I love how you don't take yourself too seriously...your sarcasm about the kreg jig was hilarious. And you actually have some sawdust on your tools! That's real world...glad I found your channel. Subbbb!
Your style is getting more distinctive, unique, and recognizable and you are so much more comfortable on camera recently. Every successive episode you release is better than the last. I can't even call them videos anymore, they're episodes! Thanks David!
200 years from now someone will get this table and wonder why in the hell each leg is joined different. At least they will have a good conversation over it. Another awesome video.
Iv really enjoyed watching my grandpa and other family do different wood working growing up and iv worked in cabinet making the last 2 years. I'm slowly getting my own tools to start making end tables and coffee tables to start and I'll definitely use this technique. Thanks for the vid
I spent a good amount of time and money at Home Depot buying torches, rods, aluminum stock, and beef jerkey trying to get the shit to work after that brazing video.. it's actually pretty satisfying to see that it didn't work in the long run. I'm not upset, I wanted to thank you for the knowledge on both the front and back end. You're the man!
GREAT video David. This REALLY shows that there are many ways to accomplish a task and they all can work. No jointer, make a jig. No dowling tool, make a jig. We all can have FUN in our shop without all the expensive tools - just some of them!!!
Cliff Notes of Missing Scene: David realizes he cut all the stretchers to length and therefore can't mortise and tenon just one corner, expletives uttered, quantities of beverage consumed, video has to be made, David thinks, David exclaims "screw it"... so he did.
I probably should have put a SPOILER ALERT in there. Nevermind the man behind the curtain. I blame Eric, he probably thought you had plenty of maple and would just cut another piece of hickory.
Thanks for vid. Need to make a base for a bookcase and I came across this video for ideas. . Enjoyed comments about other people's comments it's so true. I made the mistake of not having a base on a bookcase and my bottom shelf bowed under for legs. Live and learn.
Big fan of the dowel jig! Made my own with steel spacers to make the jig last a long time! Also made myself a joiner with the matchstick clamps. Keep the budget ideas coming for us poor folk trying to make due!
honestly, the "under the breath sass commentary" was my favorite part of this video. XD i'd love to see a full "out-takes" sass video lmao. Solid work as usual. Been following you and Bob at "I like to make stuff" for a few years now. Always a pleasure.
Initially was annoyed but shortly realized I was learning a crap ton of useful information as I research a table making project for beginners. The guy is pretty much a 'regular dude' but I appreciate that with all his 'this way or that' attitude he was genuinely saying 'here's a good way, there's a great way and there's the way I'm doing it now' instead of bullshitting. And then he vacuumed before putting the table back. A+ winner winner chicken dinner.
One of the best parts of this whole thing is you used 4 different joints for the same purpose in the same piece. That's some world class troll bait, right up there with quenching metal in a toilet. -Caleb Harris
First time seeing you. Amazing. The mixture of intelligent/silly humor, the editing, the music. When you ask yourself questions the viewer could be thinking, reminds me of Jim Gaffigan. "Crotch shot". Thank you!
That video was great. Fun edit, and I love the third-person comment jabs. You got quite a few laughs out of me on this one. Considering how miserable I am anymore, that's a pretty big deal! "This video isn't about me..." Classic.
Hey bot ... Positive comments are your bread n butter. But not everyone has these tools. And one who does knows how to use it. Not come on you tube to learn
4x4s are hard to come by in my city because of covid. I was thinking of making legs out of joined 2x4 but I was worried about the seam looking bad. Nice to see it can still look nice!
Oh man!: your work is good, but your way of filming, your own coments and above all your excelent funny mood, make all this an excelent work of art!! Great! Post more, please!
That cold weld... 🤣 The woodwork is banging though. It's easy to laugh when someone not in your trade tries something in your trade. Y'all would have serious lolz at my woodwork. I'm hoping to learn from this guy.
Dude of all the woodworking channels I subscribe to yours is by far the best one. Entertaining and insightful. You're like the Ryan Reynolds of woodworking.
