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I've watched several of this young mans videos and I am a carpenter of 42 years ,this man has extreme talent and it does my soul alot of good seeing what he ends up with after starting with only scraps ! Your work is absolutely awesome !
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans ru-vid.comUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
Isn't it a great source of hope to see that this guy actually has over half a million subscribers? I mean, there a so many channels from excellent and talented woodworkers who create just perfect beautiful work... And this good man just yanks everything together. If he can be a success, anybody can be a success. Unbelievable. Woodworking Comedy at it's best.
I'm super impressed he just cut all of those miteres as well as the two center pieces and they actually fit without adjustment. This guy earned some cred with me.
I'm honestly not trying to put the guy down, because it's a nice piece, but there was a lot of adjustment going on. For instance, when he inserted the middle octagon, you can see one of the adjacent pieces moved. Next clip, there's a wedge piece in there to fill that gap. And since he didn't clamp all the parallel pieces together, they weren't tight, hence the heavy use of epoxy to fill the gaps. Again, not trying to put down his work, because every piece, no matter who builds it, has its imperfections.
Dude, most people making these videos are young. The myth that your generation is the only generation that works their butt off is false, tired, and done to death. This is what we call a back-handed compliment.
I agree although those weren't "simple" tools. They were reliable brand tools that are able to keep up with his work unlike simple tools which would of surely broke half way through the process.
Personal preference but, it would've looked a bit better if left angular rather than round, and if the top had been stained to match the base. Cool project though
I think i would have preferred the octagonal shape, but with rounded vertical edges (rounded looking at it from the side, not above). But mainly, the only thing which bothers me is that there was no effort to find the center of balance for the tree piece. 1/3 of the table will tip over if any significant weight is put on it, while the other 2/3 are extremely supported. But I agree, cool project.
This looks amazing! All I need are £3000 worth of additional tools, a convenient tree limb and a few spare days and I too can make a gorgeous tiny table!
I have no interest in actually doing woodworking but really enjoy watching videos of it being done. That baby chainsaw is the cutest dang tool I ever saw in my life! Now I want one. 😂 P.S. Awesome job!!
Engineering made simple... Easily available... Easy to carry, easy to make... Every bit of dust... Used .. no need of heavy metals... No need to scrub and paint... Simple... Useful... thoughtful... beautiful!!!
I'm also a carpenter from the UK! This is wonderful and I will definitely be making this! Iv got some really nice tree stumps saved iv been wondering what to do with some of them. I definitely fancy this table ☺️ really nice work.
Давненько делала подобное,говорят до сих пор стоит и не ломается,главное довольно простая в исполнении конструкция и оказывается надёжная,мастеру респект 🇷🇺👍👌💯😊!!!
A man working with his hands to create a thing of craftsmanship and beauty as his beloved joins him to share the moment while the chickens and doggo wander around in the background. This is the way.
Being someone with no woodworking talent at all it is good to see how each project comes together and how he simplifies the whole process. Hopefully Makita is kicking in something for you.
Would have stained before attaching to the supports. Along with staining or sealing the supports as they might gather some moisture over time. Other than that love the project and it looks great. Great way to use some scrap.
That was somehow a most relaxing and kinda spiritual video. A man and his wood, wait that came out wrong. Indigenous and modern. Sir, could you make me a wood bong?
Just finished building a deck and I have more then enough scrap to build that. Plus some downed trees on my property I think I can find a base like that. I'm going to give it a try tomorrow ✌️😁👍 Edit: I'm not making it round🤣
Well, the comment section is certainly full of master craftsmen. And a mask is important for saw dust and finish spraying. I thought it was a great project!
Well you got me subscribing here now. Love how you’ve used the trunk in its natural form. Some of your measuring and cutting techniques are great. Innovative work. Maybe stain that table top to match its new base?
My respect from Germany. I have often seen such well-thought-out work on my visits to the villages in Asia. For me, being able and feeling is a great pairing.
Everything looks good, but I think that you should have laid out the base with more equilateral support for the legs.. so that the legs fit in a perfect tripod centered in the circle when looking from above (plan view/ bird’s eye view..) it will give more support if a heavy object is placed over any given area of the table. The way you have laid it out has no support under virtually half the surface area of the top... otherwise very beautiful work, and yes I love your mounting idea for the mortised central cross!
I mean, a more centered tripod might give more support, but its a freaking solid wood coffee table. I think it is heavy and solid enough that you don't need to worry about optimal support for the given application.
I'm not a big fan of just using super glue and/or epoxy in woodworking. It's fine as a temporary hold fast, until the wood glue actually sets. I dont know how long it would last under different humidity conditions with the flexing and contracting of the would. However you cant argue with results :) It looks amazing! :)
@@olekristianvland7078 Ya but not all of them. If anybody puts too much weight over time I think it could break. It seems like a short table that kids might be using mostly. In that case, all bets are off with crazy jumping, fighting, tiny, head-too-big, humans :P Maybe not. I'm just talking about my personal preference. I am sure it will be fine.
They are great. Wife got me one for Christmas, amasing at the power. Just one thing, make sure you have a spare battery, the saw I have, it doesn't last that long.
