@@DTWoodworking Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table.
who the fuck is running that machine in background? and the speed up? Can we make it even more annoying. How can this be mesmerizing if it makes to want to scream?
we have a different appreciation for safety here. yeah, having used big old power woodworking machines for 60 years, watching him rip those warped cutoffs gave me the chills! that push stick was just asking for the rear of the board to kick back.
I made the same but with scrap 3/4" maple plywood pieces. that was 5 years ago. It still looks as amazing as back then. I love the legs idea and will consider making one next summer. 👍
Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table.
Great job, one of the best I've seen on the channel. The design is very harmonious, giving a great result. Good use of the epoxy resin, I see that with patience they have been finding the correct proportions. Congratulations! Greetings from Argentina.
@@DTWoodworking No problem, I like doing wood work myself, It's lovely to see skill being shown. With all the modern equipment it's not the same as when I was young in the 60's😊😊👍👍👍👍
WOW!!! 🤯 workmanship like that is seldom seen and always paid for. There was a minute when he was glueing the bent boards that I thought he was making an old fashioned Elizabethan curved ornate chairs but it was short lived…
It always strikes me when I see Americans / Canadians putting, while working, ear-plugs, gloves, masks, blade guards & all the kit. Then I see Asians milling 6' logs wearing sandals. Something seems lost in the translation…
Since there are no fairies, gods, or other mythical/"make-you-feel-good" entities then it must just be natural talent, creativity, and skill developed from a lifetime of practice.
Please don't be negative. Most of you aren't going to make these anyway. I'm not, most likely. But I love to watch things being built. It's how I learn
@@DTWoodworking Hi. the best wood I've found is only in skips & there pretty rare these days even the timber yard stuff is'nt that good . to get offcuts like your is like rocking horse chit & £££
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Wow, how to do everything wrong and not get injured? No riving knife, no guard for flying chips, short cuts with hands close to blade, clearing small off cuts near the blade when running, vibration of small pieces towards the blade after the cut. He is really asking for trouble
This is obviously a place where they make items like this a lot. So, perhaps this was done for the video. But, he should have been wearing some kind of mask while doing that work. Also eye protection.
Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table. Given that so much labor and attention was given to other details I'm left scratching my head as to how this could happen. Very sad.
this was a great learning video and the table top was awesome , over all it was a success. But the miters were a little off and the legs also could have been a little more finished and flattened on the sides . I think if more attention was given to precision and better wood selection this would have been fantastic , still I give it a thumbs up !
Brilliant. Some of the nicest, old school woodworking machines and a ton and a half of vision and talent. Very nicely done, sir!
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Very nice.
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So ingenious. Just beautiful.
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Great use of scraps! Love it
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This is my favorite DT Woodworking creation of all time. Very unique and beautiful.
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70-Year-Old Carpenter ... und alle Finger noch dran ... Respekt
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A Master of his craft………..beautiful work!
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Nice looking table , brilliant workmanship .
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@@DTWoodworking Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with
a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live
with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table.
What a beauty ... could not stop watching, and what a finish!
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You sir creator of that piece. You are an Artist.
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For an old guy he works fast.
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who the fuck is running that machine in background? and the speed up? Can we make it even more annoying. How can this be mesmerizing if it makes to want to scream?
Such talent, Beautiful
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Blactail Studios. These legs are awesome
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Really creative. As beautiful as the top is, the design of the legs is amazing.
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The most amazing thing is that guy still has 10 fingers.
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we have a different appreciation for safety here. yeah, having used big old power woodworking machines for 60 years, watching him rip those warped cutoffs gave me the chills! that push stick was just asking for the rear of the board to kick back.
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I love the table. Great job.
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When art becomes a mass object.
I wish I could buy one and get it shipped to me. It's gorgeous!
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I love their work boots!!
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Uh…… Where is the creation shown in the picture??? The clickbait doesn’t match the video!!!! What a disappointment…….😢
The thumbnail picture looks like it was made with AI. That power tool is not even a real tool
@@WithinMyBlood you’re right. he has 6 fingers on his left hand, and three of them look alien. 😂
Glad I saw Your comment when I was still only 20 seconds into this piece of shit video
Yeah, AI is the new tool to help liars reach a new level of imagination.
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Genius!
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A very inspiring design, well executed.
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Great work, loved the table. You have some serious skills!
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I think it looks great. Beautiful work as usual,
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Excellent craftmanship.
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Wow! That is a work of art!
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Beautiful. Love it.
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What an amazing build. I wish I had a grandpa who had a shop like this. Such a beautiful piece of art.
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I made the same but with scrap 3/4" maple plywood pieces.
that was 5 years ago. It still looks as amazing as back then.
I love the legs idea and will consider making one next summer. 👍
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Beautiful work, you make that look easy………. Thank you
Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with
a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live
with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table.
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Brilliant and elegant - so delicate - Such a craftmanship ! 🔨🛠🪚
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Beautiful working and good idea and very beautiful design . Good luck .👏👏👏👏
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Great job, one of the best I've seen on the channel. The design is very harmonious, giving a great result. Good use of the epoxy resin, I see that with patience they have been finding the correct proportions. Congratulations! Greetings from Argentina.
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very good
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Beautiful Piece! very elegant. It gave me an idea of making Kitchen Cabinets! My Thanks!
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I’m disappointed the thumbnail pic doesn’t show a table.
Use the DeArrow extension to eliminate sensational and clickbait thumbnails.
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AMAZING
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In the highly competitive world of "what the hell is he making?" videos, I seldom get this far into the video without figuring it out- so bravo!!!
