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Too many technicalities for such a simple design and end result is not that stready.

I just about finished up mine for my son who shoots barebow recurve using your video as a guide. All I need is more stuffing

Well bummer, apparently businesses get paid to recycle that palette wrap now so they won't give it to me.

If you had one more clamp i would have given it a thimbs up😂😂

Love the drawer runner jig you made for the kickplate drawers! Great idea!

It looks very simple to make the bed , so how many employees do I need to recruit and how much is the investment money. I think it will last maybe for 30 yrs minimum so then I have all tools prepared again

I use "clear" GE Silicone Supreme caulk to hide very thin gaps in dark colored wood (unstained sapele with semigloss polyurethane finish). For some reason, this has worked on projects of mine. I cannot explain why. Try it with a test piece having deliberately-made very thin gaps. Let me know what you think.

Your excellent cinematography with shallow depth of field actually taught me something. Seeing the featherboards fingers flexing showed me that I don't have mine quite low enough. Thanks for the video! I am in the middle of making my first raised panel door at the moment.

Great video

Love the slow-mo circle drawing!

Here before someone brings up the shorts and chainsaw combination. Osha would be proud lol

Mark, based on the wind direction you explained, your ridge cap is backward. But it's not the end of the world. I was still learning when I was your age. Now I'm old enough to just tell others how to do it. Great video

Hi Mark with the scrap wood from the mantle you could have made something cool with resin

Great video can’t wait to see the bowls that your uncle make from the fireplace mantle what a great idea and gift.

What size is your Kreg workbench for cnc?

"Stop trying to put your tongue in my hand!" Such is the life of owning a dog.

Awesome stuff, Mark! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

That’s cool that your family will all get to have a piece of family history in repurposing that mantle!

What is a router?????

I’ve come back to this video a few times over the years. Thanks for this!

You have to sift the sawdust to obtain the finest possible dust. Few people talk about this, but it makes the best results. Also, Titebond Original is better than II or III because it dries hard and sands easiest, while the others can gum up and get messy.

I recently saw a great tip for cutting dowel plugs - put tape on the plugs that will come loose, then after you bandsaw them off the plugs don’t have to be chased down as they are stuck to the tape. Beautiful table. Job well done.

How would layers of compressed carboard do for filler and how compressed do you think they'd have to be? I'm thinking about all the Amazon boxes we get that could be used this way.

Beautiful table...

Great video. Thanks.

Table is beautiful. Nice work!

You either love the sound of your own voice or don’t realize how much blabber on! LESS YACKING AND MORE WORKING!!! Jesus you’re annoying

Nice job on that big boy! A small tip to elevate your project is grain selection. As pretty as the grains, they're not ideal for legs, you usually want straight long grains. In some of the legs you can see a ring on the end grain, you are probably better off split them into two quarter sawn pieces and glue them back together, much strong and less prone to seasonal movement.

Absolutely beautiful table Mark, it looks amazing in your house. Great work good to see you doing a woodworking video again.

What was the battle with the biscuit joiner that was easier with the dowels?

Looked like a great video, unfortunately I threw up 8-mins in from motion sickness!! (Ok not really Lol) but seriously, I was stoked to see this project, had to bail early bc of the constant jerking visuals from the camera being moved so fast and so much. You’re clearly a great woodworker, truly…..no disrespect intended sir.

Excellent video, straight to the point and logical approach to these problems, will now have to tackle the drive belts and wheel rubbers on mine.

It's a Great looking table

Im still jealous of your access to so much walnut, but that there is a gorgeous table

You may have noticed I mentioned "real-time" glue ups - well they were each maybe 20-minutes long, so for the scope of this video it made more sense to speed them up. Who among you would find it beneficial if I published those videos in full? I pretty much talk to the camera the entire time and explain why I'm doing things the way I am doing them.

You should have addressed the issue of the end grain orientation during your glue up, One up, the next end grain down and so on.

Beautiful table

Show us in real time at warp speed. 😂😂😂

Watching this is like riding a wild weasel. Couldn't do it without adverse vestibular reaction

Excellent table Mark, well done. BTW, the camera work makes me motion sick...

Beautiful table! What part of Wyoming did you live? I just moved here a few years ago

Gorgeous table Mark, and great video.

Really beautiful work, Mark! It looks wonderful! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Adding the chamfer to the dowel hole is a nice trick!

Have you ever thought of doing a French Drain (Ι think that’s what is called) a buried perforated PVC drain pipe to drain the water away from the house.

That came out so nice. Glad it worked out for you to get the bigger one.

The microphone has a much better sound quality that I heard @ the beginning of this video.

Dunno if you did this or not, but there's a really easy way with the Jessem jig to align your dowels for a panel glueup with no need to mark across each board and use the crosshairs (I have the original jig but it works the same). That notch is there so that you can first drill your set of holes down the edge of one board. Space them however you like. Then clamp the two boards together with the reference face out. Place a dowel in each hole of the first board (the original juig comes with a pin for this purpose, not sure about the new one but a dowel you are going to use anyway works fine) and slip the jig slot over the pin/dowel, referencing the 90 degree face against the reference face of the second board and drill. The holes will be perfect and no crosshair aligning necessary. ua-cam.com/video/A3tE61O0zzk/v-deo.htmlsi=zSZuIvWvVhX6S4U3&t=145

Beautiful table Mark! And I like the WBAT “Not a freeloader” shirt! Haha