I built a RIDICULOUS project, and tried a double mortice and tenon

1:04 Coffee!
2:35 Planning
4:45 Prepping the timber
6:18 Deciding on a joint
14:05 Cutting the mortices
25:24 Making the tenons
40:52 Glue-up and final shaping
43:57 Finish and debrief
This video is far too long. This project was a crazy idea. It was meant to just be a simple base for a can crusher, and it got out of hand. I'm sorry it's so long!
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[@HighCalibreFilms]

Great stuff. Really enjoyed seeing your planning, making little errors and adjusting, and then a finished product. That router profile ended up a nice touch

[@iteachtime]

Thank you for spelling Rimu on the screen. I hear other New Zealanders call out that wood in their work and never could figure out how to spell it. Now you have me determined to cut a double tenon. Never made one before! Keep making videos. Love your channel!! -Stan, from Texas.

[@PaulTreefella]

Bit of a tip, cut out the bulk of the wood with a spade bit.

[@GeoffGummer]

awesome work, much jealous of some of your machinery. We're always harder on ourselves - seeing all the imperfections that no one else cares about.

[@ethanneale]

I’ve watched a few videos of yours now and it’s all been thoroughly enjoyable. I’m a carpenter (builder) with a love for joinery in my spare time and your making all the right moves

[@PeoplesCarpenter]

Thank you Ethan, I really appreciate the encouragement.

[@shaunb_123]

Very nice work, better than I would be able to do for sure!

[@PeoplesCarpenter]

Thank you. You might prove yourself wrong, though!

[@troyboy4345]

An excellent job, how much have you learnt ? ... shed loads, keep it up and looking forward to the journey ... look after your self, see you again soon (UK Yorkshire)

[@666metalman1]

Absolutely loved the video mate. I'm also new to joinery only been doing it for just over a year so im here to learn with you. And for your first mortise and tenon that was great. Would love to see you make a wooden mallet though it was the first thing i made and i use it in almost all of my projects. I even use it for my chiselling. And to make it slightly heavier i laminated the head with lead sinkers and sand in the middle to stop them moving around. Also just wondering i love that file where did you get it from? Im also in NZ

[@PeoplesCarpenter]

Thank you! And a mallet sounds like a fun project, too.

[@PeoplesCarpenter]

Oh sorry, I forgot to mention. I bought the chemically polished file on Ebay. Search for chemical polished file and you'll see quite a few varieties. But I have now discovered a store called "Japanese Tools Australia" where you can buy the Iwasaki brand.