Wood's Expensive. Do THIS Instead.
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These days projects can get so expensive. Follow these methods to save thousands, and create some of the most stunning work you've ever created!
0:00 - INTRO
1:21 - How Is It Economical?
3:48 - Back Panels
5:27 - Floating Cabinet Box
11:50 - Stressful!
16:42 - Moving On
17:57 - Cut-away Handles
20:55 - It's Not Just About...
23:24 - Finishing (very important)
25:03 - Finishing Accent Panels
27:04 - Install
29:48 - FINAL SHOTS
Tools and products I used in this video
Bench Dogs Push Block - amzn.to/41ZeEwd
Laguna Resaw King Blade (pick your size) - amzn.to/3Zoz9QT
Makita Palm Router - amzn.to/3UkXG6Z
Bosch Router (for router table) - amzn.to/3VDxROU
Festool 1400 Router - amzn.to/407N2E3
Festool DF 500 Domino - amzn.to/3M5kOUA
Festool Kapex - amzn.to/3QmiFq8
Festool ETS 150 Sander - amzn.to/3Fn8RWM
CMT Dado Stack - amzn.to/402ktb8
Rockler Glue Roller Bottle - amzn.to/404lkbd
Stanley Low Angle Handplane - amzn.to/400tHVi
Router Bits
¼” Spiral cove bit - bitsbits.com/product/425-scn2...
½ spiral round nose bit ½” shank - bitsbits.com/product/540-srb5...
¾ dia. Template bit ½ shank - bitsbits.com/product/3020/ref...
¾ dia. Template bit 1/4 shank - bitsbits.com/product/3012-pat...
Chamfer bit ¼ shank - bitsbits.com/product/2302-cha...
Chamfer bit ½ shank - bitsbits.com/product/2305/ref...
Finger Pull Bit - bitsbits.com/product/whitesid...
FINISHING
3m Fine Sanding Sponge - amzn.to/3truUt5
Minwax Performance Series Tintable Stain (tinted to Grey Elm) -www.sherwin-williams.com/home...
Halcyon Satin Varnish - www.totalboat.com/products/ha...
Stain applicator - amzn.to/3UycMbo
MACHINES
Laguna Edge Sander - amzn.to/3TGivtU
Laguna Spindle Sander - www.woodcraft.com/products/ss...
Laguna Air Cleaner - www.acmetools.com/laguna-tool...
Laguna i Flux 5 Dust Collector - lagunatools.com/industrial/du...
Laguna J 16 Jointer - lagunatools.com/industrial/jo...
Laguna p25 Planer - lagunatools.com/industrial/pl... - Jak na to + styl
Sooo many good tips! Best love letter to white oak, if I’ve ever seen one.
Thanks man! Maybe I'll try a UV hardwax oil sometime!
I'm an old carpenter and watch a heap of CZcamss on furniture building and finish carpentry. You have blown me away with your skill and attention to detail. Well done and keep up the great work.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate that very much from a fellow carpenter!
I was kind of indifferent to slat walls until I watched this. This is a work of art.
Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
I've used a shop vac to draw glue into cracks. Just purchased 500 board feet of rift red oak for cabinets throughout my home. Huge savings over white oak.
That's a great technique. And I totally agree, rift red oak looks really nice.
We do custom finish carpentry for almost 18 years. Always try to be the best. But the attention to details u have and dedication is just another level
That's a very humble compliment. I really appreciate that.
YES!!! I agree. This is what I want to strive to be especially since I am so OCD. haha But I love trying to make everything perfect. This was my first video that I've ever seen him so and it makes me want to see more.
I know I’ll be watching this video over and over again when I’m working on my projects. You’ve packed so much information in this video that for me as a beginner in woodworking it’s impossible to absorb it all at once.
The final product looks fabulous. “Great job” would be an understatement 👏👏👏
Thanks a million! I get it, it can be hard to absorb every tip in one sitting. Watching the video multiple times also helps the channel. Thanks again!
You do some tremendous work. Love the attention to detail and the forethought in planning. Can’t believe you aren’t above 100K subs. Keep up the good work
Well thank you so much. By watching all of the way through, you help grow this channel!
I watch a lot of woodworking videos for entertainment, but I genuinely learn useful solutions to problems I’m likely to encounter from your videos. Really great work. Here’s hoping the algorithm catches on.
