As a DIY woodworker, I am super impressed with the quality and precision that you bring to all your projects. Your voice over commentaries really explain how and why you are doing it that way. It's always a pleasure watching your videos.
@@Glassboxgames This is ridiculous, none of what she is doing or the precision achieved requires any fancy tools, and it has been demonstrated by prior videos with that $300 dewalt saw. The better tools just save time and are more pleasant to use... - Any festool domino usage can be replaced by dowels. Not that it was even necessary here, it was just insurance for the glue-up - Any of the cuts made with the fancy saw could've been made with a $300 table saw, the sawstop is mostly insurance for not injuring yourself like crazy if you mess up. That includes the cross cuts. The festool miter saw is convenient, but it's not like a cross cut sled can't do that. I decided against even buying a miter saw at all for myself since my sled works fine and I lack space, and it's not problem at all, it just means that every now and then I have to roll my table saw around a bit if it's something long. Or worse, clamp up a guide for a $70 dewalt circular saw I got on craigslist a few years ago, omg... The only part that is 'kinda' dubious is the usage of the shaper origin, but if you look closer, nothing really instrumental to the build was done with it, it's not like you can't easily make a 4in circle in 30 other ways, such as a router jig or if you're feeling really poor and basic, just do like me for my last table build, trace lines with an improvised compass made with a string and a pencil, cut them close to the line with a jig saw, and creep on the cuts with sandpaper. Fantastic build overall, really like it
@@Glassboxgames So why did you watch it? It must be tough getting friends when going through life being grumpy and denigrating. I'd hate to have you within 3° of influence.
Oh... a beautiful bed - I love your daughter's "design genes" and how you turned her vision into reality~ also great that you got everyone happy to help!
My daughter turns 6 months in 10 days. Love seeing the family involved in the build. I dream of doing this with my children (current and future... wife and I definitely want more). Enjoyed watching this build from start to finish on normal playback speed. You rock! Can't wait for my Router Jig to ship!
Tamar, you are an amazing mother, woodworker and role model to all. I have nothing but praise for you and your family. Oh, and by the way, that is a beautiful piece of furniture x
Outstanding work and I like the touch that allows for easy removal and fitting of bed sheets. This is what happens when you have the designer actually consider real-life annoyances during the planning process.
First a compliment. Your videos and Stumpy Nubs are the only woodworking videos that I watch at regular speed. Everyone else I watch double speed. If by involving your daughter in the build process you were trying to get her interested in woodworking I think she should have applied the finish. For me at least that is magic time. The most satisfying thing is to see the project go from looking good to great.
Absolutely, my favorite woodworker on youtube! Izzy and others do amazing stuff, but none explain like Tamar or have shown us how to do things without having really expensive equipment. The builds are always super unique too!
I’m in my late '70’s and started woodworking 8 years ago. I follow your TH-cam channel and I am in awe of your woodworking skill development over that period. Congratulations, you are an inspiration!
Easier fitted sheets change is brilliant. Something only a mom would come up with. So obvious when you see it! That bed looks awesome. And loved how you went drill sergeant on your daughter during the glue up! :)
I don't. If you listen to the laugh you can tell that she's already falling into an actual anxiety attack over it, and what the mother responds with is exactly the thing you DON'T say in that situation to anyone you love or even mildly care about if you understand anxiety attacks and anxiety disorders. That's not to say that this event is deliberate psychological abuse, but it's definitely not simply the cute fun moment that the mom hopefully intended it to be and that you interpreted it as. If you ever hear your child laugh like that, STOP and PAY ATTENTION to what's going on, and either calm yourself and them or get one or both of you out of that situation, whichever is most appropriate.
@claws61821 Or.. Or it was one of million situations that children need to face and learn as they grow up in a non cotton candy walled world. These jumps to "traumatic experience" is bizarre. It's almost as if the goal is to brag about being the most wounded. It's especially egregious when you are practically calling her out for emotional abuse. WTH.
@@hansangb You want "jumping to conclusions? How about going from me coming as close to saying "benefit of the doubt" as you can without either using the words or completely dismissing the situation, to you accusing me of accusing her? Or how about the fact that you have the gumption to say all that forces me to the conclusion that you don't know squat about anxiety and how it works in either the short term or the long term?
