I love the long version build - it allows you to show us so many techniques that you would never have time to do normally (nor would you remember. to do so). Seeing these methods is SO IMPORTANT to those who do not have much experience. It serves to bring them along on their journey toward decent woodworking. Thanks and please keep it up.
+1 Totally agree. I also love to watch your techniques. I don't mind watching a 40 minute video because I learn from your tutelage Jon. Thanks for the build. p.s. That festool chop saw is a beast! It goes through the hardwood like it's butter. Can you tell us your blade details and tooth pattern please?
Jon, this video was so helpful for me while beginning my woodworking hobby. It gave me TONS of ideas, and tips for building table and drawers. Thanks so much!!
I miss the longer and more detailed videos. The content is so packed with small tips and tricks of the craft - so much more than from the short inspirational videos.
Finally a woodworker that uses the correct amount of glue. If you have properly square and flat surfaces then a bead is all you need, not gallons of it smothered on every surface.
You asked who would watch a 40 minute video. When of that quality I would gladly. I shall be sharing this on two South African wood working groups, I hope it helps your subscriptions. Thanks Jon that was great!
I loved this. Reminds me of the "old days" when you could actually learn something on TH-cam instead of just being "influenced". Your wall-mounted console inspired me to make a similar unit for myself and there are definitely some ideas in this project that will find their way into future projects of my own.
Awesome video Jon! If some people don't have the patience to watch the long video, I don't know how they will have the patience to actually build the table! It's great for those of us who want to learn. Great instruction!! DD
Guess I’ll add my 2 cents for whats that worth. But love the in-depth detailed vid! Any vid can be too long, at any time length of time, if the info is not being relayed in a way that is concise and to the point. But yer teaching format really clicks with me. I’ve been binge watching yer vids lately and learning a ton. Building yer Japanese influenced bench now, with some minor tweaks. And decided I’m gonna build this after. Really appreciate it all!!
I like the rabbited drawer front. I have an extremely old cypress pie safe and the drawer front was made that way w square nails to secure it. And it’s still hasn’t flinched after almost 200 yrs.
That’s a beautiful piece. Excellent video and very informative. Thank you. One thing I might do differently is get out the trusty Dowelmax instead of pocket screws.
In a previous video you inquired if we were up to watching a 40+minute video. There is an adage to cover this. Time flies when you are having fun. For fun read interest. No interest then 5 minutes is too long. Well done sir. Interest maintained to the end.
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I love the sound of the 10" Powermatic table saw. It's the centerpiece of my shop. I've made furniture, cabinetry and toys for decades. My kids know the barn is my favorite place to be and the my favorite scent is from white oak sawdust.
Very good build - a joy to watch. Never saw anyone run a bead of hot glue on drawers before - together with the screws, they must be the strongest small drawers ever made!
Great work! You’re such an inspiration to me I am 29 years old and I just started getting into this great craft. Thank you for everything you creat and for sharing your experience.
Another great one Jon! Love your stuff. (Who clicks on thumbs down for this sort of presentation? Really, you can't just move along and not watch if you don't like it? It takes a great amount of time to film and put these sorts of videos together. Why thumbs down???) Double thumbs up!
Beautiful piece. I really enjoyed this video, the long format was excellent, I picked up loads of tips and tricks. And it's just very pleasurable to watch a master craftsman at work! More of this please! 👍😁
this is a great project i have made it and yes i had to fix errors, i felt good making this table. I am making new living room furniture and will style them after this table. thanks
Fantastic tutorial!! Exactly what I was looking for to help me along my build. And my favorite take away from this is how u kept measurements without continuously picking up the measure tape. Will use that most definitely 😃. Thank you kindly for your content
I think you need to rename this video How to DIY a Stupid Dope Fresh Entryway Table using basic Techniques!!! Your pencil trick still amazes me, & using the scrap wood to hold down the smaller pieces on the Miter Saw impressed me!! Table is freakin fantastic. You know my dumbass would of been trying to hold them there!! Sorry for delayed comment I wanted to ensure I had UNINTERRUPTED time to view entire video(so I'm watching it at work!!!). Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
I loved the detailed video!!! I am a visual learner so seeing the steps you take greatly help me. I still can't believe you can draw a straight line straighter with your finger nail than I can with a straight edge :) as always great work!
Beautiful table Jon, You have a natural talent for delivery of your subject matter. It gives the viewer the confidence to say, I can build that. Well done.
