Coffee Table Build / Creative Sturdy Wood Joints Woodworking

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@mokongtv123 3 года назад

I had no fear in making this video. All of the things you worry about are useless. You say no and no without trying anything. These dovetails are very powerful. The problem has arisen elsewhere, I'll tell you later. We are at a very low level in carpentry. The universe we have to navigate is wide. Always, thank the trees and don't exploit them. Thanks for watching my video.

@harryg3889 3 года назад

Mokong, my man, no offense meant. It’s your stuff so I’m not really worried. Where do I start? The dovetails are very good, hence my comment about your circular saw skills. It’s what to do with attaching anything that is perpendicular to the table top (and sides) may restrict the woods natural expansion and then you have the potential to split. Made in the summer starts to shrink across the grain in the winter so if fastened in a way that restricts the movement well you have all the ingredients for, well you know a big split in the top. Wish you the best.

@budakhijau4898 3 года назад

Hay mann. I support you.. thats right, keep going wtih what you doing right now.. love your job

@furrycircuitry2378 3 года назад

Why even apologize to these guys im sure none of them put in the care to do it

@ontop2324 3 года назад

@patrciaclemons8183 3 года назад

Thank the trees and don't exploit them, meanwhile takes wood from probably a 30year old tree, kills it to make table🤦‍♂️

@brucecampbellforpresident1393 3 года назад

Pride in ones work is a lost art wonderful to see such beautiful work as this.

@TxBlue454 3 года назад

What a craftsman! Beautiful work. I love seeing a workshop where Milwaukee and Makita get along.

@Paulie1232 3 года назад

I'm a finish carpenter with 30 years experience and his work is extraordinary....

@Tikkarifle 3 года назад

Beautiful work sir. This piece of furniture will be handed down many generations and owned with pride.

@cheekyj4794 3 года назад

Hand crafted things of all shapes and sizes are the best. From little bits of jewellery, up to a whole house, nothing can beat the feel of something hand made. You can feel the effort and a little bit if the heart of the artist every time you go near it. Love crafting things.

@charlieh115 3 года назад

Here’s what I ❤️ about this vid.... he’s not working with a $150,000 worth of equipment. Basic quality tools any average person can accumulate from the local store. Oh and the final product was absolutely beautiful

@archany585 3 года назад

Sick of those simple easy begginner woodworking videos filmed in a fully kitted workshop?

@thesabre8458 3 года назад

Not all of them are cheap. He is using somewhat expensive saws

@masterchimichanga117 3 года назад

Why am I watching this, I will literally never do anykind of woodwork in my life

@andrerocha7249 3 года назад

You should try it, believe me

@shashanka9821 3 года назад

@Miles Maillet lol

@MikIsOn 3 года назад

Haha same i cant even hammer properly but for some reason i find the vid amazing and fulfilling

@trinitylex-a5990 2 года назад

For the same reason u watching porn.

@TheGreatBoomy25 3 года назад

I used to help my papa in his workshop do this kinda stuff over 20 years ago. A fine art.

@chinnadurre2288 3 года назад

@reginaldgraves1684 3 года назад

An interesting way of strengthening a mitre joint and making it decorative.

@San-uu7qc 3 года назад

This man has it all.. the tools but most important.. a vision to create most beautiful pieces (art in my opinion)! Very well done 🙏🙏

@123badman 3 года назад

Table saw no push stick you live life on the wild side my friend. Great video btw

@jonathanleverdesigner 3 года назад

Nice. I can definitely see that in a safari lodge hotel in africa. 👏👍

@paulcarey1708 3 года назад

Now I know why I'm so useless in my woodworking shop: this guy has all the talent!

@JR-vc4gm 3 года назад

And tools

@benbolt8849 3 года назад

Hahaha

@markanthony6758 3 года назад

He actually wasted a lot of time sanding and sanding paper. If you had just made a sled and used a router to level out your 2 pieces, could have wasted much less time.

@joshportie 3 года назад

There is no tongue and groove technique so this is just modern cheaply made wood working. But hes good at this.

@lljomll3911 3 года назад

“Did you bring your furniture?” This dude: “Yea” *pulls out tree*

@funwithflags7506 3 года назад

When your the only one that didn't get a heart response

@cerium58 3 года назад

I love all the little tips and tricks to make the table look unique.

@saullara5691 3 года назад

Amazing workwood 👍🏼l love it!!!

@Samurai9901 3 года назад

I need to make more use of my circular saw after watching this. Wood working is a form of art which no one ever mentions.

