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Trestle Table Build using Tapered Sliding Dovetail Joinery 

Brian Le
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This table started off as rough sawn cherry boards and through machinery and hand tools, I made this dining table fitted together with accurate joinery and no mechanical fasteners. This table is inspired by the excellent work of Mr. Ishitani ‪@ISHITANIFURNITURE‬. I added my own design and construction modifications. The tapered sliding dovetail key used to secure the stretcher is worth watching in my opinion as I have not seen this type of joinery anywhere except a piece made by George Nakashima in a dining table he built in 1962.
Chapters:
0:00 - dimensioning the lumber
0:49 - cutting the through mortise
1:21 - the bridle joint
2:23 - creating a spring joint, table top glue-up and flattening
4:31 - cutting the tapered sliding dovetail
5:51 - shaping the parts
6:41 - creating pegs and making a tapered reamer for the hole
8:18 - gluing the batten to the table
8:58 - *cutting the tapered sliding dovetail key joint*
11:26 - glue-up, flushing up surfaces and finishing
12:45 - final table
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@niels5145
@niels5145 16 часов назад
i check both ishitani and kobeomsuk but neither of them give me the shivers. The tenon being inserted, the perfect fit. You would be my inspiration over them any day of the week. I absolutely love that you pay some much attention to the details. I would welcome any additional videos but thank you for uploading this one
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 11 часов назад
That’s probably the best compliment I’ve ever gotten if Ishitani and kobeomsuk don’t give you chills! It’s comments like these that push me to make more videos. One coming up soon! Thanks again!
@niels5145
@niels5145 11 часов назад
@@briantheprion both are awesome, don’t get me wrong. But the detailed filming and satisfying assemblies with tight fitting joints are a joy to see. Keep ‘em coming
@shanenagore2667
@shanenagore2667 6 дней назад
Well, this one hurt. Allow me to thank you for reminding me how woefully lacking I am as a woodworker with this “boastful” display of your woodworking mastery, lol After watching this video, I had no choice but to list all of my woodworking items for sale on Craigslist…. and then I booked an emergency appt with my therapist. 😂😂😂 Dude, amazing work, congrats!!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 5 дней назад
Dude!! Don’t think that! We all start somewhere and we just get better with time and practice! What are you working on these days?
@aluyanoworkshop1166
@aluyanoworkshop1166 Год назад
As an avid consumer of woodworking content on RU-vid, I can confidently place you among the very best of what I've seen. Well done and thanks for sharing!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much for thinking that! That’s high praise considering all the talent out there on the tube!
@ewunettadesse317
@ewunettadesse317 3 месяца назад
Very nice work. Ishtani is one of my favorite woodworkers.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 2 месяца назад
He is a rare type with great eye for design as well as a steady hand. He was one of the reasons I went into woodworking!
@OilandOakDesign
@OilandOakDesign Год назад
Brian I usually don’t comment on videos much but your work definitely calls for one. No gimmicks just great woodworking put on display with clear concise explanations. With so many great examples of using hand tools in conjunction with power tools to get the perfect fit.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much that means a lot coming from an accomplished woodworker too! Love the Ash bench you made!
@TheConfusedPangolin
@TheConfusedPangolin Год назад
I was going to write pretty much the same comment. I never leave comments but your video was just what I want from a woodworking video. Clear and concise explanations, loads of information I can learn from. No fluff. Just woodworking and a beautiful piece in my opinion. I've subscribed hope you make more videos. Cheers.
@kevinnathanson6876
@kevinnathanson6876 Год назад
Beautifully designed and executed! Shiro would approve...
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Haha that 🐶 is famous
@adrianturtle1985
@adrianturtle1985 Год назад
And yet takes credit for the design when it's clearly Natsuki's table from 6 years ago.... Awkward
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
@@adrianturtle1985 thank you Adrian I am a big believer of giving credit where it is due. I narrated at the end that the original design inspiration came from Mr Ishitani. I initially wanted to put his RU-vid channel in the description below the video but I felt it would divert traffic away from his channel. Do you think I should do this?
@joshmagrum3552
@joshmagrum3552 Год назад
i love it when the youtube algorithm gives me an amazing channel that's on the verge of blowing up. Great, great work
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much for watching Josh and thinking that! I just love sharing my passion for this hobby. What kind of stuff do you build Josh?
