To design and create a piece that is simply beautiful is an amazing skill. Simplicity does not afford the artist decoration or distraction to veer the eye away from flaws. Each perfection is a perfect imperfection.... A wonderful piece of functional art. Thank you...
Excelente video, por fin alguien que muestra lo dificultoso que es hacer un corte preciso, como los demás muestran las cosas tan rápido, se pierden los momentos en los cuales se deben graduar la herramientas y cortes haciendo parecer que todo se hace sin mayor esfuerzo y dedicación.
Hermoso trabajo el suyo maestro y que detallista aún en la parte que no se ve lo deja impecable lo felicito un saludo y un abrazo para usted y su familia desde CDMX México
Hi from Midwest, US. I'm a fan of your work. Nice Joints and straight lines. I like the designs also. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully I can learn some tips from you. Have a good one!
Such beautiful work as always. I always love when I see a new video of yours pop up. I love to watch them to relax and be calm. Keep up the amazing work! :)
Your video channel and this channel are my most favorite in the world. Thank you for a good approach to production and great diligence. Big greetings from Russia. I'm looking forward to the next videos. Thanks
I've watched this video what feels like a hundred times, absolutely beautiful work! I am curious, how did you get the curve in the leg after a partial table saw cut? Spindle sander? Router?
A beautiful and elegant small table. It looks the perfect size. I really like the little details, such as the little chamfers on the underside that you gently adjusted, and the grain choice for the top - I was waiting for that last board to be changed to match the others, which you did at 2:13. And also, new tool day. I’m a big fan of Lie-Nielsen (I’m guessing it was a 2nd hand number 4), and it looks like a 60 1/2, but it doesn’t look like a Lie-Nielsen, so I’m guessing it’s a Stanley Block Plane? New tool day is always a good day! Anyway, how are you my friend? It’s good to see you posting a video again and I’m glad you’re keeping busy. I see that your family is still getting out and enjoying the fresh air. It looks like an interesting place, especially with what appears to be a cruise ship on the edge of a cliff face. Take care and all the best to you. Have a lovely afternoon / evening.
New Year's greetings are late How have you been? As a last memory, I quit my job and started carpentry in earnest, but I don't know if it's progressing well. Lie-Nielsen planner has a number 4 and a 4 1/2. The 4th planer came out at a good price in the used market, so I bought an additional . As it is old, there are many traces of other people, but I will refine it and make it my own. I went on a trip to a distant beach with my family after a long time, and this week I went on another trip with my family to a historic site. It will probably be a little bit busier with education from March. Don't forget that your health always comes first, and have a good weekend!
@@squarerulefurniture I have been busy and I hope you and your lovely family are well! Too much Covid in South Korea at the moment. I am looking forward to catching up on all your videos :)
Very nice work and beautiful table. I have one question. How did you add the rounding to the legs after the cut at 11:16? Did you use a template and router or do you have a router table?
Good job. I have a question about your job. What is the block thath you used for cut the wood to size with benchsaw visible in minutes 6:43? Is it magnetic?
woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4 Are you talking about this right? It is probably only available for domestic sales.
After you milled to 4 pieces at the beginning of the video, how long passed before you glued it together? Are ever worried that the wood starts to deform because of the milling process?
I don't know if the interpretation is correct. Do not attach more than 3 pieces. Precisely attach 2 pieces at a time, check the cross section, and attach 2+2 pieces again. Depending on the tree, depending on the time and the overall width of the board, it is determined that there is unconditional deformation and works. The deformation is reinforced to some extent with the hardware of the frame. First, start working on the table top and first finish the oil.
Most of the wood we use uses 6 to 8% moisture content when completely dried. I think that the deformation of the wood almost comes while processing the wood or depending on the working period. We work first and work on oil finish to stabilize it.
woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4 Are you talking about this right? It is probably only available for domestic sales.
It is a hardware manufactured and sold by a domestic company. It is the same principle as Wood Button, and here it is referred to as a figure 8 hardware. woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4
I've made an inquiry about shipping to USA (though if they ship to Europe I bet they ship elsewhere). If I learn anything I'll post here. If anyone else knows the answer or cost that'd be cool to know.
Thank you for your videos. I don't enjoy TH-cam because people talk too much but I love your videos. Very calming too!
Thanks for watching ^^
Good day!
To design and create a piece that is simply beautiful is an amazing skill. Simplicity does not afford the artist decoration or distraction to veer the eye away from flaws. Each perfection is a perfect imperfection.... A wonderful piece of functional art. Thank you...
Thank you for your high rating. !😘😘
극강의 힐링 영상...
집성목으로 구조만 흉내 내면서 따라해보고 있지만
취미로만 접근했던 목공에 대한 이해에 많은 도움을 얻습니다.