Wow, that's very kind! Thank you for taking the time to comment because it will help let the algorithm know!
This is so perfect - I’ve been wanting do this exact thing in my main bedroom with a suspended chest of drawers instead of a media cabinet. The wall configuration is almost identical to what’s in this video. So many great design and execution tips! Thanks!
Well that's perfect then! Good luck with your project!
miter joint struggles: less dominos, just use the wide setting every time, and don't stress gluing the dominos in
Thanks for the tip. I just think by then, they wouldn't be doing much in the joint without glue
I admire that you do your job so well that it becomes an art.
That is the most "on brand" comment I've ever had. I appreciate it because I do treat woodworking as an artform. Thanks so much!
the art of reaching around behind the blade of a running table saw and shoving a shim clumsily in the kerf. that's van gogh level shit right there.
Very glad your channel showed up on my feed. Your crafsman/showmanship is of the finest, an artist who uses carpentry as his main medium, and you come with a bucketfull of great tips. That bespoke wall? I'm blown away, you literally NAILED IT! Got a like and a new subscriber.
That's one of the greatest comments of all time. Thank you kindly! I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to respond!
@@FortressFineWoodworks Thank you for such a nice welcome as your newest fan! I can't help you as a sponsor or any other of my few favorite channels, being retired on low income, however I'll do what I can by reading the comments and giving likes to help make the video as relevant as I possibly can, because it IS.. I also plan on watching all the previous videos which I just know I'm going to love. Thank you and be well!
Cool project. Thanks for the tips, measuring in multiples and using water at glue up. I really enjoy the music you employ Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I'm glad you got some juicy details!
So beautiful! And great repair, you would never know that you glued on that board. How you got those slats and gaps to line up just blows my mind. You are such a craftsman and as I have said before, your videos are amazing. Thank you for the content.
I can tell you really appreciate creators, and that means a lot to us. Thank you for watching and taking the honest time out of your day to comment! You always have amazing things to say and they make a difference!
Thanks for sharing this. Your work is so CRISP! I really appreciate you showing us how you recover from mistakes that are made during the process. Building things can be pretty straight forward, but the real skill is knowing how to fix the inevitable things that will, without doubt, show up.
I appreciate that a lot! I agree, it's how you fix things that makes you a great creator!
Buddy you really need a new saw blade, maybe two. Dedicated ripping blade will cut down your effort a ton, and a crosscut blade will help with tearout. Time is money!
The finished product is stunning, amazing work. Really shows that proper planning pays off. Subscribed.
Yah you're right, I need some new blades for sure! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I can't begin to tell you how satisfying this video was. I am a subscriber now. Amazing work and attention to detail. I would give you one tip... When putting silicone or adhesive on, put it in circles. It's a mirror install trick. It will create a suction when you push the panel to the wall
Awesome, thank you! I learned that circle trick years ago from a contractor. It works pretty well, but I never really noticed a difference in installation or adhesion other than the circles take more time.
STUNNING. Absolutely beautiful. Nicely done.
Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching!
The finished project looked great! Glad that you took the time to show us the mistakes and how you fixed them as everyone makes mistakes. Also, I would have enjoyed learning more about the finished cost and how much you were able to charge for this in your area. I know that some folks are uncomfortable about sharing these sorts of details but it really helps.
Thank you. I actually did share that, although you might have glanced over it. This project in white oak would have been around $12,000 in Colorado. But with all of the budget savings, the client only paid $6,500.
@@FortressFineWoodworks Ah... I wasn't sure if that was the 'cost' of materials or the 'price' the client paid. Thanks for clearing that up.
Who would have thought a wood stripped wall would involve so much detail. Well researched and well done.
It surprises me every time I do an accent wall
Really nice look. I love red oak! Great idea too I thought using the mdf to put it on seems to make the job that much easier. Thanks for sharing.
Ya, that flat surface helps! Thanks!
This project turned out beautifully! You did a great job at disguising the red oak to resemble white oak.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!
I absolutely LOVE your attention to detail, your patience & I'm most impressed with your ability to math! Seriously, I get so overwhelmed with the math sometimes 💯
I'm completely in awe of your precision and the beautiful outcome.
