The Reason Nobody Builds Furniture Like This
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I take you through the process of building a unique end table that I designed for a client. I show various woodworking tips and tricks along the way.
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It was an emotional way of watching you create my side table, it's amazing to watch you work and create something that will be my own. All the steps you took to make it, thought processes. You really put your heart and soul into it, I wish I had the words to say how much I love your work and how they will always be cherished in my home. Having 3 of your masterpieces I feel very fortunate. Thank You Shane
It’s kind of like having a home movie and cool the way tech can help us see and appreciate all the thought and effort that went into something like this. Out of curiosity how did you get connected? Looking through etsy makes me question how many sellers peel off a “Made In… Mexico/Vietnam/China/etc” sticker before shipping the product out so just curious how you found him given that you aren’t located anywhere near each other?
I first saw his video Super Rare Burl Turned into One Of A Kind Table. which I loved and the video was 6 months old already so I thought it was long gone, But Shane still had it on Etsy so I bought it right away, so it went from there, @@inmyimage1081
Wow this is what it's all about! I can't wait till I can post my post and have my customers speak so highly of me!! (Not that my work is crap I'm still a up coming artist) but great customer relationships and amazing work buddy!
@@bradlyjohnson60 I'm sure you'll be fantastic in your pursuits Bradley. Shane is just 22 or so right now, his personality and enthusiasm are so much of his talent. I also bought his one-of-a-kind table which is awesome,, Be sure and watch that one!.
@@bradlyjohnson60 I'm sure your pursuits will be everything you imagined. Shane's enthusiasm and personality had a lot to do with me. I also bought his one-of-a-kind table, be sure to watch that video as well. I love both my tables by Shane
I like that you don’t care if I like your table. Make what makes you happy. Keep it up 👍
Thanks!!
I’m 70 and have been woodworking for well over 45 years. Of course, I’ve seen huge changes in that time from tools like the router to modern glues. What doesn’t change is skill. It seems to me that you have the aptitude and the desire to grow your skills. Absolutely wonderful to see on a young person.
But woodworking skill can only take you so far. The really complete furniture maker adds design to his skill set. This piece shows that you care about design and want to put design over ease of make. That is again the fight way in my view.
I would gladly have that piece in my house. It’s already a very eclectic selection of pieces from mid 18th century through Arts and Crafts to very modern. The only thing that unites them is that they please my wife and I.
There are 2 phrases in my shop which I need to look at:
Patience and precision leads to perfection. In other words, take your time; my body won’t take long in the shop and I’m learning to stop before I get achy and try and rush something
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. This is about remembering that, although I can make the most intricate pieces, doesn’t mean that they are the best looking pieces. Look for simplicity and let the timber and design do the work.
Keep up the good work and keep that desire to try something new.
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I'm over the moon with it. I'm an eclectic collector, from over 200-year-old French antiques to Western art by Vic Payne who I grew up with. and Tiffany Lamps from the Tiffany Srore I also bought his one-of-a-kind table that you can watch here as well!
i´m 10 years younger then you, but absolutly agree with you ... i´ve been working with wood all my professional life, designing and producing furniture and other interieur ... you can only improove and build skills by doing ... and no joke, wood really talks to you, if you can listen ;-)
I've been woodworking for 38 years, my customers always show me a picture and ask "Can you make this?" Sure I can.
But, I wish I had your talent for creative design. Awesome workmanship man.
I have been designing and manufacturing custom built furniture for 47 years and I enjoy the process to this day. As a seasoned pro my advice to anyone planning to make a career of this is DO NOT ever tell your potential clients you have never done something before as they get a bit nervous and it makes you look like an amateur. Only show your best work to clients and the most important tip I could give is never promise to complete something within a specific time frame. Always give yourself an extra day or two in case something happens like you have to get jigsaw blades or wait on gold leaf! Oh and don't give clients too many choices as most do not know about furniture design and can get overwhelmed. Keep it simple and avoid compound angles as your head may explode! Too complicated....
Absolutely.
I owned a blacksmith business for years and that is the most accurate advice I ever heard! 🫡
53 year old that laughed at your rotary phone, record player, walkman reference!! Too flipping funny. Your battery switch practice had me in stitches! The shape was great...actually very reminiscent of 60s 70s decor. but with a modern twist. Beautiful table! I enjoyed watching your process.
