The best instructions I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. Very thorough and easy follow. I appreciate how you explain options for people who don’t have a lot of tools. Best of all you provide easy to understand dimensions. I’ll will start following you and telling “makers” about you. Good luck, looking forward to following and making more projects
Need to make an elevated dog dish for my older dog and my search led me here. So glad I found your video! This will be my next project. Thanks so much for your help and tip on your poly finish.
Nice job John, I made a raised feeder for my pup a couple years ago also. Putting the pocket holes in later was not a big deal, not sure I would classify it as a mistake.
Nice job John, i bought the porter cable quick jig. After watching your review and absolutely love it. Now I am going to replace my biscuit joiner with the one you are using. Thanks John
This is well thought out and very clean , good work .. I also made a dog bowl table and posted it on my page but I barely had any tools lol it looks alot easier to have all these tools
I want to know how you did that... I'm trying to get a start but want to mainly focus on hand tools and not the power tools. Maybe eventually I'd get into power tools. But not yet.
I like how you used your router to make the bowl holes. I see your router raises and lowers which is a cool feature. Mine is more basic so I may drill a pilot hole to start my cut but I def want to make that jig for my router. Also I was wondering if your bowls are 7 inches and you measured 7 inches for your cut, why didn't the bowls fall thru the holes if they are the same size? Really cool looking holder. Turned out beautifully. Thanks for posting and giving me some tips. Wish me luck!
Couple questions: Are you using a sock to stain the first time? Can you please do a video how you made your Circle cutting tool? What are those legs sitting on when you stained your work? Thanks. Looks amazing
Can you make a bigger bowl one? I literally only ever find this size you used. I get the idea would be to just a bigger peice of wood. But idk I don't ever see anyone making the bigger sized bowls like my dog uses. The small bowls are so messy so thats why we went with bigger ones he loves em. I'm just thinking I should raise it a little not too much tho bc ik it's not good to have it raised too high. I was thinking the height you did but bigger bowls. I don't have all the fancy things you used to hold the legs together or that screw knot thing. Was hoping mainly wood glue and screws would do
What an awesome project. Fantastic work my friend. I love this. Simple and easy. I don't have a biscuit joiner, but I do have a Kreg jig. My late father loved woodworking stuff. I very much got his passion even though I don't have his tools. I'm loving my Ryobi tools. This raised dog food bowl project has been on my to do list for quite some time. Your video is easy to follow and understand and you were a joy to watch and listen to. You kept my attention the whole time. Keep up the great work. New subscriber here. Can't wait to go see what other videos you have.
#seen this one in fact had to look again, sorry people Angus was not allowed to come back on TH-cam as he was selling replica Bollywood doll's to the Monk's of libia and not sending the money over so as you can imagine bin Laden's crew were not happy, and he has no shame he hit the Muslim officer with a packet of bacon for the £2.99 fine and 50 hours community service he received.....,.,.
if you wish for your project to stay in one piece as the seasons change, don't build your table this way. you need to allow for wood movement in your top or all of your work will be a waste of time.
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It's crazy how much work goes in into such a small project 😵💫
The best instructions I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. Very thorough and easy follow. I appreciate how you explain options for people who don’t have a lot of tools. Best of all you provide easy to understand dimensions. I’ll will start following you and telling “makers” about you. Good luck, looking forward to following and making more projects
Need to make an elevated dog dish for my older dog and my search led me here. So glad I found your video! This will be my next project. Thanks so much for your help and tip on your poly finish.
Nice job ! I'm about to "enbark" on this project. Its been on my honey do list for a while. Love working with oak.
Nice job John, I made a raised feeder for my pup a couple years ago also. Putting the pocket holes in later was not a big deal, not sure I would classify it as a mistake.
Nice job John, i bought the porter cable quick jig. After watching your review and absolutely love it. Now I am going to replace my biscuit joiner with the one you are using. Thanks John
+Charles Camilleri I really like the Porter Cable biscuit joiner. It was one of the very first woodworking tools that I bought.
the final product is wonderful, nice work )))
it looks great strong!!