@@claws61821 This is the reason why Tamar goes to such lengths to shield her children. There's nothing REMOTELY traumatic or "nearly" traumatic or even WHIFF of being traumatic. It was just a glue up *NOTHING* more. Res Ipsa Loquitur But you do you.
Great job. We have a lot of projects updating our 60 year old home that we built for the potential. It is always so much fun to work with my daughter in particular and she generally enjoys it as well. Hugs at the end are best.
Beautiful build! As always, I love your tips and tricks. I saw your short on that kick back awhile back, but it was nice to see it in the context of the build and see how even if you’ve done something again and again with no issue - all it takes is once… I love, love, love how involved your kids were, especially that your daughter wanted to help so much! It’s wonderful every time I see a maker involving their kids or grandkids, getting them interested in making-doing-creating. Again, the bed is just beautiful. Bravo on another great build! 😊
In addition to the fabulous work you show us, you included the kickback. Not sure how many caught it as i expected more comments. Thanks for showing it! I had a huge kickback recently and my whole stomach was bruised and was in pain for days. Its a very serious issue. I've been using a table saw for over 50 years and after all those years.....I'm afraid of the damn thing and this has slowed me down for sure. You can never do enough to stay safe.....thanks again.
Beautiful work as always! I bet she's thrilled with it, I got into woodworking myself as a kid messing around with my dad on various projects. Side note- my old shop teacher's favorite hobby was to go around and yank the string out of hoodies whenever he saw a student wearing one in the shop, he did manage to ingrain in me to be nervous AF to have anything hanging near running tools. In my shop I've always opted to just tie a knot in the ends of the string just outside the eyelets and snip off the excess string instead of removing it. Be safe and keep up the inspirational work, peace! :]
Yes to your insightful voice over, tight editing, support for your daughter’s vision, anonymized including her, and gorgeous, precise creations! Would love to see you do a Murphy bed!
Really nice build. You're one of the few TH-cam Woodworkers that I follow that I haven't started watching at 2x speed, in fact I'm often rewinding to watch parts over as you still take your time to show and explain how you accomplished different aspects of the build.
From a sheet metal worker to one really skilled woodworker/constructor!!! You should use a corded 9 amp-ish drill to turn your lathe… I’ve burned out a few m18’s .I’m learning a lot from you! !!!!thanks
I know people liked to see how you could do beautiful work with very low budget tools, but it's so cool to see you in your new shop with all your fun fancy tools! I love it! Can't wait to be at that point as well!
What am awesome bed! Izzie is a genius, but you figured it(table saw router)out without instruction. Awesome job on a one of a kind bad, built with a Mothers love! God bless you! Your daughter will treasure the bed forever. Truly inspiring job all the way! 😀
I find myself pressing the like button within the first few seconds of your videos. Why? Because you’ve consistently put out so much good material that I’m *that* confident-and *that* quickly-that I’m going to learn something useful and cool. Btw, was that a new Sketchup addition for the designs? If so, awesome. That’s next on my list of things to learn. 😊 Thanks so much for being a great teacher to a woodworking newb. 🙇🏻♂️
@@3x3CustomTamar The good folks at Sketchup thank you for the $300 sale you just helped them close, haha. Looking forward to all the cool projects in your slick new shop!
I tried other "free" things and ended up paying Sketchup $250 for it. It really is the best for planning / designing woodworking projects. Especially cabinets. Get used to the idea that you're going to spend a few hours on your first design and then scream, throw it away and start from scratch all over again. Unless you're really lucky, the first few things you design will be for learning the tool. You'll throw them away and start over again a few times, but each time you start over you'll go faster and faster until you'll finally be able to throw down a good design in about 15 minutes. It's frustrating but worth it.
12:21 I believe you mean "notches" not joints. When you connect two boards together, then you have a joint. Your craftsmanship in the final product are just fabulous. I'm a lifetime woodworker and have been watching woodworking TH-cam for many years, but this is my first time watching one of your videos. Very enjoyable.
I don’t see myself ever using a castle joint, but absolutely loved all the techniques you used. Also liked that you referenced other woodworkers whose channels I also subscribe too.
I’m just blown away by your knowledge and talent. How did you learn to do such amazing woodworking? Love, love,love the angled side pieces for sheet changing access. It’s getting harder and harder to lift my mattress up and away from bed frame to get the corners on properly. Your narration is mesmerizing.
