Dog Bone Bench - 376

[@JayBates]

Thanks for watching. I'll address any questions or comments in a follow up video on my second channel: kzbin.info

[@tonylatham5915]

I'd be curious as to how you did the SVG or DXF file. Nice job, by the way.

[@solitudewoodworking]

Table came out great! Little off topic from the table is your thought on your miter saw. I know you tried a few brands and always seem to come back to the Rigid. I have a Kobalt that needs to be replaced. Is the Rigid your #1 pick still or is there some good runner ups?

[@tomatha3713]

@@solitudewoodworking I have the Ridgid 12" sliding miter saw and it's a beast, BUT, I just learned that Delta is making a Cruzer model for Ridgid that I will be keeping an eye out for a review on. It's priced at $499, so pretty attractive for my budget.

[@solitudewoodworking]

@@tomatha3713 I’ll have to keep an eye out on that also. I seen the newish bosh slider as a popular option also. Time to start doing more research :)

[@quirtdrozario9983]

WOW!!!!! What fantastic machines. Thank you for this video. The awesome Jay Bates.

[@shaineriches4369]

Great content jay , No annoying background music ,so we can actually concentrate on whats going on in the video and not be sidetracked by music. Thumbs up from me mate 👍👍 looking forward to the upcoming content.

[@hawgdawg556]

Very cool chairs and very cool bench. Clean AND rustic. Beautiful.

[@sparky1044]

Cool idea with the bones. I haven't been on KZbin as much last few months, your daughter has grown so much!

[@TedAlexander24]

The Avid is a beast! What you are able to make it do is stupid crazy! Love the dog bones. I distinctly remember milling those bent slabs really thick for bowl blanks. And I know you insisted it was going to be a bench. You were right!

[@timfoster6892]

Love it! These videos without commentary are normally quite boring, but Jay has always been as gifted with his video editing, as he has been with his wood working!

[@BlackdogCards]

That looks awesome. I also like the 12 minute video format with no speaking.

[@stephenemerson9890]

Great bench! I got excited when I saw you dig out the slab. I had the thought that Mr. Bates is going to demonstrate hand planing Maclura pomefera. That CNC is definatly the big horse in the barn.

[@pmelchman]

Well done Jay. Perfect use of the osage. We love seeing the "Double Jay".

[@andrewbrown8148]

That's a great looking bench~! The dog bone tenons are a very nice touch. I'm hoping that when (ever) I get a CNC that I can set (rig) it up to mill end-grain as yours does. That's a nice feature.

[@jx14aby]

Very handsome bench. Good work. I was impressed how you didn't gouge your work table when you were cutting off the ends of the board.

[@JayBates]

Oh I did. My z zero wasn't set properly on the first cut.

[@jx14aby]

@@JayBates I thought that looked risky. You've got a great wood shop. Very impressive.

[@AndrewKleinWW]

The dumb and dumber clip got me, it’s so true! Great build and I loved the pace of the video.

[@garybath6276]

I've been away for a couple of years but have always enjoyed and learned a lot. You used to explain what's going on and how things work. You're not the only one. I wish everyone go back to the old format. Another thing is everybody used to do builds with tools that most people have and now it's all about Big machines that does all the work. The average person can't afford these incredibly expensive machines. Anyway it's not like I'm going to stop watching you. Just a thought for you to consider. Thanks Jay

[@christopherperisho4819]

Good use of Dumb & Dumber slice! Cool bench, great video!

[@leatherbydragonfly]

What awesome color. The perfect piece for a gathering of friends around the firepit.

[@bigdogmn73]

Man you and your twin brother sure work well together..Nice Job J&J brothers

[@DIYDuBItYourself]

All the workouts were built up for this project. That’s a chunk of a slab. Looks amazing!

[@paulparker4697]

Thanks for the video I appreciate it. I'm really interested in the CNC aspect. It's nice to be able to machine your own custom pieces. Nice "life hack" Jay!!!!! I'm liking how you're criss crossing the modern/ old school building techniques. Keep up the good work and enjoy this holiday season with the family.

[@terristroh3965]

I love this bench. Those dog bone mortise and tenons are too clever!

