Oak Bedside Tables

Woodwork video. In this video I make 2x matching oak bedside tables from some left over oak veneered MDF with a solid oak trim.
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[@se7515]

Bob makes everything go a little better.

[@basuramanya]

I just spit out my drink. I was not expecting the "First Try!!!"

[@iymancraft5878]

Well done once again... And for the record the condition of your workshop after a build is exactly like most of our workshops

[@felixreali7101]

was just thinking the same lol

[@maksqwe1]

Thumbs up for the Braille skateboarding reference!!!! First tryyyyy

[@julianarevill6166]

Loving the side tables, smart. Xx

[@erniesouza6263]

Great job. I love the fact that you use old pieces to make new furniture or anything useful.

[@AndersOlausson]

Thanks a lot for your inspiration! You help me find ways to reclaim, reuse and repurpose things.

[@SeraphimKnight]

FIRST TRY!!! Hahaha, talk about unexpected references.

[@Jkcreswell]

What an amazing use of scrap pieces! I am jealous I don't have! And I loved "FIRST TRYYY!"

[@popazz1]

Damn, these look spot on. I paid £325 each for my 2 bedside tables about 10 years back. They're made from Rubber wood but don't look any more expensive than the two you made from off-cuts!

[@cakepanda]

'First try' made me giggle. Braille skateboarding is a great channel.

[@MrJono1999]

Very interesting build. I love the end product. I must say the simple pencil marks to remind you where the shelf is after attaching the back panel is so blindingly obvious why did I not think of it on my projects? Thanks very much for you excellent video.

[@clivebashford2900]

Another nice piece of work achieved, and the bench left as it should be!!! You are far from alone in questionable workshop tidiness. I do return planes and chisels to their respective homes though. Great videos, keep them coming because they really are inspirational.

[@chemcody5119]

Very nicely done Keith.

[@colinaskey9777]

Hi Keith,has usual watching another of your very good vidios,easy viewing,adult the bedside cabinets were a brilliant use for the material you used,and they were very well made,don't forget to take care.

[@barryroberts6470]

Great Build Keith, Well Done. TC, Barry (West Kirby, Wirral)

[@Lord-Panda2112]

Really nice.

[@PeteBarta]

Just recently found your channel and really love it! These look great - I love how much you do with repurposed materials. Keep up the great work.

[@cyprussphil2299]

top use of the material u had there dude! they look great to :-D nice work man

[@susansharphaynes555]

Dude!!You have some mad skills!!

[@michaelevans1658]

That was a good find that veneered M.D.F. if it's any consolation Kieth my bench looks the same when i have been in their.

[@TheLastSebastian]

Watching old vids again. Didn't notice his cat t-shirt before 🐱. I want one.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

search for "rip n dip" :-)

[@TheLastSebastian]

Thanks. Love your videos btw. All the best 👍

[@ilyazpasha9395]

Very very very good beautiful finish table's

[@Ntyler01mil]

Really nice job. I think the top would have looked even better with side trim that matched the dimension of the front.

[@mauromiranda9299]

beautiful beautiful beautiful your job

[@iwoodw.w.w3310]

it's came out nice good work 👍

[@davidwilliamson2115]

Another Joan Beyers fan!!

[@FSUATD]

I literally love your Braille reference!! Almost choked on my lasagna!!

[@pyrokiller4682]

Hot glue never dries it cools lol love your videos as always

[@30kenton]

Wow very good job

[@bobdickweed]

Great use of the mdf/wood mate...;-p

[@SharpEdgeWoodworking-UK]

Looks great.

[@rakeyohn222]

Man, those look nice. First tryyyyy.

[@petershevlan2513]

Another good job and compared to mine a tidy bench!

[@doyle201206]

Rather than sanding the mould could you keep it so it, say in an airing cupboard, so it dries right out and then give it a urethane coating to seal it. Saves loosing the face edge. Just an idea that I have not tried. Very good video to watch.

