You are a true artist in woodworking. Beautiful piece and professionally built. Very good explanation. Your mother -in- law is very blest to have you as a son-in-law.
Glad to see you back on YT! I keep up with things on Instagram, but it's definitely easier to keep track of the full build and find it again later here.
Well done Huy. This build has great examples of the fine craftsmanship you are known for. This build has a sentimental value for me. My Father built a serving cart very similar to this table. The top had fold down sides. Once you were done mixing the drinks, you folded the sides up and lifted the top/serving tray, and carried the drinks to your guests. This was the last build he did before he passed at 77 years.
I remember you mentioning this to me as I was building it this past winter. Thank you for sharing the memories. The concept and design that your father used sound much more intricate than my design. I would have loved to have met him.
Loved the build. Great video quality. LOVED the table saw taper jig, specifically how it attached to use the fence as the straight edge with the captured lip.... so cool. !
@@AlabamaWoodworker I went looking through your back videos already hoping you might have already, so yes, I think that would be a great video for a lot of people. Appreciate your time.
Awesome video and Roll Tide Brother! Your audio and video quality is sounding and looking great. It sounds like you're using an SM7B on your voice over.
Beautiful machine work, jigs and technique. That Sapele looks so wonderful, and obviously every aspect of your project was done with care and attention to detail. Bravo!
Amazing! I just discovered your channel this weekend and I am so glad I did. You are truly a professional. Your videos are high quality from the camera angles to the lighting in your workshop. Great job! Dana Point, California.
I agree, I should have recorded the reaction. She very much enjoys the table and it's nice that I occasionally get to see it used when we visit her house.
enjoyed the video. enough content yet concise. i noticed on an earlier video you had a Bosch miter saw, now a Makita. i am thinking about getting the Makita. Any thoughts on it?
If you play some intense music, this totally has an iron chef style feel, but woodworking. That was awesome. I love how methodical and meticulous you are with your craft. It shows in the final product, the wood shop, and even in the way you present your tools (isometric views). You must be an engineer!
Great Video, Huy. I like the speed at which you move through the steps - brisk, but not skipping important parts. I also appreciate how you've turned down the machine sounds so they're not overwhelming but can still be heard in the background. Keep it up!
@@AlabamaWoodworker amen brother! I've been at this hobby for 7 months now and I keep expanding my skills! Learning from woodworkers such as your self is helping alot! Thanks for sharing your skills!
At 4:00 into this video: If you were a production shop, you might not need to switch back and forth between a traditional blade and dado stack because you might just have 2 table saws!
This is a very good video, however, I would have liked to hear you discuss details of the proper placement of the dropleaf hinges. Specifically, location of the hinge pin, as it is critical for proper operation of the drop leaf. Nice work!
I was very impressed with your build and the finish you used. This is the first I've seen of your work; I subscribed and I am looking forward to coming builds. God Bless my friend.
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Nope, not falling asleep. Was actually putting off calling my mother because I wanted to finish watching. That is such an amazing table.
HAHA! Well, next time I'll make sure to record some shop sounds from my random orbit sander. :-) Thank you for watching.
You are a true artist in woodworking. Beautiful piece and professionally built. Very good explanation. Your mother -in- law is very blest to have you as a son-in-law.
Glad to see you back posting. Kids take up so much time and change your world.
Thank you! They sure do take up a lot of time.
Glad to have you back.
Happy to be back. Hopefully with much more content.
Great project. Good to see you again. (Still awake.)
I'm happy you didn't fall asleep. :)
I'm glad you're making videos again Huy.
Excellent video, hope you keep making them. Thanks
Thanks, will do!
Very precise work you do there! Awesome job.
Thank you!
Another great piece. 👍
Thank you!
Man, so many good tips in this video, great job!
Thank you! Thanks for watching.
Very nice!
Thank you!
Impressive work.
Thank you!
Beautiful craftsmanship. You knocked it out of the park.
Thank you!
Welcome back, we missed you.
Thank you! I've got a lot of material and content to post so I'm really happy to uploading again.
Hey Huy LTNS! love your work as always. That’s a beautiful piece. I always love working with Sapele
@@AlabamaWoodworker please keep doing more and in this particular video format
@@foxhallww311 Thank you! It's an excellent species to work with and quickly becoming my new favorite.
@@oliverdelica2289 Thank you for the positive feedback.
Great video!!!!
Thank you!
Really nice Huy! You did a really great job of taking a classic furniture style and giving it a, clean, updated look.
I really appreciate that you noticed the updated look. That's what I wanted to achieve.
Really enjoyed the video. That is a beautiful table.