[@williamellis8993]

Nice bench, Jay. I like the way you carried the dog bone theme with the mortise through the top. Enjoyed seeing your little cutie at the end, too. Bill

[@Uncle_Buzz]

Super cool, Jay. That's a heckuva piece of wood.

[@MisterBurns69]

Even though I do not like this yellow color of the wood, the bench design itself is great!

[@BruceAUlrich]

Awesome bench. Awesome edit. Awesome video.

[@lorenmeyer5290]

WOW Absolutely beautiful! CNC's are amazing tool's! Thanks for sharing!

[@mattbowers5342]

Very creative! I love the look of the Osage Orange after it oxidizes.

[@mauserkk98]

Looks very good, nice bit of wood great colour.

[@jeffbrady4281]

Nice job I love the level of precision that the CNC gives to your projects!!! It check my OCD box when I watch these videos 😁

[@parillaworks]

The perfect opportunity to make a life sized banana…

[@jandrewmore]

Nice looking build Jay. Quality work as always. Best part is your projects always seem to be something you're going to get some serious use out of.

[@aslacker]

Milling that Bois D' Arc will show you where you have dust leaks. BTDT. Great stuff Jay.

[@christopherleenknecht920]

Love it.Great job Jay,it's Beautiful 👍

[@cudazi]

Dog bone mortise and tenon, what a time to be alive. Also.... WE LANDED ON THE MOON! -Lloyd

[@nemo4907]

I love the dog bone tenon idea! The wife wants me to incorporate that in a design somewhere in our kennel run.

[@tool2man]

Another beautiful job, perfect application for that piece of curved stock.

[@ArmyVet76]

No bones about it. Beautiful build 👊🏼

[@mihailmihaylov9617]

That is a bone-a-fide new joint in woodworking

[@ste4bz]

Owning a cnc... I totally appreciate the effort put into the setup of where those dog bone cutouts would be on your cnc bed... 5000 sanity checks required then a whole load of finger crossing

[@jandrewmore]

I hadn't thought about that part of the difficulty.

[@falfas55bgas]

To debark stuff like this slab, use a Triton Superjaws to hold one side and the other side resting on a sawhorse. This puts the slab vertical and so the live edge is on top and easy to draw knife. I've done this ALOT with live edge (natural curve) timberframe braces. Also it's always best to remove the bark while green if possible. It's harder when dry. Also depends on if the sap was running or not when it dried.

[@ConorMakes]

can hardly believe how big your daughter is getting all ready. excellent bench I like it

[@befmx31]

Damn, that CNC stuff is amazing. Making the tenons was way cool.

[@TheHkluivert]

The accuracy of such a CNC is just incredible...

[@brucewelty7684]

Nice toys! Great machining vid.

[@richs5422]

Great stuff. Keep after the maintenance, as my experience with ash outdoors is that it spalts and rots quickly if one doesn't.

[@tonybruns61]

Nice.Jay Have a good day.

[@roncunning3117]

Amazing! Nice job Jay!!!

[@Wordsnwood]

Excellent use of the natural curve, Jay! Great choice. Is it at all tippy? Looks solid.

[@JayBates]

Not tippy. Solid as a rock. Very pleased with the joinery stability.

[@benmoore8147]

I’ve always wondered what the Ted Alexander hat was for. I’ve googled it at least 5 times over the years 😅

[@dmitrireavis1729]

You could make a fortune selling these to towns/cities with dog parks. Nice job!

[@TheVideoGameVault]

Very creative tenon!

[@ZigBaird]

Love it! Great use for that slab.

[@HansJPfisterer]

Hey Jay, very nice project, thank you for showing! I am building a special dog box for cars and we are using our CNC to cut the panels. For being able to do a horizontal cut we would like to use a "horicontal fracer blade" that can make a 1,5 mm (European!) wide slot into the sides of the panels to hide the hinges! Can you recommend a product that can handle that best? Thanks from Vienna, Austria, Hans

[@susantaylor7152]

I love that bench!!

[@freezey1291]

I'm very impressed 🤩

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool it turned out great

[@keggyification]

Hi Jay, is Osage Orange rot resistant, (I'm guessing that's what the seat is)? I don't know much about this species and don't recall ever seeing it over here in the UK. it's native in the SE UA I understand. Great project and great video, thanks for sharing.

[@TitlefightPA]

There really are no limits with todays woodworking. Dog bone tenons? And they thought the future would have flying cars.

