LOL! Luved your 'minute and a half' comment @ 2:34 and your sticker on the vise. Great dice tower. Like it better than the one I made. Also enjoying the zen of hand tools. Nothing like going old school sometimes. As for the 'overly dramatic' ending, two thumbs up. Ideas huh, ... how about a game shelf? They are rectangular in shape so they can be used vertically or horizontal. It also makes them modular if you have several combined. The shelves themselves are in a X pattern, like a wine bottle bin. Since game boxes and RPG books came is assorted sizes, you can alter the shelf space by having some fixed and some adjustable, or add some vertical/horizontal shelves/supports. The bonus is that while this may sound like a niche 'gamer' item, it's actually a great way to spruce up any home bookshelf system. (Interior designers love simple things like this they can charge more for.)
This video was amazing and an so happy you ended up making it. I saw the notification when the video was released but due to crazy work time of year and exciting/hectic new family things it took me this long to watch. But loved it. My favorite part was the integration/tie-in to the dice tray that inspired the request. Also comment on the most recent videos focusing on hand making, not power tools. It is a big motivator for me to try that. I often times just have a project I want to do and I just rush through it to get it done in the limited time I have instead of allowing myself to enjoy the process.
Glad to see you back making stuff. 👍. Here are some of my suggestions for builds. ( You asked, haha). Stereo cabinet, hand built shop speakers , LP/CD/DVD holder, memorial type stuff for lost loved ones, how to choose blades for wood/metal cutting IE: speed/number of teeth, eye/ear pro recommendations. That should get you started. 😁
Nicely done. Love the mostly hand tool use. One suggestion. If you want to use boiled linseed oil (and why wouldn't you?) please wear gloves with the type of BLO you shwed in this video. The commercial ones you can get at the local hardware store/big box stores have all kinds of chemical driers and metals in them that really shouldn't go on skin. If you don't want to have to use that stuff the alternative is to find 100% BLO. That is all natural with none of the additives. There are several places to find it online. I found one by a company in the US called Walrus Oil. Them make several finishes and waxes that are all 100% natural and have no VOCs so safe to use indoors and around children and pets. Just a suggestion. Keep up the cool projects and thatnks again for this one.
What a great video. I ended up finding your channel by pure chance when I was watching workbench videos. After watching several the one came up with you and your daughter building a new bench together. I have three young children and I am just getting into woodworking myself so I am hoping that they take an interest and want to work with me like you and your daughter did in that one. Listening to her ask questions and learn as she helped you do things was so beautiful mate. I would have left a comment on that one but the comments section was turned off for that particular video. Anyways I am now flicking through your channel and looks like you have some amazing videos so have subscribed and turned on notifications. Keep up the good work and cherish that amazing bond between you and your daughter. Money can buy most things in life but things like that are priceless. Here’s hoping my children are inquisitive and inspired by woodworking too. I would love them to want to work with me on things. Truly amazing my friend 🙏🏼
@@WyldeWoodworks hi mate thanks for the reply. Yes it was that video. How did the bench turn out in the end? It looked great and you said you would do an update in a year or two to show any work it may need once the wood has fully finished drying out and maybe twisted or bowed a bit.
@@WyldeWoodworks oh ok great. I will have to go and look that one up. Thanks man. Best wishes to you and your family and keep up the good work, love the channel 🤝
looks great! and since its walnut I wouldn't change a thing (except i might use padauk only for the fact that i love the colors red/ orange). Another idea would possibly wood burn rock stencils into the side??? Also here is a build idea (since you like gaming stuff so much (toy chest, fallout vault, dice trey/tower, etc...) i want you to see if you can make a wood prop of one of your favorite weapons from any show, movie, book, or video game!
One piece of flair? If you feel that the bare minimum is enough, then ok, but some people choose to use more, and we encourage that. Ok? You do want to express yourself don't you?
No one needs a f^&king dice tower. If you feel the need to verify someone's roll, that person should be out of the game. Making a cheat use a dice tower breaks the party plus all it really does is ensure that cheat will not cheat in THAT way - they're still going to cheat every other way they can think of. In addition, towers take up a disproportionately huge chunk of real estate, are awkward as f&^k and greatly slow down actually rolling the damn dice. AND having one almost certainly means you're playing an RPG as if there were a win condition, which means you're playing DnD, and haven't bothered trying anything else.
RYYYTE!
I love crafting by hand
LOL! Luved your 'minute and a half' comment @ 2:34 and your sticker on the vise.
Great dice tower. Like it better than the one I made. Also enjoying the zen of hand tools. Nothing like going old school sometimes. As for the 'overly dramatic' ending, two thumbs up.
Ideas huh, ... how about a game shelf?
They are rectangular in shape so they can be used vertically or horizontal. It also makes them modular if you have several combined. The shelves themselves are in a X pattern, like a wine bottle bin. Since game boxes and RPG books came is assorted sizes, you can alter the shelf space by having some fixed and some adjustable, or add some vertical/horizontal shelves/supports. The bonus is that while this may sound like a niche 'gamer' item, it's actually a great way to spruce up any home bookshelf system.
