A "Staked" Three-Legged Stool: Woodturning a Plant Stand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- I made a three-legged plant stand out of Cherry and Maple using staked furniture techniques. I used a lathe to turn the seat and the legs and bored holes at the drill press. I wedged the tenons to secure them into the seat mortises.
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Welcome "back". Looking forward to 2023 content. I would be very interesting in seeing a "basic" series.
William, really happy to see you’ll be posting more again! I watch a lot of woodworking on TH-cam but I’ve always loved your channel for the artistic and relaxed nature of the videos while still imparting lots of woodworking knowledge. I’m glad you took the time you needed and can fully appreciate that, but it’ll be good to have you back making more videos. I’m interested in anything you’ll put out, but especially if you had a video summarizing your preferred wood finishes and when and why you use them, I think that would be super valuable. Thanks for all you do!
That's a great idea for a video! I tackle that daily in the shop. "What will this be used for? What's a good utility finish? Will this see see any moisture? Etc." Thanks for watching!
Very glad to see you back!
I would vote yes to more videos on basic woodworking!!! I love how it’s not just woodworking, but a story.
Thank you for you content. Have leaned a ton.
Thanks for watching! It seems unanimous that I should do a basics series. Stay tuned!
Will’s back! So happy to see you creating again. For you and the viewers. You really have a talent for woodworking, creating content, and telling a story.
And great tip on leveling the legs. Thanks!
Thank you very much! I learned that leg tip from Chris Schwarz somewhere along the way.
Glad you are back William. Looking forward to seeing more of your unique content.
Thank you. Glad to be back.
I’m not sure why I watch your videos. It’s either for your awesome narration, cinematic skills, woodworking skills, subtle humility, or all of the above. 😅
Nice work Sir!
Thank you so much!
It’s a great video. Thank you,Will and good to see you back. I’ve missed your videos. Scott
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the kind words.
Dude….. Welcome back. Had to pause to write this jajaja. Your videos are always the best, and very inspiring the story telling my man… glad your back….
Thank you for the kind words!
William, so glad to see you making videos again. Your hiatus did not go unnoticed by many people im sure. Hope you and yours are well and safe. Your craftsmanship and storytelling are rivaled by few.
Thank you very much. I don't know if the last sentence is true but I appreciate it!
@@wmwalkerco its true
Glad to see you back. You’re one of my favourite people to watch.
Thanks very much! Glad to be back!
Mr Walker, I have missed your videos. It is wonderful that you are back. I would definitely watch shorter how yo videos, but your long form videos are always instructional as well as entertaining.
Thank You!,
I really enjoy making the long form videos too. I will try to mix in some shorter form videos as well too. Thanks for watching!
Shorts on woodworking skills would be awesome. I'm glad ur back to making more content. I always enjoy watching your vids!
People seem to be in favor of the woodworking skills shorts. Stay tuned!
Really good to see you Will. Thank you for the wonderful content. I've missed "...this is a story about that"
Thank you very much for the kind words.
I was JUST thinking about how I would go about learning how to use a lathe. I would adore a basics series!
That seems to be the consensus. Watch for a basics series coming soon!
William - I’ve been missing your content buddy so any ideas you have would be awesome. I find your furniture absolutely inspiring…your dresser is one of my all time favorites.
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate your kind words.
I’d love to see some short videos on woodworking skills. I’m getting into wood turning so anything along that line would be useful! Thanks for making great videos
Noted! Thanks for the feedback
I am very excited for your 2023
Welcome back! Good to see you pop up in the feed.
Hey, thanks!
Nice to see you back.
Glad to be back
That's super cute! As always, thank you for the inspiration! Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you! 😊
Hey man, if you are thinking of doing a basics series I would love to see a lathe tool sharpening video. Love your stuff. Best wishes.
I'm always so happy when I see that you upload. One of my favorite channels. Awesome build and Happy New Year!
Thank you so much! I do appreciate the kind words.
Your Amazon links worked perfect. The “what woodworking means to me” video you did a while back is probably my all time favorite woodworking video. Between you and Chris from Third Coast Craftsman, I constantly think about transitioning from policing to woodworking on TH-cam haha.
Chris is a good buddy of mine! Great dude. I appreciate the kind words.
Missed you man! So glad to see some content! Don’t worry about us though man, you know your priorities.
I appreciate that!