감사합니다
저희가 도움을 드릴수 있어서 더욱 감사합니다. 즐거운 주말 보내세요!
Excelente video, por fin alguien que muestra lo dificultoso que es hacer un corte preciso, como los demás muestran las cosas tan rápido, se pierden los momentos en los cuales se deben graduar la herramientas y cortes haciendo parecer que todo se hace sin mayor esfuerzo y dedicación.
Gracias por la agradable charla. Que tenga un lindo día
Nice work ; very well done. Greetings from Cairns, Australia.
thank you^^ 😍
A perfect selection of gorgeous grain and color match! It might have been used centuries. Perfect low table!
Thank you always for the perfect compliment!
I feel this every time I watch a video, but I think the process of working hard is amazing.
I ask for a lot of good videos.
Thank you for always supporting us from behind!
It’s allways a great pleasure to watch your video, thanks
Thank you for always watching.
happy weekend 😊😊
🙏 You are my #1 woodworker! Thanks.
Your support always gives me strength.
Thank you for watching. 💕💕💕
Hermoso trabajo el suyo maestro y que detallista aún en la parte que no se ve lo deja impecable lo felicito un saludo y un abrazo para usted y su familia desde CDMX México
thank you for watching
Greetings from South Korea.
OCD needs. Love the precise woodwork. Perfection
Thanks for watching!
Another beautiful piece.
Thank you so much for always watching. 😘
It is so delightful to watch, I enjoy your work. Thank you!
I'm happy to be able to entertain you
Have a good night!
Great video! I know you are probably quiet busy, but I'd love to see your work/videos more often, if possible. Thanks for uploading this one.
It's long time no see.
We will do our best to greet you more often this year! 😊😊
My God what a beauty. Pure art
I appreciate your compliment.!
Another beautiful piece of furniture. Just love the style you build, it is timeless, perfect and simple. Thanks
We want our furniture to be loved for a long time.
Thank you for watching.
@@squarerulefurniture It will be, beautiful!
thank you ~ 😘😘
you are the best woodworker!!!
Thank you for always supporting us from afar! !
Simply elegant.
THANK YOU^^
Always surprised when I don't see people sitting in chairs outside watching you work. I would
It's a little difficult to interpret.
Thanks for watching!
Ich genieße es immer sehr Ihre Videos anzuschauen! Ein sehr schlichtes und gradliniges Design, sehr inspirierend! ✌
Einfache Dinge sind heutzutage besser.
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen.
It maybe a simple design. Its the attention to detail that makes it a beautiful piece of furniture
Thank you for watching.
Have a happy weekend!
Beautiful! Simple and elegant!
thank you for watching
Have a great weekend!
Fantastic, well done. What a pleasure to watch.
It is rewarding to be able to give you a little pleasure.
Thank you for watching.
Simply Beautiful
thank you^^ !
Very nice, thanks for showing us.
Thanks for watching!
Молодец мастер, как всегда качественная работа, отличный столик получился
Как всегда, спасибо за вашу поддержку ^^
Хороших выходных!
Hi from Midwest, US. I'm a fan of your work. Nice Joints and straight lines. I like the designs also. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully I can learn some tips from you. Have a good one!
Hello! Thank you so much for watching.
Greetings from South Korea!
Beautiful table. Thank you for the video
Thanks for the compliment ! Good day !
Such beautiful work as always.
I always love when I see a new video of yours pop up.
I love to watch them to relax and be calm.
Keep up the amazing work! :)
Sorry to greet you after a long time.
I will try to upload more often 😍😍😍
Just beautiful
thank you^^
이것이 바로 지난번 벼룩에서 빛의 속도로 찜한 대패군요!!!
허엇^^ 오랜만에 빛의 속도로 클릭해봤습니다.
시청해 주셔서 감사합니다~
Wow! Beautiful project! You are great inspiration.
Thanks for watching!
Have a great weekend!
Your video channel and this channel are my most favorite in the world. Thank you for a good approach to production and great diligence. Big greetings from Russia. I'm looking forward to the next videos. Thanks
Wow, today's highest compliment! thank you.
very beautiful
thank you~~~!😊
Excellent! Great work.
Thanks for watching!
Have a happy weekend!
Beautiful!!!
THANK YOU~~!
It's always a great pleasure watch your videos. You're an incredible woodworker!
You, too, are doing great woodworking.
Thank you always!
Usta eline sağlık gerçekten çok güzel olmuş👍👍 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Teşekkürler~~!
멋진 영상 감사합니다 가족들과 행복한 하루 보내세요 💙 저는 목공을 너무 좋아하고 영상을 잘 보고 있습니다 이라크에서 인사드립니다🇮🇶
반갑습니다.
