Can I build better than the most popular furniture retailers?

[@mitchblackmore5230]

I knew I forgot something!!! I LOVE that you labeled the drawer handle jigs, 'Draw Handles'. Woodworker, musician and comedian.

[@tighecrovetti2844]

I don't know how you seem to be some on-the-job learning amateur like the rest of us, but produce absolutely pro-level work at the same time. Absolutely love watching you work!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha, not sure either. Glad you enjoy!

[@spdcrzy]

Jigs. Lots and lots and lots and lots and LOTS of jigs. LOL. Seriously, Tamar - you could make a living just selling jig patterns for some of your stuff!

[@gibstera5580]

Awesome build! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@Shanehuff1971]

I agree 100 percent. Really enjoy your videos. I just have to laugh though! I know you’ve heard it 1000 times but the way you pronounce draw sounds so wrong to me. lol

[@mehill00]

I believe a lot of it is that Tamar is *not* really an amateur anymore but she privileges clarity of explanation over signaling her expertise through use of jargon, which I love! Lots of guys (it’s usually guys, alas) feel they have to learn to talk the talk even if they can’t walk the walk, and thus being clear and using layman’s terms is, they believe, disadvantageous to getting ahead in a commercial space. Overconfident use (and misuse) of technical language is a shortcut some can use to move up the ladder. Tamar, as I understand it, entered woodworking as a hobbyist and thus didn’t have pressure to project authority through talk or posturing. That’s my guess!

[@ModernRemade]

I’m just imagining of how great it would be owning a desk, made by your parent, that will last a lifetime. And a build video to go with it. I’m sure she will cherish it. Amazing work 👏🏻

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I hope so!

[@johnvanheusen1639]

I forgot to mention how I noticed your interest in music. I noticed in one video a Hendrix album and your guitar collection. This is also an interest we share. I started playing guitar at about the same time I took up woodworking in the early 70's. I noticed an Epiphone in your collection. I have a 1974 Texan in my collection. It's grown sweeter with the decades. Funny how creativity crosses from art to music. Just another thing that makes me interested in your work. You're quite a young woman. Wish I knew you. You're very inspiring to an old boomer trying to stay engaged in my passions. Press on girl!

[@WPGinfo]

Holy moly. This was quite a project and then some! Every stage seems deceptively simple, until you realize how many jigs, preparations and small steps it takes to complete seemingly straightforward parts. The end result shows your skills, dedication and hard work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha, thanks! That’s how I felt before starting everything, this is easy… wait a second… how am I going to do this?? 😂

[@joshdaum9244]

This is good stuff

[@joberthalib9951]

I’ve used both kerf bending and veneer layering to create bow front drawers. I prefer the veneer layering. It requires milling up your own thick veneers but it eliminates the need to hide the kerfs. In the end, it’s just a preference. Your work is beautiful and your great granddaughter will be proud to have that piece of furniture someday. Love your router jig and table by the way. It transformed the way I use a trim router!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah, after doing both methods now, I totally agree with you. Thanks so much! Glad you like the jig!

[@PikkaBird]

I prefer it too. It will also make sure you don't have any flat facets or glue squeeze-out anywhere on the faces.

[@windmistral]

Your narration is hands down the best. Really helps me understand why you made a decision and how I can apply it. Helps me improve my own order of operations.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

That’s awesome to hear! Glad you found it helpful.

[@johnvanheusen1639]

Tamar, I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm an old time woodworker at 69. I started my interest at 16 or 17 with my father back in the early 70's. I had a career in architectural drafting and structural engineering. I have done countless projects over the past 50 years but I have learned things from your site. Your work is excellent and very creative. I have been challenged over the past couple years with health problems. A year ago I was diagnosed with cancer and went through 10 months of chemo but happily am now cancer free. I have been working at getting back my strength so this coming spring I can get back to the shop. Watching your videos has helped me very much. I have learned much about the latest tools from your site. It's so good to see a woman have such a talent and interest in the art. It was traditionally a boy's club and it's great to see a woman that's so talented and proficient in the craft. Keep up the great work and godspeed in your site.

