Do you see how this joint fits together?? I couldn't figure it out...

[@Ouwetje]

The fun you had, when you figured it out, was actualy the best part of the whole video. You're an amzing woodworker

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! It was so satisfying to figure it out.

[@aucourant9998]

The tightness of the final joint is a compliment to your skill.

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

I love your daughter saying “I’m smart” right in the moment **before** she’s about to figure out the last piece of the puzzle, it felt like such a relatable thing, those moments when we need to pep ourselves up for the last bit of a challenge by saying out loud what we know is true!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha yeah! The boys were not happy she figured it out first 😂

[@DrZalmat]

I wish more poeple would learn like this: "i dont know how this works, lets build it to find out!"

[@SigmaHayate]

Xamael Zalmat a lot of things you wouldn’t have the luxury to try. Buying these machines is not something you can just say it out and do it.

[@DrZalmat]

@@SigmaHayate well you dont have to build it from wood and i meant generally... a lot of people dont try things for themself and just say: i dont know and i dont care

[@3x3CustomTamar]

IT's the only way I learn, ha

[@GachaSam11107]

I wish more people learn like that too, that's how I learn a lot of the stuff I can do (Solving a rubik's cube, aerial silks, drawing, learning how to solve math problems before they even teach it to us in school, etc.) I feel like it's more fun to learn things yourself :) I'm 13 XD

[@GRichardWrotten]

Be the change.

[@Martin1519]

I’m impressed she was able to make this just by looking at the picture, no blueprints, no instructions.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

🤘

[@pteddie6965]

You are such a smart lady and it's always enjoyable to watch you complete a project. I agree with Hans. The fun, the joy that you share with us while you work is always a major reason why your videos are so entertaining. Combine that with the woodworking skills that you teach us and you become the complete package. Thanks for this video.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! Thanks so much!

[@SirGabealot]

I really love your "let's figure out how to do this thing together" format of videos. Great stuff!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad to hear bc I like doing them. Ha

[@filipdemeyst8842]

Indeed

[@dougc78]

Your ability to figure out these complicated joints continues to amaze me! Plus it’s a delight to watch you noodle through the process. Thanks.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad you like watching it, bc I like doing it. Ha

[@gungasam3000]

I **loved** your satisfaction when it all fit together! I like watching you make these interesting joinery projects, you've got a very good spatial acuity.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! Glad you liked it!

[@passerby9123]

Tamar, In looking at your workshop, you appear to be one of the most organised people I have come across, and for you, organisation seems to be about a love of patterns into which things can fit, can be fitting, and finally to just feel right when they all click into place. Not so much about control and/or efficiency, but about options and strategies that provide a background of boundaries and borders to the efforts you make or will need to make at a later date. Great puzzle, great work, and you seem to be able to easily manage one of the best woodworking joints in town.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Ha! Wow! Appreciate that thanks!

[@ejtakach]

I enjoyed seeing you have so much fun when they all came together!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It was really satisfying. Ha

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Олег thanks for the offer! I actually own that one already 😉

[@ryderscustomcreations3665]

Олег I could use that! Lol

[@deanrichardson134]

Love the enthusiasm on all your builds. Also refreshing laughing at your own mistakes and frustrations. I’ve learnt so much from your videos. Thank You!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear ☺️

[@jessharriman3254]

lol The joint is made out of poplar and the "scrap" piece is oak. Love it.

[@stingehte]

I really liked this. Generally men are into all these kinda tasks - forging, carpentry, milling etc.. but it's nice to see a lady so skillful into this laborious kinda task.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it

[@stingehte]

@@3x3CustomTamar It was a fine work. The tight fit and the click sound was the most satisfying part. Such tight fit it an art of perfection working with best approximation. I have seen one more 3 wood joinery long back. Seems like u keep hunting for puzzle like wood joinery.

[@dirkdoogenstein]

You: Spends 126 hours reverse engineering a joint Kids making the puzzle: *WHACK*

[@3x3CustomTamar]

😂

[@KarlBunker]

So cool! Not only a neat puzzle of a joint, but also one that’s strong and practical, and one that would add a lot of visual interest to any piece it was used in.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! Totally!