@rudybigboote3883 3 года назад

No way dude! There is a large and active wood arts community. Just search it on RU-vid and you’ll find tons of videos.

@jimduggan8382 3 года назад

People recognize woodwork as art, and have for millennia !

@khrysteenbrown6160 3 года назад

Holy crap, someone get this man a thickness planer and a wide belt sander lol. My hands are numb watching you HAND sand this for days. Those keys on the mitre edge are beautiful, excellent job!

@elijahmcstotts2871 3 года назад

He has a thickness planer. He uses it in this video. My guess is that the pieces he used for the tabletop were too wide for it. EDIT: But I agree. My hands ache watching him do all that sanding.

@khrysteenbrown6160 3 года назад

@@elijahmcstotts2871 I must have missed that part then lol. Either way, his work is dope 🙂

@elijahmcstotts2871 3 года назад

@@khrysteenbrown6160 It was when he was making the support for the other end. It was a really quick shot. But yeah, very impressive work.

@SGobuck 3 года назад

*IKEA has left the chat*

@lljomll3911 3 года назад

😂

@deantaylor1512 3 года назад

Can you imagine the assembly instructions...😧

@uio86a 3 года назад

예술작품이 탄생하는 과정을 보는듯..이런세상에 살고있다는거에 감사...

@stevepatrickjarvis 3 года назад

If you close your eyes and listen while he's chiseling, it sounds like a woodpecker.

@johnnelson9309 3 года назад

Outstanding craftsmanship, beautiful project. What a show off 😜.

@user-sd1hg5jh4u 3 года назад

참 잘만드셨어요 대댄하십니다

@christian1554 3 года назад

If I ever win the lottery I will have my own wood workshop.

@bunnylewis6557 3 года назад

Brilliant work Muchacho! 👍🏼🏁

@colakoi1605 3 года назад

I'm not sure why this popped up in my recommendations but this is great

@rogerdavis9607 3 года назад

That's amazing . Those dovetail are a nice touch.

@mickthompson3342 3 года назад

Wonderful craftsmanship great to watch

@MitkoVelichkov 3 года назад

As always - Japanese masters are the best. No comments. Art of carpentry.

@hernanmoreira5455 3 года назад

A beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. 👏🏾

@user-uo6kv7it3g 3 года назад

Классное изделие получилось дружище!👍 Спасибо за труды!🇷🇺

@alexvka3425 3 года назад

Come here cool

@user-cv1ot8ry6w 3 года назад

Что он зделал,?разнесни плиз

@user-yy8nh3vk3b 3 года назад

@@user-le1un4pp3d тоже ни хера не понял))

@bombasticborneo 3 года назад

Thank you for a lesson in carpentry. Awesome table. Have faith in your beliefs and techniques. Don't have to listen to others' negative opinions.✌🏿🙏🏿

@goddale2002 3 года назад

I have a love hate relationship with your videos. I’m amazed by your skill yet your skill make my skill seem novice. What I like the most about your videos is that at the end of the build you take the time to show the details of your creation. Welcome done sir.

@dustinbrown7150 3 года назад

I dont see why this video has so many dislikes. Fabulous job. I am very impressed with your miter cuts using a handsaw and that jig for your table saw! And of course the end product. Great work!!!

@pazi402 Год назад

All these armchair woodworkers upset he didn’t use a track saw or Festool dominoes. 😂 Great work with the tools you have. Love the corner dovetails!

@Ali-0101 Год назад

@@pazi402 that's not a dovetail joint.

@futildelalicorne Год назад

because he is a butcher, not a carpenter

@FatherDIVINE. 3 года назад

Can't believe I watched all of this it was soothing watching a man and his art

@tapissier22tamri 3 года назад

شكرا يا معلم اريد منكم دعم لقناتي انا امازيغي من المغرب

@tapissier22tamri 3 года назад

اعملو ترجمة لرسالتي هدي انا من دولة المغرب شمال افريقيا اسمي محمد اريد فقط دعم لقناتي

@thiagohcrosa 3 года назад

Beautiful Job!!!

@autodidacticartisan 3 года назад

Not too shabby! Great chisel work,

@SaintPlayGames 3 года назад

I love you're work! I'm learning a lot thank you! Greetings from Germany :D

@robertlee2946 3 года назад

888 ti ui ki 8

@Kruglik_Rublika 3 года назад

Ваймы хорошие! Уважение людям ручного труда! Привет из уссурийской тайги!