What a great video. The project was okay however what I impressed me was the input and collaboration with your daughter. Some of us guys out there never get to have that experience with our kids. Cheers
Thanks for the detail on that table saw jig. I've made large round tenons before with just a pin in a 6x6 clamped to the saw and manually turning the work piece but your design is far better and more accurate. As usual, I admire how meticulate you are in your creations.
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Your wood working videos inspire me in ways that other channels don’t. I don’t do any woodworking, but I really enjoyed it at school and would love to take it up when I’m older and can afford it (being in your 20s in London at the moment is rough). I think there’s something about the way you show your thinking, occasional failures, and the fantastic end results which your family get to enjoy. Your passion and expertise are so clear in every video.
Having watched your older videos as compared to today, you’ve really grown as a woodworker and presenter. The move seems to be a good thing to. Shop is looking great.
Recently started watching your videos because I love how you talk through your challenges and what goes into your choices. Helps a lot as I’m a self-taught hobbyist. But seeing how you are with your kid, and how you didn’t included anything identifiable about her (even with her expressing interest in participating)… I’ve decided youre now my no1 go to creator haha. Kids in online media is a terrifying psychological clusterf**k. And protecting your kid without dismissing them from what you do is so amazing and I have the most respect for you (great video, I’m excited to start my own home makeshift lathe)
Beautiful piece. My girlfriend just asked me if I could make a bed frame for her, so this is very timely. I think the only change I'll make to your design is applying a full roundover to the jutting portions of the side and footrails to match the aesthetic of the round legs. I've been looking for an excuse to build the tablesaw lathe anyway.
It's so cool that you're using Woodworkers Source, I used to buy all of my wood and supplies from them while I was living in Phoenix, been in South Carolina now for 9 months and really miss them, they do ship, so that's a plus. Just really cool. Keep up the great work Tamar.
Congratulations: You have really stepped up your game with some nice new "high end" tools. Saw Stop TS, Shaper Origin, Powermatic band saw and Woodpecker squares. You go girl. Isn't it nice to work with great tools.
WOW. That table saw lathe! I watch a lot of woodwork TH-cam and never seen that. Next job: search ‘table saw lathe’ on TH-cam. Amazing video as ever. Stunning build. Looking forward to the next!
A castle joint that deep is certainly a challenge for the woodworking tools most of us use. I really appreciate how you tackled it a stage at a time. Great job, Tamar!
GREAT jig creation/utilization! Especially when working with white oak on the table saw….as well as little things like the dowels to increase strength for end-face grain joints. Beautiful work!
Another fantastic video! I’m getting jealous of your new shop and equipment. It’s amazing how your kids all look alike. We also protect our grandkids from exposure. It’s a reality with live with.
Nice build, Tamar. It's always good when you can do something positive with your children. I like the easy-tuck corners you designed. Good idea. Looking forward to your next project.
Absolutely love this build! The castle joint is such a cool look. Knowing my kid, being as accident prone as she is, she would likely scratch her self on those bits that extend past the post. Trust me, she would find a way!
Very first thing I see in the video is Tamar using a skateboard to move large heavy objects ! FANTASTIC! I was shown this by a friend and I am ALWAYS sharing it with others. I have moved quite large bulky objects by myself with a skate board ! I actually own 2 sizes, a small "backpack" size and a long board - longer is good for heavier/larger pieces, basic physics ! P.s. cheap skateboards are FINE! Okay, back to the video !
This is the kind of stuff I love about the internet. Wholesome and practical learning, with a wonderful example to girls (this whole channel accomplishes this, but this video is the epitome) that woodworking is accessible to everyone with today's tool kit with tact and grace as opposed to being loud about it. Kudos and subbed.
Nice bed, those cylinder feet are tricky to do. I've done smaller one's like that before, but I used a dado stack on the table saw. Made a custom table saw jig to push them across.
The dowel solution for screwing into end grain is pretty trick. The bookshelf you added serves a dual purpose. It also helps support the top of the headboard, preventing the bottom joint from breaking if someone fell against it.
As a non woodworker, I loved watching all the steps that go into making something that all fits together perfectly. Loved the bed, especially the castle legs.