Nice proyect Jhon!
This is well thought out and very clean , good work ..
I also made a dog bowl table and posted it on my page but I barely had any tools lol it looks alot easier to have all these tools
I want to know how you did that... I'm trying to get a start but want to mainly focus on hand tools and not the power tools. Maybe eventually I'd get into power tools. But not yet.
Nice project. What clamps did you use?
I like your chop saw, what is the make/model?
Very nice!! Thanks
I like how you used your router to make the bowl holes. I see your router raises and lowers which is a cool feature. Mine is more basic so I may drill a pilot hole to start my cut but I def want to make that jig for my router. Also I was wondering if your bowls are 7 inches and you measured 7 inches for your cut, why didn't the bowls fall thru the holes if they are the same size? Really cool looking holder. Turned out beautifully. Thanks for posting and giving me some tips. Wish me luck!
thanks john!
I would want to know how to make something like this without power tools. Just hand tools. If you can do a video on that -it would be cool.
what's the top size? 1x12? Are the stretchers 1x3's?
John very nice project I hope mine turns out as good. What color of stain did you use?
+steve nocita I believe it is special walnut.
wow.... REALLY nice project and looked stunning.. thx for posting this, Im going to atempt this for myself :)
Was that made with hardwood?
how do i get the plans to make one of these raised dog bowls
Couple questions: Are you using a sock to stain the first time? Can you please do a video how you made your Circle cutting tool? What are those legs sitting on when you stained your work? Thanks. Looks amazing
They are called Rockler Cookies which you can get at a Rockler Woodworking and Hardware store or on line.
What size biscuits did you use?
How high would you go for a large dog and what is thickness of top piece
where can i get the plans for this job
i like it very good :)
Can you make a bigger bowl one? I literally only ever find this size you used. I get the idea would be to just a bigger peice of wood. But idk I don't ever see anyone making the bigger sized bowls like my dog uses. The small bowls are so messy so thats why we went with bigger ones he loves em. I'm just thinking I should raise it a little not too much tho bc ik it's not good to have it raised too high. I was thinking the height you did but bigger bowls. I don't have all the fancy things you used to hold the legs together or that screw knot thing. Was hoping mainly wood glue and screws would do
What bosch router is that please? Is it the colt?
this stand without the top could also be a dolls bed :)
What type of wood is that made out of?
Red Oak.
I was wondering, what size bit is that????
What bit are you talking about?
The bit you cut the circle with. I want to make a circle but I'm not sure what size but to use
3/8" router straight cut.
What an awesome project. Fantastic work my friend. I love this. Simple and easy. I don't have a biscuit joiner, but I do have a Kreg jig. My late father loved woodworking stuff. I very much got his passion even though I don't have his tools. I'm loving my Ryobi tools. This raised dog food bowl project has been on my to do list for quite some time. Your video is easy to follow and understand and you were a joy to watch and listen to. You kept my attention the whole time. Keep up the great work. New subscriber here. Can't wait to go see what other videos you have.
Biscuit holder f*"k sake you don't have a tea cup you mug.... #GADAWGSFAN19 baw bag..............
#seen this one in fact had to look again, sorry people Angus was not allowed to come back on TH-cam as he was selling replica Bollywood doll's to the Monk's of libia and not sending the money over so as you can imagine bin Laden's crew were not happy, and he has no shame he hit the Muslim officer with a packet of bacon for the £2.99 fine and 50 hours community service he received.....,.,.
I need an elevated stand to hold a square slow feeder……anyone have any ideas???
Looks really nice, unless the dog is a wood chewer.. My dog will add designs
All of my dog bowls are flanged at the bottom not top so none would work with this design.
if you wish for your project to stay in one piece as the seasons change, don't build your table this way. you need to allow for wood movement in your top or all of your work will be a waste of time.
5 years later it is still like new