Love the long format with plenty of details, explanations and techniques. I hope what matters is what we, the humans, have to say, not some pseudo-AI program running on TH-cam that doesn't know or appreciate the difference between art and ad revenue.
As usual, an excellent detail explanation of each of step. This technique can be used to make all kinds of cabinets, dressersnight stands... Thanks again for those little details....
Jon, hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe. Great video and just wanted to add my vote for more videos like this as you mentioned. Thank you brother
Great video, Jon. As a beginner, I appreciate these longer format videos as they show some of the techniques, hints and tips that a shorter summary might skip over.
Thanks for the way you did this. Makes me feel that I can build this with the tools and skill set I have. I’m a huge fan of hand cut dovetails in furniture; my skills just aren’t there yet.
Thanks for providing detailed plans on your website! Paired with the video, this has been very easy to follow. I'm about 50% through the build. I'll email you a photo when it's complete. Thanks!
Jon I'm so glad to see you're getting back to doing detailed videos like this. It's the whole reason I started watching you and I imagine there are many others who feel the same way. Job well done. Keep up the great work
THANK YOU! I am building a coffee table that is virtually identical to this project (only shorter, of course!), but I didn't know how to do continuous grain for the drawers in the apron. Now I do! I'm going to subscribe!
I love the long version build - it allows you to show us so many techniques that you would never have time to do normally (nor would you remember. to do so). Seeing these methods is SO IMPORTANT to those who do not have much experience. It serves to bring them along on their journey toward decent woodworking. Thanks and please keep it up.
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Totally agree. I also love to watch your techniques. I don't mind watching a 40 minute video because I learn from your tutelage Jon.
Thanks for the build.
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That festool chop saw is a beast! It goes through the hardwood like it's butter. Can you tell us your blade details and tooth pattern please?
I Agree
I'm new to woodworking and I couldn't have said it better you sir! I 100% agree.
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Agree! Definitely keep filming longer format builds.
Jon, this video was so helpful for me while beginning my woodworking hobby. It gave me TONS of ideas, and tips for building table and drawers. Thanks so much!!
That’s great to hear! Thank you!
appreciate the longer format video that covers the build from beginning to end
I miss the longer and more detailed videos. The content is so packed with small tips and tricks of the craft - so much more than from the short inspirational videos.
Beautiful, and I appreciate that no Dominos were hurt in the filming of this video!
I especially love the Jimi Hendrix print in your living room. Fantastic!
From a old industrial arts teacher, you did a excellent job (will done).
You are getting an (A) in my book 😊
It’s very nice. Very clean which I love. For me , the whole pocket screw thing; I just don’t know yet. Certainly quicker and easier but...
Finally a woodworker that uses the correct amount of glue. If you have properly square and flat surfaces then a bead is all you need, not gallons of it smothered on every surface.
Wow, I haven't seen craftsmanship like this since Norm Abram left The New Yankee Workshop. Excellent work!
Give this man a Netflix show....BEAUTIFUL!!!
This is the best table I have found after looking at 100s if not 1000s, nice looking.
Thanks David, I will be posting a matching end table this weekend.
the fact that you took the time to hand make and shape the table top fasteners instead of just using z clips says a lot about your passion and talent.
You asked who would watch a 40 minute video. When of that quality I would gladly. I shall be sharing this on two South African wood working groups, I hope it helps your subscriptions. Thanks Jon that was great!
The long video format really brings me back to watching new yankee with my dad as a kid -
I loved this. Reminds me of the "old days" when you could actually learn something on TH-cam instead of just being "influenced". Your wall-mounted console inspired me to make a similar unit for myself and there are definitely some ideas in this project that will find their way into future projects of my own.
If you're being "influenced" instead of learning things, you aren't watching the right channels.
Love it. I’ll sit and watch this any day over most stuff on tv. Makes me miss old PBS woodworking shows. Thanks.
Nice, think that I don't know English but I can understand videos well enough. I treasure your demonstrations. Thank you
Watching a master at work is a real pleasure!
Thank you!
Awesome video Jon! If some people don't have the patience to watch the long video, I don't know how they will have the patience to actually build the table! It's great for those of us who want to learn. Great instruction!! DD
You are my favorite woodworking teacher. You have no idea how far you have brought me along in this craft. Thank you!
That’s really nice to hear! Thank you!!
Love the long format from high quality content creators such as yourself Jon. 👍🏻
Thanks Jon, I personally prefer the longer, detailed videos. Hope you're keeping well.
