What Happens When The Wood Isn't Dry Enough, But You Use It Anyway?
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What's in the box?!?!
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Really fun seeing you express how well the bench turned out. That’s the kind of feeling we’re all after as woodworkers.
Nice tip with balancing the scraper like that...
Came to the comments to say the same.
Those grips went right through my heart! LOL
Appreciate the reflection on a previous piece and the proper way to deal with wood movement/moisture. Hard lessons for amateurs to retain and learn over time if the pieces don't stay with you. Some days it feels like my garage can almost steam bend with the door open.
That table is BEAUTIFUL!
I felt like that when my bench was new. It did not take long to ding and dent it 😎. Glad you fixed the box. it is Beautiful
Beautiful John. Very professional work in straightening it up, first class all the way!
A lot of useful information in a relatively short video. Thanks.🙂
Dear John,i am a big admirer from Romania,and i have been following you for years! I love your work and i really appreciate everything you create...don't listen to the gossip! I am waiting to see new videos from you in the future! Best regards,Smocot Razvan
Great video. I learned several things in this video. Thanks
Pretty nice work, John! 😃
Thanks for the tips about how to fix it!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I feel like making the bench made you happier! Haven't seen you in this good spirit for a long time I think. Very happy for you :)
Being finished with the bench and everything that went with it made me happy.
The box, bench and sense of humor are great!!
Was in a custom cabinet shop several years back talking to the owner as he was explaining the products.
Off in the corner was an old, old workbench. Great patina and plenty of life scars on it.
I asked him what it was for and his answer was someday it will be the desk in my office. Could only imagine what had been built on that thing during its working life.
That is a nice bench man! The flatness is a nice thing to have. My top is made of 3" of layers of plywood that are glued together, so kind of similar.
It's a beautiful workbench!
You do great work John and that bench is just amazing 👍🏻
Thanks for the wrench 'thing' John, If you hadn't, I'd have suggested it! Now you need to open a tin of house paint on that top and leave it standing in the spill and drips - just for the comments haha!
Great save!!!!!!!!!!! beautiful!!!!
The bench is abso-f-ing-lutely beautiful!
Always useful informations thanks 🙏
It is nice to see you using your new creation. Flat as a calm lake.
I liked that scraper trick with the piece of wood stabilizing it. I never really thought about how the curl would change how the wood moves as it shrinks and expands.
Nice Job Brother!
Gettin' good use outa that workbench already. She'll be well used by summer time I reckon.
Seems like the winter lasted just a few weeks and it's spring already. Before we know it, it'll be fall again. Man the time is flying by.
@@IBuildItScrapBin The seasons just fly by these days. I've got lots of plans to do stuff this spring/summer and I know I won't get half of it done before winter comes around again.
Fun fact: Deardorff large format field cameras were made of Mahogany dried/seasoned for 50 yrs before milling the camera parts. In the 90's there was a shortage of new cameras because in WWII there was no lumber harvested and stored. They just let the market go wild and didn't compromise their production by rushing to make more cameras ahead of the seasoned wood availability. Quality first.
Nice save!
Beautiful work 👍. Lars from Denmark
Yeppers, sometimes it just takes a little tweeking. Have a great weekend John.
I'm going to try that scotch brite tip on my workbench, the reflection also bothers me. Thanks.
That was enjoyable.
Good job.....
6:49 boy, I didn’t see that one coming. Made me laugh 😂
Hahaha. I too have a largely unheated workshop, and I too made a little box about two years ago, that went a bit wonky after sitting in the house. For smaller projects I actually do take my timber inside for several weeks before building whatever but I am thinking that I might just get a decent sized dehumidifier to keep my workshop drier, which is beneficial for my tools as well as hopefully ensuring that my timber stored in the workshop will not be too "wet" for indoor projects.
Figured grain...beautiful, but sometimes full of surprises.
John , you are way too good for us mortal. That bench belong in your dining room ( or mine) not in a work shop. As usual great work. Looking up to you and will try to be be half as good as half of you , whatever.
Jaws and Quint - I’m liking the ending
New camera or something? This video looks crisp!
John, I am just curious about your thoughts. I am a big fan of your channel for years now, I think almost from the beginning, ,your main channel followed by the other two channels (one was which documented the renovation of your house) and now its evolution to what it is. its interesting to see how things evolved , and that said , I am curious about your thoughts. Once you mentioned that your intent was not to be a traditional wood work channel, i.making fine furniture etc , to paraphrase "like Mike Cromona" . This beautiful workbench you have seems to indicate that you might be considering that direction , Of course its your bench and you can use it anyway you want, and I understand that its a project for the makes mob where you can earn some money. I am just curious if you are moving towards the "refined" work? Just curios .....
I live n Arizona, wonder how long it takes to dry with an average of 3 % humidity
I am from Papua Indonesia...
Nice hammer. Was that your grandfathers?
Tool drop! Oh the horror.
Little shakin, little tenderizin.. And down ya go
"You're gonna need a bigger bench..."
hai
Would have just run the entire box end on my jointer.......
I have wild crotch wood too.
I'm sorry, but it's time for all of us to admit that this is the insidious Paul Sellers effect in action. It starts with little things, like finally figuring out how to sharpen a chisel. Then before you know it, you're not using your jointer-planer any more. The old John would have, at about 5:50 where he's straightening the edge, resorted to skimming a bit off on the table saw, like a Wandel. You watch... pretty soon he'll be applying shellac with a hake brush and eschewing Robertson-headed screws in favor of slot heads.
So I wrote that before the end of the video. He relapsed... went to the saw. You wait. It'll happen.
A calm lake is curved
Another pedant already beat you to that.
@@IBuildItScrapBin damn it shouldn't have saved your video to watch-later playlist. I could have beaten him.
A man repairing his wild spalted crouch......box. GET YOUR MINDS OUT OF THE GUTTER!
I know this is a cave man approach but wouldn't it be easiest and most accurate to just use sand paper to level the top and bottom?
Show me the way to go home
Excellent videos, beautiful craftsmanship, but please lay your plane on its side haha
You're going to need a bigger boat...
20ed.
What the hell... just commented on the bench build and now you violating the bench ? I could just restrain myself on giving you a 👎. L.o.l. Good explanation what happened and how you solved it. So there 👍!
I hate it when my crotch shrinks like that.
No such thing as too pretty. Just because it's a work bench and will accumulate dents and dings doesn't mean it needs to be ugly.