Beech Waney Edge Slab Coffee Table Frame (part 2 of 2)

In this video I make a frame for the beech slab table using some sapele.
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For blades, search eBay for "Swann Morton SM 01 Blades 4211"
Here's a link to the oak herringbone table build: • Making A Herringbone C... (part 1)
• Making A Herringbone C... (part 2)
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[@melodychest9020]

What just happened! I virtually stumbled on to your video and got mesmerised for the entirety of it! Wow .. Jesus would be proud of you! Really is such good earthy therapy!

[@hebierob]

Great build! “I decided to keep it”! Perfect! Your videos are therapeutic!

[@felixreali7101]

beautiful piece. absolutely amazing. and the patience you had to flatten that thing...wow...I would have chucked it onto a bonfire by now...lol

[@peterphelps1159]

Nice tip about the "Swann Morton" blades, Thank you

[@b_pa55]

I’m surprised you still keep doing woodwork as a hobby You are a professional woodworker in my opinion

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thank you!

[@felixreali7101]

agree

[@EvanDunville]

I like how the final result turned out, the colors of wood compliment eachother well

[@johnpolack9168]

Nice looking table.

[@glov961able]

Great work Keith! The bridle joints are bang on..... And I know exactly what you mean, regarding tidying up the joints with a chisel. It's really satisfying!

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks Scott

[@mrbrianparker]

My arms ache for days after just watching one of your videos. 8-)

[@BrianM78]

That turned out really well.

[@skycub99]

You make me wanna make things. Inspiring work you do.

[@StamosTee]

Really beautiful piece of furniture !

[@markgoode4109]

great project. love the wood choice, design, and finish. Best wishes

[@philwebb8049]

Well done mate...lovely finish to a great project. Looking forward to the next one!

[@yellerbellyworkshop]

Great job Keith as always. Love the marking knife.

[@atteljas]

Thats an excellent build! I liked legs and loved the look on the joints when finished! A classy piece of furniture indeed

[@1959ticktock]

Keith, respect to you. Always good videos. We need more video making makers on this side of the Atlantic, and you are up there.

[@kevinmay7859]

Really nice looking table Keith . It's refreshing to see some people keeping it simple

[@cliveoldfield9904]

Great build Keith,Iv watched u for some time now and it's great to see how your skill as a maker has developed,I would definitely have kept this build myself too, had I made it...huge respect to you,your work and your videos!!

[@jasonkerr8377]

Great work looked really well

[@nigegrumlin6636]

Great project Keith.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Perfect build my friend, well done... I used the same idea to attach top to legs and frame, works well..

[@chrislogue2276]

Really excellent job Keith. You really deserve that slab!

[@tinanash3979]

Good decision to keep that Keith, looks great !

[@Bill.L.Carroll]

Mickey mouse job, mate👍 Looks superb. That oil really brings out the grain and makes the contrast between the shelf and trim pop.

[@ClintRoseCarving]

Good idea with the biscuit joiner Keith, the sapele trim really finished off the plywood shelf too.

[@RichardMartin]

That’s a quality piece, no wonder you want to keep it.

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Nice work Keith! Thanks for sharing the build.😎👍JP

[@elizabethsuggs993]

Love your work.

[@michaelevans1658]

Nice job Keith.

[@garenne0169]

Very good job, congrats

[@NightWoodworker]

The table came out even better than I expected :) Great work mate, keep it up!

[@TheStrongwomans]

Wow thing beauty Love joints Good job hard work paid off

[@sneakyblackdog]

I enjoy your work

[@davewilliams355]

Nice one Keith. Proper good that it.

[@kathycourtney7958]

Beautiful!

[@okiwatashi2349]

Really nice, very inspiring, thanks

[@Badgerworkshop]

Looks great. I always end up wanting to keep the things i make.

[@markgoode4109]

The table turned out really well; the slab was a great find. Good choice of finish as well I think, just allowing the beauty of the wood to speak for itself. Thanks for sharing your skills and ideas. Best wishes.

[@michaelchew4932]

Very nice.... Looks ace!

[@TheWardagh]

Superb work 🙌🏻

[@TomasEverard]

I searched for those blades on eBay because I have the same knife, I got a pack of 50 for about £11, thanks for the tip!

[@zallibik9931]

awesome work, awesome guy

[@JakeThompson]

Pretty cool table Keith!! Fun to watch!