[@davidwilliamson2115]

I would like to hear more about your toolsBrands and why you chose the ones you did

[@noloafingwgas]

to restore the wood try Net rol colour restorer. We use it to restore oak after water damage turns it black.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+Simon Bennett thanks Simon I might try that in future

[@relogioantigo]

Muito bom parabéns

[@robertfeliciano5723]

Good production values and great techniques. They turned out nice given the source materials, but they look very 80s. Maybe Stranger Things will want them for season 2.

[@BronkBuilt]

Trash to treashure. Love it!

[@gabrieldai88]

awesome!

[@hdwoodshop]

I would dado the shelf for simplicity and strength.

[@eduardouk]

great project... was wondering about all the mdf dust.. it's a bugger to shift :D

[@negotiableaffections]

Not used the two glue method myself - however in my cardboard based craft work I find that hot glue can set as a lump that creates a gap between the pieces which can affect the accuracy. Is that not a problem in woodwork. Shall I take it up with 'the' DiResta himself?

[@davidwilliamson2115]

the table mitor and band saws have no dust extraction

[@nickdellisola2129]

First try!

[@iamlonefrog4252]

hahaha! Fetty Potter for Prez! nice work

[@Dziokis]

Your's work bench is like my - totlay disaster :D

[@planesstevee]

Another great video mate. At 11.40 i would have used a router with a flush edge trimmer. Leaves a perfect finish

[@eddyflynn213]

I've just come across you channel love the stuff you do , you'd do well in your local mens shed Is there one near you

[@johnathanparkhill4088]

Anyone now the app used to come up with the 3D plan ??

[@itwillbenicewhenitsfinished]

Nice job - what drill press do you use. I'm looking at getting one but am having difficulty choosing.

[@amberstrickland5464]

Can I make my own doors?

[@CHLA94]

Hi mate, really cool project. Where did you get the stamp done? Cheers

[@AuDHDQ]

First tryyyyyyyyyy!

[@uktony1525]

Absolutely top job, the music in the background was good as well. Was that a bit of Joan Baez at the start :-).

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+UK Tony thanks. yes! Diamonds and Rust

[@Magnussen92]

I'm just wondering where you bought/got your riving-knife? I have the Dewalt 745 myself, but the riving-knife that came with my saw sticks above the blade, so I'm looking into after-market ones.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+Bjørnar Magnussen a lot of people ask me that! I couldn't find an after market one so I cut the original one with an angle grinder and shaped on the belt sander

[@Magnussen92]

Rag 'n' Bone Brown That's what I'm thinking of doing as well. The problem is that then I can't use the dust shroud anymore, but I've never actually used that anyway, so it probably won't matter :P Did you cut it exact with the blade height, or slightly below?

[@cakepanda]

i did the same with my table saw. I cut it to just below the height of the blade, so that it would not foul on the back of my table saw sled.

[@Afaf_Ali_1998]

What program name did you use for planning?

[@StMoritzGuitars]

Af 1419, Keith used SketchUp

[@Viken43]

What blade are you using in your table saw?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+Kevin Clarke (Mr Green) it's a Freud combi blade

[@OCARADAKOMBI]

👍✌🇧🇷👏👏👏

[@Ph.tahaali]

you know the glue does not stick to a finished surface don't u?

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+taha ali it isn't Formica it's a wood veneer and I scraped off the finish so the glue would adhere

[@RagnBoneBrown]

+taha ali that's why I scraped off the finish

[@herberthoppe68]

nice.... but.... tooooooo muuuuuuch gluuuuuuueeee :-)

[@ximonx]

Better too much than too little 👍

[@Tyler-ph8bh]

Do you think he's ever put a screw in without a pilot hole 😂

[@MrBenjibogs]

Ha ha! FIRST TRY!

[@Daniela.m.]

Lol First Tryyyyyyyy!