057 - Tassie Oak Hall table (for mum)
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- A hall table for mum. The second major furniture item for mum this year, following on from her dining table.
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Very nice table. The drawer runners are clever.
You had me at the mum part! 😊
i don't know why people have to apologize for using there festool tools it saddens me. people need to realize they're not spending there money on it. i would bet that those people by the best tools they can afford for whatever job they do. i cant afford one but it is the best tool for the job and people who can afford it shouldn't be penalized. thanks for the great vid
Yep, If I could afford one I would get one. No need to apologise.
Nice work Paul, on all the builds. Working for family is always hard, but if the reward was a Festool, then I could put up with it ;0
Your mum kept changing so we got to see your skills, craftsmanship ability to problem solve and knowledge in full! YOU PASSED WITH FLYING COLOURS MY FRIEND! Yes it is hard to craft for family unless it's a surprise gift and then really it's just you and your imagination.
Love it mate. Looks fantastic. Really felt sorry for the bandsaw on that massive re-saw though!
Hehe, thanks. The saw is a trooper with the 1 3/4hp motor, it'll survive. Next time I'll make sure I have better in and outfeed support to be a bit more gentle
Very nice!
Very nice project. New suscriber, new fan. Saludos
Really nice!
Tim Elley Thanks!
That is a very nice piece. I just started my own channel so I subscribed to yours to get inspiration.
How about less footage on repetitious cutting and sanding and more assembly shots. that is what beginners want to know. Telling what each piece is for as you make them is a great help these things would make a good vid better.
you do really nice work!
Stew Pidass Thanks!
I like the unattached parts, it's kind of a living structure. I waste so much time on " being afraid to commit to a design" just incase I may want to change something, someday. (Ps I never do!)
Lou Adzima My wife has just (yesterday!) finished a TAFE cabinet making course and the biggest thing she got out of that was realising that you learn more from doing more projects - be they craftsman or design failures, or successes - than from getting one project done perfectly.
Once she learnt to "let go" and just "get it done", gosh her skills improved out of sight!
what bandsaw do you use?
+laikmiandu Laguna LT1412
+Paul “TheWoodKnight” Jenkins cool, thank you - shame that you can't really get Lagunas in Germany
Very good end product but unfortunately poor presentation. Sorry son.