Being a new to the game home freelance crafter im slowly learning what i can... how reliable are these kreg tools and do. you have to only use there screw types... told u im a novice but if u don't ask....
Not that I’m a big fan of pocket screw joint, they do have their place but I have seen testing between the domino joint and the pocket hole joint and the pocket joint won. But I like the dominos because they are hidden.
Thanks for watching! I've make a playlist of my favorite woodworking projects: th-cam.com/play/PLhqK_8dnaIW3V6a66AdyRI9DJUZwCSm83.html
I love how you don't take yourself too seriously...your sarcasm about the kreg jig was hilarious. And you actually have some sawdust on your tools! That's real world...glad I found your channel. Subbbb!
Your style is getting more distinctive, unique, and recognizable and you are so much more comfortable on camera recently. Every successive episode you release is better than the last. I can't even call them videos anymore, they're episodes! Thanks David!
200 years from now someone will get this table and wonder why in the hell each leg is joined different. At least they will have a good conversation over it. Another awesome video.
haha!!
"Musta been a drunken woodworker made this table. Couldn't even focus from one joint to the next..." :)
you mean 200 years from now when the next person has to fix the pocket screws... ha!
You are not quite right, two legs use the same method:)
William W Powell c
This is the best intro on youtube, hands down!
Iv really enjoyed watching my grandpa and other family do different wood working growing up and iv worked in cabinet making the last 2 years. I'm slowly getting my own tools to start making end tables and coffee tables to start and I'll definitely use this technique. Thanks for the vid
I spent a good amount of time and money at Home Depot buying torches, rods, aluminum stock, and beef jerkey trying to get the shit to work after that brazing video.. it's actually pretty satisfying to see that it didn't work in the long run. I'm not upset, I wanted to thank you for the knowledge on both the front and back end. You're the man!
I really appreciate your calm and serious demeanor. It's so soothing...
I try to make videos that people can fall asleep to.
Keeps me coming back for more... ;-)
GREAT video David. This REALLY shows that there are many ways to accomplish a task and they all can work. No jointer, make a jig. No dowling tool, make a jig. We all can have FUN in our shop without all the expensive tools - just some of them!!!
Thanks!
Love that @katzmosestools cameos into the Patreon supporters list way back when this was made. Class act.
Paying yourself to sponsor yourself. Excellent idea. Keep being awesome.
Hahaha I just gotta say I love the "Sand in the place where you live" bit. Please keep doing it. Gets me every time! A literal lol :)
Simple but appreciated. Thoroughly enjoyed your bickering about what people would comment, irony with a positive attitude.
Cliff Notes of Missing Scene: David realizes he cut all the stretchers to length and therefore can't mortise and tenon just one corner, expletives uttered, quantities of beverage consumed, video has to be made, David thinks, David exclaims "screw it"... so he did.
SHHH!!! You're revealing all my secrets!
I probably should have put a SPOILER ALERT in there. Nevermind the man behind the curtain. I blame Eric, he probably thought you had plenty of maple and would just cut another piece of hickory.
JoeBcrafts you win funniest comment on the internet today! LOL!
If he has a Domino, I'm sure he has a board stretcher.
I heard they are on sale now (board stretchers) lol
i loved this too many people think they cant do something because they don't have some expensive tool there are so many ways to do things thanks
Thanks for vid. Need to make a base for a bookcase and I came across this video for ideas. . Enjoyed comments about other people's comments it's so true.
I made the mistake of not having a base on a bookcase and my bottom shelf bowed under for legs. Live and learn.
Your videos make me a happy boy.
You really brought the funny in the video. The footloose audio with no music had a cackling. Such a rich video.
Big fan of the dowel jig! Made my own with steel spacers to make the jig last a long time! Also made myself a joiner with the matchstick clamps. Keep the budget ideas coming for us poor folk trying to make due!
+Jordan S thank you! I bought some steel bushings to make myself a longer lasting dowel jig. Just haven't done it yet.
You make the hand cut mortises look so easy, excellent.
Yeah hand cut mortises .... "screen missing" while I do it the easy way!
good one 😂
Ya know, if you're going to make all the comments IN the video, there's really nothing left for us to do down here.
