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Nakashima Conoid Table: A Masterpiece Of Japanese Woodworking 

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The Nakashima Conoid table was a design I came across in George Nakashima’s book "The Soul of a Tree." Part memoir, part woodworking manual, and part esoteric philosophical discussion, I found this book to be highly inspirational in choosing my next woodworking project and it definitely qualifies as woodworking art. George Nakashima, a studied and experienced architect, had an appreciation for Japanese architecture and traditional design. George Nakashima's conoid design series specifically is one of the most celebrated furniture series of the 20th century and this live edge table is especially noteworthy. A lot of folks are extremely familiar with the conoid chair, but this conoid trestle style table is incredibly gorgeous and presents its own set of building challenges. So when I looked at his table design, which was both intricate yet subtle, I wanted to find a way to incorporate traditional Japanese joinery aka Japanese timber frame joinery.
This live edge table build features Cuban mahogany for the live edge table top, with live edges being a staple of traditional George Nakashima furniture.The live edge table legs or live edge table base rather, is constructed of 8/4 mahogany (2" thick), that is a slightly darker shade to provide a bit of a contrast. This is not your typical diy dining table, but rather a truly Nakashima inspired table, utilizing angular splay, and a variation on the traditional joint ari shiguchi.
While not a true reproduction of a Nakashima dining table, this live edge wood dining table draws strong inspiration from the traditional Conoid Nakashima table base and hopes to deliver you some non-traditional live edge table base ideas, better than the often overdone farmhouse trestle base. The book matched live edge wood table slabs give this Nakashima inspired table a true authentic feel, that is beyond the standard wood slab dining table. For finish, this live edge slab dining table was done with pure tung oil and this video will show you how to use that extremely simple product for finishing aa live edge table top, no sprayers or fancy finishing devices necessary.
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@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Help support my work through the following affiliate links, all products utilized in the making of this project: The Real Milk Paint Company's Impressive line of finishing products (Special Affiliate Link): www.realmilkpaint.com/ref/cowdogcraftworks/ For 10% off use coupon code: cowdogcraftworks -Starbond CA Glues (Special Affiliate Link): bit.ly/36sB2Bv -Western Saws Sourced from Florip Toolworks (Non-affiliate): floriptoolworks.com/ RIDGID 1-Layer Standard Pleated Paper Filter for Most 5 Gal. and Larger RIDGID Wet/Dry Shop Vacuums (2-Pack): homedepot.sjv.io/gvD1O 14 Gal. 6.0-Peak HP NXT Shop Vacuum: homedepot.sjv.io/qrj1O RIDGID 9 Gal. 18-Volt Cordless Shop Vacuum: homedepot.sjv.io/oQaNm The Soul of a Tree: A Woodworker's Reflections (Book): amzn.to/3sSEmAt The Complete Japanese Joinery (Book): amzn.to/2OAj1sM Center Punch: amzn.to/3fSQsCj Stanley Sweetheart Chisels: amzn.to/2ZATrKg Solid Brass Wheel Marking Gauge: amzn.to/3jfDFfR DFM Tool Works Card Scraper Set: amzn.to/2CMZp1W DFM Tool Works Card Scraper Burnisher: amzn.to/2ZAwzuv DFM Tool Works Small Square and Center Finder: amzn.to/3jfFdXd Glu-bot Glue Bottle: amzn.to/2CdxYOV Mineral Spirits: amzn.to/31xTBmG Dewalt Compact Drill: amzn.to/3ht3tng Metric Japanese Style Carpenter's Square: amzn.to/35kC3fG Rok Hardware 14 Gauge Table Top Fasteners with Screws: amzn.to/38CzW94 Mini Square 10x5cm: amzn.to/36mtcti Faber-Castell Ecco Pigment 0.1 mm Pen: amzn.to/36oLni8 Pentel Mechanical Pencil: amzn.to/36uqbab If you want access to more tools, check out my amazon storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/cowdogcraftworks
@MakerCuisine
@MakerCuisine 3 года назад
The joinery on this is incredible
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you!