[@TallGuyDIY]

Love the creative problem solving when something seems puzzling!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks! ☺️

[@countrymagic61]

@@3x3CustomTamar It is also awesome how you bring your kids in to this. Allowing them to use, challenge and exercise their thought process to figure things out. AND, no batteries needed!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Mike Miller kept them occupied for a bit 😉

[@garynovak7977]

Love, love, LOVE the "figure out the joint" videos. And this one is double-delicious because it's a puzzle for the kids at the end of it all. Thanks!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad to hear! Yeah, they had fun with it. Ha

[@grahamb7947]

We actually learned this cut as a puzzle during woodshop in my school in the UK. Never was it taught to us that we could use it for anything but messing with people's heads though 😂

[@janschoice3855]

Hoi are the best woodworker, mother and wife in the whole world! Happy family 😘🌷

[@tomhostetter8516]

That's a pretty neat joint, I use Mastercraft chisels in my shop, (Menards Brand) I have a few Erwin chisels as well. Even if you dont make a table with that it's a good puzzle for guests to figure out haha. Have a great day!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hah yup! The kids were very excited to show it to their grandfather who came for a visit.

[@ProfRonconi]

Fantastic! Without this video I could never have worked it out. What amazes me is that some people have such great spatial imagination that they can work out the cuts they need!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! It's always fun to figure this stuff out!

[@Inchaos42]

I had a set a wooden puzzles called “Devilish Puzzles” and this was one of four.

[@davekimball3610]

I thought of a similar puzzle. Mr Puzzle's you tube channel meeting up with Tamar here for sure.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Cool!

[@CaiMorgan420]

@@davekimball3610 same, mine came in a match box, its a level 1 puzzle

[@leyrua]

Suddenly I want a "Devilish Puzzle" that somehow involves an _apple._

[@House_of_Caine]

There's a similar puzzle over here called "Devil's Fist"

[@liamshelley]

As someone who is just getting in to woodworking, this has inspired me to make a miniature version as a stocking filler puzzle for my nephews. Thanks!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome! Have fun with it!

[@cmar4076]

“Chin clamp” LOL 🤣

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Gotta have one! Ha

[@jowvial17]

Audibly lol'ed at that one haha

[@Dosbomber]

@@3x3CustomTamar Some people have many more than one...

[@platypusdreamtime]

I've been using a chin clamp all my life but until now didn't know what it was called. Thanks for the education!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Paul Harding hahah! Glad to help!

[@pmdinaz]

GIrls rule! ha ha ha. My future daughter in law reminds me so much of you. She's trying very hard to learn about woodworking and project crafts that are useful and helpful. I have steered her towards your channel and she enjoys watching and learning from you as much as I do. Makes me a proud father to be. Thanks for sharing!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! You sound like a good father in law! Or you’re going to be a good father in law. Ha

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

"GIRLS RULE!!" Your problem solving skills are to be admired. I love that you brought it in for the kids to figure out. Fun, fun, fun. I may make it just like a puzzle with smaller pieces.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome! Have fun with it!

[@DavisStillson]

Love how you walk us through this piece.. it is a really complex but gorgeous joint!! Knowing how you are thinking about what you do is such a help. Lots of folks just do the work without the thought process, it adds so much to all your videos!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! Thanks! Order of operations is everything. Ha

[@ElliotNesterman]

FWIW, these sort of locking parts are usually called Luban locks, as the legendary Chinese engineer Lu Ban is said to have invented them. The Chinese woodworker Grandpa Amu has a number of videos that show him making various Luban lock puzzles. In this one he makes a Luban lock puzzle in the shape of an apple. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHLSdKeLnaxnY6s

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks for the info!

[@RobbieDBobbet]

I like how you show your thought process on the fly. Its not ALWAYS shown in his kind of content and usually leaves people (myself included) thinking the same thing / potentially having a harder time because they didn't take something into account.

[@free-energy-systems]

Something like that could be made into a conversation piece. It's a 3D puzzle and it's pretty cool !!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Totally agree!

[@perrych2012]

What a joyous video - doing woodwork for sheer fun of it. Thank you for sharing and for showing how you work it out rather than editing the vid to a perfect outcome.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@leflipmo]

"Hi and welcome to another episode of Mr.Puzzle!"