[@Personalized_Workshop]

Your skills seem to be growing by leaps and bounds as I’ve been watching the channel. It is great to see the work-womanship along with tool upgrades and workspace that you’re utilizing to take on such wonderful work. I remember the ol’ DeWalt table saw days not too long ago. It’s all great to follow and see. Happy New Year, may it be successful for all of us.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I definitely don’t miss freezing my nose off in that shop! Thanks for coming along for the ride!

[@idontthinkso666]

@@3x3CustomTamar Wow, yeah, I forgot about that first shop. That thing was dang primitive compared to this dream shop you have now. But we all started out that way, and worked our way up to "dream shop" status over many years and many shops.

[@Thorgnor]

Ambitious genius! And a super dedicated parent to some very fortunate kids!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️☺️

[@jarroberts2]

After building a few kayaks and canoes with curved wood, I quickly learned that an inexpensive Dewalt electric heat gun works great to bend wood. With your kerfs and 10-20 seconds with a heat gun and they would bend nicely. Nice job. Thanks for the video

[@PatientTortoise]

Lucky children, well cared for by a dedicated Mum (Mom) who puts her skills & time cater to their desires. Excellent work, excellent product, wonderfully simple looking but what a great addition for working, studying, computing & making up upon? Thanks for sharing your skills & versatility. From Down Under (Australia)

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! It was a fun project.

[@gregorystacey3441]

As always I love your material. You are an amazing presenter. I like how you make things real and even show your mistakes and how you troubleshoot them. This too is important for a woodworker

[@Coordinator03]

I like this channel because you can clearly see improved skills throughout the years. Unlike others where it's just, "Pocket screw this, pocket screw that" and the project turns out a minor step above box store furniture. Great job

[@3x3CustomTamar]

To each their own, but glad you enjoy!

[@outdoormaniac9951]

Tamar, you have become an amazing wood crafter! Your humility in admitting to your mistakes and accidents along with your narrations makes these videos great to watch. Very well done. If you keep making content, I, for one, will keep watching. Keep up the great work! And, have a happy new year!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! I appreciate that!

[@toddbeaubien8071]

Your ambition to push yourself and your skills never disappoints - you are truly an amazing artisan!! Well done!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoy it 😊

[@dianeewoldt3035]

A steam iron is another great tool for bending plywood and veneers. I use a thin kitchen towel between the plywood and the iron. Good video!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Good tip!

[@klez42]

I was wondering if others would ask about hot water making a difference :) Not having fancier options in my shop, I've had good luck with just putting the wood to be bent over a big pot, with a cloth over the top, and boiling the water for a while...

[@jaredstarnes6668]

It’s such a joy to watch someone do exactly what they love while also being the best fit for the job! That’s you!! The way your mind works 10 steps ahead and how you solve for potential issues is amazing. Fantastic job! I’ve never been interested in a 3D printer before but you’re making a very compelling argument!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoy! I’m obsessed with 3d printing… if you couldn’t tell. Ha

[@marksjunction69]

Very impressive…..what a stunning piece! I am going to make a desk for my daughter as well and a dresser for my son. As I said in an earlier post, you have inspired me to get back into woodworking…..thanks! I am thinking of a 3D printer as well and I like how many things you have created from yours.

[@FeelingLikeThatNow]

I work at a shop where we make CNC router dovetailed drawer boxes using Blum style undermount slides, and we cut our notches for the slides very similarly on a dedicated regular table saw, just with two jigs to make it "safer" but there is a proper industrial machine that chips out the corner properly and we just haven't invested in that machine due to cost. Maybe if someone loses a finger. But yeah, we cut the notches first, and the only reason I can see not to is to avoid making a mistake and assembling a drawer with two fronts or backs, which has never happened and I have never done that.

[@Kraaketaer]

Yet another amazingly cool build. Love to see the creative problem solving involved in matching the existing design while using tools and methods you have available! I do believe some part of my brain is permanently broken from my ongoing reactions to hearing drawers called "draws" that many times, but hey, that's on me. Great work!

[@BrandonCabanillas]

Gorgeous desk. I also appreciate how you don't hide your mistakes. It makes this video more real versus the magic of editing and bam, a perfect drawer. Ty

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! There were actually more mistakes that I left out due to time constraints in editing… don’t tell. Ha

[@flatlinesup]

Great job. Your journey in woodwork is amazing to follow. Thank you for sharing.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoy!