Perfectly done! ❤❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time out of your day to comment such a wonderful thing! I hope to see you back!
Wow, that is some beautiful work. I hope your customers appreciate what went into this build and install.
Thanks! These customers are among the best. They are also return customers!
@@FortressFineWoodworks I can totally see why they're return customers. The quality of the work is just amazing. Cheers!
Quality work 👍
I always liked how slat walls looked then built a prototype for myself and quickly realized that having it behind the TV messed with my eyes, I would "blink" the stripes 😂
Basically, looking at the TV with the slats in the background leaves the impressions on your eyes, almost hypnotic.
So I decided on not having a slat wall behind the TV, moving forward I would only put them in a transitional area or accent wall BEHIND the main eye view where you're not always looking at it.
Oh wow! That's really good to know. I wonder if any of my past clients have that issue. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful workmanship. Just love the attention to detail you put into your projects.
Thank you very much! Its really nice of you to take the time out of your day to comment that!
With all the equipment you have, you should add a power feeder. Makes ripping long boards a breeze. It will save your arms and possibly your fingers. It will also prevent saw blade nips when you stop ripping a board to reposition your grip. Best investment I've made when I built all of the millwork and cabinets for our new home build. You can also move it to your jointer. Just position it on the outfeed. I used mine as well on my router table. I have a 1/4 HP feeder but a 1/2 HP works better for long wide hardwoods.
I bought and assembled a magnetic hold down from MagSwitch for my feeder, so you don't need to drill holes. This only works for cast iron table saws and jointers since the sheet steel of portable contractor saws is too this for the magnets to take hold and stay put.
That's great advice. I haven't gotten one since I figured it might take away from the video aspect
@@FortressFineWoodworks If you're not demonstrating proper table saw techniques, I don't think anyone cares to see a board being ripped more than once.
You don't need to install a riving knife on your saw when using a feeder since kickback can't happen. The feeder, at worse, would stop feeding and then you can insert a wedge to get it feeding again. I'll use my feeder on any board more than 4' long. The magnets make it easy to slide the feeder into position and lock down. The Magswitch Power Feeder Mount is $819 now regular price but it provides over 1700# of break away force. I see a prototype listing there too for under $500 that has the same hold down power. I have no relationship with MagSwitch but their stuff is really useful.
If you make a lot of stuff a power feeder is the best accessory investment. No feather boards, no riving knife or Clear Cut fence hugging wheels are needed. The safety aspect is huge, unless you throw your back out trying to lift a 100#+ feeder!
I gleaned quite a few new tips and tricks from this video. Particularly cutting larger pieces for easier gluing and just cutting them down afterwards. The chamfered front edge of the cabinets really lightens the design and the inset pulls don't detract from that either. I've been using ash lately because it's just a little more expensive than red oak, but has the color of white oak and bit tighter grain.
I'm glad you got some good value! Ash is actually a REALLY GOOD alternative too. Well done
Your attention to detail is next level, and your thought process is great. Your projects are so good. Do you do the designs for your customers or do they tell you what they want and you design from there.
I really appreciate that. Most customers have an idea with some inspiration photos. Then I take some of the designs they like and the measurements of the space, and design a piece that fits their needs
That's a beautiful project, and very satisfying completion. Kudos!
Thank you very much!
An awesome job on an amazing project. The hanging cabinet turned out great.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
wow I am truly amazed by your craftmanship. congratulations on this beautiful project!
Thank you very much!
Your local/regional supplier should offer S3S and S4S services. I pay .11 cents bd ft for straight line and ran through a double sided planer. On red oak i pay $1.20 per lf for 1.5" x 13/16 S4S ran through a molder. They also deliver for $25.
Yeah that's a decent deal. It might be a little more challenging to get them straight on the panels though
@@FortressFineWoodworks with red oak most if not all would be straight. Hard maple you will end up with some hockey sticks.
Great contenet. A real craftsman sharing professional knowledge from own experience. Much appreciated!
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Super job. Your care and attention to detail really paid off.
Thank you! Its always nice when the details go together well!
Man, this turned out so good! Attention to detail is everything and I’m happy to see someone else has it too! Literally the only thing I would have changed is having the cabinet sides line up with the slats, kind of like the door trim. But I’m a little ocd, soooo… 😂 Great work!