[@AutumnFallen]

This was my exact thought lol

[@michaelthwaites8791]

Although I anticipated one problem you encountered, there was so much I didn't! Thanks for the exploratory way you did the project! You were thoughtful, especially about safety. It was fun to watch you work

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear! Thanks!

[@hmsiegel79]

The first thing I thought of when I saw video was this video from Steve Ramsey about two months ago, though on a much bigger scale. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3zOm3mBfKaibac

[@patrickhenderson1964]

I built one of the puzzles and that’s the first thing I thought of when I saw the picture of the table.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Cool. Havnt seen that one.

[@Tony-ot6ym]

Same. I made one as a gift for Father's Day last week. I think he's still working on it haha

[@epeiusgarage]

Love Steve!

[@3110luigi]

I also saw Steve make it a few weeks ago. He referred to it as a "COG" puzzle, as the pieces resemble the letters c, o, and g.

[@samuelrytkonen6045]

I love how exited you got!!! Not many woodworkers have this much emotion in their vids

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha it was a lot of fun. Actually today. It was all apart and I attempted to put it together again fir the first time since I published this video and it was just as confusing and I got just as excited 😂

[@janiceinga]

"Chin clamp." Oh yeah. :D

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Gotta have one!

[@Dandelion-32]

You can never have too many ❤️

[@stevenanderson7623]

I have two “chin clamps!”

[@Dandelion-32]

@@stevenanderson7623 You've gotta keep on working on them, Steven. When you get more, you even increase the clamping force :-D

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Steven Anderson 😂😂😂

[@AutotechWoodworking]

I love the way you take things that interest or intrigue you and then proceed to figure out how to make and then assemble them. My daughter has a round dining table with a heavy glass top with that joint, although I'd bet that it is glued together. If you make a bunch of them and then get a very large ball, you can play the worlds largest game of jacks!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha would be an interesting game to play. Thanks! Cool that your daughter has a similar table

[@cliff5240]

That laughter of joy when the pieces fit together was worth watching the video. I love how you did not edit out the trials of trying to figure this out -- it was a fun journey!!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Ha!! It was so satisfying to figure out!

[@senorbeige]

The sound when the joint finally clicked into place made my heart warm. It was actually a strange sensation. I really enjoy your experiential editing and how you take us along for the ride of a project.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It was such a good feeling. So glad you liked it!

[@dwwoodbuilds]

Another great video! The joint is vey cool, but what REALLY enjoyed was you sharing your thoughts as you went along. Showing that you didn’t have it all figured out, that there’s different aspects to consider and how they relate. To me that’s an all too often hidden or ignored part of projects. Than you again for bringing us along!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! So glad you liked it. Thanks!

[@ToolShow]

The best part was watching you figure it out and getting excited right along with you! Thanks for sharing!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! It was really fun!

[@rosswaring2835]

I really admire your curiosity and problem solving skills. Really enjoy your work ❤️

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! Awesome to hear

[@rosswaring2835]

3x3Custom - Tamar You’re welcome Tamar. Having an engineering training, I appreciate how you approach your projects and look for solutions.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Ross Waring ☺️

[@higgsthebosun]

I made that joint as a puzzle in woodwork years ago. It's very satisfying watching you work these joints out

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it! It’s so fun

[@SomeoneCommenting]

I always admire the imagination of the first person who comes up with all these puzzles. You must have some damn amazing ability to figure out stuff in 3D

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Agreed. Ha. Thanks! ☺️

[@oliverlangner5202]

Had to watch it three times, to understand this mess of a joint! Geezzzzzlesssss! Crazy! It's f***in' brilliant! And you figured it out in no time! Man, I wish, half of my coworkers where as smart as you are. This channel is gold.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hahah! Glad you liked it! This was really fun to figure out

[@christiangayraud493]

Toujours aussi captivant de vous voir travailler. Les idées sont originales, le travail est précis, rigoureux et le tout avec le sourire. Bravo!!

[@alexs3119]

Good on you young lady. Your video clips are soooo inspirational and your smile so charming. I honestly enjoy every minute or challenges you were putting before yourself. Keep on doing a great job.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome To hear. Thanks!

[@Zogg1281]

I love your way of problem solving! I've never seen that joint used as a table base before and now I'm thinking of all the things I could do with it. I have loads of different ones, designed for problem solving as they are great for presents. You could buy a set of them and increase the size of all the pieces to make custom furniture. The other thing to note is that in most cases the actual length of each piece of wood doesn't have to be the same, the important part is the joint. This means that with the more complex puzzle you can change the lengths to suit the piece you are making. I've also seen two different puzzles joined together by putting one on both ends of a longer piece of wood. This means that, with this puzzle, you could create a table base with 2 pieces crossing at each end and 1 beam that is part of the puzzle joint at both ends (5 pieces of wood in total) 👍

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds like a cool experiment. Ha

[@DonsWoodies]

Cool. I've made a few of those as little puzzles and always end up giving them away. Seeing it as a larger piece like a table base is so cool. Love your excitement when you got it together.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Fun! It’s so satisfying to get it all to fit together. Ha

[@jeffreyeagen4896]

You really come up with some cool stuff! Not only was it fun watching you try to figure out how it goes together, but it's amazing that someone figured out how to create it in the first place!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So glad it you liked watching! It was really fun to do. Ha

[@clydebalcom8252]

This is why I like your channel. You enjoy the process. You have a lot in common with my wife. She is also smart and loves to figure things out for herself.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds like we would be friends. Ha

[@johankotze42]

This was only the second video from you I watched , and both turned into geometric puzzles! I love this.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha glad you like it

[@charlieevergreen3514]

Cool joint, and it was fun watching you figure out the process and configuration. With a satisfying -clack- when it closed! Thanks!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hah! Thanks so much! It was really fun to do

[@kinkjarfold3816]

Yes, lots of fun watching you figure this one out. And the chin clamp was priceless! I have one of those, too. They come in handy.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! Chin clamp for the win. Ha

[@MattZab83]

I only found your videos recently but you've fast become my favourite woodworking youtuber! You approach everything with such joy and give really clear explainations and visuals to what you're doing, I absolutely love it!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! Thanks!

[@vicf6509]

Love your willingness and desire to always learn and try something new. It is fun to watch.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you like it because I have fun doing it. Ha

[@thetessellater9163]

Love it! Good to see a novelty rather than a functional make. Keep up the great work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you like it!

[@adammabe5819]

Tamar - I'm not much of a commenter because I'm so new in the space of the craft, even as an audience member, but I have to say that I find it to be so intriguing that it is your willingness to admit your own newness and lack of knowing that makes the viewer perceive you as such a master. It makes me feel confident in your ability, and somehow, it makes me feel confident in my own. Whenever there is a subject that I need to reference, your channel has become my go-to. I will be watching this guy or that guy and think, "hmmm, I bet Tamar has a video on this." Of course you do, and it's your video that gives me the insight I need to go forth and create, time after time. I find your approach so refreshing. Instead of a showcase of all your knowledge and years of gathering skill, you say, "hey, come with me while I figure this out," and it's there, in the novelty of the experience, that your knowledge and years of gathering skill are quietly and humbly showcased without you having to even highlight them. Woman, you are good! You are beautiful, you are powerful, you are purposeful, and I, for one, am an adoring fan! It is with great respect and admiration that I say - Rock on!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

That’s really so awesome to hear! Glad my videos are helping!

[@SawdustmakerLori]

What a brain teaser! You should make an outdoor table to put by your pool with this joint or a beautiful indoor table with this joint made from walnut would be beautiful. I'm so glad you figured out the puzzle!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Ha! If I had the space for a new coffee table I would consider it 😂

[@amandalim3330]

I actually had a wooden 3d puzzle when I was younger that was exactly this... I loved it, but soon grew bored of it after I figured it out. It's fun to see that it can be used in a practical way as well, and an insight into how the puzzle might be made

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Yeah for sure. After figuring it out it losses it’s fun. But it’s cool to see it can be practical!

[@MustafaBirsoz]

8:34 I love how you fail and adapt and have peace with it

[@MustafaBirsoz]

Love your energy

[@MustafaBirsoz]

I will make the same and let my collueges try to take it apart :D

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Have fun!