So glad to see you working in your new shop with some heat! I used to "feel your pain" when I noticed your "red" fingers in your old shop!! Happy woodworking!!
Your innovations are not only beautiful but so practical too. Some beds make it very difficult to change sheets, but not this one. Good to see the crew getting so involved too. Thanks, Tamar.
Can't wait til my kids are old enough to do woodworking with me, some of my favorite memories were woodworking with my dad. So far my boys don't seem interested but my daughter loves watching me use the table saw
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Have you considered doing/making content out of Japan doing carpentry/woodworking? You can bring your daughter along for the travel ‘vlog’ angle.
Looks nice, I bet tastes nice too, but all the single use plastic.. :(
Tamar, have you quit YT? Hope everything is well with you guys.
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As a DIY woodworker, I am super impressed with the quality and precision that you bring to all your projects. Your voice over commentaries really explain how and why you are doing it that way. It's always a pleasure watching your videos.
So awesome to hear! Thanks!
@@Glassboxgames I have all the same tools as my old shop… nice try. Ha.
@@Glassboxgames This is ridiculous, none of what she is doing or the precision achieved requires any fancy tools, and it has been demonstrated by prior videos with that $300 dewalt saw. The better tools just save time and are more pleasant to use...
- Any festool domino usage can be replaced by dowels. Not that it was even necessary here, it was just insurance for the glue-up
- Any of the cuts made with the fancy saw could've been made with a $300 table saw, the sawstop is mostly insurance for not injuring yourself like crazy if you mess up. That includes the cross cuts. The festool miter saw is convenient, but it's not like a cross cut sled can't do that. I decided against even buying a miter saw at all for myself since my sled works fine and I lack space, and it's not problem at all, it just means that every now and then I have to roll my table saw around a bit if it's something long. Or worse, clamp up a guide for a $70 dewalt circular saw I got on craigslist a few years ago, omg...
The only part that is 'kinda' dubious is the usage of the shaper origin, but if you look closer, nothing really instrumental to the build was done with it, it's not like you can't easily make a 4in circle in 30 other ways, such as a router jig or if you're feeling really poor and basic, just do like me for my last table build, trace lines with an improvised compass made with a string and a pencil, cut them close to the line with a jig saw, and creep on the cuts with sandpaper.
Fantastic build overall, really like it
Fastastico, que bela lição!
Parabéns pela criatividade!
I’m a retired carpenter who constantly learns from you. For instance: You used more templates in this project than I used per year.
Love your work👍
Love your car! Take good care of it. Had to give up my TR4A IRS during a US military deployment. Hate to think of it.
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Well that’s okay.
That’s how you make money on YTube & I don’t know the difference.
I’d like to figure out a way to use legs like that. Maybe for a cremation Urn really might not work.
@@Glassboxgames So why did you watch it? It must be tough getting friends when going through life being grumpy and denigrating. I'd hate to have you within 3° of influence.
@@GlassboxgamesShe explained why she uses templates in the video. Yours is a really stupid comment.
That lathe jig on the table saw is amazing! So much faster than traditional turning and as you said more accurate!
Good idea if you have no lathe. But an experience turner would do this quicker without having to make a jig.
@@crackerjack3359It's a great idea if you don't have a lathe.
Oh... a beautiful bed - I love your daughter's "design genes" and how you turned her vision into reality~ also great that you got everyone happy to help!
Thanks! She is so proud that she helped design and build it ☺️
I love woodworkers who create their own jigs; inventive jigging really is the soul of fine woodworking and you're definitely captured it. Great work!
My daughter turns 6 months in 10 days. Love seeing the family involved in the build. I dream of doing this with my children (current and future... wife and I definitely want more). Enjoyed watching this build from start to finish on normal playback speed.
You rock! Can't wait for my Router Jig to ship!
I’m not even a parent and I absolutely love that you mask your children. But more so, I LOVE love the form and function of this design.
So glad you like it! And yes. They will thank me one day Ha
Tamar, you are an amazing mother, woodworker and role model to all. I have nothing but praise for you and your family. Oh, and by the way, that is a beautiful piece of furniture x
Outstanding work and I like the touch that allows for easy removal and fitting of bed sheets. This is what happens when you have the designer actually consider real-life annoyances during the planning process.
