My name Mohammed Shafique Anjam I am from Pakistan I working furniture fancy furniture my age 54 year old and my experience furniture working 35 year ❤

Hello brother how are you I need with you talking

Excellent on the lip with the table saw! No fancy stuff... (THATS FANCY!!) I used a router to make a rebate. But liked that method! Get your self two grinders, cheap ones they last. One for a flap disk another with a cutoff wheel.. (Or one for both) you won't look back !!! A dust collector must filter 5 microns or better out a window. Many shops look clean as a whistle but the floating particles are what dead you, not a clean shop. I don't use a filter, it goes out the wall. Like your build!!!

beautiful

Кот токсикоман.

only because they didnt know how damn good it would be!

you skipped showing main part

Whats the construction paper you used?

Love this! It's exactly what I'm looking for. Do you offer plans for a twin or full size mattress?

Beautiful. Are your table legs 1.5” or 2”? They look perfect. Curious as to the dimensions for my own table.

Keren🎉🎉🎉

Love it! Currently building my somewhat small workshop as well, and really enjoyed the inspiration. Well done!

Luarbiasa👌🎉

Any reason I can’t use a compound mitre saw instead of the track saw?

Beautiful table. Like the red oak. How come you did not flip the one board that had the knot ?

Excelent!

Show what you making first ie the end product before going thru step.

Beautiful Table...what color of the Osmo wax did you use?

Coolest table saw table video I've seen! Thanks!

Thank you for showing your shop AND how you work efficiently in the space!

Kool little shop. Well thought out. Portable work table is boss 🤙🏻🤙🏻

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really nice work bro really tidy

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Looks great! Do you have drawings for this design?

I was literally watching other videos like why don’t they just use a bin and then after searching up bins to build my own this pops up 😂 what a world, well done mate !

Ну это конкретно заморочился.

What a nice job you made!! I'm mezmerized with the whole process, can i ask what's the dimensions on the pieces you cut for the tambour door at @5:28? thanks and greetings from Chile!

You didn't check the guide adjustment

Excellent work mate......

Fantastic

Beautiful table what grit did you use for the sandpaper on the top for finish and also what product did you use for finish?

What type of tape are you using and can you link your epoxy set up

Quais medias usou nas pernas da mesa, vou fazr uma igual pra por meu pc

I see the figure 8 fastener mistake all the time. Obviously way too late, but you can’t put those on the sides. It will lock it in place and do the exact opposite of what you’re looking for. Just a heads up.

I am very very very new to woodworking, but i've loved CAD/3DS max and making things with those just because i personally enjoy doing it, and i've been second guessing that decent products could be made from plywood, but this really changed my mind about that completely. Its super cool to see whats possible with limited tools and limited space!

Looks great! The finish came out looking amazing. I looked it up, the finish is for hardwood flooring. I didn't think of that, great idea. Good job.

plywood is cool change my mind

I know this was in 2019, but do you remember about how much you spent in wood? Those oak boards look expensive

I did a similar table using reclaimed mahogany and learned a couple things the hard way. One, you have to orient each tabletop board so you can plane the surface (1:38) in one direction. If not, the plane will gouge the surface... fill with epoxy later, but it's unsightly. The growth rings on your top boards (some up, some down) suggest they may cup later. That's a small fortune in tools. Facing the boards on a table saw is more properly done on a jointer. You should emphasize that any epoxy has to be absolutely well mixed. The blowtorch on the epoxy is to pop the bubbles that will rise up to the surface, but it's unnecessary if you're going to sand it later. Blind tenons on the legs would have left the completed table a little more attractive. Everyone's a critic... you did a nice job.

Massive respect for listening to Kings of Leon. Whether that was just the radio or you playing it. Lol. Great work

I built one similar to this - never really cared about how it looked so mine is a lot more quick & dirty - but it's the same slanted, horizontal board design. It's great, but if you want to attach your pedals with zipties you should install vertical straps of some kind, otherwise zipties don't really work unless you drill holes or something. That's the one improvement that I would suggest to this design (and that I will add next time I make one).

This is a great design. I'm impressed with it. Not super impressed that you don't own an angle grinder and you had to cut the bin with a hacksaw. But good job for getin' er' done!

I park my car in mine, so my tablesaw is my only workspace, and I work mainly in off cuts. Your off cuts are my gold mine 😂. Great use of space, lots of stuff in a small airea and nothing is too cluttered 👍

Beautiful 👍

I know I'm late to the party and you may never see this, but beautiful work! I'm contemplating a board build out of Black Walnut, and am scarfing up anything I can find on pedalboard building. Thanks for the video, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Egad. Some of the most dangerous cutting techniques I have ever seen. Using a sled with the wood up against the rip fence? Hand over the blade? Fellow hobbyists, please no not copy a lot of the techniques shown here.

Nice brother

As someone who grew up in a family of a cabinet maker I love that you kept the clean wood and even plywood and not painted everything white!