I prefer these types of lengthy well explained videos. Thanks Jon.
Nice Job Jon, I want to build this for my wife. You are a blessed man Sir!
like the design and the fact most handyman types could produce this.
Guess I’ll add my 2 cents for whats that worth. But love the in-depth detailed vid! Any vid can be too long, at any time length of time, if the info is not being relayed in a way that is concise and to the point. But yer teaching format really clicks with me. I’ve been binge watching yer vids lately and learning a ton. Building yer Japanese influenced bench now, with some minor tweaks. And decided I’m gonna build this after. Really appreciate it all!!
Great to hear, thank you!
Me too... I also appreciate the longer format video that covers the build from beginning to end. You are a talented craftsman Jon. Thanks for sharing.
I like the rabbited drawer front. I have an extremely old cypress pie safe and the drawer front was made that way w square nails to secure it. And it’s still hasn’t flinched after almost 200 yrs.
I like the longform! Can't always watch in one sitting, but I can always pause and come back. Beautiful table Jon!
Love the video, Jon. Honestly speaking, I prefer the detailed longer build videos.
That’s a beautiful piece. Excellent video and very informative. Thank you.
One thing I might do differently is get out the trusty Dowelmax instead of pocket screws.
I love these types of detailed videos, many woodworkers are charging for this type of detail, thanks for giving it away!
The wood clips are an excellent touch. This is true craftsmanship.
It looks like they will hold the top in place while allowing the hardwood to contract but doesnt look like the top has room to expand though.
Really enjoy your teaching and thoroughness. Like this format over the abbreviated version.
Beautiful cherry table with some nice touches like the beading at the bottom of the apron. Very nice build.
I have a very unusual spot in my dining room, so I took your design and shortened it up a bit to fit the space and I think it looks great. Thanks Jon.
Very nice as always Jon! Definitely one of the top five pros I enjoy to watch.
Thank you! I really appreciate it
In a previous video you inquired if we were up to watching a 40+minute video. There is an adage to cover this. Time flies when you are having fun. For fun read interest. No interest then 5 minutes is too long. Well done sir. Interest maintained to the end.
I love the sound of the 10" Powermatic table saw. It's the centerpiece of my shop.
I've made furniture, cabinetry and toys for decades. My kids know the barn is my favorite place to be and the my favorite scent is from white oak sawdust.
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This table will be my first project on my new saw. Looking forward to the build. I'm ordering the plans today.
Fantastic! Thanks Michael… enjoy the project and happy Thanksgiving, Jon
Very good build - a joy to watch. Never saw anyone run a bead of hot glue on drawers before - together with the screws, they must be the strongest small drawers ever made!
Great work! You’re such an inspiration to me I am 29 years old and I just started getting into this great craft. Thank you for everything you creat and for sharing your experience.
Another great one Jon! Love your stuff. (Who clicks on thumbs down for this sort of presentation? Really, you can't just move along and not watch if you don't like it? It takes a great amount of time to film and put these sorts of videos together. Why thumbs down???) Double thumbs up!
Nice looking end product. Interesting construction techniques.
Jon I just finished reading the 113 comments and agree with them all 100%
great build video! Cool to think that thousands of people will likely build this!
Beautiful piece. I really enjoyed this video, the long format was excellent, I picked up loads of tips and tricks. And it's just very pleasurable to watch a master craftsman at work! More of this please! 👍😁
Spax are my favorite screws. Love that you are using them instead of drywall screws
Very nice table great presentation keep up the good work Charlie from 3C woodworking
Nice table Jon. I like the detailed video. Thank You!!
Your very fast and efficient. Not gonna lie, I’m a little envious of that.
Jon, this table and video are absolutely fabulous.
Jon, thank you for this "long" video. A detailed version such as this is great.
Excellent work, the table was very nice and very firm, I hope to make one like that, greetings from Chile ......
this is a great project i have made it and yes i had to fix errors, i felt good making this table. I am making new living room furniture and will style them after this table. thanks
Thanks Thomas! That’s really nice to hear.
Thanks again, Jon
As always another beautiful piece sir!!! I think my favorite thing is how you always add small details that ad up to a big wow factor!
Great job on a great project Jon. I love these more detailed videos. Hope to see more of them. Thanks for sharing your gifts.