@joshmagrum3552
@joshmagrum3552 Год назад
@@briantheprion simple furniture for now, benches, tables, cabinets. I'm a full time RN so my build time is limited but its a fun and engaging side job!
@ScottWalshWoodworking
@ScottWalshWoodworking Год назад
excellent work 👍
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Scott for saying that! Means a lot coming from someone who is also a tinkerer!
@georgew8586
@georgew8586 Год назад
I have to agree with you regarding the vast majority of epoxy river tables, there is no where the same effort to detail, that I just watched you perform.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much! I think we’re gonna look back at epoxy tables one day the way we look back at how the previous generation put carpeting over hardwood floors lol
@johnwilliams1091
@johnwilliams1091 Год назад
The Joinery on the table top was beautiful. The line really did disappear.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you John! It also helped I matched the boards and grain direction the best I could.
@scotter_dotter
@scotter_dotter Год назад
This is the definition of precision and fine woodworking
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Scott for saying that! Do you do any woodworking?
@scotter_dotter
@scotter_dotter Год назад
@@briantheprion just starting
@josephbehrmann4159
@josephbehrmann4159 Месяц назад
Well, that was a treat to watch and so well explained.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Thank you! Stay tuned got another build coming out soon!
@billwilliamson4715
@billwilliamson4715 Год назад
Oooh good good stuff! Beautiful is the dominant adjective. Beautiful design, construction, shop, tools, attention to detail, and RU-vid video. What more a greedy consumer of woodwork want? I guess, more please? 😄 Well done.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and commenting! It’s a long video but I was hoping people would find it useful with a few nuggets of take-away pearls here and there. I was going to create a kitchen island using traditional methods that I’ll be sure to video and post up! What kind of stuff do you make Bill?
@billwilliamson4715
@billwilliamson4715 Год назад
@@briantheprion I've predominantly created built-in cabinetry over the past few decades, kitchens, library rooms, entertainment walls, and so forth, with furniture pieces more modestly produced. However, I've greatly expanded and upgraded my tooling in recent months as well as my shop, with hopes of creating more pieces such as your terrific tapered sliding dovetail trestle table. I too love Natsuki Ishitani's work. In my humble opinion, your table appears to be as well crafted and that is high praise, if I may be so bold.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
@@billwilliamson4715 Ok that is legit high praise because Ishitani's work is superb. Thanks for letting me know the type of stuff you do and let me know if you decide to build this table!
@zhazha2540
@zhazha2540 Год назад
You beat 99% of "woodworking" RU-vidr when you use a sliding dovetail instead of c-channel... or the spring joint... or that "open tapered sliding dovetail key" thing, wait, last one should beat 100% unless Nakashima have a channel... My favorite part yet is when you say "Bowties can be overdone, (and) don't get me started on epoxy river tables." Haha, can't agree more. Please make more videos like this, we need more real woodworking on RU-vid!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Zhazha! Glad I’m not the only one who feels that way about epoxy tables! It seems like all the rage but I have a feeling in a few years, we’re going to look back and just shake our heads lol. I’ve definitely been guilty of incorporating bow ties into previous projects but it’s kind of lost its appeal since they’re everywhere now haha. Do you build any furniture? Thank you again for watching and your kind comments!!
@zhazha2540
@zhazha2540 Год назад
@@briantheprion Yes, I'm also a hobbyist woodworker, built a few pieces of furniture for my own home, but nothing close to your table here yet. I made quite a few bowties too, and ironically they are often the first thing my non-woodworker friend would notice. And every time I just can't help point out to them there is a crack, that the bowtie is meant to hold... exactly like you did in the video lol.
@richthomas5013
@richthomas5013 Год назад
Mr. Ishitani is a high bar for a hobbyist. Or even for many “professionals”. Looks like you met the challenge. Beautiful work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly Rich for watching and dropping me a line and that is the highest compliment!
@chucklenz9011
@chucklenz9011 Год назад
Beauty in manufacturing as well as the assembly.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thanks so much Chuck!