@doymotorspeed 3 года назад

Good, creativ bos, ..👍👍

@ShoeWalker 3 года назад

Your works is amazing!

@anthonyskata 3 года назад

So that's what those little metal plugs are for. Always thought they sucked but never used them like that lol

@user-fm4sl5lv4y 3 года назад

Молодец! Приятно смотреть работу мастера.

@johnscully1824 3 года назад

Wow. Just wow.

@theprofitmohamhead1268 3 года назад

Amazing craftsman. A beautiful piece. Magnificent!!!

@davidsawyer1599 3 года назад

It's obvious to both the novice and pro alike that the skill level presented is top notch. My actual comment is this. Hour upon hour condensed into mere minutes. Most of you tube could learn most everything about a presentation. Both types of work speak for themselves. By the way I am not much for wood working. You had roughly 10 to 15 seconds to get my view. My edit. Smart enough to leave out music as well.

@stussikun 3 года назад

Congratulations, you’ve just advanced your Construction level. You are now level 25.

@jameshall4136 3 года назад

Oak tables are level 22, we all know flotsam prawnbrokers are the best.

@stussikun 3 года назад

@@jameshall4136 cyan: reading the uploaders comment "we are at a very low level in carpentry" and yours now and editted my comment xd (original comment said level 93 for anyone who cares)

@TheOriginalAndysGarage 3 года назад

This guy's tools are amazing I never thought they would go that fast, LOL

@powernab8457 3 года назад

I don't understand all the thumbs down. All that work is like a master piece. You have a special set of skills, skills you have acquired over a long career, skills that make you a nightmare for the thumb downers. They should apologise now and that will be the end of it!! Keep the pieces coming great watch!

@theprofitmohamhead1268 3 года назад

Simple answer... They are jealous of this man.

@powernab8457 3 года назад

@@theprofitmohamhead1268 Thank you, yes you are right I was going to say what you said but all the work that Mokong TV did just deserved that much more of a reply to the downers!

@HashInfo 3 года назад

Beautiful i learned alot thank you Mo!

@okeleyedayo9110 3 года назад

Remind me of my inheritance work smile 👍🏾

@pablomax9376 2 года назад

I very much enjoy that you are using "normal tools" and showing that anything is possible if you just try it.

@dennism644 3 года назад

WOW absolutely beautiful. Thanks for letting me watch.ya know this changes everything incredible.

@jasoncameron5634 3 года назад

Wow! I learned a lot watching your video. It is amazing that I always thought I needed to buy fixtures and special tools to get the results you are able to do by hand. You have really helped me gain confidence in trying some new projects. Thank you very much!

@johnw7120 3 года назад

I'm a fan ! Very nice work. BEAUTIFUL !

@MrYu0524 3 года назад

와.. 대단합니다. 아무 생각없이 지나갔을 가구도 이런 많은 기술과 노고가 스며들어있다는 걸 알게 됐네요. 감사합니다.

@arthursmith5515 3 года назад

Nice table but glueing leg set to bottom of top across the grain is asking for severe cupping of top. Should have used screws and left it at that.

@ROb-vy4nx 3 года назад

This is not a table. This is a work of ART. Never seen such a clean table. Would love to own one someday!

@fragileanti9549 3 года назад

댓글처음달아봅니다 매부가 직장그만두고 목조주택짓는거 목공배우러 다닌다해서 그런가보다했는데 실제로 기회가되어서 작은 그릇을 다듬고 깍으며 몰입했던 그 시간이 너무 좋았습니다. 저는 아직 회사원이지만 기회가된다면 평생업으로 삼고싶을정도의 느낌을 받았습니다. 목수 참 좋은 직업인 것 같습니다. 훌륭한 기술과 더불어 이미 업으로 삼고계시는점에 부러움을 한껏 느끼고 갑니다. 종종오겠습니다.

@mokongtv123 3 года назад

저도 좀 더 어려서부터 했더라면 얼마나 좋았을까 하고 생각합니다.

@Quebicrecords 16 дней назад

Excellent work and excellent philosophy!

@user-hn7ni2yb8s 3 года назад

Ни х у я не понятно,но очень интересно!!!

@user-nk3ku3eh7o 3 года назад

Ты тоже заметил, какие у него добрые глаза

@sergey6610 3 года назад

Массажная лавка для деда.