That would surely be next level!
Spectacular results. I’ve used Rubio Mint pre color to get a similar look. Going to try the grey next time. Well done.
Yep, that would look great as well! Thanks!
You should be proud of yourself including your Gorgeous helper! I know how much effort goes into those projects ! Even just a set of storage cabinets I did for a customer! Great job!
We both say thank you! Yeah, you definitely know then, this stuff is a ton of work!
@@FortressFineWoodworks I see your attention to detail and getting the most from your tools. About 3/4 yrs ago I branched out into fine finish work (trim) and now I offer things like windows doors (cutting them in and installation ) . The profit margin is really good and allows me to take on stuff like I really enjoy cabinets , trim work !
I would love to hear about your dance to keep things open ! That would be a great video !
I believe we are just seeing 10% of your carpentry talent !
Thats a great idea! Im glad you like what you do. I share a lot of the extra stuff on my patreon.
Great commentary here, love the structure of the video too. So many are just a half hour of tool noise and a big reveal at the end. New sub!
Thanks for the sub! I appreciate you watching!
Excellent work, great tips throughout! Thanks Cory. I really appreciate how you calmly and creatively approach challanges. I like my son to watch your videos with me in hope you're attitude makes an impression on him haha.
That's quite the compliment thank you! It would mean a lot to me if my content made an impact on others.
This was fascinating! Your skill, patience, experience, and attention to detail is just amazing. Beautifully shot as well❤.
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate you!
If I could have done a WOW instead of a thumbs up I would have so I will do an OMGOSH! I am thriving to be a very precise woodworker and finding your channel is just what I needed to see. I LOVE THAT you take A LOT of time showing up close detail and explaining in detail. Some videos just kinda tell you what they did but don't really get close up enough or really show exactly what they did. I ESPECIALLY like how you explained to stop your router before you get to that outside corner right before the handle. I WISH SO much that I had a planer that was that wide. That would be awesome. I only have the DeWalt DW735. I also liked the tip to put water on the crack before you put the glue in there so you won't have glue stain. The Blue Painters tape was a good tip too when you don't want the glue to seep out onto the inside corners. I actually learned the hard way that Green Frog Tape is better and even though it's more expensive, I'll tell you why. I tested the two to see if the Frog Tape was any better than the Blue Painter's by putting each along the very bottom edge of white baseboard moulding and then a strip of tape right along the brown floor lining the edge of the floor so that it's perfectly aligned so when I spread my caulk along the bottom edge of the baseboard it will look really good. (Note: I wasn't adding shoe moulding). And even though I made sure that both tapes were pressed down tight. Sometimes, the Blue Painter's tape failed and let the brown caulk on the white baseboard the Frog Tape NEVER failed. So, by spending more money on the Frog Tape I would have actually saved time knowing I wouldn't have to go back and get the brown caulk off the white baseboard after I took the painter's tape off. Using the French Cleat system for the Back was genius! That made the cabinet really sit flat against the wall but also added strength to the holding power. I recently just bought the Dowelmax Jig and ABSOUTLEY LOVE it. After doing much research before deciding on which dowel jig I was going to purchase I bought the Dowelmax. Not only is it very well engineered but they have the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE! I had to call them so many times because I had lots of questions on what pieces I really needed to buy and when I couldn't find an item on the website they helped me. It was also SO REFRESHING that a person actually answers the phone and you don't get an automated phone tree. I literally was on first name basis with this guy and he didn't rush me off the phone and was VERY patient. I love that you used dowels! They really are a great choice. All I really want to say is... I CAN'T REALLY SAY ENOUGH about how much I loved this video. I also actually liked when mistakes happened because you showed us neat ways to fix them and when you had the bug hole or the one spot where you had to put glue and wood dust. The project really did looked like White Oak when you were finished.
That's truly awesome that you gained so much from my content already! I will have to give frog tape a try again (I used to have problems with it coming loose). Thanks for watching and I hope to see you back!
That;s one hell of a post. I enjoyed so much about your enthusiam! Carpentry is one of my passions and I can tell you're very passionate about it too, hence my reply. I wish you great joy in your learning and growth as a carpenter!
Great work, man! This was the first video of yours I've seen, and I love the extreme closeups of cuts and glue-ups. It really shows how the wood fibers react and the seams close up in a way that I don't usually see.