Thanks so much! Was excited when I thought of that idea!
Great example of why diversity is so important, I don't think a Dad would have thought of that!
First a compliment. Your videos and Stumpy Nubs are the only woodworking videos that I watch at regular speed. Everyone else I watch double speed.
If by involving your daughter in the build process you were trying to get her interested in woodworking I think she should have applied the finish. For me at least that is magic time. The most satisfying thing is to see the project go from looking good to great.
Absolutely, my favorite woodworker on youtube! Izzy and others do amazing stuff, but none explain like Tamar or have shown us how to do things without having really expensive equipment. The builds are always super unique too!
Wow, thank you!
I’m in my late '70’s and started woodworking 8 years ago. I follow your TH-cam channel and I am in awe of your woodworking skill development over that period. Congratulations, you are an inspiration!
Easier fitted sheets change is brilliant. Something only a mom would come up with. So obvious when you see it! That bed looks awesome. And loved how you went drill sergeant on your daughter during the glue up! :)
I don't. If you listen to the laugh you can tell that she's already falling into an actual anxiety attack over it, and what the mother responds with is exactly the thing you DON'T say in that situation to anyone you love or even mildly care about if you understand anxiety attacks and anxiety disorders. That's not to say that this event is deliberate psychological abuse, but it's definitely not simply the cute fun moment that the mom hopefully intended it to be and that you interpreted it as. If you ever hear your child laugh like that, STOP and PAY ATTENTION to what's going on, and either calm yourself and them or get one or both of you out of that situation, whichever is most appropriate.
@claws61821 Or.. Or it was one of million situations that children need to face and learn as they grow up in a non cotton candy walled world. These jumps to "traumatic experience" is bizarre. It's almost as if the goal is to brag about being the most wounded. It's especially egregious when you are practically calling her out for emotional abuse. WTH.
@@hansangb You want "jumping to conclusions? How about going from me coming as close to saying "benefit of the doubt" as you can without either using the words or completely dismissing the situation, to you accusing me of accusing her? Or how about the fact that you have the gumption to say all that forces me to the conclusion that you don't know squat about anxiety and how it works in either the short term or the long term?
@@claws61821 This is the reason why Tamar goes to such lengths to shield her children. There's nothing REMOTELY traumatic or "nearly" traumatic or even WHIFF of being traumatic. It was just a glue up *NOTHING* more. Res Ipsa Loquitur But you do you.
@@claws61821 LMAO you are the definition of a snowflake. "anxiety attack"? Fuck you. That's insulting to anyone who has had an actual anxiety attack.
Great job.
We have a lot of projects updating our 60 year old home that we built for the potential. It is always so much fun to work with my daughter in particular and she generally enjoys it as well. Hugs at the end are best.
Beautiful build! As always, I love your tips and tricks. I saw your short on that kick back awhile back, but it was nice to see it in the context of the build and see how even if you’ve done something again and again with no issue - all it takes is once…
I love, love, love how involved your kids were, especially that your daughter wanted to help so much! It’s wonderful every time I see a maker involving their kids or grandkids, getting them interested in making-doing-creating. Again, the bed is just beautiful. Bravo on another great build! 😊
It’s really fun to get them involved, but it is hard for the perfectionist in me… 😂
@@3x3CustomTamar ha! I totally understand! 😁
Your husband is a lucky guy. And your kids are so lucky to have a smart mom!
You have been my favorite woodworking creator on TH-cam for so many years.
Thank you for all your hard work!
In addition to the fabulous work you show us, you included the kickback. Not sure how many caught it as i expected more comments. Thanks for showing it! I had a huge kickback recently and my whole stomach was bruised and was in pain for days. Its a very serious issue. I've been using a table saw for over 50 years and after all those years.....I'm afraid of the damn thing and this has slowed me down for sure. You can never do enough to stay safe.....thanks again.
It was a scary moment for sure. Sometimes we get too comfortable around these tools. It’s good to have a healthy sense of fear around them
Beautiful work as always! I bet she's thrilled with it, I got into woodworking myself as a kid messing around with my dad on various projects. Side note- my old shop teacher's favorite hobby was to go around and yank the string out of hoodies whenever he saw a student wearing one in the shop, he did manage to ingrain in me to be nervous AF to have anything hanging near running tools. In my shop I've always opted to just tie a knot in the ends of the string just outside the eyelets and snip off the excess string instead of removing it. Be safe and keep up the inspirational work, peace! :]
Thanks! I usually tuck them in 😬
Yes to your insightful voice over, tight editing, support for your daughter’s vision, anonymized including her, and gorgeous, precise creations!
