A simple project for beginners! Only ordinary boards! 

Actually, I think this guy is showing beginners a project that they could do. Yes, minus a few tools of course.

All his professional equipment is made from regular power tools. Plus what he showed here could be made with just a drill. His dowling jig was home made, his router table was home made! Use a sandpaper. People love to complain and find execuses for not even trying! Stay in your miseriable word.

@@gXXrGoNe 😂😂 how did you come to the conclusion that my world is miserable, from my comment about somebody's power tool collection? In fact, as I write this, I am sitting in Halkidiki, Greece, under a palm tree, drinking a Whiskey Sour :)

@@mariosavva999 If your life is so awesome, why the shitty comment about the professional tools, which are clearly not professional? A drill, router table and dowel jib are pretty basic.

@@andrewford80 Sorry. It seems my comment has genuinely upset you, that was not my intention. I wasn't aware that people had such strong feeling about power tools.

E as mulheres também 😊

@@p.darakjian6889 Sim! 🤭

How should I make the template 2:00 he is using to make perfect holes? I have kreg, but it intimidatea me

The frame is so out of square it's nearly a triangle

Да да, доски с штрихкодом из супермаркета, а с пилорамы отобрать без винта и выровнять, шлифануть, а дальше уже реж да сколачивай.

Иногда знаю какой заказчик и "включаю дурака" - клеить не из чего, покупай щиты. А то даже если идеально сделаешь как всегда начинается....

@@ВасилийКурочкин-з8я Разговор был для начинающих,самоделка,а делать из готового и на таком оборудование,это смеху подобно с такими возможностями, можно ( Шатл) запустить. А клейка щитов, нечего сложного,но это другой уровень,и делать самому, всегда дешевле, нежели покупать готовое.☝️😏

@@АлексейФедоров-м1ч Шатлл не получится :напильник ещё нужен.

@@ВасилийКурочкин-з8я Напильники сами летают хорошо!

Но фрезер тут для ускорения процесса и не имеет никакой функциональной необходимости и легко заменяется бруском с наждачкой.

Фрезер есть, а киянки нет? А видео хорошее, полезное.

Фрезер замени на брусок со шкуркой, кондуктор делается за 3 минуты.

@@iMobileGuru расскажи про кондуктор за 10 мин.,интересно послушать.

@@orotoks Сверлить без кондуктора, там точности особой не нужно

Хорошая цель. Если хобби приносит доход - вы на одну ступеньку стали счастливее 🙂✌️

@@evgenyfatilnikov6503 спасибо🤗🤗🤗

That wood is cheap pine common boards and a drill is a necessity for any woodworking (and can be purchased pretty cheaply). But I agree, this is not exactly a beginner project.

It is a beginner project. His mistake was showing off his expensive tools and setup, the router and the dowel jig which most people don't have. If he did it with simpler methods and some tips, it would've been a perfect video.

Maybe he has high quality tools, but you can get good tools for very cheap at Harbor Freight, and he only used wooden boards that you can get for a few bucks at Home Depot. This is very much for beginners.

A drill is something I bought years ago as you need it over and over. I also bought a dowel jig for 15 Euro last year. Sure it is not as nice as the one in the video, but it will work just fine. I don't have a router, so yes I give you that, bit have done similar works (putting a chamfer on boards) just using sandpaper and a piece of wood as a sanding block. I also started woodworking just at the end of last year. So I am also not a senior in this. And if you go with pine wood which is used in the video the wood for this won't cost much. Also you can try to rather check lumberyards, instead of a hardware store. Might be cheaper or at least better quality. Of course this depends on your country of residence

Using top quality wood is an excellent tip for beginning woodworkers.

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@@made_simple And the little dowel jig would be handy... I agree that someone with enough gumption could probably do this the hard way but you are still going to need the clamps. I would rate this as more of an intermediate project to do the way you have shown it here.

@@bustednuckles2 Really?? Simple doweled butt joints are intermediate?? Damn I must be an expert, I can do a half lap.

@@barpluc3977 ... exactly... and I used small & cheap ratchet straps for clamps when I was starting out... people are so bloody "soft" these days... just go to Ikea & be done with it 🙄😒

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 Dad had what he called the clamp top, it was a 4'x4' chunk of 3/4" plywood and he had glued and screwed a 4"x 4' strip of 3/4" plywood to two edges then ripped a third 4"x4' diagonally from corner to corner to act as wedges. Stack up straight dimensional lumber to get close, then wedge the glued pieces in with wedges driven in tight enough for gluing. The whole thing was coated in wax to prevent gluing the pieces to the top. I now have three or four smaller ones for small glue-ups. I epoxied sheets of Rockler silicone mats to the tops to prevent sticking, works a champ.

@@barpluc3977 very creative !! 😎👍☘🍺

You can do all of this with hand tools.

Yeah and for those rounded edges he made on that table (called a router table if you don't know) you can use just sandpaper instead to soften the edges. It just makes it a little less sharp so no one gets cut.