@grantwbrewer
@grantwbrewer Год назад
Man, always so exciting when you find a craftsman with this level of precision and skill. Terrific work, very inspiring.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Grant for saying that. It’s something I really enjoy doing so I put a lot of care into it! Thank you for watching and commenting!
@williammaxwell1919
@williammaxwell1919 Год назад
You had me at "Hi, I'm...", a subtle reflection on you as a person and a woodworker.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Just had to introduce myself as the new kid on the block! Thank you William!
@petekeuning
@petekeuning Год назад
Damn Brian Le! You're a wizard!
@petekeuning
@petekeuning Год назад
I spoke too soon. You're a magnificent wizard high atop joinery mountain. Looking forward to your next build.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly Peter for thinking that! Really the secret to any joint is “sneaking up” on the fit by first overshooting and making the joint too tight. You can then measure the difference between what you have and what the opening is with calipers and thereby bumping the fence over that corresponding amount (or half if you’re shaving off both sides). William Ng does a great job explaining this same idea in his box joint videos. Thank you Peter for checking out the video and leaving a comment!
@petekeuning
@petekeuning Год назад
@@briantheprion Dude, my pleasure. You level of precision was hella satisfying to watch. True craftsmanship. I'll be sure to check out Williams' explanation. Stay awesome!!!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Peter! It’s a passion for sure and I’m glad you appreciate it too! Stay awesome too Peter! Take care.
@AlexanderElse
@AlexanderElse Год назад
Great work and production quality. Keep it up Brian!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Alexander! I’m working on a side table and hopefully will get the video out soon!
@pippin8828
@pippin8828 Год назад
Brian, this is an excellent video. Clear and concise presentation. Good narration and good visuals demonstrating what you are talking about (planed surface shown well, spring joint etc). I hope you keep producing videos like this. Fantastic woodwork too.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I wanted to share the love of the craft and demystify some of these techniques like the spring joint. This is my first narration-video and seems to be well received so I’ll def do that in the future! Cheers Mr Pippin!
@A1PHRED
@A1PHRED 9 месяцев назад
"Don't get me started with epoxy river tables" LOL. Love the video. Probably the best I've seen so far. Thank you.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. Almost done with a side table I’m building stay tuned!
@nickdarbenzio1681
@nickdarbenzio1681 Год назад
Masterfully done! Fellow craftsmen can truly appreciate what you’ve done Excellent work and so easy to watch. Thanks for posting this
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Nick! I’ll def be making more videos like this in the near future!
@howardsmith5474
@howardsmith5474 Год назад
“I’m a hobbyist woodworker” pulls out Hammer, Sawstop, Festool snd Lie Nielson tools 😂😂😂. Fancy tools still don’t produce results on their own. Your work is incredible, you are clearly an expert furniture maker. Nice work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Hi Howard! You make an excellent point. I definitely dont want to come across as fake humble and then whip out the arsenal of tools lol. I guess I just view myself as a hobbyist since I do it in my spare time and don't have any sort of deadline. What kind of stuff do you build? Thank you for watching and your kind and funny comment :)
@jakeg8871
@jakeg8871 Год назад
Great video. Great skills on display
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thanks Jake!
@juandelavega1295
@juandelavega1295 Год назад
No ornaments 🎉- simplicity equal beauty..
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Juan!
@katiebumgarner3542
@katiebumgarner3542 Год назад
OH MY GOODNESS. Beautiful.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Katie!
@andrewmccarn
@andrewmccarn Год назад
Your attention to detail & knowledge is truly inspiring & the table turned out beautiful. Fantastic work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Andrew! That means a lot coming from a fellow woodworker! Just got a lathe and started down the woodturning path myself! Cheers man!
@andrewmccarn
@andrewmccarn Год назад
@@briantheprion Appreciate the kind words Brian. I look forward to seeing some turning videos in the future then!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
I’m getting a hang of the skew and will def post stuff when I make some drawer pulls for this table I’m making! Love your bowls man!
@stephensolda990
@stephensolda990 Месяц назад
Great video, great commentary, great furniture!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Thanks so much for watching and tuning in! Got a few vids coming out including a shaker lap desk soon!
@rufinocabrera8164
@rufinocabrera8164 Год назад
Unbelievable level of precision, astonishing work!. Thank you for sharing your videos.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and commenting!