@jsg2801
@jsg2801 3 года назад
This was an incredible-beautiful build! Thank you for sharing.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you! Not a pure nakashima reproduction but I like to think I did it justice.
@timmarquart3739
@timmarquart3739 3 года назад
Awesome job once again!!! Love the table and the wood choice. Keep up the great content my friend.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks Tim!
@MrJsteed2009
@MrJsteed2009 3 месяца назад
Very enjoyable project!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 месяца назад
Honestly one of my favorites. I’m currently working on my version of a minguren II right now. Very excited about it.
@fletchro789
@fletchro789 3 года назад
Awesome build! I like your blend of hand and power tools, and using difficult traditional joinery methods. Much kudos to you!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks brother!
@georgeclam1756
@georgeclam1756 2 года назад
That joinery is incredible. Beautiful piece!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Thank you! Definitely one of my favorites.
@RobertSponsler
@RobertSponsler 2 года назад
This is a really beautiful table and I learned a lot. Thanks man.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Awesome man! Glad you enjoyed it.
@displaychicken
@displaychicken 3 года назад
You’re a great craftsman. Really nice joinery and hand tool skills
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you! It was definitely a labor of love.
@jerrystark3587
@jerrystark3587 3 года назад
Very nicely done. Thanks! Spot on! The Soul of a Tree is an excellent book. ✔
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks jerry. Yea it’s a phenomenal book. Making this table was definitely my “yoga” for the past month.
@FirthFabrications
@FirthFabrications 3 года назад
Such a beautiful table. Really great work 👍
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you!
@dimensionswoodworks
@dimensionswoodworks 3 года назад
Yet another well presented Awesome project! Love ❤️ Nakashima anything but this table shines especially bright! Good job Chris 🤜🏻
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks bud!
@keithspencersr.6806
@keithspencersr.6806 3 года назад
Outstanding work
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you sir
@rodramsey9756
@rodramsey9756 2 года назад
Truly solid build and results. The time and effort certainly well invested.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Thank you!
@EthanCarterDesigns
@EthanCarterDesigns 3 года назад
Beautiful design and build man! I really dig this one!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I dig you ethan... I dig you bruh.
@parillaworks
@parillaworks 3 года назад
With each video I find myself thinking, “huh, this is some of his best work.” Keep it up!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Started with a French cleat shop cabinet and now we here... started from the bottom now my whole team here...
@Earth_Systems
@Earth_Systems 2 года назад
Great video, lovely fine work and amazing finished table. Love the joints, which as an architect I really do appreciate! \m/
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
The only bummer thing is that on that bottom stretcher I really wished I could have draw bored it in. I was just thinking after the dry fit how much of a pain in the ass it would be to take it apart and relocate it for a dry fit.
@kenjones4564
@kenjones4564 Год назад
George has been my inspiration,,,, wonderful job!!!!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Thank you! His work is very moving.
@urbanlumberjack
@urbanlumberjack 11 месяцев назад
Really enjoyed this video!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 11 месяцев назад
Thank you. I’ve got another nakashima style table I’d like to do.
@BubbaLeroy
@BubbaLeroy Год назад
Looks awesome man!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Thanks my dude! It was one hell of a build.
@staveandhorn7301
@staveandhorn7301 3 года назад
You’re my hero. Amazing job man.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
You’re my hero.
@ralphspinardi6903
@ralphspinardi6903 Год назад
Beautiful tribute to a Japanese man who became a American National Treasure. Well done video; entertaining and instructional.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
I’ve got another nakashima inspired build in works. Stay tuned!