Thats great that you like those. I will be filming like this more from now on. Feel free to subscribe and I'll see you on the next one!
Great work! I’m looking to do something similar in my home and this has helped a lot! Thank you and keep up the great work!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck with your project and thanks for watching!
Like the design overall, the precision though... another level. Great job and you can see the results from your planning and design.
Thanks, I appreciate that! I hope to see you back!
Excellent end product, tutorial and video production.
Much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to comment
Amazing work. Can't believe how much that red oak doesn't look like red oak in the end. Thanks for sharing.
It's pretty cool huh? Thanks!
Excellent demonstration of craftsmanship and cost control. Good to see that while you have high end Festool tools in your arsenal, you are also not averse to being practical and using Harbor Freight clamps (a ton of them!!!). To be fair, you should list them in your "Tools and Products I used", even if you don't get a "fraction of the proceeds". Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
That's actually a great point. Thanks for mentioning that. I will see if I can get a harbor freight link
Awesome work! In future entertainment cabinets you may way to brain storm adding air flow though hidden back or lower panels. It will help the electronics live a happier cooler life. Keep up the great work, fun to watch you process.
It's ironic that you say that! That's why the slat wall is the back, it allows tons of air in and out. Thanks!
Beautiful, exactly the way and the color I like! Excellent work.
Glad you liked it!
Wow freaking skill mate! The fix was incredible. Fantastic video too. So much planning went into to this project. So impressive
Thanks dude! I appreciate you watching all of the way from Australia!
@@FortressFineWoodworks 😂 yeah man what a commute
Perfection ‼️Another brilliant video of yours. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and craftsmanship with us. There’s so much to learn from this video. Great stuff
That's quite a great comment! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment!
Awesome build! I finished some red oak office portions a few weeks ago
That's pretty dope! Thanks for watching man!
Wow! Beautiful work and great attention to detail.
Thanks so much!
Amazing work and attention to details it turned out beautifully.
Thanks so much for watching, and especially taking the time to comment!
amazing job , and the red oak is looking good!!!!
Hey thanks so much! And thanks for taking the time out of your day to watch!
I genuinely got a WOW at the end there! Beautiful!
Well that's what we like to hear! Thanks!
Fantastic result! Congratulations !
Thank you very much!
Not sure about hardwoods such as oak, but I have had very good luck removing dents in my woodworking projects (Softwood) using copious amounts of STEAM from my handheld steam cleaner (The type that is used for stubborn gunk in the house and car).
I got mine on Amazon for about $45.
That would be a handy tool to have if you work with softwood.
Another amazing project! 👍🏻 I had to laugh at that little blower! 🤣 Thank you for sharing!
Hahaha you caught that one huh?
Hey, nice write up in the Arvada Press!👏
Ahh! You read it? Thanks so much, I appreciate it!
That project outcome was very impressive! Thank you for the post - especially for showing the repairs/fixes.
Looked like you used a Graco paint sprayer. I’m curious to know what model sprayer it is, and did you have to thin the paint?
It's the graco x7. Contractor gun. With a 308 fflp tip. No need to thin the clear coat
Thanks for sharing so many great tips. I'll rewatch this video with a notepad so I don't miss any.
Thanks so much! The notepad is a great idea!
Nice job guys!
Bridget and I say Thank You!
Packed with great info... nice work man!
Thanks so much!
Well done on the repair! Great t-shirt too! Thanks, very good video and work.
Thank you so much! Feel free to buy one to support the channel! Thanks for watching!
That’s so beautiful 🤩 I save the Idea for my future house ! But I think I’ll use a different wood.
You can use whatever your heart desires!
Great video! What is that gooseneck arm you have on your drill press? Looks super handy!
It's actually an adjustable arm for photography, with a homemade mount for my dust collection. Here's the link
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I really can’t believe you still only have 29k subscribers! Your patience and attention to detail are fantastic to watch.
Hopefully the odds will be more in our favor as we move forward. Thank you for watching, listening, and commenting! It helps more than you know!
Final product looks flawless. Fantastic work.
Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it!
Sweet baby Jehosaphet, watching the repair disappear was so satisfying. Thanks for this video!!
Hahaha, yeah that was worth the extra time! Im glad it was as satisfying to you!