It’s a beautiful piece of work. I don’t think it would look good just anywhere, but in the right setting it will shine.
Looks good!
Ideas (what you might call constructive criticism, though I wouldn't consider any of it _criticism,_ per se):
If you ever do that gold-leafed hole through the legs on another project again, maybe try chamfering (or rounding) the hole.
I would probably have rotated the legs a bit so that they were further apart at the concave end of the table as well. That part of the table looks as if someone, or something, were meant to "belly-up" to it. Having the legs more open on that side would enhance that look, and give it a more "intentional" feel.
That would make the whole piece look more unified, and less like a tabletop bolted on to some legs. Slanting legs outward (or maybe inward, I'd have to see a mock-up to see if it would look good) might also help with that.
After reading your comment and looking back at it again, I agree with your assessment. It would have given it a more balanced look.
Just goes to show, you learn during and after every build. Isn't that great! Love the process
Pretty cool! Nice job.
I think your table is very cool. I am a trained designer (architect for 38 years) and you have a great eye. I really like what you did with this table.
I am 22 and your videos are awesome. You have a calm and cool voice and when you're talking about woodworking, it is very easy to hear your interest and excitement in what you're doing. Keep up the fantastic work.
I just found your channel. I'm age 22 and did gymnastics for 14 years. I started work at age 13 with a property management company to pay for gymnastics academy fees. It started as demolition and cleaning up but then into fixing furniture and getting creative. An older guy was into woodworking and he paid me for help with lumber and muscling things around. I did these jobs a few summers and found the woodworking part the most fun. I unfortunately got severely beat up at age 16 but was extremely muscular and outlasted them having their fun. But that started me focusing my attention to bodybuilding and building rock hard abs and all that got me moving out of gymnastics by age 18 at high school graduation. Then pandemic hit my first year of community college. I found work at Menards in their buildings materials section. I got noticed in the lumber yard by some young guys in construction who got me a full time job with their construction company. I've been learning a lot about framing and recently into dry walling. BUT I've not lost my desire to build nice furniture. I'm still figuring out what to do in life but videos like yours are great to see. I like the bean because it's similar to the Bean in Chicago. I know that there is a huge need for guys like me in the construction trades and feel that is where I'm meant to be in some way or other. I can see me joining a woodworking company some day. Keep up what you're doing, When I get time I'll check out more of your videos. And be careful as you continue to be "stupid" at the band saw.
Anthony, To put yourself through the grueling regiment of gymnastics and to work at such a young age to pay for the training shows commitment and character. I have faith you will find a way to achieve your goals. Never give up!
I have enjoyed everything I've seen you create so far. But this 'Bean table' was very satisfying to watch! It is really going to be a treasure for the recipient to enjoy forever! You have a beautiful mind as a woodworker. ❤
Nice job buddy, keep on building
You have a very bright future in furniture making! Great design but more important, great channel!
this table is indeed perfectly designed and colors very well fit together!!! so please don't be shy or nervous about your capabilities!!! you are a great woodworker and designer!!!
Looks Fab! I was hating on the aluminum but then you sprayed them black so no hate. Very nice!
Very fine piece of art. Not too gaudy, and the gold leaf adds something to bring the design beyond basic. I would proudly display this table in any room of my home.
Excellent build
This is a very nice piece of furniture 👌
A really awesome looking piece.
This table is superb! You do such a great job now, and are so young, I can’t imagine what the future holds for you. Don’t let other people’s comments discourage you. I can’t wait to see what you do next! Thank you for sharing your thought process. You are more than a woodworker, you are an artist.
Awesome result Shane! I love it. Thank you for sharing your time, your talent and your adventure.👍🤟🪡🎨
Absolutely beautiful! Loved the video and the craftsmanship.
Pretty Dang Cool! I really loved the legs -- gold leaf against dyed oak is gorgeous!
And I even learned stuff! (Didn't know there was a pronunciation for the "word" OG.)
Of topic -- those aren't baby mountains -- if the Rockies ever live long enough to be as old as the Appalachians, they'll be rounded and a lot smaller, too.