@thewoodshop
@thewoodshop 10 месяцев назад
Beautiful work, great tribute to Mr. Nakashima's legacy.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 10 месяцев назад
Much appreciated
@dylaniwakuni
@dylaniwakuni 3 года назад
Always a pleasure to watch your beautiful work and listen to your commentary! Also, you seem to be really enjoying that chisel ;)
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Means the world coming from you dylan. Thank you. And yes once I got the hang on sharpening it it’s been getting a ton of use. Raising the bevel angle to 30 helped immensely with edge retention. I’ve still gotta make that dai for my kanna too!
@robd7703
@robd7703 2 года назад
Great work.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Thank you!
@furthernorthfab
@furthernorthfab 3 года назад
Yeah dude! Turned out awesome
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks kris!
@crispycronch
@crispycronch 2 года назад
Beautiful build and end result. You got me with that finger blasting comment though 🤣
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Mission accomplished.
@hugocanepamuskett3924
@hugocanepamuskett3924 Год назад
Excellent as all you make. Congrats and greetings from Argentina
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Muchas gracias! 🙏🏼
@jakedevillier5863
@jakedevillier5863 3 года назад
Great work man! Keep it up
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you! Much appreciated.
@rogerwoods1351
@rogerwoods1351 6 месяцев назад
great skills and a super reproduction of a classic design,, fine work, well done
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 6 месяцев назад
Thanks Roger. One of my favorite builds. I’m in the middle of another nakashima recreation. Curious how it’s gonna go.
@rogerwoods1351
@rogerwoods1351 6 месяцев назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks you're welcome are you filming this next project to share with us all ? Was the table built for yourself?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 6 месяцев назад
Yeah that table will be a video. There new table is for me. The table in this video was for a friend.
@rogerwoods1351
@rogerwoods1351 6 месяцев назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks I look forward to seeing the next video, I'm sure it will great viewing. You have a lucky friend and thanks for taking the time to put work out for us all, much appreciated 👍
@simonmills2375
@simonmills2375 Год назад
Like your work Man. Inspired Thanks. Subscribed. Read Soul of a Tree last night. I'm on my way.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
It’s an awesome book! The new nakashima design book that George’s family has been offering is a cool read too. It’s a bit more of an advertisement but it goes through their process and has pricing for their furniture which is pretty alarming and eye opening stuff.
@CoffeyCustomBuilds
@CoffeyCustomBuilds 3 года назад
Great job, dude. Came out fantastic. Really enjoyed the video.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks mike. Super proud of it.
@CoffeyCustomBuilds
@CoffeyCustomBuilds 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks you should be dude. It's a true statement piece. And true to Nakashima.
@KatLiepinsArt
@KatLiepinsArt 3 года назад
Loved the music, the tips and tricks, and the table turned out BEAUTIFULLY! This did not suck, my friend.😉
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks GURRRRRL
@walther9161
@walther9161 3 года назад
Incredible stuff here... I can’t believe you do all that in that small space.. simply awesome and a video I’ll save... hey.., also an avid bourbon drinker!!!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks man! I’ve got some pedestrian builds slated up for the more immediate future but I’ve also got my eyes on another nakashima table. Appreciate you watching!
@dpmeyer4867
@dpmeyer4867 3 года назад
very cool
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thanks Darin!
@richardpiercethomas
@richardpiercethomas 3 года назад
Have to appreciate anyone who drops an Office Space reference to add to the woodworking skills. Still building my hand tools quiver but looking forward to attempting this someday.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Hah maaaan my buddy came up with that I can’t even lie. But it was perfect and I can never Unhear it anymore. Thanks for watching.
@donalddparker
@donalddparker Год назад
Amazing woodworking and excellent choice in whiskey too!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Thank you! And yeah that michter’s US1 is excellent.
@KyleBruns
@KyleBruns Год назад
Absolutely beautiful table and 100% on the Michter's.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
I almost forgot that I did a bourbon review on that video. Probably means I’m due for another one!