[@canyflyer]

By far the coolest Ima ever!!! ❤❤❤ love your confidence in trying new things - totally inspiring!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Todah!! ☺️☺️

[@assafzweifler2230]

Amazing stuff! I've just started my journey using my building's workshop (an empty room). It is so fulfilling to build something for my family! כל הכבוד! מעורר השראה!

[@peterfuchs7914]

Awesome table, love that you show the final, very well made product but you do not hide the little mistakes. Makes me feel better as it happens to everyone.

[@SmallProjectCentral]

Fantastic build! You motivated me to get a Bambu and I splurged and got the X1C. I’m loving it! After buying your dog hole jig, I’m now in a position to buy your file to print the hinge for the cross cut table. Going to try ABS first. Thanks for all the inspiration!!

[@davidvouk1063]

A true wood MD. Nice to see someone figuring out a treatment plan and cure for wood glue bending hemorrhaging.

[@tonilopez7135]

Fantastic as always, a great job, complicated to execute and very laborious, congratulations! Greetings from Spain. Toni.

[@jasonsiebold]

I lost you after my divorce and some health issues. So glad i found your channel again. Moved across the country and hope to get a shop set up after the new year. Have your router jigs. Can't wait to get back to crafting. You are so informative and easy to watch.

[@pmdinaz]

Great result! Creative kids too! That sunset lamp is really cool!

[@singra1]

Amazing work! Not only is the video well edited and the voiceovers on point but also the desk itself turned out great despite the complexity of the shapes and the techniques required to get it right! I love how you went to the store to see how the fronts were mounted on the drawers😂 Amazing work again and keep it up you are truly an inspiration!

[@sadiehopkins7984]

I really appreciate your approach to building and your quality of finished product. And all your cool tools has me drooling 🤤.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! It’s been a fun journey.

[@ThatMakesSenseToMe]

You are so freaking smart. I learn something every video and your care and passion shine through all your pieces. Thank you for sharing your skill and your self with the world.

[@robmille74]

These videos are always so fun. I wish I was as good as a builder as you. Very inspiring!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks, I'm always learning!

[@ChrisShenar]

Love this project...It's absolutely gorgeous...as always! The only thing I would do differently would be to cut the slot for the drawer bottoms, into the fronts, before kerf bending them. Then you wouldn't have had to tinker around as much to get them to fit.

[@KnottenWood]

Tamar, as usual, you KILLED it on this one!! You let nothing stop you!! A challenge came up and you kicked its butt every time and overcame. Absolutely inspirational! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Keep goin girl! We’ll be hear watchin you conquer!!! Happy New Year to you and your family!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! Felt so good to finish this one. Happy new year!

[@TheBiggerNoise]

Just wonderful. I think the best part about your videos is that even if I don’t try to tackle the exact same project, there’s so much explanation about how a particular approach solves a particular issue that I will undoubtedly use it someday. Thanks. I hope you and your family have a good holiday and a fantastic 2025.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I love hearing that! So glad it's helpful 😊

[@masondanner6481]

This is awesome - my wife bought a desk from this line from west elm and to be frank, the quality was so poor we sent it back. Cool to see what it takes to do right.

[@mandimusic5109]

Wonderful project, and I enjoy your problem solving side tracks. They are every bit as instructive as the "main" content. Fluted cabinets and furniture pieces are really having a moment. Happy Hanukkah from another "Ima" 😊!

[@lindacurtis-smith9835]

Stunning, just stunning. It's far better than anything you could have purchased. It will last a lifetime. Happy Holidays to you and your family.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I'm really glad you think so!

[@daver7013]

Wow, I am so very impressed. That turned out, awesome. I love your attention to detail. I may now have to look into finding a 3-D printer, they look like a fun new toy. Thanks for sharing your project.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! Be careful… it’s addictive. Ha

[@Jamie_McGill]

I saved this in my "wood instruction" playlist because you taught me like half a dozen things here. You go so fast! It's amazing!!! I've been woodworking as a hobby for over 25 years, but I'm making it a business now in my retirement and still learn new things every day. Great video!!! (I'm a drummer - let's jam sometime! Hahaha)

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha glad you were still able to learn from it! And I’m not that great… I just have fun playing. ☺️

[@qapla]

Tamar, I really enjoy your creativity, work ethic and positive attitude. Your videos are always a treat, and your finished product looks amazing, as always. I hope the duration between videos lessens as we miss you when it takes too long before you post another.