@user-dz8bu2iw1q 3 года назад

Для чего смотрел я сам не понял но это наверно сильно надо в хозяйстве

@dmitriymoshkin 3 года назад

Это эксклюзив

@ermakov88 3 года назад

Так это стол, лавка? Что ты такое?

@mr.goldfarmer4883 3 года назад

shaving wood brings the best feeling ever. This table looks amazing~ Fantastic job!

@systemuser8701 2 года назад

Great lines. Sharp, clean, gorgeous. A really smart blend of Rustic and Modern !!!

@spessart-outdoors 3 года назад

Fantastic work and the structure of the wood looks very beautiful. Thanks for showing, Greets from germany

@cameronhenderson2758 3 года назад

This brings only hand tools to a new level.

@sshep86 3 года назад

He uses power tools throughout most the video???

@cuebj 3 года назад

??? Uses top of range power tools almost throughout! And uses them very badly with no dust extraction - if can afford those tools, can afford dust extraction. I thought dust carelessness was my generation and younger makers are aware of very dangerous properties of machine generated hard wood dust.

@lalithaamelfa5615 3 года назад

@@cuebj n nb bb

@jk3dad 3 года назад

Excellent craftsmanship, very inspirational. Thank you

@migdi242424 2 года назад

Love how wood comes to life once you add finish. Beautiful table.

@Tomb13 3 года назад

Really beautiful table. I really miss having my tools and a garage to work in 😣

@ifishmyselfyanao 3 года назад

*Очень красиво получилось , приятно было посмотреть на работу мастера. Лайк с крайнего севера России !*

@custommadecrafts1271 3 года назад

That's amazing really liked how you did that! I need to make a coffee table next!👍

@pluto2397 2 года назад

I love the precise cuts and no talking great video

@vikasb8682 3 года назад

Amazing and excellent craftsmanship

@tvkkm 3 года назад

와우 정말 예술입니다! 작품 잘보고 갑니다. 함께 공존하는 세상 아름다운 세상 만들어요

@displaychicken 3 года назад

I love how you just kick ass with a circular saw. It’s inspiring to see what can be done with such a simple tool.

@prestonbishir2399 3 года назад

Out here doing the lords work with that thing haha gee wiz!

@jestnutz 3 года назад

Wait until you meet the angle grinder, you'll wet ya self

@faridnajam Год назад

Watching people crafting out beautiful furnitures and display items from raw wood always fascinates me. Wood is a natural gift to mankind and these meticulous souls are great blessings for us. The gentleman here is highly skilled and sure capable of doing wonders with the wood. Much enjoyed video. 10/10 👍

@brasildiegopro 3 года назад

Amazing work! Congratulations!

@manofbeard 3 года назад

The table looks beautiful. Fantastic job 👍

@DLaRaephotography 3 года назад

Absolutely gorgeous... the details are genius

@enzoantonio1622 3 года назад

I'm a finish carpenter with 25 years experiences and his work is stunning

@mokongtv123 3 года назад

I appreciate your experience and your life!

@benvinje 3 года назад

Great job, love the look

@TripleAce1 3 года назад

Amazing craftsmanship and beautiful table.

@marcusviniciusdeoliveira8269 3 года назад

Excelente trabalho . Grato por compartilhar!!!

@louiedjtv7839 3 года назад

Great jod idol.thanks for sharing.keep it up. Stay safe Support done.

@humbleazn 3 года назад

Man this is awesome, this was fun to watch. It was educational, at the same time helped eased my nerves. Keep up the good work. You have brought carpenters and ASMR audience together, and inspired younger generations. Looking forward to the next project. Going to subscribe now.

@peterkardos561 3 года назад

Nice work, congratulations from Hungary!

@layneinchains4047 3 года назад

This is amazing! This guy is an artist! I don’t think anyone would understand how hard this is unless they’ve actually tried it!

@cout879 3 года назад

Good wood, good tools and talent. State of the art.

@khmerfurniture2963 Год назад

I like making anything from wood. This video show me more ideas for me. Thanks for sharing !

@adilaf8072 3 года назад

Beautiful work. I wish I could see it at it's final place, in a living room maybe...

@farahz8307 3 года назад

The wood grain shape exposed on diagonal cut is very beautiful. Wish you can make something showcasing that. Thanks

@edkennard72 2 года назад

That is an absolutely beautiful table and it's really really nice to see somebody that can still use joinery to hold something up together instead of using screws in that or nails what a wonderful job that you did and a really good choice of wood combinations to bring out the beauty of of the each of the wood species