[@l200jjk]

Keith, that turned out really nice mate!! Great job

[@riaz1555]

Jay Bates and Jon Peters would be proud :) Nice work man

[@brianpatterson7428]

That thing is gorgeous bro. You are really progressing as a woodworker.

[@Chris-vp9ht]

looks amazing love your vids

[@tyler4164]

Nice build

[@colinaskey9777]

Hi Keith I have just watched your Beech Waney Edge Slab Coffee table Frame (part 2 of 2),its a very good vidio,and the coffee table is a first rate piece of furniture,I can apreciate why you decide to keep it,its sure it would be quite expensive to buy in a furniture shop,your vidio gets my thumbs up

[@bukatasv]

Great work!

[@user-li8gb3wl9h]

Greetings from Russia! Really loved your work! Sapele looks just fantastic.

[@MushBeanz]

waiting for you new friday vid. keith. thanks

[@normanboyes4983]

Nice job👍

[@DarkScarlettVixen]

What a lovely table! Dunno if this will help but I’ve found as I get older if I’m going to be doing a lot of heavy lifting that stretching either before or afterwards (or both, if you have time) really helps with fatigue and tightness. Maybe it’ll help you in the future after working in your shop!

[@elizabethamizdail7939]

Very nice!

[@paulerdmann8944]

Nice job

[@marcpoolman2538]

Great job again , lovely looking table . When you squared your timber up by hand plane first you could have just done that on the jointer to save some time . I was a wood machinist for 10 years but I still love watching your channel. Keep up the good work 🖒

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks. The slab was too big for my planer

[@marcpoolman2538]

Rag 'n' Bone Brown , I meant the frame . I should have explained myself sorry . Just keep doing what you do and I'm sure you'll be at it full time in the near future .

[@RagnBoneBrown]

I see what you mean. If my planer was set up permanently I would use it a lot more but it’s a pain to get it out and set it up so the hand plane usually works out as the quicker option (and I can be lazy!)

[@powerchord41]

beautiful work! :)

[@llewellynwilliams1956]

looks like nice wood to work with

[@davidwilliamson2115]

a note on finishes i use Woodoc 10 for all my wooden serfeses that are going to be subjected to any moisture

[@chemcody5119]

Very nice table Keith! I also use a rubber stamp to place my makers mark on my projects. To keep the image clear I put down my first coat of finish and then stamp my logo on the piece. After the ink dries I apply the next coat of finish encapsulating my mark between the layers. I have had very good results using this method.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Great tip!

[@iuriikryvoberets288]

Super!!!

[@jonhwalsh4900]

Cool !

[@theriggsworkshop8606]

Great. Vid.. I had to laugh at you comment about enjoying using the chisel on the joints.. As i totally love doing that aswell.. Phheww its just not me thats weird lol

[@colinaskey9777]

Hi Keith,you have done it again! the coffee table is first rate,very well made and will last a lot longer than IKEA stuff,and its also uniqu,not another one like it,I can understand your girlfriend wanting to keep it,it is a very nice piece of furniture,but a good piece of advice is you can not keep falling in love with all your pieces,im sure there is a adage about not selling your wears,anyway thats another story,nice vidio,nice piece of furniture,take care,any disclosure stay happy

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks Colin, very true!

[@Andy-te6jj]

nice one ;-) 11:00 you need a shooting board

[@caskwith]

Nice end result there! A little tip/idea for your makers mark. I notice the ink bleeding into the wood, try putting on a coat or two of shellac first, it should seal it nicely. I do that for writing, stamping, ink transfering etc. It really works quite well and shellac dries super fast.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Great tip 👍

[@dreamkiss4u]

i use my exacto knifes they work perfect bough a box set for 4.99 and the blades are super cheap for tons in a pack

[@jakematic]

Not at all a fan of 'live edge' stuff, but this looks FANTASTIC. Great job, very well done !

[@jakematic]

Nope, sorry, that's awful. Keith is the only woodworker I've ever seen take reclaimed wood and not make it worse. That's why he is a craftsman and not a 'maker'...

[@jakematic]

My career started as a finish carpenter, and after a decade of that I moved into ultra-high end solid cherry and mahogany furniture in a production environment for another decade. Quite certain I've got a good handle on the terms. Just as there is a difference between a carpenter and handyman, there is too in other arenas... It is all down to personal taste, and Don sums it up well (for me at least) ibuildit.ca/offcuts/live-edge/

[@jakematic]

Latched on is correct - latched onto my original comment complimenting Keith's work and providing an unwanted video of another table I do not like. It is called providing background, not bragging. Doesn't matter who made the table in the other video, not everyone will love it... but that point is already lost. Apologies for 'triggering' you after insisting it would change my mind. It did not.

