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I have been looking for the my first patterned end grain board to make, and I think I just found it! Thanks for a great video. You earned a sub. Keep up the good work!

looks great

Lovley boards. Very simple easy to follow video. Thankyou

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Very nice. Love the cedar look ❤

Very nice board. It should make someone very happy. Good luck on your journey to 1k sub. Almost there and this is +1. Keep up the good work.

This is why veterans have such a high rate of suicide

Looks nice. FYI you used about 2-3x of the amount of Rubio needed.

that intro lol. Nice bench

Hi we’re good work do you have plans for the templates if you do how to get them tank you

Do you have plans for this?

cool. now what finish?

Was trying to figure out if you glued the tracks or not. Wasn't sure how you leveled it all up.

Thankyou for sharing,good to know for future project👍

Rubio makes a sheen plus, which adds a satin look to the usual matte sheen of monocoat 2C. I used it for a guitar case rack. It effectively acts as a second coat. Looks nice.

Good job 👏

Waste of wood and not a very efficient use of space

Why is the audio so bad ?

Great video! Did you not want to use magnets in case they fall off and get ingested by little kids or were you trying to be realistic to a coupler (within realm of simplicity) found on real trains?

Great video! You should tell us where you got the bench. Do you go to thrift stores or garage sales or look online to get restoration project ideas?

Great video! Now I just have to make enough money to buy jewelry in order to make a jewelry box. 😭🤣

Great video! Now make a transforming picnic table!

Just take my money! 🤣Great video!

Great video! Now make a singing bass to mount! 🤣

Where was this when I needed it before my wife bought similar storage cabinets?!🥲Great video!

Great video! Now make a transforming version! 🤣

Make me one! Take my money!😂

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Thanks for the video. I followed the instructions and built one about 8 months ago. It looked beautiful when finished. But now, after being outside for about 5 months, the seat and the front of the back are very faded and mildewed. The less exposed surfaces look better. Did I do something wrong? Note that this is in southern Michigan, and in a partially shaded location.

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Do you have measurements or build plans?

This is just another "Look how clever I am " video. It doesn't show the viewer how to make the marble run.

Build plans dude

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Which color Rubio

Can you show which Rubio monoco?

How easy is it to fix the scrubbed off finish with another application?

Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) will remove sharpie and crayon with ease. So now the question is what will IPA do to Rubio?

Beautiful job....How did you calculate the angle cut of the base to get it flat with the floor, and same thing for the top of the cone. How did you cut it to have it flat where the top of the table sits flat on it?

You need to use ceramics over Rubio. Two coats of Rubio changes nothing.

Great video! Question, would this oil be a good choice for an outdoor bar top for my BBQ area? I'm using a slab for the bar top. Thx!

My grandfather built a marble roll in the 1920's somewhat similar to this. His was significantly better though. The marbles went down the first shaft and instead of being stopped and falling, it contacted a curved piece of leather which did not slow the marbles down and sent it on to the next wooden shaft. At the end was a round metal tin box that the marbles were stored in. The sound that the marbles made when they all landed in the tin was magnificent. We had a blown decorative piece of glass that we would use to back up large groups of marbles then let them go as a group. My Gramp's was a master woodworker born in 1888 and I am 72. I am so excited to bring this to our family reunion this summer to introduce it to our young grandchildren to play with. This is a nice build but no where near as good as our families antique. No offense. Thanks for posting your video, much enjoyed.

Thank you for this. Looks really nice

You don’t trust your jointer? What’s is the point of having one then? Great project btw. Absolutely beautiful table!

For the scrub, i would recommend a white scotch brite pad. The light duty cleansing pads. They are 1500 grit, should leave a nice finish. I use it often to set the sheen to my liking. Its also what i use after touch ups/repairs to match the sheen.

Tip for you brother, as a fellow woodworker. Use a bondo spreader instead of a metal spatula, to spread the material. - Oil will catch some of the metals and can change the color of the stain - Scratches/dents the wood surface when spreading with a metal spatula

Thanks for the video! And the little bit of humor along the way! I'm in the process of planning to build my own cedar bench and definitely will apply your applications. Turned out beautiful! I already made a small bench for changing shoes in the house with cedar so looking forward to building one with a back for the patio out back! Thanks again!👍

thanks for posting, I am so excited to sand each side of all four of my slabs today.... kidding. I had such a hard time finding plans for this style bench and found your video.

Wow, great video, basically perfect video for what I need to do. Glad I procrastinated long enough with my material, as I've had it for nearly four years. Now I have a video with specific instructions to follow. Some others have mentioned additional support, but it seems like you've used it enough to demonstrate longevity. What was the degree angle you used and did you say you'd recommending tilting it back a little more? I have a bunch of 2" slabs I can work with, I like the idea with the pocket holes, I was gonna use lag bolts and such, but this method should be superior to what I was gonna do. Again, great video, I intend to search the products you recommend and basically follow your exact steps.