Gems. And I think only us woodworkers actually notice those things. I show my wife things like grain match and little things I put in my pieces and she points out that someone who buys this will never probably even notice it. lol I think the gems are more for us than the customer. Haha
Gems! I like to find hidden features or simply, techniques used that demonstrate the skill of a woodworker. Not only do I learn something new, but it also shows that the woodworker knows his work is truly appreciated!
Great video. This project is very "Foureyes" of you. I couldn't help but notice the quality/make of your tools. Very jealous of them, but they would absolutely break the bank here in Canada.
Thank you! I love Chris' work, but I do think he stops a little short when it comes to joinery details. That said, he and I definitely share an affinity for modern design.
I am a full-on all 90 all day kinda guy, but there is something absolutely beautiful about a well-made piece of furniture with nice angles. Very impressed.
Gems. It's always a nice topic point for observers, woodworkers and even kids. All gems have a little backstory sometimes and make for nice conversation. Very nice once again Shane.
The production on this video, from the pacing on the editing to the smooth VO, is great. You clearly have a good eye for aesthetics. And the furniture piece turned out beautifully. Solid work!
Gems! Shoot, this whole build is a gem! Excellent work mate, I love how you treated each detail as a mini project within the project. Plans would be great! Nice work, keep it coming!
Happy to hear that, thank you! Yeah, I think that is the right way to approach this project since there's just a lot of little details. Glad you enjoyed it!
You created a beautiful table! I really enjoyed watching this. Very impressive for a project you do in your free time. Also high quality editing and filing. Very well done!
Thank you! I had a lot of fun with this one, and I’m glad you enjoyed the process as well as the end result. I really appreciate the positive feedback!
Gem - the amount of pop culture references quietly dropped in all your videos with dry humor, as puns, dark humor, etc. is almost as impressive as the finished desk
Gems - I really like the design elements of this. I've been looking around, formulating ideas for a console table, and really like a lot of things that are going on with this one. I'd be interested in your plans for this, but will probably modify to incorporate some of the other notions that SWMBO wants. - Chris
Gems. Small, innocuous, wizard level jointing/assembly finds in a piece show that a true craftsman had the thought to go that little bit extra in the project to leave a hidden surprise for the end user. Much respect.
Gems. Just ordered a wardrobe that’s all white on the outside so it is as little visible in the white-walled bedroom as possible. But all the edge banding and some of the drawers (the ones I will use as part of my morning routine) will be made from a more pricey material: still tuned down (grey) but with a texture similar to linen that is a nice touch in the literal tactile sense. Only I will ever see/feel it but I deserve it. ;) I hear some Japanese robes were all plain and elegant on the outside with a crazy amount of embroidery on the inside for just a few paira of eyes to behold. ;)
Gems!!! Contrasting wood species, when done correctly, looks awesome. The natural beauty of wood just amplifies a good design. I have to admit, as a beginner woodworker who mainly stays in the realm of 90 degree angles all of the angles are confusing and intimidating but something I really like and appreciate the skills to do such work. Well done!
Thanks! It can be a little intimidating the first few times you break the grid and toss in a new angle, but I think you’ll really enjoy the process once you do.
I just jumped into your channel via a vid suggestion. But I subscribed as well. Thank you for these video's, well recorded. And I like the laid back atmosphere your vids expose. Regards from the Netherlands! W
gem might be a weird comment but i really like your voice ?? so calming and your tone was just idk man. it’s like an attractive voice i’ll leave it at that
Incredible, your shop is bigger than my house! I wish i had the space to get some mechanical tools, it's pretty much hand tools on my kitchen table trying to get everything done as fast as possible!
Haha, it’s 400 square feet so not incredibly small but not huge either. I will say when there’s larger pieces on the bench it gets crowded pretty quickly.
28:48 Tests have shown that threaded inserts are less strong than threaded wood. That's down to the coarse TPI used for the outer thread of insert. If you're planning on screwing things in and out a lot of times, the insert is a better choice, although the strength on the join is lower. If you're going to screw something in and leave there potentially forever, and you don't want the threads to rip out through movement forces, threaded wood is stronger.
Gems! Dude, just came across one your videos in my recommends and stoked that I did. Awesome work. Subbed after the first video I watched. Appreciate the content and step by step. Keep em coming brother.