[@jakematic]

Yes you win- a self-appointed participation trophy for haranguing others over a style not everyone favours, and a piece I'd rather feed the woodstove with than look at. None of this has anything to do with Keith's project... which as stated turned out very appealing.

[@user-oy4gf6ck5u]

By they way i accept gifts , it will fit very nice in my room !!!!!!!! I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@OllyParryJones]

A good end result. :-) One thought on the blocks (turnbuttons) you made to secure the top: Normally, they'd be made with the grain running in the other direction, where it's less likely to break. But then they're more time consuming and fiddly to make and I doubt you'll have any trouble.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks, although not sure I understand... the ones I made are oak though so should be pretty strong. Good to find out that they actually have a name!! 👍

[@Ntyler01mil]

That makes sense. The wood is more likely to split along the grain than across it.

[@hizo64HH]

Very nice homie, no pineapple shorts though....

[@Mr_Judge_Benny_Hinn]

We are all becoming better woodworkers with people like yourself and the king 'Paul Sellers'... I would of liked the legs to be metal..(yes, that personal taste) I know you don't have much experience in metalwork, but the outlay isn't expensive with a second-hand MIG welder...anyway, good informative video as usual...

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thanks! I’d never get in to metalworking where I’m living where I do as I just don’t have the space. Would like to in the longer term though

[@bigwill1772]

All that hard work paid off Keith! That is a beautiful addition to your home. Can I buy that sander off you if you don't want it?😉

[@RagnBoneBrown]

It went back to Amazon!

[@ianlee9067]

Suggest it would have been easier to put the trim around the plywood before you installed it. Something to think about for future projects

[@JAMikdiena]

That trim edge near the legs on a long edge. Not nice.

[@uknowulikethat4042]

nice job, I thought there is no way the plywood will work buy it looks just like the top.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Crazy the marking knife 5 years ago was 7 or 8 pounds which would be like 11 or 12 dollars..now it's $20. Inflation sucks

[@aaroncastellanos3421]

Awesome build, beautiful piece. Also did I hear Sean Paul in the background?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Haha yeah on the radio!

[@krismarkduthie2178]

Hey, great build! I think those 'other pieces' that aren't Sapele are actually elm!

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Could be!

[@supercheekykiwi]

Another great video. Just curious how come you used a hand plane rather than the planer first up in the video

[@RagnBoneBrown]

The electric planer wasn’t set up

[@arkitson]

2:02 180 degrees ;)

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Whoops!!!

[@MrCarsportsni]

I have always wanted to know this. Does the noise from the saws etc not drive your neighbours mad?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Probably

[@nixonwu1754]

in some of your other videos where you make the item(s) to sell via your Etsy store, you put your makers' mark on it and I wanted to know where you got it

[@RagnBoneBrown]

eBay

[@davidwilliamson2115]

Do you prefer using the marking knife rather than a Marking gage? If So, Why?

[@ryanwiggin2616]

Hey I was just wondering have you got any measurements on the pallet wood jewellery box that you made for your girlfriend

[@africancichlids3011]

try scalpal

[@Jack-ws3os]

7:55 is that a bosch turbo sander?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Yep! I no longer have it though

[@danny26barrow]

I’m not 100% right on this mate ok bare with me lad plz, and dado stacks are banded over here but there is this blade ( like for a spindle machine or what ever lol), any way if I find the right details, well then u never know lol, n also it is only 10mm cut each time mate, I hope I have got all this right mate, I’m ok I only need a dado saw table guard thingy lol as mine is a 10” rigid table saw mate so my arbor is bit longer mate but it’s illegal here in uk mate lmao

[@RagnBoneBrown]

I quite like cleaning them up with chisels though!

[@davejenks4442]

Danny’s Woodworks I

[@ovedgrijalva7964]

Really good video but is weird when you guys say (9:14) "no one will see it" don't you realize that we all already saw it? Regards...

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Hahaaa that’s true

[@ianlee9067]

If you drag your saw blade across the joint after cutting the joint you will get a better finish and not have to use a chisel

[@RagnBoneBrown]

But cleaning up with a chisel is the part I enjoy the most!

[@CL-kn4uw]

I don't like the two piece wood which tuching floor

[@GM-dc8vr]

Very nice!