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Beautiful and definitely see Nic's influence and inspiration. Well done

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I read the article, it's terrific, you want through a hell of a lot of work to get this done. Has it worked as well as you expected and is it still in use?

One thing that has helped me a lot is to alternate between "productive" projects and organizational ones. So one day I will be building thread racks for my wife's quilting machine, the next I will be adding drawers to the weird space under the spindle sander. This helps me stay focused on organization but not so much it overwhelms or drives me nuts. I just pick one thing to do next. It also help prioritize my scrap, because I can plan to use the remnants of one project in the next and consume them instead of storing them for all time.

there are thousands of locking bit holders...

You made Arts and Craft furniture.

Scott, FedEx office locations (kinkos) will print your templates on large format paper for just a few bucks. Much more convenient than taping letter size pages together.

Hey UA-cam, show me workbench where 100k of woodworking tools aren't necessary.

Show us them drums!!! 😂

my cunstruction teacher made us watch this video very helpful I guess

Beautiful work!

I bought the plans and I’m building this. The top consists of edge-faced 2x4 ripped from 2x8. Will there really be wood movement along the edge face?

I saw a video of how strong miter cuts versus straight cuts and it's all about the mass of wood and the surface area. This guy glued mitered cuts and they outperformed straight cuts. Why? Surface area. So I'm never fearful of the joint so as long as it has some sort of permanent pin. And that's when I saw a packaging board that had one corrugated fastener after the joint was glued. I tried to break it and the rest of the wood failed first.

While I do thoroughly enjoy most of your videos, it was refreshing to see a nicely executed furniture design. The added elements, like the sail designs in between the leg pieces, really helped to elevate the piece… no pun intended.

Cloud based= someone else’s hard drive

Looks beautiful! Great job. Eager to see what you’re gonna do next. High-end suits you.

I like "butt-rabbet" joints for making boxes. It's too much easier and faster than miters and aesthetically it gives almost the same result.

I just started working on a dining table project and I'm thinking about maple plywood as the top. I'm testing out various stains to see what I like best. I have collected lots of stains on markdown over the last two years. I can confidently say this, HomeDepots products are terrible Behr paint doesn't hold up, Varethane stains are very weak, and Varathane finishes don't protect very well at all.

As an elder woodworker, being eighty seven, I have used many joining methods in my lifetime. All have their place. As a youngster, I was taught how to make mortise and tenon and dovetails by hand. This was before the advent of power tools to make life easier. Today, I use power tools to accomplish what I did by hand. It saves time and money, which is important if you are making a living from wood. For me pocket screws work for cabinet carcasses and, at a pinch, face frames. Would I stop making dovetails and mortise and tenons and buy a domino machine?, no. But they have their place as well, just not in my shop.

i was gonna let this go, but since u said it over and over again; Here is the definition of Mechanical Advantage: "Mechanical advantage is a measure of the force amplification achieved by using a tool, mechanical device or machine system." Force Amplification. A dovetail joint does not amplify force, therefore a dovetail joint has no mechanical advantage.

Freaking amazing! I wish I could build like this!

WOOOOOOWWWW!!!! Soooooo BEAUTIFULLLLL!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Amazing Work i love it maybe i build one for me in teh future based on your Desing, if i would change a thing was only the Brass inserts i personally don't like it but the overall for me was a 10/10

beautiful build!

I'd use a mortising attachment for a drill press long before plunge cutting with a router. To each his own, I just have my preference. Lately for myself it's been all chisel work following an oscillating cutter, so there's that option too.

I freehand dowel joints. As long as my eye is good, a glued dowel joint works great.

Sure impacts are great but I can’t stand the noise after using impact wrenches in lift shafts for years. Far rather use a drill/driver and not have to mess about with muffs every time I want to sink a fixing…

Awesome setup!

I like, great work (the video and the furniture ).I Will definitely give it a try to carve and refine it with a spokeshave.

Beautiful

i dunno if i would call all that rough cutting and milling boring. it seems more plane to me.

Small shop and you dont have a track saw?

A brass rod from side to side might look cool and add some strength. Awesome build.

ive only seen a handful of woodworking videos and i am incredibly skeptical you bought an entire trees worth of slabs just for one piece. when a slab is usually 3-5k from what ive seen and that desk wasn't even that large... what the hell? why lie over something so mundane...

That is a gorgeous desk! I now have a new dream desk.

Beautiful desk!! Reminds me of fish gills on the sides. Are you a fisherman? lol

Nice channel!

Shout out to UA-cam for showing me your channel, binging it at the moment. Awesome videos brother! I need a spoke shave...

>no straight lines >flat desktop WHICH IS IT SCOTT WHICH IS IT

Step 1: buy $600 worth of clamps...

What wax did you use?

Beautiful

Why wouldnt do dog holes and the t track, seems like best of both worlds?

Tremendously energetic, creative, and educational delivery! Only watched the first few minutes so far and learned so much! Thank you!

Коллега, мастерство вне границ и политики, браво, сам я краснодеревщик с более чем сорокалетним стажем приятно посмотреть на работу и результат у проффесионала

Awesome stuff! You should definitely make more stuff like this, just avoid showing your awful cable mess 😂

Lots of great ideas. Pre finishing the work pieces before assembly is indeed a time and back saver. Just be sure the glue locations are not finished since the glue won’t bind. Great Presentation, clearly delivered at a comfortable pace.

theres a few straight lines....

" She's a beaut, Clark"! Very nice design. The execution was great as well. A complex build and design will often throw up a difficult umber of things to plan and account for in the process and when you are in building and making mode steps can often get missed or not thought of at the time. It happens so don't sweat it. It turned out great.

Damn.... Nice...