Thank you Joshua! It was blast to build.
Clean, brother. Very clean!! Subscribed.
love your work - great tips about sneaking up on your lines when using your chisel.
Thank you! Afine of my "tips" are also reminders for myself about times I've made mistakes in the past.
Nice design and great technique. Great to see you back on TH-cam! Love your work.
Thank you! It's good to be back.
Welcome back... quality content as always.
Thank you!
Great to see you back at it! Awesome work--extremely bold to glue after finishing. Well done!
It's actually something I do quite often. The finish repels the glue really well and I'm less likely to get dripps and runs in the corners.
great project and I really like some of the things you did (especially those little pulls), can't wait to see more stuff, glad you're back.
Thank you! I'm always trying to find new techniques and methods.
Glad to see you back on YT! I keep up with things on Instagram, but it's definitely easier to keep track of the full build and find it again later here.
I totally agree! That's why I'm getting back on this platform. Stay tuned...
Glad to see you back on YT Huy! I really enjoy your instructive style in this format, so keep it up!
Thank you, David! It's good to be back.
Your skills are amazing. Where do you purchase your wood from?
Thank you! I purchased it online from Woodworkers Source. Unfortunately, no one locally carries Sapele.
Always good to see your videos. Welcome back...
Thank you! It's good to be back.
love it
So much good info in this Huy! Love it!
Thank you, Tamar!
Yah, I'm gonna need a link / part number for that auto stop counter sink bit for the Izzy skirt washers! Thanks !!
Here ya go! FastCap flush mount drill bit SKU:FC.DB.CB.9/16.MICRO
Well done Huy. This build has great examples of the fine craftsmanship you are known for. This build has a sentimental value for me. My Father built a serving cart very similar to this table. The top had fold down sides. Once you were done mixing the drinks, you folded the sides up and lifted the top/serving tray, and carried the drinks to your guests. This was the last build he did before he passed at 77 years.
I remember you mentioning this to me as I was building it this past winter. Thank you for sharing the memories. The concept and design that your father used sound much more intricate than my design. I would have loved to have met him.
Fantastic build. I never heard of the House of Antique Hardware before, thanks for mentioning them in the video!
They make great products from Federal style to mid century modern. They make a full spectrum.
Where did you source those skirt fasteners to attach the top? They look a little better than figure 8 fasteners.
Thanks
Loved the build. Great video quality. LOVED the table saw taper jig, specifically how it attached to use the fence as the straight edge with the captured lip.... so cool. !
I might do a video on the taper jig. It's a simple design. Thanks for the feedback.
@@AlabamaWoodworker I went looking through your back videos already hoping you might have already, so yes, I think that would be a great video for a lot of people. Appreciate your time.
Missed your woodworking videos bro. Stay safe.
Thanks, Kenneth. I look forward to uploading more stuff.
Very nice! Please don't add music, as Lam suggests.
I plan on keeping it simple. No music, just shop sounds and commentary.
You are so talented! This video made me feel very inspired ❤️✨❤️✨🧚✨🧚✨
Thank you!
Awesome video and Roll Tide Brother! Your audio and video quality is sounding and looking great. It sounds like you're using an SM7B on your voice over.
Roll Tide! I'm actually using a Blue Yeti with a pop filter. But man, an SM7B would be sweet!
Beautiful machine work, jigs and technique. That Sapele looks so wonderful, and obviously every aspect of your project was done with care and attention to detail. Bravo!
Very well done video! Great project too!
Thank you, Judy!
Amazing! I just discovered your channel this weekend and I am so glad I did. You are truly a professional. Your videos are high quality from the camera angles to the lighting in your workshop. Great job! Dana Point, California.
Thank you very much. I put a lot of time into videography and edit as well. I'm happy you appreciate the work.
It would have been nice to see your mother-in-law's reaction when you gave that to her I bet she loved it
I agree, I should have recorded the reaction. She very much enjoys the table and it's nice that I occasionally get to see it used when we visit her house.
enjoyed the video. enough content yet concise. i noticed on an earlier video you had a Bosch miter saw, now a Makita. i am thinking about getting the Makita. Any thoughts on it?
I use the Makita as a job site miter saw. In this video I was testing out the saw before fully committing to the saw.
If you play some intense music, this totally has an iron chef style feel, but woodworking.
That was awesome. I love how methodical and meticulous you are with your craft. It shows in the final product, the wood shop, and even in the way you present your tools (isometric views). You must be an engineer!
Haha! Yeah, I'm an engineer. It's so hard to add music nowadays. Everything is copyrighted. I'd love to add music at some point.