친절하게 한국말로 댓글 달아주셔서 정말 감사합니다.!
당신도 행복한 하루 즐거운 한주 보내시길 바랍니다.!
Ciao bellissimo tavolino realizzato in maniera impeccabile bravo si vede un lavoro fatto da un professionista!!!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Saluti dal Italia 🇮🇹
Non ci vediamo da molto tempo~ Come stai?
Grazie mille per averci sempre supportato. 😉😉😉
@@squarerulefurniture grazie bene!! e un piacere vedere o tuoi capolavori
Felice di leggere i tuoi commenti!
So clean....
thank you^^
great work! thank you for your sharing!
Thanks for watching!
👌👏
Fantastic
thank you^^
Amazing work! I enjoy tha way you work!
Thanks for watching!
I've watched this video what feels like a hundred times, absolutely beautiful work! I am curious, how did you get the curve in the leg after a partial table saw cut? Spindle sander? Router?
I used a leg-shaped pattern and processed it with a pattern bit. Fine steps were finished with a spindle sander after assembly.
A beautiful and elegant small table. It looks the perfect size.
I really like the little details, such as the little chamfers on the underside that you gently adjusted, and the grain choice for the top - I was waiting for that last board to be changed to match the others, which you did at 2:13. And also, new tool day. I’m a big fan of Lie-Nielsen (I’m guessing it was a 2nd hand number 4), and it looks like a 60 1/2, but it doesn’t look like a Lie-Nielsen, so I’m guessing it’s a Stanley Block Plane? New tool day is always a good day!
Anyway, how are you my friend? It’s good to see you posting a video again and I’m glad you’re keeping busy. I see that your family is still getting out and enjoying the fresh air. It looks like an interesting place, especially with what appears to be a cruise ship on the edge of a cliff face.
Take care and all the best to you. Have a lovely afternoon / evening.
New Year's greetings are late
How have you been? As a last memory, I quit my job and started carpentry in earnest, but I don't know if it's progressing well.
Lie-Nielsen planner has a number 4 and a 4 1/2.
The 4th planer came out at a good price in the used market, so I bought an additional .
As it is old, there are many traces of other people, but I will refine it and make it my own.
I went on a trip to a distant beach with my family after a long time, and this week I went on another trip with my family to a historic site.
It will probably be a little bit busier with education from March.
Don't forget that your health always comes first, and have a good weekend!
Good Job maestro!
THANK YOU~!!
너무 멋집니다
시청해 주셔서 감사합니다 즐거운 주말 되세요!
대단한 장인이군요... 훌륭합니다. 사용하는 나무는 어떤종류인가요?
시청해 주셔서 감사합니다
나무는 북미산 월넛입니다.
Japanese carpenters are magnificents
I am Korean ^^;
thank you for watching
Good Job maestro
Saludos
Thank you from South Korea! 💕
아름다운 직장 친구!
친구~~ 잘 지냈어요~? 항상 관심가져줘서 고마워요 !
@@squarerulefurniture I have been busy and I hope you and your lovely family are well! Too much Covid in South Korea at the moment. I am looking forward to catching up on all your videos :)
Great video. Such beautiful work and craftsmanship. What are those Z figure 8 fasteners called for attaching the table top?
This is a made-to-order hardware sold in South Korea.
👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
😉😉😉😉
Beautiful project!
Thank you for watching!
Greetings from South Korea!
Very nice work and beautiful table. I have one question.
How did you add the rounding to the legs after the cut at 11:16? Did you use a template and router or do you have a router table?
There is a router table, but I used a hand router to machine it.
It's 16R~
Good job. I have a question about your job. What is the block thath you used for cut the wood to size with benchsaw visible in minutes 6:43? Is it magnetic?
Yes it is magnetic.
thank you for watching
It’s the base of a machinist set up tool. They are quite handy.
just starting your channel great work. question what type of hand saw do you use
We use Japanese-made "Okjo" brand entry-level models.
Great table and amazing craftsmanship! What are the metal tabs use the connect the table top to the frame and where can I get some?
It is a hardware for fixing the top plate made to order in South Korea.
I know that overseas shipping is difficult. 😂
новое видео это хорошо )
Спасибо за просмотр~!
What are you putting in the holes on the table top at 12:45 ?
Glue? Epoxy? Wood filler?
It's epoxy
Thank you for watching.
Can you please tell me what oil you use to treat the wood? 🙂🙏 beautiful work !
German company auro 126 oil is used.
@@squarerulefurniture thank you !
The mortise and tenons seemed strong and deep and well fitted; is it necessary for you to add the mitered corner braces?
Yes. It stuck very well.
Corner brackets have the meaning of reinforcement.
Where did you purchase your leather apron? My husband loves your videos, and I would love to get him one.