@Hvn1957
@Hvn1957 Год назад
I really enjoyed the build. It’s nice to see your practical blend of hand and power tool use. Also nice to see a shop with well used, worn, and well cared for tools 😊😊. As for Michter’s Bourbon, yes it is delicious. I love that caramel sweetness. It’s a nice foil to some of the too rye forward Bourbons out there. Makes excellent Manhattans too.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Oh good call on the Manhattan! That’s always an afterthought drink for me but it’s so delicious.
3 года назад
Very nice 👏👏
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Thank you. It was one hell of a build.
@brightnuertey1451
@brightnuertey1451 Год назад
I now before true master keep it up.👍🌺🛫
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
😘 thank you!
@jeremyspecce
@jeremyspecce 3 года назад
I’m a little confused because I already follow you and know of you but I feel like this is the first video of yours I’ve seen. I’ll have to go back in the catalog and see what’s familiar. Anyway, I’m very impressed and inspired. Incredible work, great use of hand tools and power tools in concert. Excellent finished product.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Yeah man YT is a little weird with the subscription format. Newer content doesn’t seem to get pushed so much. That’s why we all say to hit that bell so you can turn on notifications for new videos! Glad you enjoyed it and even more proud to have inspired you. Cheers.
@ajarroyave
@ajarroyave 3 года назад
HAHAAA that Office Space reference was amazing!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I wish I could take full credit for it... but I can’t.
@guyvangenechten6484
@guyvangenechten6484 Год назад
very Nice job
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Thank you!
@xylafoxlin
@xylafoxlin 3 года назад
NOICE JOB!!!!!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
QUEEN
@juswoodshop
@juswoodshop 3 года назад
Killer work my man
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Love you brother thank you
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Love you brother thank you
@robstooladdiction3763
@robstooladdiction3763 3 года назад
Just discovered your channel. Top Video, top table. +1sub 👍
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Every one counts. Thanks for your support.
@imnotanexpertatthis4500
@imnotanexpertatthis4500 3 года назад
Fine. I watched your video. You win.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I mostly almost always do 60% of the time... every time.
@xylafoxlin
@xylafoxlin 3 года назад
This is just a 20 minute flex
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
You are not wrong.
@faraz2498
@faraz2498 8 месяцев назад
Great craftsmanship and skill, thanks for showing you don't need a big workshop to make beautiful work. Enjoyed watching, maybe just balance the music (loud) and voice (quiet) a little.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 8 месяцев назад
I’ve got an editor now so my more recent videos are a little more balanced in that department. 🙃 thanks for watching!
@tukangbejo4388
@tukangbejo4388 Год назад
Good
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
Thank you
@ec_mf
@ec_mf 3 года назад
Neat. A few questions: 1. Can you smoke that hemp oil? 2. Do you know how adorable you are counselor? I think I’ve said the same thing on a previous video comment section. 3. Do you know how much daddy misses you? That mahogany is rich. You did it great justice. RU-vid crammed a couple of ads in there. Hopefully you get a check.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Miss you zaddy. Email me your phone number so I can text/sext you. Cowdogcraftworks@gmail.com. Also... and I repeat... you cannot smoke the hemp oil.
@gerberdesignco
@gerberdesignco 3 года назад
Amazing work dude! You added just the right amount of pegging and finger blasting to keep my attention. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Not too much... but not too little.
@arianewell6252
@arianewell6252 3 года назад
I love this. this is a great piece of work! Would you be able to attach the slab top to the base using sliding dovetails?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Wow I like your thinking! So you could... you would have to do it along the width of the table because of wood movement but perhaps cutting the dovetail into the lateral support piece at the top of the leg assembly could work. That also could help mitigate any future cupping. Quite a brilliant idea.
@arianewell6252
@arianewell6252 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks Thank you. As a woodworker myself, I think it would make the piece *higher-end*, like you said it would help with the potential of cupping, but also help preserve the traditional look of this beautiful piece/design. Food for thought for future pieces
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
So I have another dining table I’m going to be doing... this one for myself. And I think I might do this! You got me all pumped up now.