Would love to see you do a Murphy bed!
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Really nice build. You're one of the few TH-cam Woodworkers that I follow that I haven't started watching at 2x speed, in fact I'm often rewinding to watch parts over as you still take your time to show and explain how you accomplished different aspects of the build.
Haha nice. That’s the goal! I watch everything else in 2x speed…
From a sheet metal worker to one really skilled woodworker/constructor!!! You should use a corded 9 amp-ish drill to turn your lathe… I’ve burned out a few m18’s .I’m learning a lot from you! !!!!thanks
Wooooow, your daughter is so lucky! The design looks amazing, can't wait to see how it comes together ☺️
Edit: 3:50 Oml my heart 😵💫
Haha. Yeah… good thing I was standing off to the side!
@@3x3CustomTamar Yeah right, good thing you were! 😅
I love that you included your daughter in the process. I have two daughters and I try to get them involved as much as possible. 😊
She feels very proud
I know people liked to see how you could do beautiful work with very low budget tools, but it's so cool to see you in your new shop with all your fun fancy tools! I love it! Can't wait to be at that point as well!
So glad you enjoy that because I’m enjoying it too!
What am awesome bed! Izzie is a genius, but you figured it(table saw router)out without instruction.
Awesome job on a one of a kind bad, built with a Mothers love!
God bless you! Your daughter will treasure the bed forever.
Truly inspiring job all the way! 😀
I find myself pressing the like button within the first few seconds of your videos. Why? Because you’ve consistently put out so much good material that I’m *that* confident-and *that* quickly-that I’m going to learn something useful and cool.
Btw, was that a new Sketchup addition for the designs? If so, awesome. That’s next on my list of things to learn. 😊
Thanks so much for being a great teacher to a woodworking newb. 🙇🏻♂️
Wow. So awesome to hear! I always use sketchup, I just don’t typically show it since I’m not that great at it
@@3x3CustomTamar The good folks at Sketchup thank you for the $300 sale you just helped them close, haha.
Looking forward to all the cool projects in your slick new shop!
Agreed Ryan!
I tried other "free" things and ended up paying Sketchup $250 for it. It really is the best for planning / designing woodworking projects. Especially cabinets.
Get used to the idea that you're going to spend a few hours on your first design and then scream, throw it away and start from scratch all over again. Unless you're really lucky, the first few things you design will be for learning the tool. You'll throw them away and start over again a few times, but each time you start over you'll go faster and faster until you'll finally be able to throw down a good design in about 15 minutes. It's frustrating but worth it.
12:21 I believe you mean "notches" not joints. When you connect two boards together, then you have a joint.
Your craftsmanship in the final product are just fabulous. I'm a lifetime woodworker and have been watching woodworking TH-cam for many years, but this is my first time watching one of your videos. Very enjoyable.
I don’t see myself ever using a castle joint, but absolutely loved all the techniques you used. Also liked that you referenced other woodworkers whose channels I also subscribe too.
I’ve heard of “soccer mums”, but a “glue-up mum” is a new one to me!
😂😂😂
Some kick balls, others kick butt.
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That was the most relatable parenting moment I’ve seen on TH-cam
LOL
This good lady is amazing. Her work is exceptional. Out doing alot of us men😂. Love your videos thank you. God bless
The project is fantastic, but the PROCESS is everything! I love watching how you solve problems to insure accuracy and repeatability. So smart!
Thanks so much! It is a fun journey to get to the end product 👍
Havent seen an upload in a while.. you still with us?
Very inspiring!! Beautiful with the round legs.
I’m just blown away by your knowledge and talent. How did you learn to do such amazing woodworking? Love, love,love the angled side pieces for sheet changing access. It’s getting harder and harder to lift my mattress up and away from bed frame to get the corners on properly. Your narration is mesmerizing.
What a great build! The low corners are a great idea. This is a bed your kiddo can grow with and take intonher adult years. Good job, mama!