@timkasten7718
@timkasten7718 Год назад
That table deserves a Subscribe, Like, Notification and a Comment. Thanks for not asking. Very Well Done.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much! Yeah I wonder if “please like and subscribe” actually does anything for anyone lol
@KeimpieceCarpentry
@KeimpieceCarpentry Год назад
Wonderful video. Brilliant technique. Man for a "hobbiest" wood worker you sure do have a sophisticated way of marking your pieces lol
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly! I definitely don’t want to give the impression you need big tools to get the job done…it just so happens I also enjoy collecting them and using them too lol.
@KeimpieceCarpentry
@KeimpieceCarpentry Год назад
@@briantheprion I don't think anyone would dare shame you for your fancy power tools when you still surface plane an entire table top by hand lol
@xenidus
@xenidus Год назад
I watch a lot of RU-vid wood working videos, but this had so many high quality tips and hints. Beautiful work and highly educational.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching! I’ll def have some more high quality vids coming out soon!
@Jo-wc2bw
@Jo-wc2bw Год назад
Beautiful table that at first glance appears simple and elegant. Elegant yes, but very complex in design and manufacture. Amazing work and has earned my subscription.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much for your kind words. I knew it was going to be a challenging build as I knew what joinery I wanted to do but hadn’t quite figured out the details. I hope this video gives some people inspiration on how to tackle a similar problem they may have along a woodworking project. Thank you again!
@stevencoons450
@stevencoons450 Год назад
Sorry jo I didn't read all the comments...I think I just plagiarized your comments...
@stevencoons450
@stevencoons450 Год назад
Beautiful...it reminds me of the "lost Stickley table" simply elegant but very complex. A new fan here.Great video and thank you for sharing!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Now that lost Stickley table is a work of art. I wonder how the feel of the table would have changed if I had used white oak. Thank you so much for watching and commenting 👍
@stevencoons450
@stevencoons450 Год назад
@@briantheprion No white oak on your table...that would be like a replica Ferrari 250...beautiful but not the the real deal...hahahahaha
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Haha excellent point. Cheers!
@williammaxwell1919
@williammaxwell1919 Год назад
There is a eurythmic delight in watching a craftsperson using hand tools. Yeah, you use machines, but you also use hand tools to "finess" the wood
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you William. I have utmost respect for people who do it purely with hand tools but I also need to actually finish pieces in under a year lol.
@mattelias721
@mattelias721 Год назад
Also a fan of Mr. Ishitani. You executed this very well, and I know enough woodworking to understand how much you 'left out' of the video! The sliding dovetail key blew my mind - so elegant, yet effective - and deceptively 'easy' looking. Subscribed, and much appreciation from up here in Stafford, VA. Edit addition: I think the answer to your math question is 24.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Yes you understand! That balance of adding too much detail and then people are bored and then if I skip too many parts, its hard to follow and understand. I think I stopped at the Log Cabin Restaurant in Stafford on the way up to DC lol. Oh and the 24 is correct for the number of different ways the boards themselves can be arranged...but hows about 4 sides per board? :) I got 96 different ways!
@mattelias721
@mattelias721 Год назад
@@briantheprion I discounted the surfaces on the assumption you'd already selected the best faces for show side and bottom side already, but yeah, 96 for the entire set of surfaces... good lord, why do I even know this?
@jameshuntley428
@jameshuntley428 Месяц назад
Wow. This is some of the finest woodworking I have ever seen. New subscriber and looking forward to watching your other videos.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Wow, thank you! Coming out with a shaker lap desk soon!
@stefanbiorserud3343
@stefanbiorserud3343 Год назад
You can, from now on, be called Brian Le Nielsen. Beautiful work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Stefan thank you lol. Its got a nice ring to it haha.