When I bought the machine, I got it as a gift from my boss.
I want to buy another one too, but I don't know how.
That’s the perfect gift! Thanks for your reply :)
ideally
thank you for watching
very good project!! My question is what kind of wood is it?
white oak. its in the description
North American white oak
Beautiful. What kind of oil did you use to finish the wood?
We use German AURO 126 oil.
Finish about 3-4 times and finish the top with an additional water-based varnish~
@@squarerulefurniture Thank you :)
@@squarerulefurniture ...and the type of gloves you were using on that beautiful piece of art?
^^ 😍
In Korea, it is a cotton glove.
In South Korea, they are called work gloves and can be easily obtained at hardware stores or mart convenience stores.
Beautiful work as usual. Where do you purchase your tabletop fasteners with the slot opening?
woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4
Are you talking about this right? It is probably only available for domestic sales.
I've made an inquiry about shipping to USA. If I learn anything I'll post here. If anyone else knows the answer or cost that'd be cool to know.
Great work as always. How long does it take to make something like this start to finish?
I have never measured time.
However, table making is relatively quicker than other furniture.
After you milled to 4 pieces at the beginning of the video, how long passed before you glued it together? Are ever worried that the wood starts to deform because of the milling process?
Yes, I have the same question. How you stabilized the tabletop. I didn't see the any gusset. Thanks
I don't know if the interpretation is correct.
Do not attach more than 3 pieces.
Precisely attach 2 pieces at a time, check the cross section, and attach 2+2 pieces again.
Depending on the tree, depending on the time and the overall width of the board, it is determined that there is unconditional deformation and works.
The deformation is reinforced to some extent with the hardware of the frame.
First, start working on the table top and first finish the oil.
Most of the wood we use uses 6 to 8% moisture content when completely dried.
I think that the deformation of the wood almost comes while processing the wood or depending on the working period.
We work first and work on oil finish to stabilize it.
Thank you very much!
@@squarerulefurniture Thanks a lot for your reply. I love your work.
👏👏
😘😘😘
멋진 제품영상 잘 봤습니다. 혹시 루터테이블이 어떤 브랜드인지 알수 있을까요?
안녕하세요. 유니온이란 브랜드입니다. 예전에 잠깐 판매했던거 같은데
현재 브랜드만 바뀌고 위넥스툴에서 판매하는걸로 알고 있습니다.
@@squarerulefurniture 친절한 답변 정말 감사합니다.
hi, nice work ! I was wandering where do you find your hardware to attach the tabletop on the structure of the cabinet ? Thank you in advance
woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4
Are you talking about this right? It is probably only available for domestic sales.
I've made an inquiry about shipping to USA. If I learn anything I'll post here. If anyone else knows the answer or cost that'd be cool to know.
At first glance, you may have heard that overseas delivery is difficult, but please contact the company via email.
Beautiful work as always, where did you buy those types of Calipers?
I bought it through a local distributor.
Search for the MATSUI brand on Amazon or Japanese auctions!
It's called Scriber Gauge
@@squarerulefurniture Thanks, I'll check it out.
Good day!
Wonderful work!
how do you call the connector you use at 19:48 ?
thanks and regards from bavaria :)
It is a hardware manufactured and sold by a domestic company.
It is the same principle as Wood Button, and here it is referred to as a figure 8 hardware.
woodbin.co.kr/product/detail.html?product_no=1682&cate_no=1&display_group=4
I've made an inquiry about shipping to USA (though if they ship to Europe I bet they ship elsewhere). If I learn anything I'll post here. If anyone else knows the answer or cost that'd be cool to know.
❤
😍😍😍
장부(tenon)자를때 사용하신 원형톱 이름이 뭔지요.
안녕하세요. 국내에서는 둥근톱, 승강반, 호소다이 라고들 말합니다.
What city is that? Very beautiful.
Are you talking about travel videos?
Dongmyeong Port, Gangwon-do, South Korea.
@@squarerulefurniture In your video you showed your kids on the coast and I thought the scenery was very beautiful.I am curious as to where that is.
AHA! It is Jeongdongjin, Gangwon-do, South Korea.
what sliding table do you have?
This is the Laguna 12/8 model made in Taiwan by the American brand.
saya bertanya .apakah anda berasal dari jepang?
Saya dari Korea Selatan!
👏👏👏👏👏🇦🇷👍
thank you^^ ❤❤
I gave up halfway someone buy this guy a CNC machine
I don't know if my interpretation is correct
I'm very good at CNC too ^^;
When the opportunity arises, I will show you in a video.
thank you
The only simple thing about this table was putting it together. Everything else requires skills that most don't have. Video is click bait.
I have no intention of fishing with the title.
It means design simplicity.
Thank you for watching~.