i love a real good video.. those are few and far between these days and I love a video that makes me question what I'm doing right now. . and if you have time, I'd love to see a full tutorial on a river table for someone like me who has NO planer and the only tools I have are a sander and a jig saw.. is that even possible? LOL There's some content for you to create!
Lol anything is possible if you believe. Kidding. I definitely will work on something like that. You can get away with a lot of "simple" tools starting out. Maybe I can make something about making a table on a budget.
@@liqwoodforest I’ve had to throw away whole tables because my partner thought she could use wood with 20% moisture. Everything is a pain when making these things.
@@CuredWoodworking DANG. What a painful experience. Moisture is no joke. I had a batch of walnut slabs that had trapped moisture and didn't know until clients were calling me 6 months later.
The executive floor of my office has an incredible table. I was always curious about the cost and process of something like that and this satisfied my curiosity. Beautiful work!
Kev, You just showed up in my feed and as I too am a new content creator I am happy you are here! I see a great deal of comfort in front of the camera and authenticity in this video. I will be watching!
how the heck do you only have 170 subscribers you have professional editing and super well put together videos keep posting consistently you’ll be super popular very very soon‼️
@@morepnw2396 thank you! Lol I think I'm a slow burn type channel. Just enjoying making content for now but all the positive feedback is def motivating. Thanks again 🙏🏾
Goddamn man this is awesome. Your style, narration, camera angles. It’s awesome man. I’m starting my woodworking journey and you’ve inspired me for sure.
I love this video. I watch a lot of woodworking videos and this one really stood out because of the style you went with. Lovely use of music in the background too. Keep it up!
Thank you! I'm definitely going for something different and hope it lands. I want my channel to reflect more than just wood working so I appreciate that alot
Your video is completely relatable for me and more interesting and engaging than most. Similar approach to what I want to take. Raw honesty. I too am at that turning point. A necessity due to age for me. Not familiar with most of the technology so really intimidating! Thank you and not sure how old this video is, but best wishes for your future!
Thank you! Just posted this yesterday evening. I appreciate such a positive comment. I'm sure you will find a way. Plenty of people in RU-vid doing well at any age.
Thank you! As a 61 year old I am re-learning how to market my business. After 40 years of general contracting in an era that was always word of mouth, I have stepped into a new world. You made that world understandable for me. Closed the doors on contracting and in the process of going strictly shop and furniture making. Thanks again!
Awesome. I'm glad this helped in some ways. It is definitely a new world of marketing. I threw a lot of money at ads and so on without understanding them completely. Very glad you enjoyed it!
I have done with and without. Honestly, I have not seen a huge difference in curing. The idea of sealing edges is to limit bubbles releasing while your epoxy cures. If you pour with sealed edges, you have to scuff them up after sealing or your edges won't bond.