[@cliff5240]

You are more than a woodworking. You are a creative artist with a gift to present the material in a way that is straightforward and very interesting -- love how you look at the camera and just smile like I nailed that!! :)

[@3x3CustomTamar]

This means a lot ☺️

[@stephenmcgeown]

A resounding "YES!" to the question you posed :-) That desk turned out great. It's amazing to see not only the craftsmanship but the ingenuity behind your process. That makes you stand out so much.

[@jimsodowsky1298]

You're a cool Mom. And a very creative and top-notch woodworker. Happy New Year

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@ClaytonDowling]

Your channel may be the best advertisement for a 3D printer out there. The jigs you produce are excellent.

[@gemininimeg]

Just not Bambu Labs, they are screwing over hundreds of thousands of users who are mass 3d print farmers, which will put there 3d printing farm business out of business.

[@hollygriffin9414]

You are so incredibly smart! I am always so impressed by how you figure things out. I wouldn't have the slighest idea how to approach a build like that.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️ it was really fun to figure out

[@pettermathersimonsen6029]

Not only great videography and teaching. Also great commentary and lovely voice. Thanks for sharing this.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear ☺️

[@Dan-ol2rd]

I love your videos, you take us through the whole process with just the right amount of detail. I have been following you for a long time and I am really jealous of your new shop! Dan

[@SawdustmakerLori]

Another beautiful piece of furniture you produced and one your daughter will get endless hours of use out of. I pick up so many great tips watching you like using a handscrew clamp to ride along the table saw fence to hold an odd shaped piece of wood in position for cutting.....genius!!! I'm really wanting to get a Bambu printer after watching the video's of all you've made with yours. I don't have space for one but need to figure something out. Happy New Year to you and your family Tamar. Thanks for creating such great video's to inspire us all!!!

[@Vincent-of7yv]

Congratulations from Germany. Amazing work. Happy new year 🎈

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Happy new year!

[@DaraHijazi]

Wow, stunning work, good job and elegant piece!! 👏

[@tomm2519]

There is nothing as satisfying in working wood than completing a challenging project making something for someone you love. I have done a few projects for non-family people, and I always covered/disguised any mistakes. For family, which is most of my wood work, I cover up the things that would be apparent, but not things not readily seen. I point any error and tell the recipient that I left it there as evidence that it didn't come out of a factory, but was made by hand.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I left a pencil mark inside the drawer and I keep thinking I should erase it. Then I think my daughter might appreciate seeing my pencil markings one day ☺️

[@tomm2519]

@@3x3CustomTamar It is not just a desk, it is a connection between you and your daughter. My other thought on defects is that perfection is a dangerous notion; perfect is not just sometimes the enemy of the good, it can also be the enemy of excellence.

[@AJ-ln4sm]

I love all your projects! And I love the way you say drawer ❤️

[@bobmartin6055]

The daughter has such a cool mom!!❤ That is an amazing build! You rocked it as always though! Happy Chanukkah!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! On to the next holiday… 😂

[@davidstatham7760]

Outstanding Tamar, i wish i had ever half of your craftsmanship.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️

[@xunny410q]

top notch, love your approach of bumps along the way. any problem is not a roadblock; you make it a challenge for your creative approach, and you do not hide the mistakes as they are your opportunity for teaching blocks. happy holidays..

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Happy new year! Never stop growing!

[@wadeevans8510]

That looks amazing! Watching your videos is making me want a 3d printer more and more. The fixtures alone seem to make it worthwhile. Great job on the desk!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! Getting a 3d printer has changed my life

[@ericsimpson4045]

Love to see you evolved since I joined this channel a few years back. Well done on the delivery. Need to say watching the pace of the video you are an intimidating woodworker😂

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha, I promise I’m not moving that fast in real life 😂

[@ericsimpson4045]

@ 😂

[@charrua2177]

Muy bueno, vaya trabajito, muchas gracias por mostrar tu trabajo, y como explicas las soluciones. Feliz año

[@Уладзімір-с1ч]

Nicely done. I like watching your videos because you aren't afraid of doing something new.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This turned out so good. I love how it turned out.