[@davidkardon7282]

I love seeing your common sense techniques for measuring and layout. Great video, even though I don't anticipate using this in any way in my woodworking.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you like it! I do anything to avoid math. Ha

[@davidkardon7282]

@@3x3CustomTamar Math leads to more errors, in my (more limited) experience. More accurate and convenient referencing off of the workpiece when possible.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

David Kardon Couldn’t agree more

[@simonschafer8243]

i have to say, with my 34 years, after the corona virus destroyed my self employment as an event technician, your videos are making me want to do an apprenticeship as a woodcrafter. thank you

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sorry about your job.... woodworking is a super fun hobby

[@MiniLuv-1984]

That is brilliant! Your craftmanship is, as always, magnificent.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much!

[@robertmahnke1671]

great video! The fun u had trying to assemble the thing U actually built was hilarious. Also the awareness of not showing the identity of ur kids in the internet should be a leading example to all other content creators. Great work! Greetings from Germany

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! So glad you liked it! And my kids.... they’re upset I won’t show them. Ha.

[@bryanperry4557]

I was so glued to this video...I felt like I was part of the puzzle at the end...totally enjoyed this build...!!!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! So awesome to hear!

[@clydedecker765]

Tamar, I enjoy your videos more than anyone else's because you're willing to take on the challenge without a lot of help. And you always seem to solve the improbable. You don't have to be Ishitani or Guy or Sellers or King - Tamar can do it - just give her the challenge. Great video. I have seen several puzzles that work the same way but you seem not to have seen them before! Amazing demonstration of problem solving.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Nope! Never seen it before! Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT job Tamar. 14:20 = the highlight of the video HOORAY! !! !!! Way to take on the "joint challenge". Looking forward to the next one.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks so much! Ha! They had so much fun with it!

[@edgardoracadio7908]

Another piece of art! Thanks for sharing and the excitement while watching is a good feeling! Love it!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks!

[@tomnekuda3818]

So nice......good cuts with accurate cuts. I just sent your upload to my two carpenter daughters......hope they explore others. Have a good day; I really enjoy your youtube channel.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! Thanks!

[@davyp2993]

At 12yo, 1st year in secondary school, 1972, this puzzle was the first project we had to make in woodwork class in the North of Scotland. It took a complete term.! The only differences were we did not use power tools, and there was no chamfered corners. It was about learning the basics of hand tools, measuring and marking. Tool used were: Pencil, square, marking guage, plane, tenon saw, cutting hook, chisel, mallet. All done on a workbench with a vice. We started with a single piece of "off the saw" timber. Instructions: Cut all pieces of wood to the correct length, (all ends being square). Plane all sides, so all sides were square and smooth. Mark out the puzzle, (no tracing, all by measurements) Cut out the shapes with the tenon saw where possible, (the two open notches). And the holes in the centre with the chisel. I am not saying the final example fitted as tight as the one you made. But everyone has to start somewhere. To my memory no one got injured.! But to be honest, if we had hurt ourselves we would have not owned up to (big Hamie) the teacher.! It brings a smile to my face thinking about this being done today with all the "safety" concerns. ps. In metal work we had to make a "square". Similar marking, cutting, filing, and we got to use the drill press to drill the holes for the rivits that held the corner. Thanks for the upload. Keep up the good work.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds like fun. Wish I had something like that in school

[@davyp2993]

@@3x3CustomTamar I am afraid my secondary school was pulled down about ten years ago and the new one does not have woodwork or metalwork rooms in it. They still have technical drawing but the only construction the kids get now is in the art class. Where will it all end.! "sigh"!

[@markbryan9989]

"I am going to try to figure this out" Of course you are and you will!! So much fun watching your videos. Smart kids too! Thanks Tamar.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! They had a lot of fun with it. They’re also excited to show it to ppl when they can come over....

[@CsongorHalmai]

That honest joy you showed, it just made my day. Thanks. :)

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jamessnider641]

Nice craftsmanship... enjoyable to watch.

[@phpn99]

That was the most clever segue into product placement, I’ve seen on KZbin. It was perfectly dovetailed ;-)

[@bobt2522]

I agree. It fit into the flow of the video without feeling forced.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it! Ha

[@pzzuo1387]

Looked so fun! I wish my wife enjoyed woodworking like you! So talented.....

[@TheBebow53]

The Rubicks cube of wood joinery. Great video! You have a gift in problem solving skills, love following along.

