This was perhaps the quintessential SBC episode for me. Lovely Auckland day, a relatively simple job done exquisitely well but without being overly fussy, and some slices of life here and there. There’s really no channel like this one in the world. Which makes me we witty bitty anxious about the big changes, but hey life is full of changes and I hope these are welcome changes. Thanks so much, Scott.

exposed ply actually looks a lot better than I thought

Chur. This content is better than any tv programs. Primo brother!

This content is 10/10 quality is unbelievable Scott is so good at how he explains everything don’t ever change!

What a way to end your build and adventure in Auckland. And a fine piece of craftsmanship.

Hey Keith Jackson here. Chop chop bro, ive just watched all your episodes from the beginning until now. My evenings are now lost 😄. Loving your videos and greetings from a cold edinburgh ❤

Scott brown is coming to Australia ! And we’ll be happy to have him

“Not to be a tease or anything..” Aw, Scott!

Got a taste of the south island and movin down here

Such a wholesome guy

Great video as always Scott. It turned out great. Consider getting a reusable bag for your Festool vacuum. I’ve had mine for 10+ years and it’s still going strong. It does create a little dust when you empty it but I empty it outside or into a plastic bag. Also you should consider borrowing a Festool domino from one of your buddies to give it a go. You would be surprised at how many projects you can use one on. Even as a carpenter/builder. Ron

Hoping there’s room in the SBC suitcase for Paerau!!

@luckyal_syd

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Richard!

You've got one of the most relaxing channel, and so informative ! Hope you'll do that for many, many years.

T shirt idea: Sneaky screw underneath

I’ll bet he’s bought some land and is going to take us along for the building of his new home!

@therealdojj

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I thought he was going to go behind an astronaut 🤣

@iamjogun

2 жыл бұрын

That would be an amazing series.

@dartleg13

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamjogun a brand new house from start to finish by scott brown? SIGN ME UP!!!

@cmjaeger1

2 жыл бұрын

i reckon he's gonna renovate a house for himself, doesn't seem like he'd build a new house

@michaelatkinson1378

2 жыл бұрын

I reckon he’s going to Edinburgh to work with his Uncle Sandy. No lockdown here in the UK

Later on in your life in Nelson you questioned wether you could make your own kitchen,think this video answers your question Scott.👍

you now have a subscriber more (Hello from Denmark ) 😃

Always enjoy your segments

It’s just a coffee ☕️ table ….. But what a coffee ☕️ table !!! … Very smooth Scott.. great 👍🏼 job

Good hair cut bro. Jessi did a good job.

Norm Abram would be happy to see you using the biscuit, it definitely has a place in my workshop as well ! Excellent work Scott as usual!

Good luck with your new ventures

10:20 _We're going to put some biscuits in here._ _Two Krispies.....too right!_ 👍👍

Scott’s moving. The storage is packed up and ready, and he said last job in Aukland. He also made mention of big changes twice in the video. He’s moving away, or they bought a old house that he will be renovating.

@stevechapman1826

2 жыл бұрын

Based on the sign in the storage my guess is Scott is moving to Australia as he already worked in Europe

@Fr4nt1ck

2 жыл бұрын

Or... maybe he's signed a contract to be on a building show? He's got the X factor for watch-ability, as we all know! :)

@BlakePizzey

2 жыл бұрын

He's neither bought a new shop or building a new house. It's going to be great either way!

Casual Star Destroyer in the background.

'Not to be a tease...' straight to massive tease ;)

Schmick looking coffee table from some nice ply, accentuated the darker colour of the laminate nicely with the timber grain and exposed edges...great job mate!!!! Cheers from Sydney!!!!

Nice work bro. Good to see you "reducing, reusing, recycling" but get a keep cup!?!

The europly is really beautiful

What you can do with those sharp veneers on the miters is, you can take the side of a screwdriver and run it along the edge rounding over the edges. It also helps closing any small gaps along the edge

Cant wait for the update Scott

The best music of all the woodworking channels I'm subscribed to. 👌👌

For mitres like that I've always just put a thin bit of wood glue in any gaps and then used the round of a screwdriver to compress all the fibres together. Always works put lovely. Saves using any filler. You've done a cracking job on all this cabinet work :)

@robynb.802

2 жыл бұрын

we usually use a lot of packing tape. just lay both parts flat on the table, tape widely over the joint onto the other surface, turn them around, glue into the joint, close them up, let them dry, and boom, no open gaps anywhere. no need for all that labourintensive compressionstuff. tape over the joint pulls the two parts onto each other, resulting in a perfect corner, if you've cut the 45° degrees properly.

@CharlieSkapentry

2 жыл бұрын

@@robynb.802 oh yeah I tape them up too like that, but sometimes if there is a slight cup then it ain't going to go perfect. Burring over the corners is hardly labour intensive, about 30 seconds work 😅

I'm loving how it's all biscuits at the moment!

All the Festool guys just fizzing.

"Big changes...big changes".....is there a bun in the oven? 🤩

Grab yourself a 1.6mm Radius round over bit bro. Game changer for edge treatment.

Time to try the festool domino out next

Cliffhanger ending...!!! Now I really can't wait for the next exciting episode.

He’s packing a suitcase full of Makita batteries, power tools, hand tools and obviously the trusty festool vac and going on a little round the world building trip I reckon

“Not going to be a tease or anything” - Leaves us on a cliffhanger! 🤣😩

What a cliff hanger!!

I hope you’re moving to Christchurch Scott, it’d be great to have you down here!!

Came out beautiful for an off the fly coffee table, brilliant work

Hopefully Scott is flying over to the states to team up with Richard @ finish carpentry TV ... now that would be interesting!!!

@coreyberryman57

2 жыл бұрын

Scotts to good for Richard.