@davidgreisman8922
@davidgreisman8922 Месяц назад
After reading some of the comments, I will repeat what others have said. I am grateful to the algorithm for putting your video in front of me. I am blown away by your technique and attention to detail. I have been a hobby woodworker for 40 years and will be making a trestle table with locally sourced ash and yours is the one I will copy, if that is ok with you. I love your " Rube Goldberging" of the project. I too have had a love affair with the dovetail and the angularity of it as it is applied to all facets of a project. I have many questions which might not belong in this comment, and if you are willing I would love to pick your brain about some aspects of the project. Thank you for the very high quality of your work. You are a master craftsman.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Thank you for watching and commenting and absolutely feel free to use any elements of this table in yours! I borrowed a lot from Mr Ishitani as well. I’ve always been interested in building a piece of furniture that I hope will last for many generations and hopefully yours will too! If you’re on Instagram send me a message on it. My ig account is BrianThePrion and I can def answer any technical questions.
@theNerbFace
@theNerbFace Год назад
the algorithm has after much time passing, finally brought me a true craftsman again. I was in the domino dessert living off of epoxy-filled voids and occasionally pocket hole joints. some organic no gmo joinery. i will return to your channel for sure
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Lol I know what you mean. Sometimes I just gotta watch the domino-epoxy River-pocket holes-Purple Heart cutting boards to tie me over sometimes haha. Thanks for watching. I’m working on a sidetable with some handmade brass hardware for the secret compartment soon to be out!
@KillaCam2875
@KillaCam2875 Год назад
Wonderful video and great joinery! Also, accounting for board flips in all directions, 384 combinations I believe.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much for watching and taking a stab at the math problem I forgot I embedded in there! I didn’t think anyone would comment on it but I got 96. I figure there are 4! (24) ways to arrange 4 boards and since each board has 4 edges or 4 possible arrangements, I got 24x4 =96. But It’s been a while since I had any math class lol how’d you get your answer?
@CarlYota
@CarlYota 11 месяцев назад
@@briantheprionyeah you’re right. I don’t know where they are getting 384. Even if you counted the edges and ends of each board that’s still only 12 possible states of each board which would be 288 permutations. Obviously that doesn’t make sense in a tabletop. If they were considering each state of each board as a separate object we get over 384 really quick so, yeah, I don’t know how they got that number.
@rrobinson2008
@rrobinson2008 Год назад
Saw this video earlier on my TV and I had to jump on this evening to let you know this build is awesome!! You clearly have the skills and ibreally appreciate you sharing your process, tips, and tricks
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and the kind comments! Yeah I think the knowledge should be shared and traded freely so we can all get bettah! What kind of stuff do you build?
@shanenagore2667
@shanenagore2667 2 месяца назад
Whenever I begin to feel over-confident and perhaps even a bit cocky about my woodworking competence…… I watch this video. I do so to remind me that the gap which separates a decent/able-bodied woodworker and a bonafide craftsman (like yourself) is profoundly vast…….like depressingly vast. So on this Easter Sunday, allow me to say (whimper) a lowly thank you for the reality check & making me feel utterly pathetic on this holiest of days. 😐
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 2 месяца назад
Shane hi! Thanks for your comment and revisiting my video! I’m definitely still learning and trying out techniques as I go and I feel honored you think my skills are at the level of a craftsman! Also don’t despair! I look at some of the works of people who work with curves and it makes me think: dang, now that guy has it all figured out. If you haven’t already check out the work of Garrett Hack and Tim Rousseau. Those guys are what I consider true masters.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 2 месяца назад
Also don’t ever feel lowly or compare yourself to others! As long as you’re improving and making better furniture as time goes on than you should be proud of that.
@nataliecrowe
@nataliecrowe Месяц назад
Really nice table Brian. Also I love in ingenuity and the use of many planes. I’d also like to comment on the videos quality of production. Lastly, Ishitani is great, I’ve learn a lot watching his videos too.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
I’m not above using a random orbital sander but sometimes a plane just makes for really accurate adjustments to parts fitting and it’s fun to use too! Thanks for dropping me a line! Do you make furniture too? What kinds of things have you made?
@nataliecrowe
@nataliecrowe Месяц назад
@@briantheprion I do actually, I started when I was nine years old. I make tables, desks and some smaller stuff for my corporate clients. Lately I’ve been making a few things out of slab wood but those are more experimental. Recently I’ve upgraded a bunch of my machines, I now have a Laguna CNC, Hammer C-4 sliding tablesaw/Joiner/planer/shaper and a big Laguna laser. I’m using the new machines to do the slab experimentation. BTW, I saw you on my daughters account, this is her father, Michael
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Hi Michael. Wow you got some legit nice upgrades with the laguna cnc and the hammer combo machine! Thanks again for replying and letting me know the type of stuff you do!