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Geile Vorführung wie man eine Kreissäge nicht! verwenden sollte....
Aber das Ergebnis ist sensationell! Respekt.
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Lovely looking table
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@@DTWoodworking No problem, I like doing wood work myself, It's lovely to see skill being shown. With all the modern equipment it's not the same as when I was young in the 60's😊😊👍👍👍👍
Very nice table. Classic braces and Modern top. Wow
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Another video where the thumb nail picture has nothing to do with the video itself 😢
WOW!!! 🤯 workmanship like that is seldom seen and always paid for. There was a minute when he was glueing the bent boards that I thought he was making an old fashioned Elizabethan curved ornate chairs but it was short lived…
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I think it is pretty nice.
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very nice piece of craftmenship!
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👌👌👌👌
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good job 👍
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I would say for a table with legs held on by 12 screws that masterpiece is being a bit generous!!!
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Great job😎😎
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Awesome! Good design sir.
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the design you used was amazing ...well done...I love it.
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you are the master that is beautiful to see such technique
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Masterpiece
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Nice thumbnail
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Interesting stuff. I noticed the entire video was watermarked. That is cool.
Great result.
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Super work❤
Amazing he still has all of his fingers
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This is lovely. I couldn't do it, but I would certainly like to try. Thanjs for sharing.
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Brilliant👍👌👏👏👏
What kind of a price tag does someone put on a beautiful item like that ???? How many hours invested ???? 👍👍👍👍👍 A real masterpiece !!!!
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It takes my breath away to see this guy working without hand protection, hoping God protects him
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It always strikes me when I see Americans / Canadians putting, while working, ear-plugs, gloves, masks, blade guards & all the kit. Then I see Asians milling 6' logs wearing sandals. Something seems lost in the translation…
@@DTWoodworking Love the table! But am worried at the lack of mask wearing for most of this very dusty work.
Since there are no fairies, gods, or other mythical/"make-you-feel-good" entities then it must just be natural talent, creativity, and skill developed from a lifetime of practice.
I was what kind of sewing machine jig saw tool does he have that i don't have?! (In the thumbnail image) 😂😅
Very nice work... 🙂
Frugality in action. Waste not, want not. This is the kind of native brilliance that has been all but bred out of the gene pool.
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Please don't be negative. Most of you aren't going to make these anyway. I'm not, most likely. But I love to watch things being built. It's how I learn
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@@joycethiery2488 are you a doer? Or just a watcher? Hopefully a doer! You learn more by doing than watching.
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nice
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Where’s Santa and the tuba?
WoW superbe table
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Good, most of these videos produce a piece of chunk. This one is sturdy without weighing a ton.
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Beware of Clickbait!
Most mesmerising thing is verifying that they still have all the fingers …
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Brilliant! but why mention his age?
красота
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No earmuffs,no dust protection
Early grave lol
@@kendryden7575: Evidently not too early. • He's seventy and still doing it!
Благодрарим мастера за,то что делится секретами своего мастерства.Столик👍💯
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Dangerous table saw without the riving knife.
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O' do show me where he gets his scrap wood from as I could do with some of it
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@@DTWoodworking Hi. the best wood I've found is only in skips & there pretty rare these days even the timber yard stuff is'nt that good . to get offcuts like your is like rocking horse chit & £££
Clickbait - nothing to do with the thumbnail photograph.
So, carpentry is done best whilst breathing helium.
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Just because you can make something, doesn't mean you should. This is fast and furious wood-butchery.
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I totally agree with you on that typical Chinese junk
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Everyone who is complaining that the thumbnail didn't match the video should know that if you go to the recommended videos to the right of the comments section you can hover your mouse over any part of a video's thumbnail or video information, it shows a preview of the video which can help dispel some clickbait. It works on Androids too by exiting fullscreen to make TH-cam verticle then scrolling down and hovering over suggested videos.
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Doug 🌲 fir pine & other related species?!!!
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This guy definitely needs a few lessons in safety!
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Now for the rest of the story??!!
Wow, how to do everything wrong and not get injured?
No riving knife, no guard for flying chips, short cuts with hands close to blade, clearing small off cuts near the blade when running, vibration of small pieces towards the blade after the cut. He is really asking for trouble
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Siete straordinari
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Very nice work, but not what was shown in the teaser frame. I really really hate that.
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I was mesmerized by the fact the guy did not wear any form of breath protection while polishing the table despite abundant fine dust.
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This is obviously a place where they make items like this a lot. So, perhaps this was done for the video.
But, he should have been wearing some kind of mask while doing that work. Also eye protection.
No OSHA
Excellent video. Could have been much shorter though.
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Scroll to 36:04 and you will see that this table left the shop with
a poorly done trim piece on the corner that I would hate to live
with after paying some on godly amount of money for this table.
Given that so much labor and attention was given to other details
I'm left scratching my head as to how this could happen. Very sad.
this was a great learning video and the table top was awesome , over all it was a success. But the miters were a little off and the legs also could have been a little more finished and flattened on the sides . I think if more attention was given to precision and better wood selection this would have been fantastic , still I give it a thumbs up !
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70 years old, OMG, you should be sitting in a recliner watching reruns of Murder She Wrote! ( I'll be 70 in a few months, lol)
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only asian persons ( chinese , japanese , etc ) can do this , no protection , only skills , incredible , respect !!!
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Quite a few gaps in joins that would not be acceptable in our region.
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5 years ago that means i need a upgrade