Not something I'll be doing, but a beautiful wall. I know what you're saying cutting out for the electric boxes. Don't take much to mess those up. I'm thinking I might make our bathroom ceiling something similar to your wall build. Looking for a rustic look (so I can get away with some mistakes easier).
A ceiling would be a fun one. A true neck breaker but fun!
@@FortressFineWoodworks Going to recruit my 15 year old grandson to help. My neck might not be able to handle it. lol.
Great video! Fantastic tips, good video techniques and even the tone of your voice is great for voice overs.
Glad you think so! I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Good job man, this is awespiring!
I'm glad you liked it! The next one is going to be very cool as well! Hope to see you back!
Looks FANTASTIC!!
I'm glad you like it! Thank you!
Could not see if you did so, but you MUST install extenders for ALL of those receptacles and switches. Even if the screws are taped or you use push-in connections, you need to put a box-extender between the oak and the electrical equipment.
On high voltage yes.
Just found your channel and subscribed. This build is tight. Looks great. Great jorb!
Awesome, thank you!
The tiny leaf blower is amazing and I want one
Haha it's more of a joke than anything!
You specifically reference the “added visual value” of the “pre-planned gapping around the door trim but it didn’t make it to the final product? I rarely ever comment like “one of those guys” but I specifically thought to myself how good the “gap” looked in your initial schematics and would appreciate the extra effort that it would take to insure proper spacing ALL the way around the door. Seeing it missing from the top of the door in the final product was…disappointing. Don’t get me wrong, it is beautiful but I am just a stickler for the small details.
Did you ever say how much it finally “costed?” 😂
I appreciate that. I actually modeled it with the gap on the top too, but it was too much. Yes, I mentioned it was $6,500
Must be nice to have a such an amazing place to work on wood projects.
It is really nice, it's also a lot of work to pay for it all. I have a video about it if you want to check it out.
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It looks amazing!!
Thank you kindly!
End result was pure perfection 😮
Wow that's gunna be hard to beat then! Thanks!
Beautiful work!
Thank you so much And thanks for watching!
I know "costed" is technically a correct past tense of "cost", but at least around where I live no one says it so it sounds really weird to me...
That aside, great video. I have some upcoming work I want to do with white oak, so I might have to give it a try with red and try your tips!
I'll never hear the end of it. I'll never say costed again!
Give it a try, you might be pleasantly surprised
It is actually incorrect in this context. If you were describing the estimation you did yesterday, costed would be correct. If you describing what an item cost yesterday (or previously), omit the “ed”. Super nit-picky I know. Some people are wood nerds, others (who are far less cool) are word nerds. 😂
So beautiful! Well done!
Thank you so much!
Wowza! that looks amazing mate. Well freaking done!
Thanks a ton! Cheers!
Dunno how utube knew I was starting to plan a slatwall, but that was fire. Subscribed. :)
Well that's some great timing then!
Wood looks great. I think you were supposed to install extensions on all those electrical boxes.
I never showed working on the high voltage receptacles. Just cutting the holes
Absolutely beautiful. But they need a bigger TV!
Thank you! Maybe a 120 inch TV? Or Imax?
Man, that was amazing. You now have a new subscriber. Thank you for sharing your skill and talent. God bless.
Thanks so much for the sub! I'll see you on the next one! It's gunna be a good one!
The recurring lesson, "more work for less money" ;D
It happens from time to time!
Beautiful job and impressive!
You successfully mimicked the look of white oak with its bland and boring look, I’m a fan of the look and warmth of red oak.
I think it's awesome that everyone can have their own opinions!
I'm also in the Denver area, love you work! I was curious, where do you buy your wood from? Specifically the one from this project? Thanks!
I got this lumber from Austin hardwoods of Denver
I love how people say wood is expensive and then they have no problem shaving 1000s of saw widths off in daily/ weekly videos.
I actually don't understand what you mean
Amazing work!!!
Thanks for watching!
Stunning!
I appreciate that!
I love Red Oak. I make rings out of it. Looks beautiful when complete.
Rings? Thats very unique! Awesome
Hand rings & Napkin rings.
Beautiful work
Thank you!
Awesome build!
Thanks! I appreciate you watching!
That came out amazing. Wonderful video.
I appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching!