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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2022
- Because of a mistake I ended up coming up with a Better Waterfall Edge idea when building my new Sitting Standing Desk! With the help from Fezibo I now have a unimaginable one of a kind desk.
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That was an incredible recovery on the tabletop dude! That desk is so sick!!
Thank you AJ! I love the Finish product
very nice result on a very ambitious project.
Thank you for making these my dood
‘Justify buying cnc’ hahaha! I hear ya!
Very nice brother , good channel and good energy here, 100 % i love it!
great job mate i love the look of the desk
Thank you! I do too 🙂
That desk came out looking great! I also am using a folding table desk, maybe I'll upgrade one day.
Folding table FTW
I'm impressed that the edging is enough to support the kerf cut desktop when it's under load from the computer monitor and speakers
The kerfs are also glued together
I got here from your "How To Bend Wood By Looking At It." Very inventive! I saw something ages ago where a guy made a locking drawer joint by having a custom saw blade made to cut the shape he needed. I wondered how much that cost. Seems like it would be simple to have an angled saw blade ¼" thick, with the angles on each side and a 1/32 radius on the outer teeth. Then a finger joint jig could be made and this could be done on a table saw. The blade could be 8½" diameter or maybe even 6¼". I don't know how much the angled CNC bit cost, but it is probably shlow compared to what you could do with a table saw blade with that shape. Have you bent 8/4 boards? I have an idea that has curves in 2x4s. This is a great idea with endless possibilities! One strange thing here is the reducer on the Dewalt planer outlet to an expansion adapter on the hose. Wouldn't the hose fit onto the planer outlet? Excellent videos and well done!
this is great man! way to go!
Thank you!
I’m often too lazy to change out my vapor cartridges on my respirator when I should be using particulate cartridges hahaha. Nice desk!
great video . Great build
Thank you!
Sick
impressive
Thank you
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Beautiful work, dude! Fantastic looking table! 😃
It turned out MUCH better than it would in any other way!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I agree 👍 lol thabk you!
3:55 Trim nailer would have done work here. Or a bit of adhesive there.
Kerf Cutting Calculator site is still work? can not open this link. maybe only me has this problem?
Still works for me.
@@JARMade thanks. via VPN it works. i think it's problem with internet in our country
it seems kinda weird to me that american youtubers always use pocketscrews. I'm a carpenter and during my 3 year apprenticeship they were not even mentioned. seems to be like an americna thing to me. one day i will buy a jig and try them. maybe i will get enlightened :)
Pocket screws where definitely the wrong thing to use here haha 😄