[@kisarader]

My only question is could you have done this without the CNBC machine seems alot of woodworkers are going away from more traditional technics

[@EvanDunville]

Cool Bench!

[@warniedaniel9867]

The black bristle sweepers on the Cnc head… what are they called, I’ve been trying to find some to use on a different type of application it have had a hard time figuring out what they’re called

[@Hvn1957]

Well, it's a lovely bench made from a beautiful slab. But here in New England, we hand cut our dogbones. 🙂

[@JayBates]

Very cool!

[@dnngskn62]

Now that's dog gone good.

[@fabienlegall1199]

Absolutely love it

[@seanporter113]

I love the dog bone tenons. So interesting what can be done with a CNC Machine. I definitely can see it takes a lot of the actual work out of the project. But, that’s obviously the industry trend and I wont bother dissing the newer machines. And I know from watching your videos how much actual skill you bring. Cutting out time is awesome… The thing that does bother me about these types of machines (and this is literally what bothers me and would apply to if I was building it) is that I would feel that the machine built something and not me.

[@j.m.castilla7150]

Impresionante trabajo e impresionante máquina

[@patrickhigdon7050]

usually I don't like the videos with CnC's but I really enjoyed this one. Was the dog bone ascetic only or is it a stronger tenon?

[@JayBates]

Just for looks.

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Just beautiful.

[@chuckufarley1343]

You should play the Benny Hill music when you dump the sawdust barrel.

[@yinn2yang]

thanks for the video

[@26tp]

Very cool Jay. Is there a stationary machine you didn't use in this project?

[@JayBates]

Good eye.

[@mikethompson6713]

That brown to yellow reminds me of hedge apple

[@lestergrayson3049]

Nice job what finish did you use on it I am making 4 adirondack chairs and don't know what to use 🤔

[@JayBates]

Basic oil wax mix. It's not durable but easy to reapply

[@lestergrayson3049]

@@JayBates easy is one of the requirements for me to use it 🤔

[@W4TRI_Ronny]

Avid CNC.... Don't call it a Biscuit Joiner. Well it does that too!

[@mbmurphy777]

Do you like the safe coat better than Osmo?

[@JayBates]

Never used osmo. This works so I'll use it up before trying anything else.

[@Azurko]

I LOVE that bench! I've got a few thick branches of Osage Orange that I salvaged from a guy's burn pile a few years ago and just been waiting for a project. Sadly it's most likely pens or maybe a small box/pot but the wood is gorgeous! What was that finish you put on it?

[@JayBates]

Just an oil wax mix. Not durable but easy to reapply.

[@jamesmangas3995]

Outstanding

[@twobitwoodworker]

Save the offcuts, they'd make good mallet heads if there's no checks in them.

[@GibClark]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@barry99705]

How long's it take for the neighbors to get all that sawdust out of their pool??? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@MrKking33]

What type of finish was that?

[@latherookie]

I call dibbs on the osage cut-offs!

[@marciowashingtonmartins3954]

Very good.

[@dennismacwilliams196]

This needed voice over. !

[@Festoos]

didn't read the description about the species and spent a good 10 minutes adjusting my color settings trying to figure out why is was so yellow haha

[@gregmize01]

Why didn't you clone yourself when applying the finish? Did you only have one brush?😂

[@airwolf61970]

Jay, I think it's beautiful, but. I don't think CNC is ww. I really enjoy your channel and I am glad you can use hand tools and power as well. Just my opinion. Have a great holiday season

[@dpmeyer4867]

nice

[@davecurda2350]

I much prefer the talking version of your build videos

[@oscarsegura2004]

You should sell the sawdust to ikea.

[@HarrisonFord11]

I think Jay lost his hand tools.

[@masjabrikdiy8422]

Hai jay saya belum.pernah melihat alat apa.ini

[@bobbycresap4440]

This channel has sadly become a machinist channel. I watch those type of channels but it is better when the marching is done on metal. I much preferred when this was a woodworking channel and not a "let's see what a creative thing I can program into my CAD software."

[@brandonbevan6426]

Meh I like your old videos better where you made stuff with you hands. I get it a kid time it harder to come by but being a machinist and see the things cnc can do this isn’t impressive at all. Get back to the basics jay