@dustintilton2198
@dustintilton2198 Год назад
Amazing craftsmanship. The confidence to plane that top with no tear out is impressive
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Dustin: I’ve had plenty of tear out during the flattening stage and made a “planing map”; basically a scrap of wood where I would draw the boards that make up the top and I would draw an arrow for the favorable planing direction of each board. So with that knowledge, a super sharp blade with a light pass and a small throat opening, I had zero tear out. Give it a try sometime!
@dustintilton2198
@dustintilton2198 Год назад
@@briantheprion that's a great idea!
@chubbrock5309
@chubbrock5309 Год назад
Wow. Just wow. Please put out more content.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and I'll definitely be creating some more videos soon!
@nathanestrela2106
@nathanestrela2106 Год назад
Amazing!! Being new to the woodworking scene I assumed everyone flattened slabs and tables with a C&C or router sled. I had no idea it could be done with a hand plane. Your level of precision is one of envy.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and commenting. Oh yeah you can absolutely flatten it the old fashioned way really effectively and cheaply too! You can find a number 7 on ebay for usually < 100 bucks which is less than the cost of a flattening bit not to mention a router and the building of a router sled. All the best Nathan!
@howardappel3596
@howardappel3596 10 месяцев назад
I downloaded this a couple of months ago and just finally got around to watching. WOW, your design and ingenuity in making the joints are incredible. Thank you.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for watching and I hope it gives you some inspiration for your next project!
@plasticmotif43
@plasticmotif43 Год назад
Instant sub. Great job, man!
@ttinyt1
@ttinyt1 Год назад
The tapered locking sliding dovetail is an awesome way to join the stretcher to the legs. I’ll definitely be using that l. Thank you for the inspiration
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
It really is a great joint. Hard to wrap my mind around it at first but I think it’s more elegant than a wedge tusk tenon imho. Good luck and let me know how it turns out!
@adrianturtle1985
@adrianturtle1985 Год назад
He copied it from Ishitani Furniture if you want to see a true professional at work.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
@@adrianturtle1985 Mr. Ishitani is a true professional indeed! He does not use this same joint however. This one is a little bit more finicky to make.
@Hardwoodsbysergio
@Hardwoodsbysergio Год назад
Skillllz 💪🏾 Great work. Up there with the best on RU-vid for sure.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Sergio! Honored you think that!
@ediii89
@ediii89 Год назад
Awesome build,🎉 keep Posting Videos. regards from Germany
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly! Been too long I need to go back to visit Germany. Where are you from in Germany?
@ediii89
@ediii89 Год назад
@@briantheprion im from the south, Ulm Region
@jongchaip
@jongchaip 4 месяца назад
your work is amazing. Wait for a new video. Cheers
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 4 месяца назад
Thank you so much! Yes I’ll have more videos out! The one I’m working on is taking longer than I thought!
@alana1079
@alana1079 Год назад
Beautifully crafted. Well done.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Alana! Should have some more cool videos uploaded soon!
@clickhot
@clickhot Год назад
This is a very well made table my friend.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 10 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@MarcelTeugels
@MarcelTeugels Год назад
This video is a flex. Well done!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Marcel!
@jonathanwright4995
@jonathanwright4995 2 месяца назад
I am SO TIRED of epoxy tables also. Nice to see solid wood.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 2 месяца назад
I was thinking of making a tongue in cheek video of the year 2030 and me dumpster diving and fishing an epoxy table out from the trash just to salvage the wood in those tabletops to make proper furniture haha
@alanmatthews9260
@alanmatthews9260 Год назад
Ok. Mind blown. Amazing skills
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Alan!
@jeffreyknotts4148
@jeffreyknotts4148 Год назад
Incredible craftsmanship, gorgeous table!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly Jeffrey!
@ohasis8331
@ohasis8331 Год назад
I liked the slow and steady approach and the careful consideration that showed with a beautiful piece.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching your kind comments!
