Building a Shaker side table

This video shows the build of the demonstration piece for a five-day workshop I'll be teaching regularly from this summer on. Visit my website for more info!
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[@skippylippy547]

I'm in love with this form of woodworking.

[@hackerguitar]

Beautiful work. Your mortises and tenons show wonderfully clean work, and the use of a router plane and haunched tenons are a nice touch.

[@muradrahimov2935]

Very good video and project is nice as well . Just for your safety dont use jointer with long sleeve .

[@milanroljevic9817]

My exact tought when i saw him with those wide sleeves 😅

[@StavrosGakos]

Beautiful piece of furniture 👍

[@danpryde5503]

What a treat to watch! Thanks 👌

[@CarpinterodelosCerros]

Buenísimo. Gran video y gran trabajo.

[@jeffmyatt4203]

Great video, I really enjoyed it. Quick question if you have time. Before assembly you applied a finish, but had the joints taped. Why? Do you think the finish will lower the glue strength? I assume...

[@___PK__]

So nicely made! Subscribed!

[@MoscaWoodworking]

hola Germàn. another great built and video. cheers from Italy. Alberto

[@jameseconleyjr7868]

Really nice. Thank you.

[@mikeknierim1618]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing!

[@mikeknierim1618]

@@germanperaire7859 look forward to seeing it!

[@didanoff]

Just perfect.

[@craigchisholm2643]

Lovely.

[@fernandoamat4519]

Quina meravella com tens de cuidades les temes eines.

[@augustwest8559]

I’m confused isn’t shaker furniture American style. Are you working out of the northeast. New England area?

[@leonardoleon4651]

Saludos desde Aguas Dulces, Uruguay. Que madera usas en este proyecto y , que producto usas para el acabado? Abrazo.

[@hugocanepamuskett3924]

Excelente video y trabajo. ¿Qué madera se utilizó? Otra pregunta /¿el cepillo es un low angle de Veritas N⁰7?

[@mikegratzer5387]

Beautiful table. What are the dimensions?

[@fatihsengul1980]

@7:10, which plane is that? never seen a bevel up jointer. where did you get it ?

[@frankcornfield5915]

Really nice project. Why do you cut mortices by hand when you have a Jet morticer?

[@frankcornfield5915]

@@germanperaire7859 OK thanks that makes sense. Great work.

[@BassetHoundTrio]

What is the name of the tool you use at the three minute mark?

[@chm1701]

Hi. I know this is a little late, but it’s called a router plane. Veritas make them, as do Lie-Nielsen. You may be able to find an older Stanley no.71, but in some cases a nice one can be more than new one from the newer companies (Veritas and Lie-Nielsen). There are however, many copies out there (rebadged Chinese copies) and you could even make one yourself. Good luck and I hope this helps.

[@BassetHoundTrio]

@@chm1701 Many thanks! I will keep an eye out for a Stanley 71.