William, welcome back glad to see new video in your channel. Talking about the videos I would love to see your technique on filming while doing woodworking, I know both tasks are difficult to do separately so I’ll appreciate some knowledge on this. Thanks
Thank you! I actually started a series called Film School Fridays a long time ago but it never got much traction so I stopped doing them. Many people have asked me to bring the series back so I still might. It's hard when there's a core audience that finds it valuable but the view count and work that goes into producing them don't align.
Great to have you back
glad to be back!
Hopefully you can finish that roubo bench this year! Excited for it!
Hopefully! I keep reorganizing my shop and trying to find space for things. I do need to circle back to that build though.
Happy to see your video in my feed it’s been way to long between videos.
Hope you enjoyed it! I'm going to try to be better about it.
your videos are always a pleasure to watch, thanks for comin back and best wishes on your new year venture.
Thank you for the kind words.
Welcome back!
Thank you!
Whew!! I thought you were going to teach children to milk cows! That is a really LOW stool. Glad to have you back. I was thinking you'd finally get around to telling us about your efforts on the property but I can wait.
funny enough just yesterday I noticed we had some new bovine neighbors. It's just the right height for a plant to sit on! My sister has my grandads old milking stool she wants me to fix :)
Amazing work, Will! Beautiful little stool! 😃
I'm happy to watch another video from you! Happy new year!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you very much!
Great start to a New Year! Welcome back!
Thanks! You too!
Let’s go!!! Welcome back!
Haha. Thanks!
Missed ya
glad to be back!
Love your ethic and your work. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the kind words!
Fabulous
Thank you!
Nice
Thanks!
Happy New Year and welcome back! Frankly, I would watch anything that you post.
Wow, thanks!
Happy New Year & it's good to see you posting again! Beautiful plant stand! 👍👍
Thank you! It feels good to post again!
Nice job! Love your work! 🙌👊
Thank you very much! Glad to be back!
Love it. Looking forward to more from you this year!
Thanks for watching!
hey, welcome back. Happy New Year! Nice work, nice video.
Happy new year! Thanks very much!
Welcome Back!
Thanks! Happy New Year!
How to turn a wood bowl would be a great series.
awsome
This is simply beautiful!
Glad to hear you will be posting more!! I was looking forward to the timber frame pool house!! Is that still coming?? Or is it finished? Thanks again for the video!!
I am still in the process of working on that timberframe. I had stalled when I got to a point I needed some lifting equipment to tackle it by myself but I think I've sourced some duct lifts to help me. I was going to do a series on the timberframe but it's a big job for just one guy so I opted to just get to work. I might do a tour of it when I'm done and break down the joinery of how I did everything.
lovely work as ever but found the music a bit distracting, thank you for all your videos though, very much appreciated the effort
Thanks for the feedback. I was a little rusty when it came time to edit so I'll keep that in mind.
I’m glad you are back to posting videos. I missed watching them. What happened to the podcast?
Thanks! The podcast fizzled out as we all had conflicting schedules. I've been playing with the idea of starting another podcast. Just need the right people and ideas!
@@wmwalkerco thanks for the reply. I’m
A fan of your work and got a lot out of the podcast. I found u very entertaining and insightful. I hope you find yr way to a new pod cast. Loved the new video can’t wait to see more. Thanks for the content.
Re:drillpress nut, LOCKTITE, MY MAN! 😁
I thought about that, but every time I lock it down I think "yep, that fixed it!" until it happens again.
Really glad to see you are making videos again, I was wondering a couple months ago where you were!
Have you read The Anarchist's Design Book or The Stick Chair Book?
I have read snippets from Anarchists but not the whole thing. I love his books on workbenches.
@@wmwalkerco The whole Anarchist's trilogy is amazing, but there's a large section of The Anarchist's Design Book that's about staked furniture. I also really enjoyed Ingenious Mechanicks which has a lot of historical information about staked workbenches. I'm still waiting for the 5/8 tapered reamer to come back in stock at Lee Valley... :P
I love the stool but what is “staked” furniture?
www.mortiseandtenonmag.com/blogs/blog/workbenches-staked-furniture
Here is a succinct description of staked furniture from a great publication.
Saw stop needs to make hand saws lol
Probably cost you an arm and a leg...I'll see myself out.
I believe you mentioned in a previous video that you built your timber frame home. Provided you're comfortable with it, obviously, I would love to learn more about it and see more timber framing type projects if it's possible, in addition to the normal projects that we have come to love from you. Your story-telling style would make the timber framing story very interesting to me is all. :) Good to see you back, Will. Happy New Year.
I would love to do a timberframe video. That's probably pretty far down the road as I've got some ongoing projects I need to finish up on the homestead first before I start any new ones.