@SuperHalludba
@SuperHalludba Год назад
Gorgeous table. Ishitani will be proud.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Abdullah. I emailed the Ishitani's to ask if i could provide a link to their youtube channel and his wife replied saying of course and that the table was beautiful and I felt it was like a kung fu grandmaster giving you that nod of approval that got me
@NikosEliopoulosmain
@NikosEliopoulosmain Год назад
Brian, thank you for this inspiring and highly educational video. I'm a big fan of ishitani work and I can say that your work is in a high level as well. Keep up the excellent job and can't wait for your next release. Liked and subscribed.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Nikos! I’m working on a side table project with some secret compartments that I should be posting up soon!
@ilirgorani4261
@ilirgorani4261 Год назад
Brian, I’m so glad I found your channel. You sir, are on a whole different level. Looking forward to your next masterpiece. ✌️
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Ilir! I’m building a side table now and will have a video out soon!
@RobMartin26
@RobMartin26 2 месяца назад
Well done sir, simply outstanding work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 2 месяца назад
Thank you kindly! I’m glad you think so!
@itsjonathanwade
@itsjonathanwade 5 месяцев назад
"and it's fun to do." Nice work on the table!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 5 месяцев назад
Thanks man! A lot of people forget to have fun while making things. I guess it’s one of the nicer parts of having this still as a hobby not as a business.
@johnwilliams1091
@johnwilliams1091 Год назад
The gloss after planing!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
If you can get your plane irons super sharp, the surface feels like it’s been hit with a coat of wax.
@woodbutcher
@woodbutcher Год назад
Wowowoww! Absolutely love this.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thanks so much Josh!
@woodbutcher
@woodbutcher Год назад
@@briantheprion you're welcome, mate. Can't wait to see more videos!
@jimrosson6702
@jimrosson6702 Год назад
Absolutely beautiful table you are a true craftsman amazing work 😊
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Jim for watching and commenting! Is there anything you would have done differently about the table or video?
@dirdick43
@dirdick43 Год назад
Love the taper dovetail "tusk" pin - really creative and very clever.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Richard! Took a bit of headscratching to figure out how to do it but I think it came out ok!
@jeffreyposten2225
@jeffreyposten2225 Год назад
Beautiful craftsmanship and video.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Jeffrey!
@suntzu6122
@suntzu6122 Месяц назад
AMAZING quality video dude. Inb4 you have 100,000 subs! With vids like this you'll hit that easily! Subbed! Looking forward to more vids like this!!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Месяц назад
Thanks a ton and thanks for the sub! I have a few projects coming together and a shaker lap desk will be out soon! 100k seems impossible tho lol
@regodawoodstudio
@regodawoodstudio Год назад
Fantastic work man, you deserve much more subscribers! Looking forward to your new video :)
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thanks so much for thinking that! Appreciate it man 👍
@patrickgreen9747
@patrickgreen9747 Год назад
My God….!! This platform showcases the genius in people. You sir….are a artist and create beautiful items. I did not fully understand how to create the seamless joint used on the table top, and I suspect you could create a whole video on just that step. Curious how long that table to you to create..??
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Patrick! Yeah im surprised there aren't more videos online about creating a spring joint. I suspect that most furniture makers have to make a living and these extra steps add extra time and most people probably don't scrutinize the glue seam anyways and so most people just glue the boards together right off the jointer. Oh and I think between my regular job and coming home and working on it a bit here and there...Maybe like 8 months :( Embarassing I know.
@patrickgreen9747
@patrickgreen9747 Год назад
@@briantheprion not at all….I think 8 months is awesome. I am (recently) retired and started making metal and wood furniture about 9-10 yrs ago. I’m always trying to improve my wood working and love the hand tools vs power. I’m always looking to up my game and push myself out of my comfort zone. FYI: I share your opinion on the plastic epoxy tables.
@gingerjam2192
@gingerjam2192 Год назад
Beautiful
@williambailey2459
@williambailey2459 3 месяца назад
Amazing piece!! Some of the finest joinery I have ever seen.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion 3 месяца назад
Thank you for watching and dropping a line!
@richardrearick1975
@richardrearick1975 Год назад
Nice build! Nice miter plane :)
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly Richard! A fellow aficionado of good tools I see! I wish Lie Nielsen would continue production of that number 9 miter plane it’s so versatile!
