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How heavy is the frame? Can I use this as a computer desk, not sure about the correct height? I also have a thick glass table top from an old metal frame desk which got misplaced. I like this concept so I can take it apart and move as needed.

"I'll be right behind you Josephine" as the background music. Very nice.

Great simple little jig👍

Curious why you added alder to the mix? Also, have you had any issues with cracking etc?

Whatever you do don’t lay fabric directly on that cedar. I ruined a quilt once doing that.

Not seeing 649$ here ! Same motor and cutter as they're cheap models . What...a snipe lock makes this professional ? Very confused how Cutech prices each model !

She’s a beauty. Reallysatisfying watching this video. Love the Purple Heart wood too.

Has to be the nicest table saw out feed bench ever. I was thinking a table for inside the house. Interesting and very nice work.

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THAT WAS GORGOUS! THANK YOU

Was there a pattern or did you randomly place these?

The first two 12” panels were glued up and put thru the drum. Suggestion for the third, since it’s so big it won’t fit. Put the pipe clamps on bottom so the entire table is laying on the clamps while being glued up. Second use arched calls to ensure you’re glue up stays flat. Arched calls will ensure even pressure across the 36” width while gluing up. No criticism or anything, just some tips I learned and wanted to pass on. It is a beautiful table you did a tremendous job keep up the great work my friend.

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I wouldn't have used the purpleheart or whatever the red wood is. That stuff leaks when you oil it and they contain a higher oil which can cause glue to fail.

Beautiful table! I'm doing a count top for a kitchen island. Did you doing anything for the butt joints? Glue? Clamp butts?

Really beautiful work....but how in the heck did you tension the glued butt joints?

That has to be one of the prettiest outfeed tables ever. But gave me inspiration to use up my scrap pile to build a small butcher block counter top.

Just ran into your video.. very nice! Did you have gaps with all the end grain butt joints? I didn’t see any clamps to compress the end joints? Thanks

What kind of connector are you using from the sprinkler pipe to the casters?

Thank you for sharing

You have a gift! Nice work

Wow😮❤

Nice video! Just what I needed for my project. Computer desk. Where did u find your butcher block top? Local big box or internet? I'm cheap! LMAO😀 Rock on! Keep video ideas coming. Thanks.

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A beaut

I just love this

how sturdy is this type of table...can you use a hand plane on this? I ask because I have a big box brand workbench top only hence, I need leg options

I have the same issues. Great idea fringing it. I won’t buy them anymore unless the fix the feet. Thanks for the help!

This jig is probably the most Amazing thing I've seen in a while. Trying to figure out how to replace the carpet in our stairs and I ran across your video. This jig is exactly what I needed. thank you!

Great work again! Forgive my ignorance, but what is the step happening at 10:50 ?

Well done, this looks amazing! any suggestions on how to keep the mix of timbers and lengths looking "random" and interesting?

Wow, this looks incredible. It deserves to be in a dining room, not as a support for running boards off the table saw lol

Hey Saw this video in 2023 Can you tell me why you did not you any dowels in the middle Do you think it's strong enough Thanks

Nice video, what type of wood did you use for risers?

I want to play shuffle board on your table.

those legs are too funky for all that work, make single accent {like} wood box channels and at least cover those horizontal pipe legs,

incredible craftsmanship!

Its just fabulous art work...Very attractive combination and pleasing. I wanted to have one. Its the result of the masters hours of patience 👍👍🙏🙏🌹🌺💐🏵️🍁🌷❤️🌸🎉

are the nails necessary if you're using that much adhesive? if so, are you concerned about hitting any of the screws from the plywood? great vid!

I rescued a curbside find, it's a round table made out of the butcher block style. All the strips are 1" wide x 1 3/4" thick, and the majority of the strips are single pieces to make up a table top of 3 1/2' diameter. I looked all over the internet and can't find another table top that even comes close to the above specifications?

And you put this table into the shop isntead of the dining room....🤔

Any reason you build it as a unit and then install instead of building it directly inside the window opening? I'm redoing my condo and I was planning on just trimming it all out inside the opening, but if its best to build it out first I will do that. Thanks, Jesse

Your work is amazing.

This gives me hope that I can build a benchtop out of a bunch (100) 1"x1.5"x60" maple that I just scored. I figured I could build it but just couldn't find an example. I am brand new to woodworking, so I just needed some visual aid. Do you think long cuts will be acceptable vs. many smaller cuts? Thanks

great

Good work i think i’m learning a new way to make ❤❤

Hola cuanto tienen de ancho las tablas?gracias no en tiendo el idioma

Great work! We have similar jig for risers and treads. When framing stairs we always space off the stringers from wall studs with a 2x4 to allow drywall and 3/4" thick skirt trim to slip in so no need to notch for each step.

Hello sir brilliant idea ! Having vertical slot in the trapezpoid could be an additional feature (set the height or depth)