how they turned out. 👌🏽
And free plans too boot, your a good generous man, Paul.
Wishing you the very best of Christmases and a fruitful new year.
Thanks Bill. Mum better like them, the design was run past her with her requirements, but I will admit I rushed through building it so she didn't have time to change her mind :D
Enjoy Christmas and the new year!
@@TheWoodKnight
Method to your madness!
🤣🤣 bwahahaha 🤣🤣
Lovely furniture mate 👍👍👍
Thanks Sumo :)
Well done mate👍👍
Really nice paul👍
Very Nice Paul, I love the mix of Jarrah and 'Tassie' Oak. I have a few pieces. Yes the gum lines can be a problem, but now having seen your trick with the CA, I have learnt how to deal with them :) Have a Great Christmas and New Year
Right back atcha Peter, have a good Christmas and New Year's. Bonus tip for the CA - there is some CA that comes in black (Starbound), CWS stock it. It's possibly be even better for that purpose!
Great vid Paul 👍🏽
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Awesome Paul, love this design. I've been trying hard to avoid your channel so I don't get sucked in while I work through the other earlier ones on my list but couldn't resist this checking this build out. Lovely work. I will be back soon Im sure ;)
Thanks, but I still think your "watch one channel all the way through" is weird :P You're going to be *super* disappointed if you watch my early videos :D
@@TheWoodKnight nah that's the best bit! Gives me hope my woodwork and videography can improve 😂
On that subject - though no specifically directed at you, I did have you in mind - after christmas, on my second channel, I'll be covering the videography gear I think is best for a "maker" videographer. Its mostly going to be about lights, but you doing VO prompted me to think about microphones and other stuff too.
@@TheWoodKnight awesome. The hobby within the hobby. Will be interesting topic for a lot of people. The VO worked quite well, but I enjoy talking to the camera (phone). Looking forward to the vid.
what's the finish oil been used? It really brought out both wood's beauty.
Fiddes Hardwax Oil. Most hardwax oils (like Osmos Polyx, or whittlewax) will give similar colour popping results though
@@TheWoodKnight Cool! Thanks for the information.
Hi Paul, I would like your feed back on those heavy duty torquata clamps. I bought there light duty parallel clamps. But they are not strong at all. Thanks
There is a review in the works, but may not be until the new year :)
Hi Paul, really enjoy your videos. What is the material you have under your wood when you are using the track saw and where did you buy it?
Thanks....Steve
It's just a XPS (I think) insulation foam board from Bunnings (big box store). 1200x600-ish panels, in 25 and 32mm thicknesses. I have three boards so I can cover 3/4's of a full size sheet of plywood
I am finally getting around to making these. Thank you for the free plans and awesome instructional video, it will all be super helpful. Since I mainly work in imperial measurement is there anything I need to consider when doing the conversion on the plans from the provided metric?
If it was decimal imperial, straight conversion would be fine, but for fractional you might need to fudge some of the numbers to make them easier to cut/layout.
For example, 40mm legs would be 1-37/64″, but if you drop them to 38mm, that'd be 1-1/2". I'm not sure if it'd be best to convert then round up or down, or the other way a round.
The top you can make 1" thick, shelf is 1/2"
Rather than the method I used in this video, I'd recommend making a quick drawing bow for the curves like in this video -> th-cam.com/video/WtFsEBUeD9o/w-d-xo.html
@@TheWoodKnight thank you for the reply. Im thinking I will just purchase a metric rule and make the plunge. it will be good for me to learn.
I like it. Did you always have that chiselsword logo? It looks cool
Ive been slowly switching over to it for a month or two now. It's a bit less cluttered than the old shield :)
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Excellent plans and project Paul - question is that rough stock you started with 8/4 quarter sawn?
Some of it was quartersawn, the majority was rift saw. The stock I buy is actually meant for the construction industry - kiln dried, but just machine graded for structural properties, not for appearance. Thats what all the weird red marks are on the faces to start with! The stock was 140x45mm rough-ish (its 'rough, but not super rough'), which is a hair under 6" wide, 8/4 thick.
As a side note, here in Australia "proper" rough sawn stock is still sold in essentially metric versions of standard US sizes - 150x50mm or 8/4, then x38mm (6/4)!
@@TheWoodKnight sorry last question - I am building this table now - I don't have a Domino but planning to use router and make my loose tenon but that is a small tenon - what size did you use? 4mm or 5mm?
@@daverowe5351 I used the 4mm domino cutter, but thats purely because I've got a whooooole stack of them. 4/5/6mm would have all worked.
For the small tenon, I probably wouldn't bother with loose tenons but just make them integral and use a dado stack. For the mortise, if you've got a 1/8" router bit, you could use that, but 1/4" would work too. They're not structural, 00 sized biscuits might even work!
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i love the product, the design and the presentation. However, i completely abhor the use of the Domino as many many viewers simply cannot afford such a machine. so, in future, please please describe lower cost alternative methods in detail.
This is already a pretty long video, explaining every alternative every time would make things balloon out pretty quickly!
Luckily I have covered using a router & dado stack to do mortise and tenon before th-cam.com/video/0sWuwHtAqtQ/w-d-xo.html
If I'm able to arrange it, I'm hoping to visit somewhere early next year, with a hollow chisel mortiser and doweling jig to do a more complete alternative round up.
Just an update on this - I'll be hopefully visiting a store later this month to look at three tool alternatives, plus two at home (router+dado stack, router table). Just takes time to arrange things, shoot and edit video :)
Thanks Paul. I don’t know why I added “n detail”, I must have been really annoyed. Please accept my apologies. Of course I am sure you are aware that we cannot use dado stacks in the UK.
Nice table but most of us don't have $25,000 worth of tool at our disposal.
You don't need $25,000 worth of tools mate. The methods Paul uses in this video aren't the only way to go about the build. Sure, having these machines would help but it doesn't mean that they're necessary.
Where in the youtube terms of service does it say we as content creators have to build stuff with limited tools? Do you go to car building channels and bitch to them too? What did you expect when you clicked this video? If you are remotely capable of building furniture you wouldn't be bitching at the tools the content creators used, you would enjoy the content, learn a thing or two, download the FREE PLANS, and go build something. This comment is such a bitchy thing to say to people that give away free content and plans.
@@Simplecove Wow look who's talking, Mr. Bitchy himself.
So sick of this attitude.
@@davidwiser3883 how do you not realize how petty you look?