Das mvideomaterial vorher ist da und hinterher auch, nur das erstellen der Füße nicht ?! Sehr komisch... Sei doch ehrlich und sag, du willst es nicht teilen ..

Hmmm I finally followed Robert's advice and took woodprix instructions. It's great for beginners, and has some advanced stuff too.

could you stain and seal if you wanted to for this type of table?

First time watching your videos. Love how real you are with everything! Keep up the good work! And definitely look into getting a dust collector. 😂

Did You make it with woodprix instructions?

If you want to know how to make it yourself, just look for woodprix instructions.

I have to apologize for not responding sooner- but I’m also trying to make ends meet with troubles around every corner, including the car! Of course, whatever you post, when you post, how you post is absolutely ok with me! 👍 I see the notifications, and I like seeing the little dot by your name when I search through my subscriptions telling me you have a video out🤘 I think this holiday season is going to be very stressful and busy- so don’t worry, seriously! Anything and everything you do is gold! 🌟

Do whatever you need to do dude. If you aren't enjoying the creation process you may as well not bother at all. If it takes a month to create a video you are happy with then so be it. We will all be here be it weekly, monthly or yearly. Real life and earning a living is ALWAYS going to come first. After that comes the fun stuff and as above, if it isn't fun for you then why bother. Take care, look after yourself and we'll look forward to your content whenever it is ready. 👍

Upload schedules are hard. It depends also on the projects you are doing. Some take a lot longer to complete than others. Go at your own pace and unless your going to try make this a full time gig, then remember this needs to be fun for you too. Don’t get to the point where you hate making and doing videos. Good luck with the new job.

Firstly mate, congrats on the new job. Secondly, I think what you do is fab, and I think your channel is fab. I always think quality over quantity, in whatever I do (and if it's DIY, much to the wife's chagrin 😂). You do whatever you feel you have to do, life is sh*t at times and you have to just do the best you can. Personally yes I'll be disappointed there'll not be more posts, but happy to see that 1 quality one a month 😊.

What ever it takes to make good content

Congratulations on the new job! I personally wouldn't mind fewer videos. Quality over quantity, even though the KZbin algorithm doesn't agree with that particularly. I'm pretty sure you've built yourself a supportive community here and no one would mind you putting yourself, your life and your health first. Without those things, your content would suffer too. So you do you, the people subscribed to you will be watching your content regardless, whether it's daily, weekly or monthly uploads. Take it easy man, and I'm sure your content will reflect your well being, i.e. if you feel good, your content will be good. ✌

The best thing to always do imo is to do what feels right, if it’s more money you need then the new job may answer some problems for you. As for the channel I always think less can more, do a really good video every 2-3 weeks, invest in production tools, new woodworking tools, with all this new money from the new job, and use the extra time between uploads to come up with better ideas, sounds like you know what you need to do so just go and do, fuck what we think in all honestly we’ll press watch either way but…wether we keep watching is always down to to you guys the creators. Monthly sounds great, sort things out and it’ll all fall into place brother! All the best, don’t quit, if you feel the need throw in the odd short project every few weeks if you have some content worth putting out. It must be hard mate, but stick with it! We’re with you whatever you decide pal! 👍🫡

You do you. I'll watch whenever you post 1 or catch up when I've got more time. You've got bills to pay and yourself to look after 1st. If you get time to do vids good. Hopefully once things settle a bit you will find a balance in your life. I've just been enjoying watching your progression and what you get up to. The longer build vids and the generally shorter how too style vids are a good mix and informative. My mum lives local to me and I'm hoping to turn her garage into a workshop. Watching you just makes me wanna do it even more, but will have to see how things go in my life as to whether I ever manage to pull it off. As for schedule all you can do is give whatever you decide a go and see the results, then decide what you think would be best for you to do going forward.

Hey, whatever suits you..once a week or once a month. I'll still be here, as will most of your subscribers. Remember, you are more important than any video..😊😊

Congrats on the new job dude! I feel ua, during the week i only get a couple of hrs in the shop after work (if i have the energy). But I've still yet to upload some videos on here 😂. I tend to put morre on tiktok just cos its easier with the editing on there but even that I've not dont much lately. Life first to make sure you're able to pay the bills, and dont burn yourself out ✌️

hi bud, i get what you mean. if you don't manage is get burn out. can i suggest that you upload every 3rd week. As 4th week seems long and when it come to do it, it may not happen. i would think one week off to do you, 2nd week ordering the wood and making the item and 3rd week editing and upload.Then if something come up, you have an extra week to do what you need to. Good luck with the new job bud.

I prefer longer vids and don't even think about schedule, you have a nice short one, post it, you need 5 , 6weeks, fine too; chances are bigger you get a viral one when you take your time and make high quality. Weekly posting channels that I watch don't have mass views due to the schedule

All's good 👍. I'll still keep watching your videos!! I like your channel and see what you come up with!!! I'm in the same boat with you lol. My job takes me out of my shop too sometimes. I try to get a video out a week but most it's like every other week. Hang in there!!! Peace Brother!!

Dude I am running my own channel and working full time. I've watched you since you have had like 400 subscribers. Whatever floats your boat dude. If you are happy with 1 video a month that's ok as it is always better then no videos. I've taken a 3 month break over summer to recover from exhaustion caused by work and video editing / project planning and trying to upload every week so I fully understand your situation. One step at the time and we will all reach our goals. All the best dude.

Try to do a video every fortnight and plan what you're going to do.

