I need to build a fireplace mantle that will look something like that. Thanks for the ideas!

Love all the little techniques you use. I never saw the blue tape tear out prevention before. Thanks

I love my shelf! Thank you SO much Dave! My cabinet looks great hanging in my sewing room!

Absolutely beautiful ! I am going to attempt one of these for my bathroom ! Great inspiration

Great idea for a fireplace mantel, nice instruction.

That's nice work man! Good job.

That is beautiful dude. I will be making some of those.

Great job 👏🏻👍🏼👍🏼

@DaveHarshberger

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 👍

Great Job Team Harshbergers!!

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Vic.

good job , that looks great👍

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I can sympathize with having "design modifications" when building....i like your improvisations. Final product came out real nice.

beautiful piece, I like the fact that you left in the mistake you made just for the video, you fixed your mistake, we all make them

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Bob. I don't think I have ever made something that didn't involve a fix, a course correction or just learning to live with a mistake. Just part of making.

@cardio0007

6 жыл бұрын

Admitting a slight booboo and still making it work and still beautiful is the mark of a craftsman. I have been woodworking for 40 yrs and still, on every one of your vids, pick up at least one thing, one thought, that makes me just a little bit better. Many thanks for that! If we could only revive Michealangelo for 10 minutes. Only he could show us all the miss-measurements and faux-paus and fixes he had to make on his sisteen chapel painting. I'm not very KZreads savvy, Dave, but thanks for being a real craftsman. It's important because there are so many young people(like me) that want to dream, think, build..The MOST important thing for everyone to know is working with wood means letting yourself screw up.

This is advanced carpentry!!

Love your push block :-) also - nice job!

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Good video, I think it’s great that you make a mistake, admit it, create a workaround and finish the project. It turned out fantastic Great job and video!

@DaveHarshberger

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Отличная работа!

Great job. I was going to make a couple simpler versions of this but now I make them more elaborate. I have subscribed and I look forward to more videos. By the way, I like your push stick.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mike. I really appreciate the support.

Muito bonito, parabéns.

lol Patino all over it ? Hey Dave, it's called Patina.

Sweet

Que tipo de tinte utilizaste para el mueble?

@DaveHarshberger

6 жыл бұрын

I used dark brown Transtint dye at first but it wasn't dark enough for me. So I used steel wool dissolved in vinegar to darken it more. This is a chemical reaction that only works with oak or woods with a lot of tannin.

Hi, that's just pure craftsmanship. You could have simply made a plain shelf for your wife's antique but instead you went above and beyond. It turned out beautifully, well done. I noticed hanging on the wall behind you the two large buttons and the larger one on top of the antique cabinet, did you make those also? They gave me an idea, *warning* my ideas aren't always good ones ;^), anyhow, if your wife thinks she'd like it, maybe you could also make her a sewing needle or a set of pins, somehow joined together, with different colored heads, all made out of wood to match the buttons. Don't shoot me, just an idea. :-) Thanks for sharing with us.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I did make the buttons (there's a video). The pin idea is a good one, but she has enough ideas of her own. No need to add anymore. :)

@notsunkyet

7 жыл бұрын

I did hesitate before I wrote that part. :^) I'll go look for the button video now. Thanks.

Make it 1001 !!!

Nice shirt.

Супер!

You sound like J.K. Simmons.