[@MRrwmac]

Absolutly amazing Craftsmanship! Really very nice work! I hesitate trying this because I know I'll screw it up somehow …..haha. I enjoy seeeing your innovativeness to overcome the "how do I do this” challenge! Congratulations to your daughter. I hesitate going down the 3D printer rabbit hole. I know I’l get stuck in there! Happy New Year!

[@CrazyManwich]

For the times I needed to measure the length going around curves, I keep a tailors tape measure handy. I used to use just a small metal tape measure until one time it broke and gave me quite the cut. Still amazes me you don’t do commission work, your end results are fantastic!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I actually have some tailors tape! Should have used that

[@hunterfulghum7170]

i love your approach to problem solving. inspiring!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks, that means a lot!

[@hunterfulghum7170]

@@3x3CustomTamar most welcome. i really appreciate how you figure things out, talk about things that didn't work. helps me up my game (not that i am anywhere near your class)

[@homemalone282]

Amazing work. Blown away by your ingenuity.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️☺️

[@justjuanamany]

so nice seeing you smile throughout the video. Thanks for sharing your work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️☺️

[@mrgunn2726]

OUTSTANDING! Well done Ms. Tamar. Love it!

[@daviddura1172]

beautifully done !!!!! made a not so fancy make-up table desk for a step-granddaughter.... always a different sense of pride of accomplishment than the usual job/project

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I bet that sense of pride is amazing!

[@brendan.underwater]

Beautiful job!.The results are undeniable .

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! I’m glad you liked it.

[@MCsCreations]

Stunning desk, Tamar! Really fantastic work!!! 😃 I hope you had a fantastic Christmas! And happy new year!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! Channukah for me! Hope you had a nice Christmas!

[@MCsCreations]

@3x3CustomTamar Well, I'm not really religious... But I LOVE all the food! 😂 But in this case, I hope you had a fantastic Channukah! 😃

[@3x3CustomTamar]

@ it’s still going on! 🕎🕎

[@ClintSatterwhite]

That is a lovely dresser! You should be quite proud of yourself! As always, lots of cool tips and tricks. I got a good bonus laugh seeing you have embraced the "draw" for your pull template! :D

[@mphill1491]

You are an amazing mom! Love what the finished product looked like. Oh I love how you pronounce drawers! You pronounce draw-ers and where I’m from its droors.

[@keithjohnson6765]

I watched to the end, great job. But to be truthful, as awesome as the half round looks, I totally loved the look of the wood without them as well. Those fronts with edging were incredibly sharp looking to me. But of course, if that's what your daughter wants she should get to enjoy it for life as she wanted it made. 😊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Definitely a cool look. Maybe on another project

[@CodeSpaghettiChef]

I see you have updated your shop since I watched you last during the pandemic. Very nice

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It’s been a work in progress!

[@jamesroach6348]

love how you show the lessons learned. somany leave the mistakes out, making them look good and you look dumb when you try to replicate.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

We all make these mistakes…

[@clydedecker765]

Proud you should be padawan. Much praise you deserve. Mistakes were made but done they are.

[@mobareini4572]

You build so nice Projets and ou have a wonderful Workshop. Nice Greetings from Vienna, Reini😎

[@ewetuber186000]

You are a skilled builder of furniture and I learn from your videos. But your designs are really really good! I don’t think I will ever develop that ability!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! That's a great compliment.

[@alexgrubbs7422]

I am consistently impressed with your work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you! 😊

[@reforzar]

I love seeing you in this shop with all these great tools. What a beautiful project! I hope your daughter appreciates the effort that went into it!😂

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It seems like she does ☺️☺️

[@jewdd1989]

Beautiful as always, made to fit in with her gorgeous bed using my newer and favorite finishing Osmo in the raw. My favorite is learning another incredible and often simplest technique that somehow you figured out effortlessly and really more than one or two in this build! I appreciate your detail in sharing the majority of the build and solutions because I take away a lot! I’ve used your solutions more than once and always appreciate I have you as a reference! Awesome job, now can you rebuild your table saw dowel making sled so I can see how you did that? Thanks always

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you found it helpful! I’m not going to make. Video on the lathe bc it’s Izzy swans idea. He has a few videos on it

[@jewdd1989]

@ That’s right I think you’ve said that before. I’ll have to check his video out thanks.

