Yes! I'm planning on making a room makeover video soon after a couple of DIY videos. It's nice to know there's someone looking forward to it! Thanks for the motivation🥰💪✨✨
I'm a newbie woodworker too. May I suggest practicing using wood dowels, or chiseling out the wood under the plates when attaching a table top. This will minimize the gap between the top and legs, and makes for a sturdy connection. Great job on the table, it's beautiful.
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I love learning not only TH-camr's videos but also viewers' comments, so I really appreciate your tips. Yes, I actually thought about dowels and wondered which was better. And I also thought about chiseling out for the brackets, but with my beginner skills and the hardness of red oak, I hesitated to try. 😅 But I'll definitely take your suggestions and try them for my next projects. Thank you 💖🙏🙏✨
Do you have any great woodworking tips or any suggestions for my work? Please share in the comment❣ From one of the viewers' comment, I learned "Climb cutting" to cut a more perfect circle shape with a router. I'll leave the link to the great video from another TH-camr I found. Please take a look. Thank you so much GuildOfTheBlackCrow for your comment! 🙏 th-cam.com/video/mrE4HyXiwqs/w-d-xo.html Check out my other DIY furniture videos👇 DIY Sofa Bed ➡ th-cam.com/video/mNEZ-PAZJ8Y/w-d-xo.html Dining Table Makeover ➡ th-cam.com/video/HEAQSXSQReA/w-d-xo.html
Te felicito Mary me encanto sigue adelante todo lo que haz subido esta increíble ,,,,, ADELANTE VAZ A TENER MUCHO ÉXITO SOY ROSARIO DE MEXICO Y SOY DEVORADORA DE INTERIORES
Muchas gracias por su cálido y amable mensaje, me alegra mucho escucharlo. Realmente aprecio su apoyo. ¡Sí, seguiré adelante por mi éxito! Espero que la traducción suene bien. Gracias y un fuerte abrazo desde EE.UU.🥰💖✨
The reason you got chip out with the router is that cutting a circle, by it's very nature, means that you will, at some point, start to climb cut and then back into push cuts. You have to pay attention to the way the grain is going or, when you're climb cutting, the router, no matter how good it is, will bite into the grain direction and rip it out.
Omg! I never heard of climb cutting, and I immediately researched and learned about it. I'll definitely try it next time when I use a router. Thank you so much for sharing, I really appreciate it!! 🙏💖🙏💖
I’d love a house tour video soon showcasing how all your projects have come together for a complete look.
Yes! I'm planning on making a room makeover video soon after a couple of DIY videos. It's nice to know there's someone looking forward to it! Thanks for the motivation🥰💪✨✨
I'm a newbie woodworker too. May I suggest practicing using wood dowels, or chiseling out the wood under the plates when attaching a table top. This will minimize the gap between the top and legs, and makes for a sturdy connection. Great job on the table, it's beautiful.
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I love learning not only TH-camr's videos but also viewers' comments, so I really appreciate your tips. Yes, I actually thought about dowels and wondered which was better. And I also thought about chiseling out for the brackets, but with my beginner skills and the hardness of red oak, I hesitated to try. 😅 But I'll definitely take your suggestions and try them for my next projects. Thank you 💖🙏🙏✨
Looks amazing Maki!
Hi! Thank you so much for watching and commenting again🥰💝✨
Do you have any great woodworking tips or any suggestions for my work? Please share in the comment❣
From one of the viewers' comment, I learned "Climb cutting" to cut a more perfect circle shape with a router. I'll leave the link to the great video from another TH-camr I found. Please take a look. Thank you so much GuildOfTheBlackCrow for your comment! 🙏
th-cam.com/video/mrE4HyXiwqs/w-d-xo.html
Check out my other DIY furniture videos👇
DIY Sofa Bed ➡ th-cam.com/video/mNEZ-PAZJ8Y/w-d-xo.html
Dining Table Makeover ➡ th-cam.com/video/HEAQSXSQReA/w-d-xo.html
Te felicito Mary me encanto sigue adelante todo lo que haz subido esta increíble ,,,,, ADELANTE VAZ A TENER MUCHO ÉXITO SOY ROSARIO DE MEXICO Y SOY DEVORADORA DE INTERIORES
Muchas gracias por su cálido y amable mensaje, me alegra mucho escucharlo. Realmente aprecio su apoyo. ¡Sí, seguiré adelante por mi éxito! Espero que la traducción suene bien. Gracias y un fuerte abrazo desde EE.UU.🥰💖✨
The reason you got chip out with the router is that cutting a circle, by it's very nature, means that you will, at some point, start to climb cut and then back into push cuts. You have to pay attention to the way the grain is going or, when you're climb cutting, the router, no matter how good it is, will bite into the grain direction and rip it out.
Omg! I never heard of climb cutting, and I immediately researched and learned about it. I'll definitely try it next time when I use a router. Thank you so much for sharing, I really appreciate it!! 🙏💖🙏💖