@Theforestcarpenter

2 жыл бұрын

That's debatable buddy .... they both know there trade well . Scott's a more all rounder but Richards a accomplished finisher

Great video as always. Waiting for the next one now to hear about the changes. All the best 👍

The big move to Australia!

Lovely table. As soon as you put the cup on it I thought matching coasters! Great episode. Hope you are moving to Hawkes Bay!!!

@paulhargreaves1497

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

You've got me all excited now, can't wait to hear the exciting news! 😀

Good on you getting out of Auckland

I reckon he is going to be building down on Scott Base in Antartica...

Moving back to Scotland.

Love your choice in audio tracks. I’m renovating my pergola with your music burbling in the background and I feel like a tradie. Hi from Melbourne!

Another great video Scott good use of all the odd bits and bobs.

that's a nice coffee table! Great attention to detail and skills to get it done.

I bet the surprise is the empty land on the city fringe shown quickly in the vid is where Scott is going to build his own house?

Nice to see it passed the coffee cup test. Looks great.

WOW! That coffee table is beautiful. The jigs you made to clamp the 90 degree pieces are very clever. This post makes me realize I have too few clamps. Thanks again for sharing your craftsmanship.

Love that plywood wall (and I appreciate the labor involved to make it look good)

Great channel Scott!! Always looking forward to the new episode! When I saw you changing the vacuum cleaners bag I was thinking about the Festool CT-VA-20. Maybe you should look into it, it pre-separates the sawdust before it goes into the vacuum cleaner, and helps improving the lifetime of the bags greatly ! I own the thing, and it's great. Greetings from a fellow carpenter in the Netherlands!

Im enjoying these smaller projects. Love the channel!

Nice series .. big shout out to the owner for letting you video along the way! Greetings from across the pond :)

Nice video Scott. Always a good idea to bullnose exposed edges on plywood, once sanded and sealed the layers look amazing...

Chur brother. Love your work as usual. You are a champion for making these videos. Our whole family thank you.

Wasn't long since Scott went on his trip to the south island I think he's going south more money more work not enough chippies.

Next time you use those ply square clamps on miters, just cut a 1x1cm og the 90º tip. thats the reason of those miters wont glue 100%. :)

I’m guessing that the people that own this property must be pretty pleased with having you film the entire construction process for their later viewing and reference.

Lovely table and kitchen units, I have a router bit with a 1.5 mm round over. Works perfect for that kind of stuff. I use it on mdf wardrobe doors. It’s the same round over you might find on standard wardrobe doors. From Ireland 🇮🇪 Love the videos. Have a great time in your new destination ❤️

Great work, Scott- you can certainly add cabinet-maker to your resumé!

Have good woodworking knowledge, will travel!! 😎

Brilliant use of simple but beautiful offcuts!

Cool table . I love the edges.😎I Look forward to the next part of your journey SBC.

Good work, it looks great! I quite liked the green accents shown in the thumbnail. Now I realise it was just the masking tape 🤣.

Best of luck with the changes. You deserve all the success coming your way 🙂

Looks the nuts mr brown 👌

Table looks better than any Flat pack Ikea store table

Great coffee table , nice to have customers who don’t mind paying for bespoke furniture like that 👍

@henri6595

2 жыл бұрын

What would something like that cost?

Looks amazing

since you already had the router out, i suppose you could've routed dados for the entire thickness of the supports to get more gluable surface area - great work all the same, impressive as always

I hope you move back to Canada. I would love to see you working here. Maybe I’ll even apply for apprenticeship

timber mate is a pretty dope product. it fills in everything even the emptiness of my soul.

@tutekohe1361

2 жыл бұрын

‘Emptiness’. Lol

You big tease!!!! Can't wait for what's next.

Looking forward to whatever your new project is.

Great looking table mate! Solid effort yet again

You said Big Changes. And your face said Big Changes that worry me. You got this!

He's bought a farm in Ireland, and is going to raise Alpacas and grow kiwi fruit. Plenty of Kiwis here, and it's much quicker to get to work than navigating Auckers

@ScottBrownCarpentry

2 жыл бұрын

How did you know?

@tonycole9593

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottBrownCarpentry My mates got an order for a flock of Alpacas from someone called SBC, so put 2 and 2 together. Good luck Bro, and nice job in the Rugby for Scotland

More furniture builds Scott!!

get yourself a lamello zeta p2 for those cabinets ,its an awsome bit of kit

Big changes! Can’t wait 😁

you can use some tape to do the Mitter, you place it with the pieced flat and when you glue them it works as a clamp

@MickDuijf

2 жыл бұрын

I also allways use this technique works much better than trying to use clamps and on some mitre joints it's impossible to use clamps

He is going to be building stuff on every continent or in every country. I paused it in the beginning to read the wall in the storage unit

It turned out great, you are doing a good job as a furniture maker ;)

Pocket hole jig and screws would of helped big time. You should pick one up.

Great work out of scrap! Looking forward to Smoko breaks from wherever you are landing!

Awesome work. By watching you I wanna grab a tool and ply and make something.

Ooo cliff hanger You boys had a good win in the cricket T20 yesterday. Good luck in the finial. Could not have lost to a better bunch of blokes

@tutekohe1361

2 жыл бұрын

“Finial” intentional pun?

Noooo don't leave us, I'll pack too, do I need a heavy coat, can I bring the dog, are we there yet... 💓 Dang cliff-hangers! 😉

Know i need to see the next exciting episode!!! Fast

🤔 I see you loaded the real 😉 miter saw ( chop saw) in to your van to do this job 😂🤣 🤠🇫🇮 Great show.

I find it extraordinary how you can have a conversation with yourself.

@mandyleeson1

2 жыл бұрын

I talk to myself all the time!

@skogsmats

2 жыл бұрын

You get the best answers.......😂😊