DIY Round Herringbone table

[@opensourceandcloud]

Awesome build!

[@SWA-Projects]

Thanks man 👍 appreciated!

[@saggioculo5386]

Excellent save!

[@SWA-Projects]

Thank you very much 👍🤘😁

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

Nice looking table!

[@SWA-Projects]

Thank you 👍😊

[@LeavirtuS]

Looks great!

[@SWA-Projects]

Thank you very much 😁

[@mysimplejob7703]

My advice to you, my friend, is to keep the camera away from the vibrations, but despite the mistakes you made, you deserve admiration and subscribing to your channelCarry on, I encourage you!

[@SWA-Projects]

Thank you so much for your support! 👌 i am aware of my camera issues, and that’s why I’m working on a camera stand that will prevent vibrations 👍the video is almost done and will be out by the end of this week, I hope. Anyway, have a nice day, and thanks again 🙂👍

[@mysimplejob7703]

@@SWA-Projects Good luck my friend

[@SWA-Projects]

Thanks👍 you too 👍

[@gailjohnson3544]

I want to make this table but a 7" one. It's really Beautiful 😍

[@SWA-Projects]

@@gailjohnson3544 thanks man i appreciate 👌 maybe I will upload a sample of the process in a future video, just to be familiar with the basic techniques that I used. What part do you think is too fast or missing? Btw, I encourage you to build something like this, it’s an enjoyable process👌👍

[@victorgarza6195]

How did you make that lathe jig

[@SWA-Projects]

Hi, thank you for commenting! 👍🙂 Well, it’s kinda hard to describe on a text message, but it’s basically a board with two holders (a fixed one and an adjustable one) that can slide through the saw in a rotational motion. The fixed holder is where the jig is drill powered. And the wood blank needs some sort of threaded insert in that end too, since the drill makes it rotate. At the adjustable end the blank needs to be able rotate freely. I hope this makes kind of sense for you 🙂 i might make one in a future video, I need a new one anyway for my other table saw 👍

[@gailjohnson3544]

Nice work, but you to fast and more detail on what you are using and doing so others can do one

[@SWA-Projects]

Thank you very much!🤘 Yeah I know this video lacks some information. The funny thing is that it wasn’t meant to be a KZbin video at first, just a third view of the process. But I ended up trying it out here and publish it anyway. This were also my very first video on this channel. But I’m happy that you’re giving me some structural criticism to work with👍 how else would I know🙂 and of course your acclaim. Thanks! 👍👍

[@gailjohnson3544]

Thanks for taking the criticism, it wasn't meant to hurt you but to inform you. I Love the work you do. Keep making more videos and I will keep on watching them. I disabled and trying to learn a new life. What do you do. I would like to learn from you. Thank you for your time and for what you do.

[@SWA-Projects]

@@gailjohnson3544 no worries, i know you meant it as advice and not to hurt 👍😊 and I actually brought it into my next video where I slow things down, or at least parts of it 🤘 What I do… Well this is a hobby thing, and I’m still learning myself, but I enjoy this craft very much. KZbin can be an inspiring place, but the real learner is to just go for it, and not be afraid to do mistakes, as most mistakes can usually be fixed. That’s my experience with woodwork🤘your support is awesome btw! Thanks for that! 👌🤘👍