All the complaints about how he did it... FFS... he's a framer, and he built it like a framer. Fast and efficient with framers tools. Is it the prettiest? No, I cringed a bit at the amount of nails and randomness of their placement... Was it quick and cheap? Yes, it was so quick! Is it how I would do it? No, I would use screws, lags, and bolt's and put them in symmetrically for aesthetics. However, it would take me 4 times as long. I don't think I could charge four times as much for my time and compete with him if we were selling in the same market. Because the truth is most people that buy stuff don't look too closely at how things are built unless they are builders and they don't give a damn that it took you four times as long. All an average consumer sees is a picnic table. I did however take away some helpful bits that I would adapt to batch out picnic tables more efficiently for myself. That was a simple effective jig and he knew exactly how long and what angles everything had to be. He get's an A+ for speed and efficiency.
Ya I agree with you. I wouldn't buy it but hey if it's for himself good job with that he's got. I do like the jig though will probably build one myself next time I need to build a picnic table.
So true but he did the way he wanted screws wouldn't come up and bite your butt and the kreg would be nice also I would of put the label/writing the other way but he did it the way he knows and the speed was amazing im more of a roofer and a decker
@@quik604silver6 🍻 cheers! from Bama! It's just a vid showing a table being built fast. The man could probably put mortise and tenon joints and whatever else on the thing if he was making that type of video
I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package ru-vid.comUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.
You dont have to do carpentry for very long to do something like this. You'd be surprised at how easy it is. I dont frame, i did form carpentry. Its not that hard. Most of the time we dont give ourselves enough credit, that we lack the skills. Its not true, dont ever let anyone tell you that. Always tell yourself and other's. I am capable.
unleashed rider, cowboy didn't say no-one else can do it. He was giving CrazyFramer a compliment. Sometimes we have to let compliments be compliments. I agree with you though that we don't give ourselves enough credit. Thats why i try to do most things for myself first. That teaches me the work effort and ill have a little more knowledge for when i hire someone to do it for me. It doesn't make me an expert, but i really enjoy those experiences
I have no idea why it is so entertaining to watch you build a picnic table in 15 mins. Did anyone else want him to turn the one top board with a knot in it 180 so it would get cut out? Yes on the jig video!
Thanks for the fun video ! I did metal stud framing for years and I liked the quick build too It wasn't supposed to be fine furniture piece but it's a really fast picnic table and it was fun to watch. All jigs and fixtures are interesting especially when they work !!!!!!
Thank you for showing this. I think its a nice sturdy table. If someone were to throw in about 2 hours of work with some of that putty for closing up holes and some paint no one would ever consider how it was build. I happen to like when you can see how something went together so I quite like it as it is actually. Great video. TY.
cool video dude. keep it up. love your content. gonna have to build a table now. been wanting to do it for a while and you just gave me all the measurements. thanks!!
Nice work. No messing, no fuss, and very impressive saw skills. Coat of paint or stain and it will be a great addition to any garden. Cheers now get back to the roof :)
Very cool and quick.. I built one a couple years ago and It a whole lot longer for my build. But your the pro. I wish I had used a jig for the legs. Please show how you made your jig.
Nice picnic table . Just add some bolts for the cross pieces and you're all set . You didn't give the angle of the 2 cross pieces . Video of building the jig would be great . You make great videos . Thanks
Thanks so much for making this video!! I saved to my watch later list and I'm gonna a make it!! Ps...please make a video showing how to make the job please.
Or send that one in for service. Most likely some schmoo got into the safety switch and that is why it will not allways fire right away. Those are hard to kill.
Those paslodes have to charge up before you can shoot them. It’s part of their design. Useful if you don’t want or need a compressor but can be limiting in other aspects
i like it, simple, cost-effective, quick, useful, and fun to make, even for those dads who just want a weekend project. the only thing that bugs me, and this is personal preference, that it does not stand the test of time as much, it will shrink and loosen, and will have to get repaired and will have so many nails in it and so much wear that you have to build one every 10-25ish years depending on usage. while the materials could last a solid 200-500 years or more. and yes i know, i'm a joiner, i learned to have this preference, to make things that will strengthen and last with time, and that is the reason why it takes much more effort and time investment to be put in it to make. yet i am here to state, this (what you demonstrate in this video) is more than enough for anybody. and people are better off doing this themselves than buying a table like this at a store, pre-fabricated, ikea style. so all in all, thanks for making this video! remember to oil-finish it! :D
thanks for sharing, i built one for myself but smaller one and i made one full support beam/ center piece from table leg/ seat beam to another. next project i guess will be pavilion. +1 sub from me
