Nice work Joey I can hear one of my old teachers saying "it's a marathon not a sprint" When it's finished, I think it would be interesting to see all of the tools you have used on the project laid out on the bench, I bet they would all fit into the old style carpenters bag. Chris
I feel like I learn something new with every video you ever upload. Thanks for the great content as always, and I hope you and your family are safe and well.
James Lovick-Earle that is my exact sentiment. Every video I learn a little extra to help push my work to the next level. I mean that bit about taping of the back blade of a pull saw is something I have struggled with for years. Not anymore.
Nice work and a great skill builder! Curious about your bench as it looks portable from the first video but seems to be doing really well not racking or moving when you are planning and chiseling?
It's really a question of how much timber will need to be removed in making the mortise, will that weaken the timber member. As far as I know haunch is used in doors where you want the but joint to be as air tight as possible.
Hi Joey, I am one of your keen followers. Can you tell me the name of the super glue and accelerant you used. I don't think it is available in Australia. Kind regards.
Looks great Joey👍. Really classic color tones and lines. Reminds me of shaker furniture.
Great minimalistic design and vintage technology.
Perfectly.
Looking awesome. Great sanity preservation project.
Awesome project, especially because it was all made with hand tools.
Just love watching all aspects of your work, never miss a post. Looking forward to seeing the end result.
Thanks
Another opportunity to watch a true craftsman! Thank you for posting.
It's looking good. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these videos. Cheers, David
Looking good Joey, thanks for sharing!!
Really enjoying watching the build.
Good work as usual. Working with hand tools gives a lot of satisfaction.
Nice video series.
The table looks great.
Smile I also have the Stanley plane no.50, I find it very versatile.
Due to its number of different knives.
Thanks for posting Joey it's coming along great. Wondering what brand the nice looking adjustable square you use is?
wow. I cant wait to see it finished. great work and thanks for sharing this with us.
Good job Joey hope all is well
Nice work Joey
I can hear one of my old teachers saying "it's a marathon not a sprint"
When it's finished, I think it would be interesting to see all of the tools you have used on the project laid out on the bench, I bet they would all fit into the old style carpenters bag.
Chris
Ha yes that's probably true. Thanks
I feel like I learn something new with every video you ever upload. Thanks for the great content as always, and I hope you and your family are safe and well.
James Lovick-Earle that is my exact sentiment. Every video I learn a little extra to help push my work to the next level. I mean that bit about taping of the back blade of a pull saw is something I have struggled with for years. Not anymore.
I loved seeing the toy warrior, on top of the wooden cart... hope everything's still ok with you and your family
So good as always.
Beautifull work Joey, all the best. Stay safe.👍
Does your 78 plane not have a knicker? Your work around was perfect. Always another way to get it done. Cheers.
It does , just takes 15 min to set it up.
KingPost TimberWorks Time is valuable.
Nice job again👍🇮🇪
Great work. It looks very elegant!
Nice work and a great skill builder! Curious about your bench as it looks portable from the first video but seems to be doing really well not racking or moving when you are planning and chiseling?
Lots of elbow grease. Great content as usual. Stay safe.
Very good job
9:51 I would say that the corner lifted up because the clamp was too low?
Great videos. Question? What are the the benefits of a double tenon (sometimes with a haunch) vs a single tenon?
It's really a question of how much timber will need to be removed in making the mortise, will that weaken the timber member. As far as I know haunch is used in doors where you want the but joint to be as air tight as possible.
@@KingPostTimberWorks Thanks for the quick reply. Keep up the great work and good luck for when the lock down ends. Cheers from Runcorn, England
Starts my day nicely
Looking really good!!!
Nice work it will be great when its finished
Hi Joey, I am one of your keen followers. Can you tell me the name of the super glue and accelerant you used. I don't think it is available in Australia. Kind regards.
Working in your bubble. ;)
hey, what is this edge banding machine?
Awesome, as usual.
Nice work. Are the tops of those legs about 5 cm square?
I think they ended up at 42mm
Who needs a Gym when you have boards to plane 😎
Что за дерево?
lol fruit
Very good job
Cheers