Great video. Subscribed. Can you share the links for the router bits used in the video?
Rule joint bits: www.infinitytools.com/drop-leaf-rule-joint-router-bit-sets
Table edge router bits: www.infinitytools.com/table-top-router-bits
Great build video! Absolutely looking forward to more long form build videos from you.
Thanks Brock!
Great video and I'm glad it's posted on TH-cam. Vid eos are diffi cult to watch on Inst agram. ;)
Thank you!
A lovely piece and a nice video. One suggestion, speak a little more slowly, it sounds like you were rushing the whole time.
Thank you. Huh, interesting. I purposefully interjected pauses to slow down the pace of the commentary.
Your focus and attention to detail is impeccable!
Thank you!
Top job looks great I want to make one now lol
It was a fun build.
Great Video, Huy. I like the speed at which you move through the steps - brisk, but not skipping important parts. I also appreciate how you've turned down the machine sounds so they're not overwhelming but can still be heard in the background. Keep it up!
Thank you! It's taken me a while to figure out pacing, audio, etc. but I think I have a good system in place to produce more videos.
You’re an absolute inspiration mate, I’ve been doing this for 18 years give or take and you make me look like a rank amateur
Thank you for the compliment! I'm really nothing special. I take a long time to build things because I'm processing my thoughts as I build.
Very nice. Very professional. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the compliment!
Awesome build Huy! The table is beautiful!
Thank you!
Glad to see you. I've been looking forward to your return. How's the kid doing? Nice finish on that table.
The baby is doing great. She loves being in the shop and might be making an appearance sometime soon.
Heyyyyy! Welcome back! I have been checking back a few times a month, and was worried you may have quit TH-cam. Glad to see you haven’t.
Awesome video! glad you decided to make youtube videos again!
More to come!
Great to see you back!
Great job Huy. Awesome build...solid
Thank you, Patrick!
Good to see you back.
Thank you!
i was feeling good about my butcher block style dinning table with removable middle leaf... Then I watched this lol
HAHA! You should be proud of anything you make. It's the learning experience that is the most rewarding.
@@AlabamaWoodworker amen brother! I've been at this hobby for 7 months now and I keep expanding my skills! Learning from woodworkers such as your self is helping alot! Thanks for sharing your skills!
Good work. Nice to see you back with another video.
Thank you!
At 4:00 into this video: If you were a production shop, you might not need to switch back and forth between a traditional blade and dado stack because you might just have 2 table saws!
This is a very good video, however, I would have liked to hear you discuss details of the proper placement of the dropleaf hinges. Specifically, location of the hinge pin, as it is critical for proper operation of the drop leaf. Nice work!
Nice to have you back. Great project.
More to come!
Great work! Love the subleties yet the attention to detail!
Thank you! Yeah, it's always about the details.
What a treat to see a new video! Fantastic piece and great explanations of your processes.
Thank you! I try my best to capture the process.
Good to see you again.
Great job!!
Thank you!
Nice project! Very well done!
Thank you!
Welcome back. From Arab, Alabama.
Thank you!
Top drawer workmanship.
Thank you!
Wow, great build!
I appreciate it! Thank you.
Beautiful piece
Thank you!
Beautiful 😍 well done
Thank you!
good work but what about the wood movement of table top and how to control it.
You show fantastic craftsmanship and a beautiful build. Please keep the content coming!
Thank you! I plan on it!
Fantastic work! A well thought out and planned build process. A true inspiration for those of us that are new to this craft. Thank you!
Thank you! Admittedly, I can sometimes over-plan.
Super high quality
Thank you!
well done mate,a really nice piece I would be proud to call that mine
Wonderful craftsmanship and a great build video. Really, really loved this one!
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Great to see you back!
Glad to be back!
I was looking forward to the sanding :(
Probably would have easily put you to sleep.
Nice
Great skill thanks for sharing
Wow! Just amazing! Such detail and beautiful wood!
Thank you! Cheers!
A great job Sir.
Thank you!
Very nice mate 👍
Thank you!
Dude...Not only are you a true wood craftsman, but your editing of videos are awesome. Keep up the good work...Truly enjoyed watching
I feel like you're channel is going to blow up. This was amazing content.
I hope so. Regardless, I enjoy sharing.
Legit
Just what I was looking for
I was very impressed with your build and the finish you used. This is the first I've seen of your work; I subscribed and I am looking forward to coming builds. God Bless my friend.
That came out great, Huy. Really enjoyed the video too!
Thank you, Cody!
WOW!! What a Craftsman!!
Beautiful table
What artistry!
Very nice! Love the proportions, very classic looking.
Impressive