@matthewlee7420
@matthewlee7420 2 года назад
cool table! I was wondering how you prep your surfaces for finishing, is it all plane finished or do you sand to specific grits before hand?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
It depends. On this one it’s entirely plane finished but I had some knotty alder the other day and I wouldn’t dare try and plane that nonsense.
@davidolsen6906
@davidolsen6906 3 года назад
Very nice job man. You keep your tools sharp! Did you thin out the tung oil in the first few coats of the top?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I did not actually. Just very light coats. Like the rag is charged up but it’s not so wet that you can squeeze oil out of it. So real milk paint company has a solvent that can be used to thin pure tung oil that’s food safe, it’s a citrus solvent. I haven’t used it yet but I’m pretty eager to. I don’t think it lowers the viscosity enough to really “penetrate” any quicker. But I do think it thins it enough to make the oil easier to work with if that makes sense.
@davidolsen6906
@davidolsen6906 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks sweet. Yea I use their stuff frequently. Most often I've been using their Half & Half with the solvent already mixed in. I'm in NY so unless its warm out I find the Pure Tung oil to be a little thick for the first few coats.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I think, but do not know for a fact, that they’re pure tung is so thick because it’s “pre-polymerized” a touch... probably to help with cure times, but that does result in a thicker product. A few folks I know say the woodcraft tung is substantially thinner... but it takes forever to cure.
@davidolsen6906
@davidolsen6906 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks good to "know" ! Again, beautiful job. Keep up the good work!
@wharfrat360
@wharfrat360 2 года назад
All that beautiful joinery and you finish it by attaching the top with a piece of metal. I'm not sure how I feel about that. Beautiful work, truly inspiring! I subscribed, man, I'm digging your vibe!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Thanks man. Glad to have you.
@JR-xt1bj
@JR-xt1bj 2 года назад
Hi there, I like your table a lot! Have you build it for yourself or for a customer? How do you prevent the table top from cupping? Maybe I have missed this part. Thank you!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
That was for a client/friend. So proper selection and ensuring the slab is air dried helps. I don’t really believe in c channel or more “restraint” oriented alternatives because ultimately it will restrict the movement to the point of cracking or checking. It’s important to note that George Nakashima didn’t use steel to keep his slabs flat either. It was very strict selection. You’ll see battens on the underside but that just keeps things “together” since he wasn’t using dominos or biscuits for alignment.
@markheld5788
@markheld5788 3 года назад
Nice job where did you get the Cuban Mahogany from thought that wood was extinct.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
There’s actually a fair amount of the trees in our area. It was felled and milled locally. We get a lot of Honduran mahogany here too... but the leaves were a lot smaller so the sawyer believes it’s Cuban.
@felixbehnke2284
@felixbehnke2284 3 года назад
Great work! One questionen: what kind of liquid do you put on your wood while chiseling. Just water to make the grain softer or something special? Thank you!
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Little of column a and little of column b. I use either denatured alcohol or just plain old water.
@felixbehnke2284
@felixbehnke2284 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks Thank You!
@walther9161
@walther9161 3 года назад
How far do you go on finishing the underside of a table or bench top? I’ve been finishing mine as nicely as the top but it seems a wasted effort at times….
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I did about half the amount of coats on the bottom as the top. I do put effort into it but I really focus on the main surface.
@RyanWattersRyanWatters
@RyanWattersRyanWatters 2 года назад
I know you used 8/4 hardwood, but what width/height did you use for the supports/stretcher? 3” or 4” maybe? I’ve watched this a handful of times now. Truly inspiring work. My wife loves it and I’m going to try my best to make one for our new home. I’ll buy the plans if you sell them.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
The stretcher on the top is probably online like 2x2… the one on the bottom I believe was in that 3”-3.5”. I don’t have plans, especially since it’s a Conoid variant… but I do encourage you to just sort of hold parts up to each other to see what proportions are more pleasing to your eye.