But you still commented! Win-win!
TWSS.
ha ha ha. Well said. It was a funny part though, wasn't it?
well why did you comment
A guy who admits his mistakes and has the balls to show it. SUBSCRIBED SIR !!!!
Oh my god, a coffee table and TV trays all in one. Thats pretty much the coolest thing ever.
You earn the crap out of every like your videos get. These are pure gold :)
:)
It's cool that Katz-Moses supports you!
The algorithm just threw me this video (I subscribe but hadn't gone this far back) This is gold! In all kinds of ways!
I go with the dowel joints. Great video.
honestly, the "under the breath sass commentary" was my favorite part of this video. XD i'd love to see a full "out-takes" sass video lmao. Solid work as usual. Been following you and Bob at "I like to make stuff" for a few years now. Always a pleasure.
Anybody else find this in May of 2021? Not sure how I missed it, but the pocket hole comments are the best!
Initially was annoyed but shortly realized I was learning a crap ton of useful information as I research a table making project for beginners. The guy is pretty much a 'regular dude' but I appreciate that with all his 'this way or that' attitude he was genuinely saying 'here's a good way, there's a great way and there's the way I'm doing it now' instead of bullshitting. And then he vacuumed before putting the table back. A+ winner winner chicken dinner.
yo thanks for the information I've decided to go into carpentry so im doing construction in school to get started Great video!
I am cracking up at your commentary during the pocket hole jig section. Lmao.
I like that you used the doweling jig you made a few videos back.
Remember the scene in Horrible Bosses 2
Don't scream on television lol great video thanks for the information
first video I don't need to speed up! nice one there! enough explanation to understand and to the good part !
I'm waaay, to young for the old music puns, but they are fantastic and still crack me up every time
Check out Digital Underground's Humpty Dance. CLASSIC!
Make Something I just did, fantastic. love your work, especially making it podcast, huge fan since episode 1
Oh, and great idea to show different techniques in joinery in the one job. Likey likey
I love the commentary on the comments. By the way, I got the match fit clamps. Thanks again!
Right on Howard! Hey, I appreciate your support!
I love the music videos thrown in. Also, you're the first person I've seen with a way to keep the lift-top table on the floor: dumbbells! Clever.
Yep. We know he's not using them to get shredded!
One of the best parts of this whole thing is you used 4 different joints for the same purpose in the same piece. That's some world class troll bait, right up there with quenching metal in a toilet.
-Caleb Harris
hahahaha!!!
YouCanMakeThisToo 😂
would toilet water have raised the grain more to create a better woodgrain pattern with the shellac?
:)
wait, you're not supposed to quench in the toilet?!?!
Just remember to flush the pee before you quench something ! ! !
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good tips! I did not see the fourth method.
Your videos are an awesome source of info and they're edited in a way to keep everything interesting. Love em
The way you explain things, i love it. That's one subscriber ❤️
The vids just keep getting better!!!
This is a huge help for my project. Thanks!!!
Good attitud to work, and good way to explain the Project.
I love the lift mechanism on the table top!
The sand in the place where you live was amazing
I liked the video for that digital underground but subbed for the trash talking while doing the pocket holes lol
realy a master job,,,, many thanks for sharing
Thoroughly enjoy watching your channel!
your videos are fun and i lerned a few nice ways to do something.
That was fun. Suggestion for next video... Coasters.
Love the conveniently "missing" scene! Hilarious! Great job with the videos recently. Very entertaining, and educational as well.
I blame Eric!
I don't know... I'm thinking Chuck probably lost it somewhere...
This guy is seriously entertaining!
To the moon!
My favorite of your videos to date.
Right on! Thank you!
First time seeing you. Amazing. The mixture of intelligent/silly humor, the editing, the music. When you ask yourself questions the viewer could be thinking, reminds me of Jim Gaffigan. "Crotch shot". Thank you!
first time watcher here. like you're content. good humor too! definitely subscribing.
That video was great. Fun edit, and I love the third-person comment jabs.
