Building a table with history 

Such a dust free and organized shop. Amazing set up.

I love the two tone woods. The old wood is gorgeous. I love all the character they have. Just beautiful.

"Welcome to woodworking. Cutting wood and gluing it back together in a different way". Love it!

Its an honor and privilege to build furniture for your own home and family. Slow down, enjoy the process or you are missing out.

That turned out gorgeous!

this might be your best build so far! This is going to be a fun sketchup project!

thank you for having it recorded and for sharing it with us, i really appreciate it, The table looks beautiful, also your home

This is beautiful. Congratulations 🎉

Those turned out really nice. Looks great in the covered patio.

The finish product looks amazing, congrats. I’m getting my feet wet, started with your cabinet plans and built myself some really nice cabinets for my shop. I hope one day I get to do something like this but I have long ways to go

There’s dozens of us that watched your spray video! Dozens of us!

Beautiful!

Love your humor!

Great project. Great patio.

fantastic job on the table! looks awesome in that space

Nicely done!

Great video!

Great table and use of the Domino. Will need to review how you managed the large Dominos.

Wow! Just . . . WOW!

Nice! My Son in Law built two dining tables from reclaimed pine, love the color.

I got the domino df500 a few months ago. Love it. If I every decide to build a table I will talk myself into the df700. Enjoyed this build video.

I love a good table build. And I’ve really enjoyed your cabinet build series. But this table base…. Really caught me off guard. I LOVE IT! I too like having projects that are painted along with wood. But I really love the way the stretchers go together. And the rustic wood turned out beautiful. Great project! Amazing!

Ok…. Your Domino sales pitch has me cracking up. I love it!!!!

Cool build Matt! Love how you combined the white parts with the reclaimed wood!

Nice build there Matt!👍🏻 I really like it! I’ll be making one of those jigs too! Thank you for sharing!

Very nice! I love the look of the table top.

Damn Sam, that is a beautiful table!

That finish is absolutely spectacular.

Great video, great looking table, love the sense of humor.

Man that looks amazing, I'm digging that color choice.

this was a very nice video I like your style you don't explain every tool and what it's for like a lot of other annoying videos that assume that complete beginners are watching advanced furniture making and you showed very useful methods with the larger domino which most people don't have but could be convinced to get it after seeing this.

Great video! Reclaimed lumber certainly provides unique challenges to overcome

Not done any mortise and tenons and can’t afford the £1200 domino as a novice still building my workshop. Put a rubber mat floor down and going to test it on Tuesday with my wheelchair to see if ok fingers crossed

That, sir, is a masterpiece.

Super cool design and expertly executed.

Very Beautiful Excellent video. Thanks for posting.

Beautiful finished product, sir! 👍🏼🤌🏼

That is one beautiful table. Well worth the effort. 👍😊

Looks great! I love the color.

Beautiful work, Matt! Really fantastic looking table and benches! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Mixing the new with the old can be tricky. You did it perfectly. Great work!

“Here’s where a raccoon gave birth” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I have to say that I have always used the classic way to make bread board ends but was very impressed on how you used dominoes to do the same job which is much easier and probably as secure if not more so depending on the glue used.

Awesome build! And thanks for the fence tip. Since someone always says this about my comments, yeah, yeah I know...I'm long winded and my comments are like novels.... In my experience dowels are actually stronger than Dominos when you use the correct number for the joint size but they do take longer...Not as much time as some would try to convince you but they do. Just like with anything in woodworking, it all comes down to your workflow and how tightly you nail it down. When I need to knock out a bunch of repetitive pieces at once AND don't need the added strength, I use my Domino. When I absolutely need the strength I grab my self-centering dowel jig and use multiple, appropriately sized dowels. In general, whatever method results in the most direct wood face to wood face contact will be stronger as the glue sets up. I should say it also depends on how good your glue is as most times when either Domino or dowel joints fail it's due at the glue up points . I'm not trying to piss in anyone's Cornflakes so please don't argue with me. Do your own research and you'll see for yourself. There are plenty of RU-vid videos out there proving what I said to be true as long as the tester used the appropriate number of dowels. If you don't want to dig around much there is a recent one by Scott Walsh done a few months back. He treated it like a science experiment, gathering data, break points etc. but there are others out there. Channels: Rag n' Bone Brown, Bourbon Moth etc. The Bourbon Moth video compared to bunch of different types of joints and it's pretty interesting as neither dowels or Domino's turned out to be the strongest. Either way, it's just a tool and people up on should use whatever makes them happy. I'm just offering info to those who might think they MUST drop a grand or more because someone told them that it's strongest bond when it's simply not. Where the Domino shines is it's ease-of-use so if that's the most important thing to you it's your $1,000 + solution.