Congratulations my friend, excellent project ❤💯👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
What a great video. The project was okay however what I impressed me was the input and collaboration with your daughter. Some of us guys out there never get to have that experience with our kids. Cheers
Love the concept of the angled corners to help putting on fitted sheets! Genius.
Thanks for the detail on that table saw jig. I've made large round tenons before with just a pin in a 6x6 clamped to the saw and manually turning the work piece but your design is far better and more accurate. As usual, I admire how meticulate you are in your creations.
Glad you liked it! Izzy had more info on his video
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So glad you’re learning!
This is better woodworking content than most bloke woodworking channels. Bravo. Love it.
Glad to hear
I liked the way you protected your kids. The bed turned out pretty well too :)
Your wood working videos inspire me in ways that other channels don’t. I don’t do any woodworking, but I really enjoyed it at school and would love to take it up when I’m older and can afford it (being in your 20s in London at the moment is rough). I think there’s something about the way you show your thinking, occasional failures, and the fantastic end results which your family get to enjoy. Your passion and expertise are so clear in every video.
Genius! What great children too. Not a mobile phone in sight and sheer joy.
Having watched your older videos as compared to today, you’ve really grown as a woodworker and presenter. The move seems to be a good thing to. Shop is looking great.
Thanks so much! Maybe not freezing my nose off is doing some good for me. Ha
Great mom and daughter project. Love to see this. Love that she was so into being a part of the build.
Loved the project. Loved how you included your kids and doing the project. Love the smiley heart emoji to protect their anonymity.
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Amazing technique, nice design. Congratulations from Venezuela
Thank you! Cheers!
What a beautiful build and a beautiful video to have your children be a part of it with you!
first vid, I love how careful an smart you are, and how you explain everything you do so well
Glad you like it!
My gracious, lady, you do some FINE work: wood work, video work, presentation and the planning for it all! Nicely done!
Recently started watching your videos because I love how you talk through your challenges and what goes into your choices. Helps a lot as I’m a self-taught hobbyist.
But seeing how you are with your kid, and how you didn’t included anything identifiable about her (even with her expressing interest in participating)… I’ve decided youre now my no1 go to creator haha. Kids in online media is a terrifying psychological clusterf**k. And protecting your kid without dismissing them from what you do is so amazing and I have the most respect for you (great video, I’m excited to start my own home makeshift lathe)
Beautiful piece. My girlfriend just asked me if I could make a bed frame for her, so this is very timely. I think the only change I'll make to your design is applying a full roundover to the jutting portions of the side and footrails to match the aesthetic of the round legs. I've been looking for an excuse to build the tablesaw lathe anyway.
Glad you’re back! One of the only channels on TH-cam I don’t increase the playback speed.
All those jigs and templates. So much handwork to achieve an industrial look. Nice design !
Simple things are the hardest to make
It's so cool that you're using Woodworkers Source, I used to buy all of my wood and supplies from them while I was living in Phoenix, been in South Carolina now for 9 months and really miss them, they do ship, so that's a plus. Just really cool. Keep up the great work Tamar.
Wish I was closer to them!
Project fantastic, involving children in the project, priceless.
Again great job, you're a Pro. And this stuff is GREAT for kids. My son was mig and tig welding when he was 12. Now a journeyman sheetmetal worker.
Awesome
My hat is off to you! I can’t believe you managed to square the router cuts after removing the circle from the square jig AND WITHOUT any clamps! 👏👏👏
Wicked cool how your narrations walk you through the whole process!
So glad you liked it!
table saw lathe blew my mind. what did i just see?!! amazing.
Nice build and great to see you include your daughter.
Thanks! She had a lot of fun too
Congratulations: You have really stepped up your game with some nice new "high end" tools. Saw Stop TS, Shaper Origin, Powermatic band saw and Woodpecker squares. You go girl. Isn't it nice to work with great tools.
It really is!
Wow. You are so talented. I love that you teach the kids a skill that they can pass on. This country needs more like you.
It’s so fun to involve them
the slanted sides and fronts are genius for fitted sheets i love it !
It’s been working out really well!
That headboard during the glue-up looks awesome the you Ladies did the layout of the grains!!!!