You got quite a few laughs out of me on this one. Considering how miserable I am anymore, that's a pretty big deal!
"This video isn't about me..." Classic.
"anymore"? Ooof...
Hey bot ... Positive comments are your bread n butter. But not everyone has these tools. And one who does knows how to use it. Not come on you tube to learn
4x4s are hard to come by in my city because of covid. I was thinking of making legs out of joined 2x4 but I was worried about the seam looking bad. Nice to see it can still look nice!
Simple y firme, gracias por este vídeo. From Chile Saludos.
LOL, side-remarks/vids are HILARIOUS!!!! TY
Well done and very educational- nice 80's tracks too
I can't wait to try out that hand cut mortis on my own table!!!!!
+Kyle Campbell just follow the step by step instructions!
Scene missing music was the best. Thanks for showing all the different joinery methods*! *almost
Haha love the sassy narration of your expected video comments.
Nice fast pace to video, and great tunes, subscribed right away
Thanks Bruce! Welcome aboard!
Oh man!: your work is good, but your way of filming, your own coments and above all your excelent funny mood, make all this an excelent work of art!! Great! Post more, please!
Thanks!
Just amazing craftsmanship & the humour is contagious 👍
Our method was screws and more screws! We didn't know what we we're doing though, but it did the job! Nice work! 😁
Aaahh!!! Soundtrack is soooooo goood! Wow!
"Can't show is you hand cutting those mortise and tenon joints? Pffph, do you even make, bro?" 😂😂😂
Another great, and FUN video! kudos!
Good one. Very informative. Thanks
Great video, back to basics...
That cold weld... 🤣
The woodwork is banging though. It's easy to laugh when someone not in your trade tries something in your trade. Y'all would have serious lolz at my woodwork.
I'm hoping to learn from this guy.
Love the shock g clip. Great knowledge and humour perfect marriage
You forgot deck/drywall screws through the face. The golden standard of joinery. 😂 looks great!
hahaha!!
Best 4 seconds of my life the action sounds from the foot loos clip! Thanks David I'll be laughing about this all day!
Congratulations, regards of Colombia, i love the wood
great presentation, you make the job sound so easy for everyone to try.
lionel e
I totally knew that was the best joinery method the whole time!
Dude of all the woodworking channels I subscribe to yours is by far the best one. Entertaining and insightful. You're like the Ryan Reynolds of woodworking.
Ha! I'll take that! Thanks!
Pocket hole commentary was 👌
Again, and again, Great Video! Cheers David & Eric!
Great work no nail using amazing....
All the old school music flashbacks crack me up, without fail
;)
Cut loose?
i was NOT expecting digital underground in a wood building video
@@redmudpei : Yea, I agree. AWESOME music selection and editing ! THANK YOU
THANK YOU THANK YOU
Being a new to the game home freelance crafter im slowly learning what i can... how reliable are these kreg tools and do. you have to only use there screw types... told u im a novice but if u don't ask....
so nice of you,,
informative video
My good sir, I’m so glad I stumbled upon your video. Love the edits and the commentary.
Subscribed✅
Looking for your precast now
Entertaining as always! I will now be singing "Sand in the place where you live" for the rest of the day.
Best video yet!
I can't wait for the patent on that Festool dominoer to run out so I can get one at Harbor Freight for 25 bucks...
John Armstrong So when it is going to expire?
2024 the first patent runs out =) but there is a couple more. Not until 2035 it's possible to make a knock off.
just get a router
Not that I’m a big fan of pocket screw joint, they do have their place but I have seen testing between the domino joint and the pocket hole joint and the pocket joint won. But I like the dominos because they are hidden.
Brilliant.
this is my first time watching one of your videos, and I think besides the woodworking I am subscribing because of the humpty dance
This is exactly the video I needed, thankyou
First time I subscribed to a channel after watching only one video! 👍
Welcome aboard!
Gets better every Video! 😆😆
I love your videos, you're the man!
This is beautiful, and really helpful for weekend warriors, like myself.
Personal question:, Are you left handed, by any chance?
Very helpful thank you very much 😷