Beautiful project. I have used eucalyptus before and at the end it looked like walnut at a fraction of the cost. Your project turned out well. I learned a few tricks. I like your video style. Just subbed. Thx
Love the bit about building your media empire. Nice video. Thx for sharing. Checking out the bench build. Hi from Yorba Linda, people’s republic of California.
Three things…. 1) where did you get that hose sock thing? I battle with mine every time. B) maybe unhook the dust collection when you’re using the pad to spread your finish? This is just a guess but you may get some junk up in that sander and that would be a shame. And 3) nice work.
Central vac hose sock: amzn.to/4gBtXlC. The vac hose is disconnected at the vacuum. I do this because the power cord and vac hose are bundled and I’m too lazy to get out another cord. 😆 Thanks for watching!
Love your precision. I also use the JessEm stock guides on my old Craftsman saw circa early 80's, turns a fairly dangerous saw ( no riving knife) into a very good old saw coupled with a modern 2hp induction motor and an Incra fence. I do appreciate the attention to detail in your stuff. I do like the voice over. Even though it's usually obvious what you're doing, sometimes it's helpful to hear it too. Thanks, look forward for the next one!
Yep - some modern upgrades can make a HUGE difference with older machines. My first “modification” ever was putting a blade stabilizer on my old Delta contractor saw. I was amazed at the improvement! 😂😆 Thanks for watching 👍👊
Cuando era un niño mi padre me enseñó a fabricar la herramienta que siempre es útil, y sin mucho presupuesto es más de pensar y adecuar algunos materiales , nunca se detiene uno por nada.
Really nice. I will use this as an inspiration for an upcoming project. Is there a special reason why you didn't put in the screws from the underside? Or does it just not matter because a bunch of books will cover them either way?
Thanks for watching! Screws from the underside would be a tight install with either the impact driver or a conventional screw driver. Doesn’t really matter… stuff is going on the shelves and the black screws won’t really be seen. Good luck with your project! 👍👊
Thank you for sharing this footage on your amazing skills. This answers why these antique styled furnitures are priced high. Above this keeps the knowledge alive for the coming generations. Thank you once again
another silent movie. I hate those because a lot of us are visually impaired. We can still do woodwork, but we can't watch you build something without talking it does it's no good. 3:04
This is beautiful!!! I have been desperately searching online for some plans or dimensional drawings of the Gustav Stickley "mission spindle bed" (King size). If you have any idea where I might be able find a set of plans, I'd be forever in your debt.
Hi beautiful work and design I've been thinking of doing something just like that myself. Has it been ok with the heat generated? That's the only thing that's been holding me back . I saw the way you worked in the venting tastefully done!