WOW. That table saw lathe! I watch a lot of woodwork TH-cam and never seen that. Next job: search ‘table saw lathe’ on TH-cam. Amazing video as ever. Stunning build. Looking forward to the next!
The multipurpose shelf support and the angled cuts for fitted sheet access are genius
A castle joint that deep is certainly a challenge for the woodworking tools most of us use. I really appreciate how you tackled it a stage at a time. Great job, Tamar!
It was fun to figure out!
GREAT jig creation/utilization! Especially when working with white oak on the table saw….as well as little things like the dowels to increase strength for end-face grain joints. Beautiful work!
Outstanding work. Way to go, Mom! 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
To the eye, it looks like a simple bed frame until you look at the efforts put into the joinery. I love the minimalistic look and overall style.
Sometimes the simplest things are hardest to make
Those cross joints and legs look fantastic. Beautifully simple = simply beautiful.
Thank you SO much. New things always make the day better!
Another fantastic video! I’m getting jealous of your new shop and equipment. It’s amazing how your kids all look alike. We also protect our grandkids from exposure. It’s a reality with live with.
Haha they do all really look alike
Nice build, Tamar. It's always good when you can do something positive with your children. I like the easy-tuck corners you designed. Good idea.
Looking forward to your next project.
Thanks so much! On to the next one!
Absolutely love this build! The castle joint is such a cool look. Knowing my kid, being as accident prone as she is, she would likely scratch her self on those bits that extend past the post. Trust me, she would find a way!
Thanks! Haha yeah. We had a long conversation about that before building it. She said she was willing to take the risk 🤷🏻♀️😂
Great build Tamar.
Looks like you're enjoying the new shop.
Great job keeping the kids privacy intact. I applaud you for that.
Thanks!
Very first thing I see in the video is Tamar using a skateboard to move large heavy objects ! FANTASTIC! I was shown this by a friend and I am ALWAYS sharing it with others. I have moved quite large bulky objects by myself with a skate board ! I actually own 2 sizes, a small "backpack" size and a long board - longer is good for heavier/larger pieces, basic physics ! P.s. cheap skateboards are FINE!
Okay, back to the video !
3:50 BRAVO for not flinching and staying calm so you didn’t chop off your finger near that blade.
Yes, kickbacks can happen I got one once right in my chest! Boy, it really hurt for some time after. I am sure glad it missed you.
Tamar I'm so glad you look warm!
great bed I love the joints!
Good on you for getting the kids involved. More parents need to do this.
I’ve seen a lot of jigs in my 30+ years of professional woodworking ….that is one I have not seen and it is really cool!
This is the kind of stuff I love about the internet. Wholesome and practical learning, with a wonderful example to girls (this whole channel accomplishes this, but this video is the epitome) that woodworking is accessible to everyone with today's tool kit with tact and grace as opposed to being loud about it. Kudos and subbed.
Nice bed, those cylinder feet are tricky to do. I've done smaller one's like that before, but I used a dado stack on the table saw. Made a custom table saw jig to push them across.
The dowel solution for screwing into end grain is pretty trick. The bookshelf you added serves a dual purpose. It also helps support the top of the headboard, preventing the bottom joint from breaking if someone fell against it.
I love templates and jigs, as well. They are a godsend when you want/need repeatable results
Template is always the answer
As a non woodworker, I loved watching all the steps that go into making something that all fits together perfectly. Loved the bed, especially the castle legs.
So glad to see you working in your new shop with some heat! I used to "feel your pain" when I noticed your "red" fingers in your old shop!! Happy woodworking!!
Wow, lucky daughter, bed is amazing. Love your vids, keep up the good work.
Love the narrations to your videos...better I think than live audio.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the "artistry" in motion in woodworking.....
Your innovations are not only beautiful but so practical too. Some beds make it very difficult to change sheets, but not this one. Good to see the crew getting so involved too. Thanks, Tamar.
Can't wait til my kids are old enough to do woodworking with me, some of my favorite memories were woodworking with my dad. So far my boys don't seem interested but my daughter loves watching me use the table saw
I love love that your kids are getting into this. My youngest always wants to help esp with drill and driver.
There is something about the drill that is so fun for them!
Looking at this video after your floating bed design and build. This castle joint would be great support for the edge of the bed.
lol so fun to see your daughter getting involved in the building process
Your jig making skills are most excellent
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