A Storage Desk for Alex

[@MCBWoodworks]

You cleaned up the oil but you were still talking in thousandths! Nice build!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks Matt, it's got to be tight to be right!

[@gixerman01]

This should be called metal guy does wood work! Nice job! As usual quality video and quality work! Really enjoy your channel.

[@dannywilsher4165]

I always enjoy watching a man that takes pride in doing a perfect job!!! Awesome!!!!

[@BurtonsAttic]

Oh theirs plenty of small defects. It is plywood after all, but I try! Thanks for commenting Danny.

[@smlcritic]

Burton well done buddy! Nice build! Enjoyed the video, glad to see the kiddo given his approval also!! God bless you and your family. Keep the Videos Coming;), o7

[@LarryDoolittle]

Nice job! I need a new tape measure and the Craftsmen 12 looks sweet. I would love to know what you did in your past life. Must be automotive based with all those toolboxes and automotive signs and banners. Love your videos.

[@MikeandTracker]

Another beautiful job!

[@rainy_state_5445]

I am loving these videos, keep up the great work!

[@htral]

I think you are the only woodworker that gives dimension in thousands of inches

[@BurtonsAttic]

Fine woodworking is to that level weather it is expressed that way or not. To me if you think in .000, your work will come to a higher standard.

[@chrisperry7963]

Nice job, great seeing machining measurements for woodworking, lol. Cute kid!

[@JamesDedmon]

Great job. It looks awesome in Alex’s room

[@BurtonsAttic]

Thanks James

[@xxxmmm5942]

Great video as usual. In fine woodworking 1/32" is commonly considered precision Then you come in talking and working in thousandths ! Someday it may make a nice project to make a little wooden box to put your OCD medicine :-)

[@BurtonsAttic]

1/32=.03125 No medication required......

[@pierreboone568]

good job, very nice child too

[@bryceclinton5782]

Do a in depth shop tour

[@mealex303]

Whooohh magic baby 😆

[@woodscreekworkshop9939]

Alex seems to approve. Now you made me feel bad about the condition of the top on my Sawstop, maybe I will clean it up 😀

[@BurtonsAttic]

Get busy!

[@woodscreekworkshop9939]

Burton's Attic yes sir! And I will play a video of it

[@ianide2480]

For "ease of use" best tape I ever used had a lock on the bottom. As soon as you squeezed measuring tape with your finger tips it let the tape out nice and smooth. Less pressure and it would lock the tape in place. Durable, NOPE, but easy and convenient to use... and that why I don't use tapes that seem easier to use in a professional setting any more; damn thing fell apart in no time. Just a plain ole Stanley for decent cost and durability.

[@BurtonsAttic]

I did wonder about the durability of it but it seems well made and for the price I can't complain.

[@ianide2480]

@@BurtonsAttic Keep in mind I am talking about durability in extreme cases, though certainly not unheard of. "On the job" is hard on every tool I've ever owned. Doing home renovations, remodeling, and just general contracting work. In a shop making the odd item or two, I'm sure all my tapes would have lasted quite a bit longer, even if used daily.

[@jphoffman1]

Do you have two table saws bolted side by side? Or am I seeing things? Also, you bringing a machinists level of accuracy to woodworking is a prescription for increased levels of Jack Daniels intake! 🥴Nice job tho, you are truly a Renaissance man!

[@BurtonsAttic]

No your seeing double.........Yes, the other side is a router table and the fence can be used for it also!

[@LenPopp]

19:15 Oh, you meant a desk to store Alex in. :)

[@BurtonsAttic]

Yeah he's going to have fun with it for sure.

[@flyingmaniac3827]

i am a finishing carpenter and it's a pain to watch you work wood like a machinist not a carpenter , nice work still look good

[@BurtonsAttic]

Why is that Alain? I thought finish carpenters are very precise? What should I be doing different?

[@flyingmaniac3827]

@@BurtonsAttic yha we are hahaha but we use more the mesuring tape then the machinist caliper , but like I said great job , don't change anything ,as a amateur wood worker you did a fine Job , I guess it's just me being used to be faster with a good old mesuring tape .