Thank you! I started working in construction with my father in college but didn’t get into furniture until my early thirties. But if I were to start again today, I’d check out some classes locally to get started.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. If done right you’re gonna have lots of pointers haha. I think trying to exaggerate the angles as much as possible makes for a more dramatic look other than that just be careful in the shop not to chip off any of those corners when you’re moving things around. Good luck!
💎 wow dude, this is one of my favorite pieces you have made. Those drawers turned out perfect and I really love that you explained your design decisions. I don’t think there is anything I’d change about this project/video. Great job all around.
I feel divided between gimmick and/or gem. If a piece is, in it self, sharp and both well designed and made, a hidden gem is what elevates good to realy good. If not, it feels more like an attempt to repair a not-so-good project. To me, in this buld the small triangles was a super well thought out little detail that clearly showed a craftsman and designer behind the piece. The triangulat theme together with a airy and light feel makes me think this is your best design so far. Much appreciated that you shared the result and the way you got there. Subscribed!
That's a fair point, odds are if it was an after thought then it will likely reflect that in the design. Thanks for sharing your feedback, I'm glad this one resonated with you. And welcome to the channel!
I have to say this... one of the the angled front is one mill higher than the other, so start over LOL nah i loved it it became a beautiful piece well done! keep them coming
Gyms? Jim's? Gems? Whatever it is, I love subtle little details like the triangles you added here. Real neato. One suggestion though- bookmatching the oak on the drawer fronts would've been snazzy ... or cutting them from a longer board for continuous grain since the continuousness of the walnut was lost.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks @TimberBiscuitWoodworks Ah, I see... I must've missed that for some reason. But such is the nature of wood- some grain just runs in a direction where you can barely start to surface your pieces before you'll lose the mirror match. Did you make sure to do most of the thicknessing on the backside?
Just finding your videos and I am impressed. I love you narratives, giving great detailed information, and your very slight, movie references, humor. Your work is exceptional! I am curious, what is the time difference between filming and off camera activities? The amount of time I spend trying to calculate and plan angles has to be like a 10 to 1 ratio. Your work, this video specifically, must have a ton of planning time. Anyway, thank you for sharing your work.
Well, first off, welcome to the channel and thank you for your kind words. When it comes to angles and planing I think of those as two separate parts. I spend a lot of time in my shop and I like to take that extra step to showcase whatever activity I'm doing in a way that people might not have seen before. So when it comes to planing shots most of the time I just work with what I have as far as composition. There are some shots I see in films and I a make mental note or written notes and try to replicate those when I can. But there is a ton of planing that goes into actually building the other parts, so I kind of invision what that process will look like and try to plan accordingly. I honestly spend about 60% of the time building and 40% planing at this point.
Gems, I would like plans but could probably wing it off the detail you've shown in the vid, excellent work yet again. I'm thinking of a version with only one darkwood wood and a brass inlay in the triangle reveal.
Gems - I'm new to building furniture and I would like to build something more than simply a box! I'm very impressed with your design and implementation . As well, your explanation of build/ thought process is fantastic! And... yes, I would like to see plans! You are doing a great job so, Please, keep putting out the great work and videos!
Thank you for the support and welcome to the craft! I'll add you to the tally for plans. Glad you enjoyed the project and there's definitely more to come.
making the tapered stretchers was very helpful. i was wondering if i needed to cut to final length first or taper it first. seems to be ill cut it first! super helpful!
So freakin cool Shane!!! I think this & that stacked pivot pole entryway storage are sitting towards my top favorites. So many cool features Bud. Hoping all is well my friend, Dirty Jersey out!!
Gems for sure, especially when done this well! First time watcher, sub gained! Sidenote, you seriously remind me of an American version of legendary scotsman Greg McHugh 😂
Gems - they make a nice accent. I really like how this piece turned out. Very sleek, with a nice sense of movement and uncommon aesthetic. Though I must admit, as a genx-er, it also reminds me a bit of a Recognizer from Tron. :D
Beautiful piece, great video, and a very nice space to work in. Also, thanks for taking time to demonstrate your processes. You've inspired me to cut some brass on my otherwise woodworking bandsaw. In the video, you mentioned you're using a 6 tpi blade. Did you mean to say 16 tpi?