Good to see fine work and design from the old stomping grounds -- I used to live in Mont Alto and loved spending uncountable amounts of time in the same mountains.
Cheers!
Absolutely loved your video First time I have seen you love the mistakes you made And that you kept them in the video Table looked AMAZING
The kidney bean shape is perfect coffee table configuration that could also double as a small desk. Beautiful craftmanship on crating it.💚🤗
I love the shape of the top and the legs - the gold leaf was a perfect choice and made the table something special. Well done.
IT IS VERY NICE. VERY UNIQUE. YOUR CLIENT HAS A PC OF ART...
Wonderful looking and unique - isn’t that what everyone wants? A+++++
Awesome Work - Enjoyed your Narration !
Amazing finished peice. First time coming across your channel. I look forward to watching more . Very talented
An incredible table! Never seen anything like it. You are the best master!
Outstanding! Totally dig it!
Glad you like it!
I love it so much! I’m not usually interested in the legs people make in videos like this, but they were gorgeous!
Love the table as it is original to you and the owner of the table. The only thing that matters is what the two of you think. I think you did awesome with the build and the attention to details. Taking pride in what you do is the key to a successful outcome.
Fantastic job. Will bet looking in on you in the future to see your future builds.
Thanks again
I love love love this table. You did an outstanding job!
You are an amazingly talented young man. It's a beautiful table.
Nice to find your channel. This build is fabulous! Keep up the good work 💯
Excellent work!! That table is beautiful!! I can’t even dream of making something that gorgeous
Outstanding , amazing wood too !
I like beans. But I happen to love designing /planning/ seeing the end results. Worked as a “picture framer for 20 years. Framed more than just canvases and flat art. Framed people’s treasures like baby outfits. Special tools. Shadow box type. As long as the people loved and I felt I did them right.. … it was a success. Often we are our own worst critics in such artistic endeavors. I love walnut even though I hated picking up the nuts…in Willamette valley area in Oregon actually grew up in a town that used to be called Walnut City! Keep exercising your creativity as it will grow and stay energized. I loved what I did! I have done so many different things besides framing. It was in me from a very young age! The black was a great choice as it made the wood grain on top pop and the gold worked well. And I love beans. It’s a great combo and appeals to the eye in my opinion. Every artist grows their talent even through failures they are all learning experiences that even the best have travelled that road.
I think this is an awesome piece... I think every decision you made was the right one and it came together perfectly! I love that the owner watched, commented and appreciates the heart and soul you put into each piece you do... Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!
thats an awesome project you did there i like the way you did it and pulled off a great table, with that project i had so many ideas going through my head like where you filled with black could it have been copper or gold to go with the legs , im not furniture builder but i would love to have ago at something like what you have done , many thanks for the share i enjoyed watching it
I'm not between 18 and 25 years of age as you suggest, but I used to be, about 63 years ago! I love your video of the oval table build. It turned out beautiful. FYI, if I didn't like it I would tell you so. Nice work and keep up the good work...
Absolutely beautiful!!
Love your work. Honestly, if you hadn't mentioned it, I would not have thought that it's bean shaped. Keep up the good work. God bless.
Cool looking table, very young and vibrant as it should be.
Looks really nice! Love the leg design
I love the table you did great. Im new to wood working and learning a lot the more i do
My first experience with your videos. Well done! Love your style and your storytelling. Keep it up!
I like it. Very creative use of your materials and really clean work.
Very pretty piece of work.
Liked your video! So I gave it a thumbs up and subscribed. Have done a few bean shaped table tops in natural stone before. You are the artist . You try to make the wants and needs of the client come together. But do it your way with your flare. Imo. Hope the best for you.
I like it. You are a true creator with an eye for detail. And you edit a good video.
Great work. Awesome looking table.
I love what you did with this table, great design
I make custom furniture for clients and my own designs. What you said about designing over making is exactly how I feel. I love designing but don’t actually love the process of making something perfectly. I do love the prototype phase and making sure a design ‘works’. That’s why when I was setting up my business I had my first goal as getting someone in to do the making for me so I can concentrate on designing and then prototyping things and making sure the process is there for someone else to make. My designs are generally in metal so it’s slightly different but I would say this was a real turning point for me.
