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Ok-

Haha 😂

relatable

lol

I think the point of the video was to give an idea of how to do it. Obviously you can sand it down and plane it if need be

If your going to do a 'how-to' video...at least be good at it!

Yeah that’s really poor work that… To do this properly he should have uniformly prepared the board in a steambox… a steambox will slowly break the lignin bonds and allow you to shape it much more vigorously and without all that pre cutting… once the lignin hardens in the new shape, you’re basically done except for finishing. This can be done at home with some prep… for small bends you dont need to steam the whole board, just your section… for small bends i use a wallpaper stripper as the source of steam and pipe it into a box that encloses the section of board to be bent… i have also used tubular plastic bags before todo a full board on a jobsite without a full length steambox. If you’re making a permanent steambox more steam is better.

I think it looks nice

Fug

Letting plywood soak in water like that is bad for the glue adhesion. He should have just dampened the other side

Steam is the proper way to achieve this.

You just wanted to comment lol

@@Krashout00 lol 😂

@@veganpotterthevegan that isn't plywood.

show us how its done

​@@MohammedAliPMwhy?

Carpentry and wood working are totally different things.

By ingenious they mean Indigenous sandals

I'm an amateur woodworker and this is the equivalent of a random person laying on top of the fruit in the store, that's the cringe here

The first piece he cut was about 25mm then it somehow gained an extra 10/15 mm after lol

I thought he was cutting it for forms to pour concrete sidewalks on Bends 😆. It was poor cuts

@@antarcticwallscam2507 here we have Mr internet expert. Do you have a magic ruler you used to measure through the video?

@@baitornot4697 no but i can see its different

@@baitornot4697 lol you can see it’s thicker, and also it doubles in width

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Where do you think wish get them 🤔

Also using a thinner kerf blade would have been better.. 1/16” widths on the cuts instead of 1/8”

it worked, so what 😀

@@samthing5961 it did work, just poorly.

@Daddy Chill He's probably already a better woodworker than you wil ever be.

Why not just bend a thinner plank without cutting? I haven't seen anyone do that but that doesn't mean you cant

It is a thing. I used to bend metal in a factory.

Lol he only liked this one cuz it was the only positive one

That reply alone might be a wood bender for some

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@@zukodude487987 brake press?

Why though?

​@@TemptationsEnd it's not even level are you blind lol

​@@thanosianthemadtitanic why though ?

If you ordered a desk it would most likely be machined in a large factory not in a garage work area

​@@thanosianthemadtitanic we did t get a full view but if you could sit in front of it I would love it for a drawing table. I prefer to have my work desks for drawing tilted.

He used too many cuts for the angles he wanted to create so there was a imperfect finish on that. Usually theres router bits for doing this that dont make a slot like shown here but more of a very pointy triangle shape that allows the bend to be "closed" when looking at it from up front. Also his choice of using super glue and dust from sanding was not exactly the best option, he should have used a wax based filler that has the right colour after applying the finish to the wood so it doesnt show these different shades in the bends. On top of that his choice of connecting the two pieces like this is slightly questionable. I mean in the end it worked and im sure it'll hold up for a while but its not exactly done professionally

Not very stronk. Simx out of tem

​@@boratsagdiyev5679thanks man, that was insightful

Theres plenty of comments explaining why this is trash

What are you talking about? Nearly every critical comment explains its reasoning.

lol, very under-appreciated comment

Specifically, a pointed router bit instead of a miter/chop saw. The exact angle bit you need depends on the radius of the curve and how many cuts you'll use.

@@williamdowling7718 yes a tapered router bit is perfect for this.

That explains the bridge collapse and so many other things. I see it in IT alot. Just half assed work ethic

@@thegadflygang5381 LMFAO that’s like taking the bottom 10% percent of America and trying to classify the whole country . Ignorant as fuck brody

​@@thegadflygang5381 For the bridge, it was holding way more people than it was intended for and you could clearly see that people were swaying the bridge side to side

Racist much?

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Век живи век учись.

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And your Dad probably didn’t need to fill it up with super glue

What would u use instead of sawdust ? I am a beginer

@@julien93140 I think there's something called wood biscuits. You put them in, apply a glue or water, and they'll expand to fit the space

@@canned3880 sawdust and superglue is an old trick that works well and looks good.

They didn't even fill the ginormous gaps they cut in it. They just wiped a bit across the top and tried to pretend that's the same table they show at the end

And superglue instead of wood glue wtf

Nope, its not

Толщина пропила никуда не уйдет

I was thinking the same. I mean, it's not perfect. But oh boy, I can not do anything that is near to what he did. Personal opinion, beautiful result

We aren’t used to perfect carpentry, we’re used to competent carpentry. This is hot garbage, as evidenced by the fact that the finished product, which isn’t even level, isn’t the same piece they started with

Agreed, theres limited skill here and its not really teaching you anything other than how to do it incorrectly and, in frikkin flip flops????@@bumbalaaa

its good for speaker boxes, but any application where you can see the edge it looks abit wack

It's fake 😂

So to soften the wood its better to steam the outside of the wood ? Do you have recommendation of technics or tools to project the steam on the surface ? I am a beginner... thanks

@@julien93140 I just use an old school kettle that doesn't stop boiling and nothing to protect the face. Once complete leave to dry out then sand it up.

@@sumguyonabike8776 thank you ! 🙏