Thank you! I'm really happy to hear you found some inspiration. For the bandsaw blade, the higher the tooth count the better, but I did just use a 6 tpi blade and it worked great.
For the brass handles… I just had the idea pop in my head to do them centered on the drawer face, but at an angle that matches your inlay… would have been kinda cool I think.
Gems! Those are the things that make a project. Though I do agree that sometimes people go too far with them. Link when people pour river tables and include a full game of spades inside. Like, that isn't going to age well.
At 13:00 you are swiping your fingertip across the tablesaw blade while using a small red block. I watch a lot of WoodTube content and have never seen this. Is it a depth gauge and you're checking for clearance?
Gems, an absolutely amazing and beautiful piece of artwork you Sir are a true MASTER Craftsman always look forward to your videos love all the humor you had into your voiceovers true gold. Have a question would you think about doing a review of your dust collector I’m new to woodworking and have been looking at that dust collector just wondering what you think about it now that you’ve had it for a bit and if it works for everything you got?
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the encouraging review! I can tell you that I do like the dust collector overall for a small shop. Recently I have been doing larger projects and that means it fills up pretty quickly, which results in having to clean out the filter pretty frequently. But that would really be my only negative. I'd like to upgrade to a larger unit and hardline everything at some point, but for now I'll be sticking with the mini gorilla.
Thanks for answering my question I truly appreciate it the Mini Gorilla seems to be a great dust collector I’ve looked at some other brands but the Mini Gorilla I think is the one I’m going to go with I’ve do appreciate the feedback and honestly about how much you like it. Can’t wait to see what you build next keep up the amazing work.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworksback 2 back gems are the best… like the back 2 back Super Bowl champion KC Chiefs 😜 saw your eagles drill press and had to talk my shhh … you builds are always amazing… your team not so much lol
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That is a seriously legit piece of art. Splayed legs are really beautiful. Nicely done.
Thanks mate. I appreciate it!
Honestly, that's an incredible table.
Thank you very much! Glad you like it.
Gems. And I think only us woodworkers actually notice those things. I show my wife things like grain match and little things I put in my pieces and she points out that someone who buys this will never probably even notice it. lol I think the gems are more for us than the customer. Haha
Haha, that’s probably more true than I want to admit. I love all the details in projects, sometimes they’re cooler than the final product.
Agreed, however you notice it looks better and they notice it looks better. They just don’t know why it looks better.
Well said
Kinda like how i dont notice my wifes hair after she spent last weeks pay on it 😂😂😂
@@9greatdanes981totally agree. If those details weren’t there they’d know something was out of whack but maybe not even put their finger on it
Gems! I like to find hidden features or simply, techniques used that demonstrate the skill of a woodworker. Not only do I learn something new, but it also shows that the woodworker knows his work is truly appreciated!
I definitely agree with you on that!
Gems for sure. Love those white oak triangle pieces when you open the drawers
Thanks! I think they are fun little Easter egg
It's nice to see your channel coming along.
Thank you! I appreciate the support!
Great video. This project is very "Foureyes" of you. I couldn't help but notice the quality/make of your tools. Very jealous of them, but they would absolutely break the bank here in Canada.
Thank you! I love Chris' work, but I do think he stops a little short when it comes to joinery details. That said, he and I definitely share an affinity for modern design.
Very beautiful design, great build.
Thanks so much!
i love the blend of traditional joinery techniques and modern tools where needed. a very solid video documenting it all. great job.
Yeah, I really like allowing the power tools to do the heavy lifting and hand tools for the fine finish work. Thank you, and thanks for watching.
You have amazing skills. Thanks for sharing!
I really appreciate it. Thank you for watching.
Love this piece. You are also a good explainer & narrator. Thank you!
Thank you! I'm Morgan Freeman but I try.
I am a full-on all 90 all day kinda guy, but there is something absolutely beautiful about a well-made piece of furniture with nice angles. Very impressed.
Right on! Thank you!
Gems…special touches like that make it become an heirloom. Beautiful piece, excellent work.
So true, hopefully my son thinks so when he’s older haha. Thank you very much!
