EASY Last minute GIFT IDEA that you will want to KEEP! Using your scrap wood!
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- Sometimes we get so caught up working that we look up and Christmas is here and we still haven't made anything for anyone! This will cover so many people with a gift and will take very little time for you to crank out. Make some wooden coasters and save Christmas!
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Who doesn’t need coasters! Thanks for the inspiration!
Right!? You can make a big batch so fast and cover the whole list!
A little change of pace never hurt nobody. Great video and the voiceover made it feel like meditation which, in many ways thats what woodworking is.
I agree with that. Woodworking has healing powers 😎
agree! It was definitely therapeutic.
My guy is the Bob Ross of wood working.
That’s pretty awesome 😎
You need to have your own series on this channel. Real enjoy the feels of your videos.
He does have his own series! I’m glad you like them!
Beautiful. And beautifully shot.
So much care in each step 💪
Thank you John.
love your work William.. cant believe with 25k views but only 1k in likes... come on good people keep the talent going...
Excellent idea, but man, this video is so relaxing to watch, perfect for a rough day or just to set the mood for a joyful night
man your type of videos is so smooth and laid back, and you can learn too. keep it up!!👌
This vid was a joy to watch.... the music was great and the voice over would nearly give Morgan Freeman a run for his money! Thank you!
Ohh now that’s a compliment! Thanks for watching!
I had one of those Duh moments while watching this. Why I never thought of running boards through the planer between resawing. Great Video! Thank you.
Neat project. Giving me lots of ideas
brilliant work!
Excellent gift project. They look great
Thanks! Jedi has got some skillz!
Nice! Thank you for sharing!💜
Thank you for watching!
Merry Christmas! :)
Very Nice... A Keeper for Sure!
No doubt about it 🙌🏻
Wasn’t aware of the blue tape method on cross cut sled. 👍🏽
Unique presentation for sure. Well done.
Appreciate it! Thank you for watching!
Beautiful man!
Thanks for watching!
I liked the technique to combine the two woods following the grain. I'd like to try that.....but at the risk of sounding snarky, 8/4 boards are not exactly scrap wood.
In our shop, it’s not the thickness of the board but rather the overall length and width. We throw away or donate 8/4 lumber cut offs every week because we just don’t have room to keep it all. We used long pieces for the sake of making the video. If you imagine the same process with smaller pieces of scrap wood you would achieve the same thing but yield a smaller batch.
I always learn something from watching your videos. Now I know what to do my scrap. Real scrap😂. The cnc will safe me time to cut the shape.
Hell yeah it will!
Great narration, very relaxing, and a fun project
Thank you for watching! Are you going to make some coasters!?
@@WilliamDouglasCo heck yeah my dude
Great work and I loved the way that you articulated the build and watching you, taught me some great techniques. Thank you very much! Looking forward to your next build.
Thanks so much for watching! I’m so glad you liked the video!
Thank you very much. This was my fist.
@@jeddadiahemanuel1975 good looking fist 👊🏼
That was a great video man! Enjoyable to whatch, thanks for taking the time. ✌
Thank you for watching!!
Watching this before work this morning and I was almost put back to sleep. So peaceful lol
Hahaha sorry bout that 😅
What a great project! Nice chill video too
It’s such a great idea for this time of year! It covers so many people and it’s pretty fun
@@WilliamDouglasCo Yeah i've already got it in the calendar for next November ;)
@@littleleafwoodworking7868 bayum!
Nice job with the whole thing!
Jedi held down the fort while I was out!
@@WilliamDouglasCo yea he did good!
I think the same playlist at my acupuncturist 📌
They look great.
I may borrow some inspiration.
Have a lot of wenge and ash drop offs.
This video was relaxing as hell until the commercial yelled at me :-) great work!
If I was President of the Free world one of the only laws I would make is that video advertisements need to lower their volume 10 dB below the featured video. The other law is it would be illegal to be a telemarketer.
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coasters on my to do list lol
At least there fast. As long as you start them by Christmas morning you should have them ready by Christmas
Those two large boards you started with are what you call “scrap”?! Cool video.
Hey I have the same cabinet scrapper the Miller falls no 156 I think it is, 1:55 . You guys should do a video on it, especially sharpening it. There’s nothing on TH-cam with that gem!
It seems so much like common sense, but I haven't thought about planing (thicknessing) between re-saws. This might just be one of the best things I've learned recently. Do you do anything with the left over triangles?
Thanks for the comment. I have a neighbor who collects these scraps from me and uses them to make wall art.
It's like a Bob Ross voiceover, but with wood.
Hell yeah. 🤘🏻
Ever use anything besides Walnut and White Ash?
Hi guys..How are you liking your ShopSabre? I just ordered one. Can you tell me what lumber yard you use? I am in Queen Creek so I am local. thanks.
Loved the video! Can you explain more about where you put down the third piece of blue tape? You kind of skipped over that. Thank you
I mark on the piece of wood where I want the next cut to be then I line up the mark with my blade path.. I suppose you could just make the cut and creep up on your mark then use the cut piece to set your tape. Thanks for watching hope this helped.
I think we have different ideas of what scrap wood is.
I was thinking the same thing. They turned out great, but what some call scraps, I call another project. hahahaha
The activator is in my bag. 🤦🏻♂️
Does anyone else think he sounds like a younger Frank Howarth?
Haha, Frank Howarth is great!!! Thanks for the comment🤙
My bandsaw could never do this Lmao
Why did you make the boards so wide? When you were cutting the coasters on the table saw you had 50% of scrap wood.
It looks like they are a little wide. I imagine he just used the full widths of the boards so he would have more freedom for the free flow curves. Looks like they could have been smaller though
you complete me
Back at cha ❤
ok, I gotta say it, on your 1st project...scraps?!
What’s with the sad music though?
It’s all about establishing the vibe. It’s a delicate balance somewhere between AC/DC and classical. Hard to really nail it on the head
You, young man, are a FUCKING RIOT!!!!! When da boss away the help will play!
Ha! Thank you Martin. It was fun having control of the radio for a few days for sure🤙
"Scrap wood" is big 8/4 planks Heh...
I really like the coasters, just seems a bit counter intuitive. Made a lot of scrap wood with your “scrap” wood.
We used big pieces for the sake of making the video. If you imagine the same process with smaller pieces of scrap wood you would achieve the same thing but yield a smaller batch.
@@WilliamDouglasCo Makes sense. I was going to say, my scrap pile doesn’t look that robust unfortunately lol. I like the design, might have to try this shape out and mix it up!
Looks like a tremendous amount of waste of expensive 8/4 stock to me. Did you do anything with all the offcuts? How many BF of lumber were used and how many coasters did you get from it?
Hmmmm..looks like bacon 🥓
Now I’m hungry
@@WilliamDouglasCo 😂🤣
It's a great video, thank you. Personally, I feel like there was a lot of material wasted. The coasters are all straight lines. I think the pattern could have been traced on the material and a lot more pieces could have been made. Now, I don't own a table saw and my skill level is nowhere near that of yours. I'm a VERY frugal woodworker. I use every single square inch of wood that I can and the majority of my cuts are made on my 10in bandsaw, handsaw, and jigsaw, but when I make projects like this, I make sure to waste little to nothing. Sorry if I'm being ignorant, but that's just my thought. I still love the work and the channel.
Notes taken 🤙 thank you for watching!
@@jeddadiahemanuel1975 No worries. Love the channel and the content. Keep up the great work!
Cool project … but scrap?😳
We didn’t use scrap for the sake of the video but that project could easily be scaled down to scrap chunks