Fantastic tutorial!! Exactly what I was looking for to help me along my build. And my favorite take away from this is how u kept measurements without continuously picking up the measure tape. Will use that most definitely 😃. Thank you kindly for your content
I'm not sure why you have 7 dislikes. You do a very good job of explaining what your do and why you do it.
I think you need to rename this video How to DIY a Stupid Dope Fresh Entryway Table using basic Techniques!!! Your pencil trick still amazes me, & using the scrap wood to hold down the smaller pieces on the Miter Saw impressed me!! Table is freakin fantastic. You know my dumbass would of been trying to hold them there!! Sorry for delayed comment I wanted to ensure I had UNINTERRUPTED time to view entire video(so I'm watching it at work!!!). Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
I loved the detailed video!!! I am a visual learner so seeing the steps you take greatly help me. I still can't believe you can draw a straight line straighter with your finger nail than I can with a straight edge :) as always great work!
If a tornado hit your place those bloody draws would still be in one piece.
Nice vid
Beautiful table Jon, You have a natural talent for delivery of your subject matter. It gives the viewer the confidence to say, I can build that. Well done.
I love your design and a detailed explanation. Nicely done video. Thank You.
Love the long format with plenty of details, explanations and techniques. I hope what matters is what we, the humans, have to say, not some pseudo-AI program running on TH-cam that doesn't know or appreciate the difference between art and ad revenue.
What a brilliant video. Thank you for taking the time to film and edit this video. Greetings from the UK.
Thank you Andy, I really appreciate it.
I enjoy the extra detail in these longer form videos
Great, great, GREAT video Jon!!! I personally enjoy this type of long format video with all the details. Keep 'em coming!!!!
Well done Jon. Wasn’t planning on being able to watch the whole video at one time, but couldn’t turn it off. Great project. Inspiring
As usual, an excellent detail explanation of each of step. This technique can be used to make all kinds of cabinets, dressersnight stands... Thanks again for those little details....
I love all your videos Jon , but I think this is the best one. Thank you
Thanks David!
That looks awesome. I really like the effect the continuous grain has on the overall product. Nice job.
Jon, hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe. Great video and just wanted to add my vote for more videos like this as you mentioned. Thank you brother
Great to see a long project! Thanks!
Great video, Jon. As a beginner, I appreciate these longer format videos as they show some of the techniques, hints and tips that a shorter summary might skip over.
Thanks Jon! great work and video. Greetings from Argentina.
I really like the way you had the face and draw fronts follow the grain pattern. The color of the wood it fantastic.
Your line drawing is on another level !!!....just freehand i cant believe it
Beautiful table. I like the long format.
Great build, Jon. Thanks for going to the trouble to put out a longer, more in depth video. I really enjoyed it. Hope you do more
Thanks for the way you did this. Makes me feel that I can build this with the tools and skill set I have. I’m a huge fan of hand cut dovetails in furniture; my skills just aren’t there yet.
Hi Jon !!! I''m from Brazil and also a big fan of your work. Thanks for sharing !!!
PLEASE!! MAKE A VIDEO ON THAT AWESOME COFFEE TABLE!!!!!!! awesome video too, gonna have to make one!!!
Thank you deciding to put up the long video. Love it and get to learn lots and hope you decide to do more like this 👍🙂
Nice table! I like the longer format videos.
Thanks for providing detailed plans on your website! Paired with the video, this has been very easy to follow. I'm about 50% through the build. I'll email you a photo when it's complete. Thanks!
Jon I'm so glad to see you're getting back to doing detailed videos like this. It's the whole reason I started watching you and I imagine there are many others who feel the same way. Job well done. Keep up the great work
This might be your best video yet. Norm Abrams level!
love this longer format! keep em coming!
Jon, your videos are exceptional, your craftsmanship is second to none. Thank you for what you have given to the community 🙏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼
J. P. - Love the long form so far. I'm at 24 minutes. Excellent editing and voice over.
Such a nice full length video. Can't have a better treat.
Thank you for sharing your gifts, talent & knowledge. You inspire me to keep trying. Thank you Jon. Beautiful piece of art!
Hello Jon. You are indeed a Inspiration. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Very nicely done you have some nice tools to do all of what you need for a job like that 👍
That's a beautiful piece of furniture. Thanks for sharing
THANK YOU! I am building a coffee table that is virtually identical to this project (only shorter, of course!), but I didn't know how to do continuous grain for the drawers in the apron. Now I do! I'm going to subscribe!
Well done! You do excellant work. I did one of these tables years ago.
Love the table, and looks great in your house.