I did not initially like the shape very much, however, of really came together! I think it's absolutely gorgeous. Well done.
great vid, it wasn't just a build video, but also a design video. Defiantly a cool table!
Glad you enjoyed it
Just came across your channel and just subscribed great video I will be checking out more of your videos what program do you use for helping you design
It’s called fusion 360!
At the beginning i thought the bean idea was nuts. it grew on me by the end. The table looks great.
This was pretty excellent…you will create even more beautiful pieces.
Nice job. I like the design
You had me at “Walkman!” I love this table and the gold leaf is a real surprise and turned out so nice.
It’s cool you wore one of Cam’s shirts. You remind me a little of him. He’s also experimental and fun to watch.
Excellent design and build. Well done.
Love the bean shsped top and the ovals. Very beautiful, very creative , and wonderful design. I loved your video. Whether or not your methods are considered "the correct " method it was interesting listening to your commentary and explanations. I fully enjoyed your video. You are so talented. Thank you for sharing.
Personally, I truly LOVE the design. It is super creative and very unique! Way to go and keep creating! 😊
That is one DAMN fine piece you've went and put together there now!
Gorgeous unique piece.
Love it. Well done. New sub...look forward to seeing more!
You did an awesome Job on this table. I am not a young person but I am a woodworker with a lot of experience and your design choice works well. Keep it up! 😊❤
Being unique is 1 of the best things to ever be. The table is dope!
Beautiful design. A more bronzed gold color to match the walnut may be my preference but it looks super slick as is.
I've always liked different looking furniture. It's a beautiful piece. Great work.
Thank you!!
I have a ton of red oak I'm milling right now. I have a few pecan and maple limbs I'm working on too. This look great!
Absolutely beautiful if you have the house atmosphere for sure! Kodo’s to you!
I love it ❤. So much to take in visually, but wonderful to see the end result. I am 75, but still love piddling with wood . I just got an order to build my next (601st) birdhouse.
That table looks great good job
You made a very beautiful high end table!
Graham. LOVE IT
Table looks great!
It was nice to see your techniques.
Still working on my Battery speed change
It’s absolutely beautiful !!!
Once you become more practiced in your craft, you can decide the best way to achieve your required design as you imagine it. You will also, by then, have acquired more tools and specialized attachments for even better performance. Everyone lays awake at night at some time in their career, dreaming of the next big project. Can't wait to see how you build your business. I am a 74-year-old woman, and my grandfather had to go to school uphill both ways in the snow. LOL
I love the final product but the mockup with the rounded top would've definitely teleported into my living room 😅❤
I love the top shape …it’s awesome. The legs are amazing ! Somehow I don’t like them together. Awepme job well done. I am sure your client will be very happy with it.
I love this table. Very nice job.
Stunning work pal
I really like the table, great work
Great job ,well done I like the bean shape cause its somewhat unique keep designing and building .
After watching to the end, this design is super cool! I feel like with adjustments it would make a super cool, modern and ergonomic desk design!
You do GREAT work. I wish I could get something from you. Don't stop doing what you want or having good ideas. ❤
Love the table! Nice work!
20yo just found your channel this week and getting sooo inspired
I loved it very much, as I'm also a wood worker. It's an unusual look and that's why it's so interesting. I loved that you used gold leaf, a bit of pizzazz is always great! Keep it up, as you truly do create quite well. Blessings to You and All the Very Best, from me, Rachel Walsh. ~~~ ~~~
The bean shape is pretty unusual and I can't decide whether I like it or not, but man do I love this footing with the gold accent 👍 It enlightens the whole table an amazing way. Congratulations !
Great video and design. People from Massachusetts also use the state abbreviation when they say where they’re from ie Boston, Mass.
That’s a fabulous table!
Great build. Beautiful work. Loved the design.
Not sure if I've ever commented on a video before but just had to say the way you described why you woodwork couldn't be any more dead on to the way I feel. Just begun woodworking/carving and it's a way to settle the incessant creative mind, in a grounding medium. So calming. Cool to hear it from someone else. Subscribed and liked, thanks for the video!
Glad you could relate!! Thanks for watching.