@RyanWattersRyanWatters
@RyanWattersRyanWatters 2 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks Thanks so much for the response. That makes sense that you wouldn’t sell plans when the piece is inspired by Nakashima’s work. It’s worth repeating that your work here is astounding. I loved the bench you made as well; really glad I stumbled on your channel a couple weeks back.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
Thanks man. Happy to have you here! Thanks for watching.
@RyanWattersRyanWatters
@RyanWattersRyanWatters Год назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks working on my own rendition right now. Last question, I promise: after milling were the 8/4 still a full 2 inches thick?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks Год назад
@@RyanWattersRyanWatters definitely not. I think it was in that 1 3/4 - 1 5/8 range.
@morgorth3242
@morgorth3242 2 года назад
do you have drawings for this table??
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 2 года назад
I do not. Honestly the way I did it was going to the nakashima website and eyeballing the photos of the Conoid.
@deandauplaise2225
@deandauplaise2225 3 года назад
Nice work. Just playing around with sharp stuff. Ha ha
@deandauplaise2225
@deandauplaise2225 3 года назад
Cuban mahogany though. That’s the real stuff! Hard to find. Your very committed to your craft - it is good to see people use hand tools.
@deandauplaise2225
@deandauplaise2225 3 года назад
I also need to try that oil you are using. Been so caught up with shellac. I miss miss using danish oil or polymerized tung oil just because how easy it is.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
It’s easy but it takes forever to fully cure. The wood was still “sweating” it a bit when I delivered it.
@josephlaviolette146
@josephlaviolette146 3 года назад
This only has 721 views because you push saws instead of pulling them. Seriously though, great work both on the table and the video.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
I pulled one... lolz.
@pj_fetscher
@pj_fetscher 3 года назад
The two dislikes are from IKEA and Kreg.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
IKEA can’t handle this sauce. Too much sauce.
@pj_fetscher
@pj_fetscher 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks meatball sauce.
@design_guild4431
@design_guild4431 3 года назад
Can I use biscuits?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Actually... yes.
@design_guild4431
@design_guild4431 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks I meant pocket holes.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Also yes... but it would look stupid.
@design_guild4431
@design_guild4431 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks sorry I meant dowels
@The_Conqueeftador
@The_Conqueeftador 3 года назад
How are you buying live edge slabs but can't buy a jointer? Cart before the horse my friend. I hope after selling that piece you could get a jointer.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
For starters: buying live edge slabs and buying a jointer are not correlated. That’s like saying, how are you buying a steak when you don’t own a microwave? Furthermore, I’m like 5’8 and 140 lbs soaking wet with change in my pockets so the idea of using a jointer of any kind with a large ungainly slab by myself sounds like a nightmare. And to get the result I did, you’d have to run them side by side so they would mate perfectly which makes it even more clumsy and dangerous for me. Using a jointer plane... was not only the most sensible alternative in my humble opinion but the one I was most comfortable with. And candidly as we say in the legal field... res ipsa loquitur... the thing speaks for itself.
@josephlaviolette146
@josephlaviolette146 3 года назад
How are you commenting on woodworking posts when you have no idea what you are talking about?
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 3 года назад
Lolz
@josephlaviolette146
@josephlaviolette146 3 года назад
@@The_Conqueeftador Nah . It's painfully obvious you speak from regurgitation and not experience. Stick around though, you may learn some more things to regurgitate later. Like match jointing.
@The_Conqueeftador
@The_Conqueeftador 3 года назад
@@CowDogCraftWorks The point I was making was that live slabs are stupid expensive. So it felt weird that you bought a live slab before a semi basic tool like a jointer. Then I rewatched the video and noticed how you got it locally from a friend and it is not one of the more expensive wood slabs like I am used to working with. Sorry for your confusion.
@franek_izerski
@franek_izerski 8 месяцев назад
Just leave out the loud, annoying music and everything will get a lot cleaner.
@CowDogCraftWorks
@CowDogCraftWorks 8 месяцев назад
😢🎻
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