Great video. 👍👍

I am not a fan of reclaimed lumber but man! that looks amazing 👍 Thanks for sharing.

Great table and bench’s.

I would love some plans on the table base

Very nice work done thanks for giving such wonderful ideas 👌

Do you have a build video for that work table with the dog holes?

Do you still have your office desk build with LED lights video? Don’t see it anymore.

I'm subbing mainly because of that tiny push stick 😂

Question(s) - other then looks what is the function of bread boards? Timber (table top etc) can still cup or bow or rip if "wrongly" attached to the leg structures - right? If you KNOW that there will be large seasonal timber movement (say 5mm plus) then that will always show against the breadboards no matter how good the woodworking?? In that enviroment you would have to accept a mis match on the edges - or not bother at all?!?! Looking forward to the answers. Cheers From New Zealand

Great table! Will you have plans to purchase?

Hey now! I watched that finishing video at least 3 times and just this past week constructed a paint booth based on your design! 😜

Great video and tips. The table is beautiful ❤. Could this table be built with the domino 500, by doubling up the amount of Dominos you used?

I see a hip thrust Domino technique. Someone call Bourbon Moth!

Nice. No draw bores?

Would be the best way if the foam would stop moving ! LOL I'm not the only one !

Question: If you know that you are gonna work with short pieces of wood, why not buying shorter pieces in first place and save the big trees for another more "usefull" situation? 😶 Love your channel and content anyway. Thanks for all the tips! 🙂👍

Looks great! I’m always afraid of someone sitting on wide breadboard ends like that and snapping them right off. You?

Great sense of humor, great skills, great lab, very educational? What can I say? You definitely earned a subscription

Greetings, (Takes Deep breathe) .... As a newbie to woodworking, I was shuddering when I heard you were going to paint the maple... I literally paused the video, bowed my head, put my hand over my face, grimaced for a few seconds and said a brief prayer to the hardwood gods for the potential blasphemy... However, the table and benches came out nicely... Seriously, I love the contrast and will tuck painting hardwood (Hardwood Gods forgive me) in my mental rolodex. LMAO... But my question is, what application did you use for your layout and planning at the 3:15 min mark ? Not that you need to hear it, but great build, and now I'll scour your other videos.. Take it easy..

I probably I need to use your patented neck-move on my next project. How much it is?

HAHA!! Pity views are all you get from now on! Awesome table, I love that taper jig idea. Well done!

Make no promises, tell no lies.

My rich Azz neighbor has a domino.

Paint away! I'm so tired of trying to get anything other than paint on maple to look good.

🙏👏👍💪

Thumbs up for the raccoon joke.

Why did I watch this?

7:40-8:00 sad childish and pathetic. Damn good looking table and great hints. More of this, less of the other.... I do think the white paint for this ruins the look heavily :(

Wahhhh but furniture takes too long to build 😭

Why the hell do you use solid wood if you paint it anyway? I don't get those decisions...

No I will not follow someone whom states to the masses that you must buy a metal detector to find tiny steel nails so you don’t ruin a high end solid tungsten carbide toothed saw blade?????? It’s carbide???????? What Do you think the steel nails or screws are going to do to a carbide saw blade shit I just cut 20-24 8D penny nails with a cheap circle saw blade this morning in some ole wood hues what saw blades fine as there made to cut steel nails and screws without damage hundreds of times eventually wearing out and needing sharpened now the saw stop break thing is legit but I would bet $1000 cash in hand right now that less than 5-7% of the viewers of this video have a freaking $3,500-$7,500 table saw shit I made over $7,000 last week in my woodworking shop and I don’t even have one for gods sake man come on

This is my first time seeing channel and maybe its me, but this woodworker doesn’t seem to like woodworking. Maybe he just has a quirky sense of humor that comes of as salty and condescending.