@richardrearick1975
@richardrearick1975 Год назад
@@briantheprion I have never used one but I like using hand tools. Your work is careful and clean. Looks beautiful! Excited for more in the future !
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
@@richardrearick1975 Its nice to not have to wear hearing or respiratory protection with hand tools. Also nice to not wake up anyone at night lol. Thank you Richard, all the best!
@user-bd2io3sn1z
@user-bd2io3sn1z Год назад
The attention to detail is amazing and truly appreciated. looking forward to more material
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Adam. I didn't expect people to like this level of minutia but im getting pretty good feedback so far so i'll def be putting out more videos in near future!
@jacobdean1454
@jacobdean1454 Год назад
Very cool
@danogresmith3883
@danogresmith3883 Год назад
Nailed it!!! Or joined it I guess?
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
😂 at least I didn’t ….screw it up? 😅. Thanks man!
@brucepottorff6870
@brucepottorff6870 Год назад
Very well done sir.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Bruce!
@johannes.f.r.
@johannes.f.r. Год назад
Beautiful work.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching!
@richardbaron3921
@richardbaron3921 Год назад
good job!!!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Richard!
@ecko1882
@ecko1882 Год назад
Wow man. You need to make more videos. This is amazing.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Jacob/Tim Allen lol. Working on a video now and hopefully up in next few weeks!
@aga5979
@aga5979 Год назад
BEAUTIFUL !!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you!
@brentjenkinsdesigns
@brentjenkinsdesigns Год назад
Im a new subscriber. Also, I'm eagerly awaiting more build content. Wish you only the best.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for your sub! I’m working on a side table that’s wrapping up and I should have it out soon!
@brentjenkinsdesigns
@brentjenkinsdesigns Год назад
@@briantheprion I'm looking forward to it!
@gavjav1
@gavjav1 Год назад
Top notch, well worth a follow 👏
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you for watching and for your follow!
@ta3355
@ta3355 Год назад
Extraordinary Brian! I truly appreciate your methodical work and video content. Well done!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you kindly! Hope you found it easy to follow along!
@hoffmeisterwoodworks
@hoffmeisterwoodworks Год назад
Beautifully done!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Hans!
@chadryk5
@chadryk5 Год назад
Truly incredible work!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Chad!
@donttrustnobody
@donttrustnobody Год назад
Amazing! I never knew that about the joint, to get it to disappear like that. Thank you sir for this video, I hope you make more in the future.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you! Yeah it’s a finicky thing to get a spring joint since the boards I had were ~2 inches and I couldn’t plane them both at once to negate any bias in the blade to ensure they glue up flat. So I was constantly checking squareness during planing. Cheers!
@danielkoobir5748
@danielkoobir5748 Год назад
absolutely gorgeous...a work of art.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Daniel!
@michaelwright8627
@michaelwright8627 Год назад
Wow. I appreciate the artistry and care used in this build. Seems a bit like a thesis or capstone project. Amazing!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Michael! It sorta felt like a capstone project lol. Took longer than I thought since I had to make jigs and build things to make this table…but now those jigs can be used for other projects too! What kind of stuff do you build?
@mrnayzer4327
@mrnayzer4327 Год назад
Great job!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Mr. Nayzer!
@konyeallen3251
@konyeallen3251 Год назад
Quite impressive work Brian. It looks amazing!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Konye!
@markhusbands2037
@markhusbands2037 Год назад
Classy.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Mark!
@henrysara7716
@henrysara7716 Год назад
Thank you Bian, exquisite woodworks.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Henry!
@jefframminger1420
@jefframminger1420 Год назад
Spectacular work. Very beautiful end result.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Jeff for watching and giving feedback! Anything you would do differently?
@mikdin1
@mikdin1 Год назад
Awesome build. Detailed. Really cools shop space.
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you Michael! The shop space is always a work in progress as it is for many people and it flooded a few years ago so I had to fix that and so its just bare concrete at the moment. Luckily I haven't dropped a chisel sharp side down... yet lol.
@pierrerousseau8770
@pierrerousseau8770 Год назад
absolutely gorgeous piece !! and great video !!
@briantheprion
@briantheprion Год назад
Thank you so much Pierre! There's another famous woodworker named Tim Rousseau...any relation?
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