(Interior designers love simple things like this they can charge more for.)
I love the sticker by your vice! 💕 Beautiful wood! My favorite!
This video was amazing and an so happy you ended up making it. I saw the notification when the video was released but due to crazy work time of year and exciting/hectic new family things it took me this long to watch. But loved it. My favorite part was the integration/tie-in to the dice tray that inspired the request.
Also comment on the most recent videos focusing on hand making, not power tools. It is a big motivator for me to try that. I often times just have a project I want to do and I just rush through it to get it done in the limited time I have instead of allowing myself to enjoy the process.
No worries! Thanks so much!
to keep the dice from falling through the window you could have glued a small piece of clear soda bottle to the inside of the window.
Simple. I like it. 👌🏽
Glad to see you back making stuff. 👍. Here are some of my suggestions for builds. ( You asked, haha). Stereo cabinet, hand built shop speakers , LP/CD/DVD holder, memorial type stuff for lost loved ones, how to choose blades for wood/metal cutting IE: speed/number of teeth, eye/ear pro recommendations. That should get you started. 😁
Beautiful wood!!!
Thank you!
Nicely done!
Dude! This is awesome!
Wow awesome
Love the tower I think the only add-ons I would do would be small bricks around the door the window and maybe the top but overall beautiful work
Great idea!
Awesome project dude!
Nicely done. Love the mostly hand tool use. One suggestion. If you want to use boiled linseed oil (and why wouldn't you?) please wear gloves with the type of BLO you shwed in this video. The commercial ones you can get at the local hardware store/big box stores have all kinds of chemical driers and metals in them that really shouldn't go on skin. If you don't want to have to use that stuff the alternative is to find 100% BLO. That is all natural with none of the additives. There are several places to find it online. I found one by a company in the US called Walrus Oil. Them make several finishes and waxes that are all 100% natural and have no VOCs so safe to use indoors and around children and pets.
Just a suggestion. Keep up the cool projects and thatnks again for this one.
What a great video. I ended up finding your channel by pure chance when I was watching workbench videos. After watching several the one came up with you and your daughter building a new bench together. I have three young children and I am just getting into woodworking myself so I am hoping that they take an interest and want to work with me like you and your daughter did in that one. Listening to her ask questions and learn as she helped you do things was so beautiful mate.
I would have left a comment on that one but the comments section was turned off for that particular video. Anyways I am now flicking through your channel and looks like you have some amazing videos so have subscribed and turned on notifications.
Keep up the good work and cherish that amazing bond between you and your daughter. Money can buy most things in life but things like that are priceless. Here’s hoping my children are inquisitive and inspired by woodworking too. I would love them to want to work with me on things. Truly amazing my friend 🙏🏼
Thanks! I didn't know that was turned off. That was the handtool workbench video?
@@WyldeWoodworks hi mate thanks for the reply. Yes it was that video. How did the bench turn out in the end? It looked great and you said you would do an update in a year or two to show any work it may need once the wood has fully finished drying out and maybe twisted or bowed a bit.
@@MrMonero Yeah about a year ago I did an update video called "2 years in the making workbench pt 2". It needed surprisingly little work.
@@WyldeWoodworks oh ok great. I will have to go and look that one up. Thanks man. Best wishes to you and your family and keep up the good work, love the channel 🤝
looks great! and since its walnut I wouldn't change a thing (except i might use padauk only for the fact that i love the colors red/ orange). Another idea would possibly wood burn rock stencils into the side???
Also here is a build idea (since you like gaming stuff so much (toy chest, fallout vault, dice trey/tower, etc...) i want you to see if you can make a wood prop of one of your favorite weapons from any show, movie, book, or video game!
Great ideas! Thanks
Love it
Great tower, love the integration to the dice tray! Any updates on the color of the tray now that it has been 11 months??
That's a good question. It's sitting on a shelf at home so I'll have to go look
Grande !!
how do you do this without a drill press and vice?
One piece of flair? If you feel that the bare minimum is enough, then ok, but some people choose to use more, and we encourage that. Ok? You do want to express yourself don't you?
We can't all be like Bryan with 37 pieces of flare....
I am subbing for these 2 comments alone lol@@WyldeWoodworks
What do you call the saw you are using at 2:11? I would like to get one myself but don't know the technical name to search for.
It’s a pull saw
@@MrMonero Thank you :-)
@@Electrowave most welcome 🙏🏼
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Update please!
No one needs a f^&king dice tower.
If you feel the need to verify someone's roll, that person should be out of the game.
Making a cheat use a dice tower breaks the party plus all it really does is ensure that cheat will not cheat in THAT way - they're still going to cheat every other way they can think of.
In addition, towers take up a disproportionately huge chunk of real estate, are awkward as f&^k and greatly slow down actually rolling the damn dice.
AND having one almost certainly means you're playing an RPG as if there were a win condition, which means you're playing DnD, and haven't bothered trying anything else.