@@megapowgaming9117 Did you read what you wrote?

@@Allofusmatter-zb6zi *replaced corners with edges*

Idiot

Doubt it, that looks like clear pine that you can buy at any home center. It’s not a high quality piece of lumber.

That looks like cheap pine. In the United States they are often referred to as common boards and are very inexpensive.

@@zacharyyoung1083 it's because it's so flat and straight, not because of the type of wood. I'm guessing the guy planed and jointed the wood prior to the video. Stud grade pine is never that straight.

Это не столик. Держу в курсе

@@sanyablogger что это вообще? Зачем оно?

@@GogaMagoga скамейка для бани, тазы на неё ставить

@@sanyablogger понял принял, я б такое из всяких упаковочных ящиков сделал

@@sanyablogger эта скамейка на шкантах долго не прослужит, хз зачем эта херня, только горшок с цветами поставить

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Stop making sense

They don't do that anymore 🥵

Yeah, so we can capture it and skip the video. Nice idea.

I skipped to the end. 🤣

@@kaebee23 people who really want to know skip to the end ... others just b1tch

Just use whats available... it looks like 1"x 6" or thereabouts... Its not critical what size & the project isn't exactly complicated.... give it a go & learn along the way, after all , thats the whole idea... 😏

There’s a link at the top of the comments where he gives lumber dimensions.

Saw - glue - clamps

I've used small ratchet straps as clamps ... The dowelling jig is homemade.. A new 1/2" plunger router can be bought for as little as €40 here (in europe Lidls/Aldi) ... How cheap do you want to be ? It takes at least a certain number of tools... maybe woodworking is not the hobby for you ? 🙄😒

Es una plantilla para orificios. Si lo buscas de esa manera te encontrarás varios modelos a la venta y también es posible fabricarte uno. Búscalo en páginas como AliExpress así y verás.

Because he is using perfect ready to use lumber, not scraps! If I'm given that machines and lumber, I can do anything with them :) and it's title says simple woodwork with minimal tools! It's weird.

@@efecagrisen7215 It is simple and you can do it with simple tools. You don't NEED the tools he used. And those were scraps, or rather offcuts from other projects. Never throw away the offcuts and you'll end up with half a shop full of excellent offcuts, just short.

@@barpluc3977 I think the point about the lumber was the video title says ordinary, but it's not just regular #2 or whatever. It's one of the nicer appearance boards. Looks like 1x4? That can still be found at Lowes, etc, but if we were looking at 2x4s you'd have to either spend an hour digging through the garbage lumber or go to a real lumber yard (and I don't even mean an 84 Lumber), or you have to bring out the kind of gear beginners wouldn't have, like a planer. It's a fair knock against a lot of "beginner" RU-vid videos that are along the lines of "look at this beautiful table we made with simple 2x4s!" Then they show these beautifully clear, twist, cup and wane-free S4S boards you just won't find at Home Depot.

@@MRing1107 That is completely inaccurate. Lowe's Home Depot, Steins, Riters, nearly ANY lumber yard that carried 2x4's will carry 1x4's and all of those also carry select pine 1x4's. Two minutes selecting through the pile of #2 1x4's can produce MORE than enough lumber for this tiny table. And if the lumber has a little twist or a little cup, what of it, its a beginner project, NO ONE including the beginner should expect furniture store quality results, hell the beginner shouldn't even expect results similar to the video, he's a BEGINNER. This IS a beginner video, that someone BEGINNING to work with wood AND intending to keep doing so. It is NOT a video for people who want things handed to them on a platter, who want to walk into a lumber store and have perfect lumber handed to them. NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING in this video is extra-ordinary, NOTHING is beyond anyone who can cut a semi-straight line with a handsaw. I have a similar table I built in the sixth grade (60 years ago) with a handsaw, nails,hide glue, and old cutoffs from barn build. The joinery is a little different but its about the same size. It was TRULY a beginner project. If you want a step-by-stepin depth instructional video that takes you from lumber selection at a big box store to marketable projects, there are dozens of those out there, go find one of those. Or you can just bitch about this video doesn't match your unreasonable expectations..

@@barpluc3977 hmm... I think it did help him when he used really good wood tho'. Pallet timber would have given a better example of 'ordinary' I'd say...

Easy enough to beef it up here &, there if necessary... 🤔

Yes hell I can watch it all day and still not get it right like he does

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🤣 its usually a good idea that.

You watched the video, didn't you ? 🙄 Wtf do you need ? ... a kit & a 200 page manual ?? 😂😂😂

Everything he did could he done with hand tools. It will take significantly longer of course.

He only used basic things. The router which if you get a corded handheld one is about $60. Other than that. Everything else is presumed you'd already own. But honestly that step isn't required. It just softens the edges.....drill,hammer,square,dowels,wood glue,pencil, level, tape measure, and clamps.