Gems. It's always a nice topic point for observers, woodworkers and even kids. All gems have a little backstory sometimes and make for nice conversation. Very nice once again Shane.
I couldn't agree more, thank you so much!
Gems. I really appreciate how clear you are in your videos.
Glad you enjoy the presentation. I try to be thorough with explanations without being overwhelming. It’s kind of a dance.
Gem Reveals ❤. It is our work. We should enjoy it. Even if it doesn’t live with us, it lives in us. Great piece man.
Excellently written! Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Gems! Fantastic work as always. The brass looks so good with walnut and white oak. Also proper belly chuckle at the crunchy peanut butter joke.
Thanks so much. Yes, I too love the combination. Glad you enjoyed this one!
I really believe these are gems. increase in worth and add a unique style to any home they find themselves. timeless pieces
I appreciate it!
I just cruised through this video again. So awesome man
Thanks! This one is definitely in my top five.
Gems. Once again, elegant and stylish, even sinuous. Please make a piece with a hidden compartment. I enjoy your work very much.
Heck yeah, thank you! Thanks for the new vocab word in sinuous as well!
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks My pleasure. 😃
Gem but hidden, very nice piece without going over the top.
Yes indeed! Thank you!
I like it all. As long as the piece is made right, I like it all.
Good point!
Beautiful work, thank you for sharing!
I appreciate it! And thank you for watching!
This is gorgeous! What a fantastic piece of art!
Thank you so much
The production on this video, from the pacing on the editing to the smooth VO, is great. You clearly have a good eye for aesthetics. And the furniture piece turned out beautifully. Solid work!
Thank you for the positive feedback. I really appreciate it. I’m happy you enjoyed the project!
Gems! Shoot, this whole build is a gem! Excellent work mate, I love how you treated each detail as a mini project within the project. Plans would be great! Nice work, keep it coming!
Happy to hear that, thank you! Yeah, I think that is the right way to approach this project since there's just a lot of little details. Glad you enjoyed it!
You created a beautiful table! I really enjoyed watching this.
Very impressive for a project you do in your free time. Also high quality editing and filing. Very well done!
Thank you! I had a lot of fun with this one, and I’m glad you enjoyed the process as well as the end result. I really appreciate the positive feedback!
Gem - the amount of pop culture references quietly dropped in all your videos with dry humor, as puns, dark humor, etc. is almost as impressive as the finished desk
Thanks man! Glad you enjoy my little where’s Waldo moments, not everyone catches them.
Gems. Things like that, when well executed and subtle show greater attention to detail and craftsmanship.
I completely agree with you
Gems - I really like the design elements of this. I've been looking around, formulating ideas for a console table, and really like a lot of things that are going on with this one. I'd be interested in your plans for this, but will probably modify to incorporate some of the other notions that SWMBO wants. - Chris
Thank you! I'll start the tally for the plan and reply here if/when they are available. I'd love to see what direction you go with it.
Gems. Small, innocuous, wizard level jointing/assembly finds in a piece show that a true craftsman had the thought to go that little bit extra in the project to leave a hidden surprise for the end user. Much respect.
Thank you, I couldn't have said it better myself. I appreciate your support!
Amazing project!! The whole triangle theme, it's so nice.
Thank you! Yeah, I tried to really lean into the geometry for this one and I think it paid off.
Gems. Just ordered a wardrobe that’s all white on the outside so it is as little visible in the white-walled bedroom as possible. But all the edge banding and some of the drawers (the ones I will use as part of my morning routine) will be made from a more pricey material: still tuned down (grey) but with a texture similar to linen that is a nice touch in the literal tactile sense. Only I will ever see/feel it but I deserve it. ;) I hear some Japanese robes were all plain and elegant on the outside with a crazy amount of embroidery on the inside for just a few paira of eyes to behold. ;)
I love that! Those are the fun details that make it feel special and unique.
That's a fabulous piece! Great design and execution.
Thank you kindly!
Gems!!! Contrasting wood species, when done correctly, looks awesome. The natural beauty of wood just amplifies a good design. I have to admit, as a beginner woodworker who mainly stays in the realm of 90 degree angles all of the angles are confusing and intimidating but something I really like and appreciate the skills to do such work. Well done!
Thanks! It can be a little intimidating the first few times you break the grid and toss in a new angle, but I think you’ll really enjoy the process once you do.
