You should have millions of subscribers! This was awesome. And everything was just nice and comfortable to watch and listen to. Can't wait to see what you got in the future. Kindest regards from an aspiring woodworker from Norway. :)
BRRROOO 1) did you just use a drywall sander in the top?! 😅 2) totally gonna rip that power pass through design. I love it! 3) I love doing metal and wood together but have a hard time with it. Between all the dancing of two different materials and the problems that arise with that. There's NO ONE who's really covered that on RU-vid. Would love to see more in depth explanations on that
Festool is recommending the Planex 2 for wood sanding now. I have the design file available for sale on my site! www.coffeycustombuilds.com/shop/p/cord-management-file-for-shaper-origin-or-cnc That's a fantastic video topic!
I love the look of highly figured grain, I think it's very under appreciated. From 1 pro to another, nice work. Just found you and subbed for good measure.
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds I couldn't agree with you more I hate wasting wood. I live on Nantucket and work on a lot of older houses so I get to reclaim a good bit of barn board and late 1800's early 1900's lumber. Getting slabs here is tough though
Half way into the video and enjoying so far. Will check out your other videos after and likely subscribe. New woodworker question: why make the perimeter template for the outlets when you have a Shaper Origin?
They would have been a great look! I was thinking of doing that and a bread power grommet as well as the disc in the cord management. Felt like too much.
kudos on an awesome piece of art! i watch a lot of similar channels, but this is really one of the nicest pieces i’ve seen - from its complexity to it’s simplicity. nice one Mike.
Super solid build. Thanks for talking about the constraints of a live edge piece, and showing off your creativity to make something very unique and awesome despite (because of) those constraints. Keep up the great work!!
Hi from Australia, Just discovered your channel. Nice build and great video. FYI I don't like bark or rocking either. Subscribed and will watch more of your videos. Regards One Handed Maker
Beautiful desk!! The cord organizer looked great and Ill have to check out your sponsor I'm going to make myself a somewhat similar desk and when I do I want to ball out on the hardware and fixtures.
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds you mentioned 8 days... 14 days would still result in much praise.... one cannot rush attention to detail and making all of the "right" small decisions along the way!
Interested in how you made the drawer boxes on the CNC. I made some prototype 1/4, 1/4, 1/4 boxes but found that the setup time was too time consuming.
That's a lovely desk you build there Mike. I've seen the progress on it on your insta stories and i was really looking foreward to seeing this build video. You knocked it out of the park with both the desk and the video. Awesome work man, keep it up
This is so cool!! On your festool tenons, do you do one side smallest setting and make the other side bigger so they fit in loose? Or do you just run the tenon cut out all the same widget
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds I’m enjoying your videos and looking to add a CNC to my shop. Would like to see how you incorporate yours in your work flow. Thank you Greg
There's more of it on my Instagram page. Unfortunately when I spend too much time sharing the finished shots on YT audience dips out and it hurts my videos performance.
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds No no, you’re supposed to tell me, “Well just pause the video, you idiot! Then you can look all you want.” But noooo, you’re too nice to do that. By the way, beautiful job.
@@CoffeyCustomBuilds Okay, thanks. First, it is crafted nicely and you are good woodworker. My isues are mostly with some choices. 1) The ratio of width of the desk vs width of the cabinet is not pleasing to the eye. The cabinet is too big for the size of the table. I understand you had material size limits (you mentioned them at the start) and maybe the intended use (printer stand) didn’t left you with much choice. 2) The desk overhang over the cabinet could have been bigger. But again, maybe you need that size for printer. 3) Mixing brass and black hardware is not really looking good. 4) The cabinet stand (toekick) is not fitting choice at all. Toekick is screaming kitchen cabinet. It just does not belong to such high end piece like this. Explore legs and other choices (like few inches of the slab that you cut off at the one minute mark of the video maybe?) 5) My last point is very subjective so take it with grain of salt - it feels too boxy. It could benefit from some relief cuts and/or some angles. The cut could be on the cabinet behind the drawers faces to distance the drawers fronts from the cabinet. It would not have to be big, just like 5 milimeters. About the angles… those could be used in many places (like edge of desk) or in the design itself (angled cabinet and/or waterfall, edges of drawers and the cabinet). I think with some tweaking it would improve the look. Of course it would increase the difficulty of the build. That’s it. Please, don’t be insulted by this, I wrote it in good faith and tried to be constructive. Good luck in future builds.
@@jasirek1732 all of your points are subjective. The size of the cab is for the size of the printer. The overhang is for the size of the printer. The toe kick is set back and makes the cabinet look like it's floating. Brass pulls looked tacky when I tried them.
try voice over, you talk too much in the video I want to see something done without you jumping every min to report on the process or some silly stuff keep the flow