Tip for cutting the final slot: push the insert onto the blade so it leaves a mark, use that as a reference and draw a short straight line at 90° with a square. Cut a slot with a jigsaw just enough that the insert goes down onto the blade and can be locked in place. Cut and raise the blade as you would otherwise at this point. You can also extend the slot for the riving knife the same way.

The dowel seems to be stronger overall to me. I could see how the glue joint by itself might be weaker but I wonder if that's not true for the connection as a whole.

Only just seen this vid. Absolutely fantastic mate, I've really enjoyed your journey, you're an honest straight talking wood worker who does his damned best with what you've got. And you're right, that hand made plaque represents Barrovian Made perfectly 😊.

Love how it's turned out, colours of the wood after you waxed it really shine through. Hope you've been using it plenty past few months 😊😊.

Another fab vid. I had similar thing happen to me a couple weeks back, piece of wood got wedged between the blade and insert, scary stuff. Didn't shatter the insert, but still think I'll do as you have 👍. As for cleaning your table bed, I think I'd just use WD40 rather than sand it clean. My band saw bed was rusty when I got it, WD40 cleaned it up nicely, and laid a thin protecting film 😊

just finished demolishing a 2 story high playthingie the former owners of our house built for their kids back in the day, rotten and all that, salvaged a little bit from the interior camphouse but not a lot, he put some nice hardwood beams at the bottom but all eaten away unfortunately, ow yeah now enjoying your vid =D

Where are you finding a $10 shoe rack, and then who's giving you $100 for that upgrade? Those numbers seem contrived

One of my favourite parts is having crappy lookin wood to start with (even pallet wood) and seeimg how good it looks after a bit of tlc and finish 👌

First! haha

Awesome board, have you tought about selling at craft fairs? Especially with Christmas coming up ☺️. Can i ask where you got your branding iron from? Been wanting one for ages.

How much did you get for it?

How much was it sold for

You always say 'i don't know what im doing' but you always do it! Great build, top looks stunning 😊

You’ve heard of guerrilla warfare- I think this was guerrilla woodwork! You’ve even suffered battle wounds! 👏 Lovely build!

I don't "need" to say this, but I'm going to any way. I first caught my finger in a table saw almost 35 years ago now and it still hurts and reminds me every single day. Safety first dude, it stays with you FOREVER! That said, I see where you are coming from with that top. That is an exquisite piece of timber. 😍 Great job.

😆 you're as bad as me with injuring yourself, its not a productive day if you don't shed a little blood 😅. Banging build though 👌

Ha Great video man, but you need to be more careful lol. I see your subscribers count is going up nicely. I'm still 60 short of a 1000 and some possible monetisation 🥺. Anyways keep up your great work and I hope to see some more videos soon. All the best

first!

Sharpness is essentially the the amount force required to make a cut. There are two basic factors, the thinness of the apex, and the geometry of the cutting tool. Sharpening a drill bit really only changes the thinness of the apex, the geometry is already in the basic shape of the bit. So, with a high speed drill, you barely going to notice the difference in the force needed to make the cut, especially in wood. But, with an old style auger bit in a brace, then you would notice the difference. Those cut beautifully when they are nice and sharp.

just the tip makes no sense, sharpen the tip wil get your momentum easier to "plunge" it in there, but the sharpness also includes the whole spiral of the bit

You sharpen drill bits? I usually just throw them away. I suspect there is all sorts of "science" at work here unseen. However a lot will be to do with the speed that the cutting edge is at when it cuts the wood. A drill bit is going extremely fast, where a chisel is very slow. Think electric planer blades (that give a very smooth finish instantly) against a hand plane which requires repeated passes. They are both doing the same thing, but the electric tools do it that much quicker. Interesting video anyway and one I definitely haven't seen done before. 👍

It is a good question. “Join me in this pointless task….” 😆 I had thought if the end was pointy sharp, that would make a profound difference- but your video proved that isn’t so. You answered that question for me! 👍🌟

I now know how to sharpen a drill bit😎

Hi, Where did you find your (blue) drill centering guide? Your help with this will greatly appreciated. TIA! Warren.

How do you get that glossy look

Great looking boards. Definitely something to be proud of, your own milled and processed wood. In terms of selling your items, maybe it’s an idea to start off selling at a local makers market? That’s the route i’d probably take if i was in your shoes. Get some inventory made, set yourself a date, find a market and sign up. Not sure if there are markets like that in your area, but i think it’s worth the effort of finding out. I really don’t mind the ‘hatless’ look, coming from another bald guy 🤙

Boards turned out lovely 👌. Ive made a few and have the idea that if i can get a few knocked up then find a fair nearby. My thinking is that marketplace is where people go to find cheap items where as a fair people go to spend money so sales might be better there... i jist need to get more ficus to get things made quicker lol

Those are splendid! With the holidays coming up, you got make money with those maybe on eBay? We got ripped off by Etsy and like you said, FB Market is hit or miss. My son likes Big Cartel. But those boards are perfect for small charcuterie or cheese and cracker servers. Not to cut into bcuz high grit makes it so silky smooth, who could cut into that? Just rebrand the name like- Modern Rustic Serving Board, or Natural Holiday Fruit Board, etc. We make little risers for the table setting to help certain dishes stand out. Or you could do How-to videos to raise your following- everyone is looking for ideas or simply how to do things properly. Women like me- it took me forever to find a video that actually helped me attach a hole saw. Like I know what the heck an arbor is! Just suggestions. Sorry for the babble.

I may be stating the obvious but what about Facebook Market. Your work is really good and I would be surprised if it didn't sell..🤔🤔