Gems!
Awesome build, Shane. Very cool design, love all the angles and the leather on the inside of the drawers - wow!
Thank you so much! Cheers!
What an awesome looking piece!!! Great job!!!
Thank you! Glad you like it!
I just jumped into your channel via a vid suggestion. But I subscribed as well. Thank you for these video's, well recorded. And I like the laid back atmosphere your vids expose. Regards from the Netherlands! W
Glad to hear you are enjoying the work! Welcome to the channel!
Nice job, plans please 🙏
Thank you! I’ll add you to the tally!
Gems for me. Great quality work and really slick video. Thanks.
Thank you! I really appreciate it.
Gems.
Saw a few shots of this on Instagram and very much enjoyed the full video.
Love how you played around with all the (tri)angles and tapers.
Thank you man! I’m glad you enjoyed the show!
Excellent outcome and very enjoyable video to watch. Thanks for posting.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. And than you for watching.
Gems.
Those details just reveal such a personal tough to the project. Love your videos! Keep up the great work! You are making some incredible things!
Yeah a few personal touches go a long way. Thanks for your support. I really appreciate it!
Happy to support great content!
gem might be a weird comment but i really like your voice ?? so calming and your tone was just idk man. it’s like an attractive voice i’ll leave it at that
Haha, I’ll take it, thanks!
Incredible, your shop is bigger than my house! I wish i had the space to get some mechanical tools, it's pretty much hand tools on my kitchen table trying to get everything done as fast as possible!
Haha, it’s 400 square feet so not incredibly small but not huge either. I will say when there’s larger pieces on the bench it gets crowded pretty quickly.
Gems. Really came out great. I enjoy the angles you use on your builds.
Thank you! Yeah, I try to give as many unique perspectives as I can, glad it’s paying off!
28:48 Tests have shown that threaded inserts are less strong than threaded wood. That's down to the coarse TPI used for the outer thread of insert.
If you're planning on screwing things in and out a lot of times, the insert is a better choice, although the strength on the join is lower.
If you're going to screw something in and leave there potentially forever, and you don't want the threads to rip out through movement forces, threaded wood is stronger.
That's what I've been trying to tell folks! I'm gonna start pointing them in your direction haha
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Gems! Dude, just came across one your videos in my recommends and stoked that I did. Awesome work. Subbed after the first video I watched. Appreciate the content and step by step. Keep em coming brother.
Thanks for giving it a chance! Welcome to the channel.
This is clearly my favorite one. Just wow... Where do you learn woodworking in the beginning?
Thank you! I started working in construction with my father in college but didn’t get into furniture until my early thirties. But if I were to start again today, I’d check out some classes locally to get started.
Gems!!! Love this project. I’m sketching a table now with lots of not right angles! Any pointers?!?!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. If done right you’re gonna have lots of pointers haha. I think trying to exaggerate the angles as much as possible makes for a more dramatic look other than that just be careful in the shop not to chip off any of those corners when you’re moving things around. Good luck!
GEMS. I just started getting into the world of wood-working. Super glad I stumbled onto your page.
Heck yeah! That’s awesome, welcome to the craft and the channel.
Gems! Beautiful work as always, thanks for sharing your process.
Thank you! Happy to share
THIS IS REALLY EXCELLENT WORK, GOOD JOB
Thank you so much 😀
💎 wow dude, this is one of my favorite pieces you have made. Those drawers turned out perfect and I really love that you explained your design decisions. I don’t think there is anything I’d change about this project/video. Great job all around.
Thank you so much 😀 Glad you like the final piece!
I feel divided between gimmick and/or gem. If a piece is, in it self, sharp and both well designed and made, a hidden gem is what elevates good to realy good. If not, it feels more like an attempt to repair a not-so-good project.
To me, in this buld the small triangles was a super well thought out little detail that clearly showed a craftsman and designer behind the piece. The triangulat theme together with a airy and light feel makes me think this is your best design so far. Much appreciated that you shared the result and the way you got there. Subscribed!
That's a fair point, odds are if it was an after thought then it will likely reflect that in the design. Thanks for sharing your feedback, I'm glad this one resonated with you. And welcome to the channel!
gems, very nicely done and well edited. cheers.