[@d__dunbar9123]

You are so talented! Amazing how you learned your craft just through trial and error! My favorite part of your videos is when you make a mistake.... you explain to us how you solved it! Most people just edit it out! I also love the B roll at the end and especially the bloopers!😂 I do not hit the notification bell for any channel but yours! I just love how authentic and real your videos are! Keep up the brilliant work!!❤️💜🧡🖤💛💙💚📐🧰🔨

[@3x3CustomTamar]

That’s so awesome to hear! Thanks so much!

[@wm005]

Watching you work and figure it all out was awesome. You are very talented.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear! Thanks!

[@PJGalati]

I love your quest to understand all joints! I find it fascinating, although it's not something I am actively pursuing myself.... maybe some day. The I will come rewatch all your crazy joint videos!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hahah it’s so fun. And it gives me confidence when doing simpler stuff on my regular projects

[@enriquecancino7519]

Very cool learning experience for you and the rest of us! Wooden puzzles are always fun!

[@petechandler9502]

Retired, build stringed instruments as a hobby. I have an 1800 sq. ft. workshop. Wish my wife of 47 years enjoyed woodworking as much as you do. She has no interest at all. Love watching your videos. ❤️👍🏻

[@3x3CustomTamar]

My husband has no interest either. At least I have my daughter. Ha

[@corydriver7634]

That was awesome when you finally slid everything together. I love how the light just came on, really cool project.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Super satisfying. Thanks so much!

[@soccerax14]

I wish I could like this multiple times! so much fun watching it all come together!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it!

[@tamerabdelaziz.]

I have seen this method in many videos, but it is your most beautiful and professional way Very nice work thanks tamar for sharing us this great joint by your way 👍

[@kdawg925]

@13:40 I was getting concerned, but then I think I felt the same satisfaction you did when you figured it out and it clicked, that was just awesome. Great job!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! It was so satisfying to hear that click!

[@RaindropsBleeding]

I think my favorite part of this video is the last 5-10 seconds where your daughter encounters the issue of the tight joint preventing her from sliding it in one direction, so after a few attempts, she flips it around and slides it off in the other direction. Just watching her encounter, evaulate, and solve that problem really shows a high level of intelligence. That was worth the entire video for just that bit.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

That was fun for me to watch too ☺️

[@bryangreifinger8356]

wow that was more involved than i thought it was going to be. That IS a great joint. Thanks for sharing Tamar.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

It was really fun to figure out!

[@tzisorey]

My grandfather had a thorn like this on his coffee table, so I've been playing with that sort of thing since I was 5. You did really well!

[@MarieAxelsson]

These kind of things are so satisfying once you understand how they lock into place!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So fun to do

[@TimPiggott]

Absolutely loved the thinking process and especially the idea of rounding the edges to match the forstner bit radius. 👍🏻🙏

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it!

[@thomasburns9116]

Tamar you have put me back into wood working thanks ... Watching you had woke ...me up .... Back to wood working.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

So awesome to hear

[@PatNetherlander]

Awesome! You're having SO much fun! That's what's it all about!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

For sure! So fun. Ha

[@hamadamanchester2436]

Wonderful, the shape is great, and the trick is wonderful. I loved this job very much

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Awesome to hear!

[@hamadamanchester2436]

@@3x3CustomTamar I'm sorry, I don't speak English, I only speak Arabic .... My writing is bad because I translate on Google

[@rockrollarc9792]

Wow you are an amazing woodworker. Thank you for making this video

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Glad you liked it!

[@luckytoothpick]

It’s not reasonable just how tingly and excited I got when you clicked that last piece into place. Very satisfying

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Hahah! I machine how I felt doing it

[@EvaderGuy]

It’s great how you impressed yourself with the cross cut. Nice job!

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Haha! Thanks!

[@HCarpenter]

BEAUTIFUL PROJECT!! Excellent idea also

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Thanks!

[@somepunk2541]

Thanks for this. I remember using a saw to cut a table using this design. The tenant left it behind claiming it was junk but we figured they didn't know how to remove it. We tried to pull it apart because it couldn't fit through the door or a window and when that failed we used the saw. When we had it in pieces, it looked they used some serious glue & nails to keep it together but I always wondered if the people who installed the table really needed to use glue & nails.

[@3x3CustomTamar]

Sounds interesting