[@craigjsanderson]

Ahhhh love the 10things reference at the end. Quality woodworking as always - happy new year

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂😂 so happy people got the reference

[@davidbarnett1755]

WOW !! you are an amazing woodworker with great communication skills on each of your projects

[@3x3CustomTamar]

☺️☺️ glad you think so!

[@grantman1148]

Good God, that's amazing! As are you. I love your content from both the work itself to the way you present it. Shortest half hour I ever spent on KZbin. Kol ha'kavod!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! And chanukkah sameach!!!

[@capitainehaddock9388]

As always, this is just amazing.👍 Happy new year to you, your family and all your subscribers.🎉🎊

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Happy New Year to you too! Thanks!

[@jaimeecaballeros9742]

Like always Tamar, your projects are a joy to watch. Thank you.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear

[@ccraw235]

Great video, love the build project videos (and shop upgrades too).

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! I’m having fun building it out

[@NGinuity]

I have an X1 carbon with 4 AMS's and run those dessicant holders as well as the ones in the floor and I also added ones to the left and right (smaller versions that fit). They work fantastic. A minor note on the humidity display...it's quite likely that you are running well below 10 percent when you add recharged dessicant but I suspect that is the limit of the sensor. It will show that for quite a while, but when it starts creeping up, it's to the tune of about 1% a week until the dessicant needs to be recharged. I typically let it go to 25% and since I have the sensor, the color indicating dessicant is not necessary, which makes me feel more comfortable about recharging it in the oven.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Good to know!

[@temyraverdana6421]

WOW, amazing work! All my best for Happy New Year full of amazing project. See you next

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! Happy new year!

[@davidpodmore5941]

Thanks Tamar and keep these entertaining videos coming for next year and also Happy New Year for tomorrow

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Happy new year!

[@josephconway1968]

Another fantastic project! You are amazing, Tamar!! It's been really cool to see you grow and progress as a woodworker since I hit subscribe a couple of years ago. I wish you continued growth and success in the coming years! Thank You for sharing your skills and talents with us!! 📏📐🔨🪚🪛🗜🎸

[@jerjavec]

Great project! As always, showing the whole process (learning and all :)) is very appreciated. And I love the idea of using the hand screw clamp as a cutting jig on the saw. I will keep that in mind. :) Also, if you like the organization boxes, you might want to check out Gridfinity. :)

[@ericpetitclerc5519]

You are amazingly skilled and I love your videos, thank you!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! I appreciate it 😊😊

[@Zeldur]

I can't wait to see you test printing in TPU. It's flexible and one use I've found is making my own desk grommet. Haven't tested it yet in situ, I need to actually make the desk first. Oh, for inspiration, I know Alexandre Chappel (another KZbinr) has a bunch of 3D printing stuff for woodworking, including a range of metric and imperial roundovers

[@DucPhan20]

I've done a ton of research on kerf bending to bend a very small radius for a console I built. It'll be much easier if you run hot water on the bend (you can use water straight from the faucet), it's kinda like steam bending since it'll relax the fiber more than just spraying water on it.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

For sure. I used hot water in the spray bottle. Maybe I forgot to mention that!

[@ΓΕΡΑΣΙΜΟΣΣΤΡΑΓΓΑΣ]

So challenging project and you made seems easy, your skills are growing and your wood working experience... Wish you and your family happy new year thanks for this amazing video

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thank you very much! Happy new year!

[@pacificcoasttrains3785]

Congrats on a superb project- really impressive results. Re: cutting octagons, Mike Pekovich at FineWoodworking uses and L-fence attached to the table saw fence on the opposite side of the blade to make those much, much safer. Given that you're the queen of jigs (profile sanding the 80 half rounds- super clever!), this seems like the kind of thing you might try.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

I’ll take a look!

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Your channel is such a hidden gem.