Many thanks!
Thanks
Thank you for watching
I have to say this... one of the the angled front is one mill higher than the other, so start over LOL nah i loved it it became a beautiful piece well done! keep them coming
Haha! You know, if it was off, I’d probably lose my mind. Thanks you, glad you enjoyed the process.
Gyms? Jim's? Gems? Whatever it is, I love subtle little details like the triangles you added here. Real neato.
One suggestion though- bookmatching the oak on the drawer fronts would've been snazzy ... or cutting them from a longer board for continuous grain since the continuousness of the walnut was lost.
Thanks! The white oak is bookmatched, I mentioned that during the resaw timeframe. But glad you’re thinking about that detail.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks @TimberBiscuitWoodworks Ah, I see... I must've missed that for some reason. But such is the nature of wood- some grain just runs in a direction where you can barely start to surface your pieces before you'll lose the mirror match. Did you make sure to do most of the thicknessing on the backside?
Check out the photos on IG. The book match is pretty clear there.
Wow. Awe inspiring work. Cheers from NZ
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice, lots of great details.
I appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it.
I like it! Beautifully done.
Happy to hear that, thank you!
Just finding your videos and I am impressed. I love you narratives, giving great detailed information, and your very slight, movie references, humor. Your work is exceptional! I am curious, what is the time difference between filming and off camera activities? The amount of time I spend trying to calculate and plan angles has to be like a 10 to 1 ratio. Your work, this video specifically, must have a ton of planning time. Anyway, thank you for sharing your work.
Well, first off, welcome to the channel and thank you for your kind words. When it comes to angles and planing I think of those as two separate parts. I spend a lot of time in my shop and I like to take that extra step to showcase whatever activity I'm doing in a way that people might not have seen before. So when it comes to planing shots most of the time I just work with what I have as far as composition. There are some shots I see in films and I a make mental note or written notes and try to replicate those when I can. But there is a ton of planing that goes into actually building the other parts, so I kind of invision what that process will look like and try to plan accordingly. I honestly spend about 60% of the time building and 40% planing at this point.
Gems, I would like plans but could probably wing it off the detail you've shown in the vid, excellent work yet again. I'm thinking of a version with only one darkwood wood and a brass inlay in the triangle reveal.
That would be a fun detail too!
Gems are awesome. It really shows attention to detail. I love the design.
I agree with you, they’re fun little Easter eggs. Thank you so much!
Gems! Who doesn't love an easter egg find.
Exactly!
Gems - I'm new to building furniture and I would like to build something more than simply a box! I'm very impressed with your design and implementation . As well, your explanation of build/ thought process is fantastic! And... yes, I would like to see plans! You are doing a great job so, Please, keep putting out the great work and videos!
Thank you for the support and welcome to the craft! I'll add you to the tally for plans. Glad you enjoyed the project and there's definitely more to come.
making the tapered stretchers was very helpful. i was wondering if i needed to cut to final length first or taper it first. seems to be ill cut it first! super helpful!
Glad it helped out!
Would love prints/designs.
I'll add it to the tally!
Gems my friend. Gems.
Hell yeah!
Love this piece a lot. Subscribed
Thank you, and welcome to the channel!
Beautiful! Bravo 👋👋👋
Thank you! I appreciate it.
So freakin cool Shane!!! I think this & that stacked pivot pole entryway storage are sitting towards my top favorites. So many cool features Bud. Hoping all is well my friend, Dirty Jersey out!!
Thank you man! Yeah, this build packed a lot in a small space. I glad to hear you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Beautiful piece. Would love plans.
Thank you so much! Here's the link: bit.ly/consoletableplan
Very nice design! But the best part was seeing your order of operations. Nothing gimmicky about the work, BTW. Thanks
I really appreciate that. Thank you so much!
Gems... but it's got to be super subtle. Something that you could almost miss if you weren't paying attention. Great project.
That’s true, those are be best kind of gems.
Nice work as well!
Thank you!
I would love to build this table but I’m not to sure about the angles so hopefully there will be enough interest for plans to be made
I’ll add you to the tally!
Gem. Watched and learned new process. New sub earned!!
Glad to hear that! Welcome to the channel!
Gems for sure, especially when done this well!
First time watcher, sub gained!
Sidenote, you seriously remind me of an American version of legendary scotsman Greg McHugh 😂
Thank you and welcome to the channel! I’ll take being compared to a legend any day of the week, cheers!
plans yes!
I’ll add you to the tally! It’s getting close
Gems. This table is snazzy😊❤
I’m down for snazzy, thank you!
yes, would like plans. Something about this piece clicked all the right boxes for me. Thank you.
Awesome! I'll add it to the tally!
Gems - they make a nice accent. I really like how this piece turned out. Very sleek, with a nice sense of movement and uncommon aesthetic.
Though I must admit, as a genx-er, it also reminds me a bit of a Recognizer from Tron. :D
Thank you! And hell yeah, I fight for the users! hahaha
Beautiful!
Thank you!
I love your work & attention to detail. Can you please let me know where you got your miter sled from?
Thank you, I really appreciate it! The sled is from Woodpecker, it's called the autoscale miter sled.
Beautiful piece, great video, and a very nice space to work in. Also, thanks for taking time to demonstrate your processes. You've inspired me to cut some brass on my otherwise woodworking bandsaw. In the video, you mentioned you're using a 6 tpi blade. Did you mean to say 16 tpi?
Thank you! I'm really happy to hear you found some inspiration. For the bandsaw blade, the higher the tooth count the better, but I did just use a 6 tpi blade and it worked great.
For the brass handles… I just had the idea pop in my head to do them centered on the drawer face, but at an angle that matches your inlay… would have been kinda cool I think.
Funny enough I played around with that idea for a while too. I just couldn’t get it to not look awkward or like strange robot eyes haha
Gems! Those are the things that make a project. Though I do agree that sometimes people go too far with them. Link when people pour river tables and include a full game of spades inside. Like, that isn't going to age well.
Hahaha! That’s hilarious and I know exactly what you’re talking about.
Dude soooooo awesome
Thanks man! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
At 13:00 you are swiping your fingertip across the tablesaw blade while using a small red block. I watch a lot of WoodTube content and have never seen this. Is it a depth gauge and you're checking for clearance?
Yeah, that is a setup block. I have a few at various thicknesses and I’m checking that just the tip of the saw blade is above the block.
Nice
Thanks!
That’s a good lookin piece bubba
Thanks!
Gems. Great video great job 👏
Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
Great video! Awesome project....curious if you could let me know about your cross cut table saw sled? What Brand?
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! It is the auto scale miter sled from woodpeckers.
Great work! Is there a plan for this piece?
You bet, here’s the link: bit.ly/consoletableplan
Thank you!
Thanks
Gems. I'm a gamer gone woodworker, so little Easter eggs found in something are great
Hell yeah!
Gems, an absolutely amazing and beautiful piece of artwork you Sir are a true MASTER Craftsman always look forward to your videos love all the humor you had into your voiceovers true gold. Have a question would you think about doing a review of your dust collector I’m new to woodworking and have been looking at that dust collector just wondering what you think about it now that you’ve had it for a bit and if it works for everything you got?
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the encouraging review! I can tell you that I do like the dust collector overall for a small shop. Recently I have been doing larger projects and that means it fills up pretty quickly, which results in having to clean out the filter pretty frequently. But that would really be my only negative. I'd like to upgrade to a larger unit and hardline everything at some point, but for now I'll be sticking with the mini gorilla.
Thanks for answering my question I truly appreciate it the Mini Gorilla seems to be a great dust collector I’ve looked at some other brands but the Mini Gorilla I think is the one I’m going to go with I’ve do appreciate the feedback and honestly about how much you like it. Can’t wait to see what you build next keep up the amazing work.
No problem! I’m sure you will find it to be a very good machine.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks Thank you
Gems, but secure that drill press, no cap.
Haha, that drill press has since departed the shop.
Gems - I like them best when they’re subtle and significant or S2S gems 😂😜
Haha the only S2S gems I find are the boards that have a nail in them that I overlooked at the lumberyard.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworksback 2 back gems are the best… like the back 2 back Super Bowl champion KC Chiefs 😜 saw your eagles drill press and had to talk my shhh … you builds are always amazing… your team not so much lol
Haha, in that situation I would take one. Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!