I'd say make a coffee table utilizing some of his different joints on each corner.

@timgoodliffe

Жыл бұрын

hell yeah, thats the new plan

@Shovel_Cat

Жыл бұрын

Could be the next 3 phase challenge. That’s be awesome.

@mkcrew225

Жыл бұрын

A "woodworking" table would be cool.

@MilesHolt

Жыл бұрын

Is Sam not working there anymore?

@jodypatterson4701

Жыл бұрын

Make a coffee table with coffee table books

as someone who is disabled, i think the sandpaper holder is really useful! my hands shake pretty badly because of my medicines, so i have difficulty lining things up. being able to just pop a sander onto the holder and come away with a perfectly placed piece of sandpaper would be a godsend for me. it would make the whole task way less frustrating! its like the little needle threading pieces that you can get for sewing - really simple, and not everyone needs them.. but a really, really helpful tool for those of us who just can't get the damn thread through the eye

@mromutt

6 ай бұрын

Normally I dont have trouble lining it up but sometime my hands also just cant seem to coordinate and get perfect placement. When I saw this I was thinking its genius and I need to make one. Though I think if you round the tops of the alignment pins it would make loading paper onto it much easier and faster as well as make popping the sander on it way quicker since it would catch faster then guide.

@kbo8029

5 ай бұрын

Just buy mesh sandpaper and then it doesn't need to line up. But wouldn't you still have to line it up to get it on the holder? It seems like if your hands shake a lot you could just use a dowel and line up one hole, rotate to get the rest. I know it's old but I'm really curious if you do enough sanding to know from experience or just assuming from other tasks?

@kameljoe21

2 ай бұрын

@@kbo8029Mesh is not the same as sandpaper. I have boxes of round sandpaper that I got at a steep discount and lining up the holes make a huge advantage in removing dust. I also replace the sand paper long before it wears out and have boxes of sand paper that is still in good shape. Its less work to replace sand paper than the extra time it takes as the paper wears down.

Oh my the mallet breaking and John losing it after all of the hard work; PRICELESS!!!

@DarkTubeToo

Жыл бұрын

FYI just so you know we share the same goofy sense of humor.

@Finxh

Жыл бұрын

I don’t laugh how I did at anything on my phone, that had me creasing 😂

Thanks for the mention! Ohhhh people were mad when I used a dermal to chamfer the top 😂😂

@John_Malecki

Жыл бұрын

Honestly it was kinda smart haha you saw how much tear our I got! Congrats on crushing it 💪🏻💪🏻

@TwoMooseDesign

Жыл бұрын

@@John_Malecki you too! 👊🏼👊🏼

Dusty lumber co I have the same reaction when I watch his videos

@dustylumberco

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 👍👍😁

I like Johns videos because he reminds me that I don't have to be perfect. I just have to be willing to fix my screw-ups, alter the design, or start over, until I give up and say it's good enough.

@maddogshwa

Жыл бұрын

90% of woodworking is fixing mistakes. Then people will point out "Oh I like how you used a different kind of wood for this part" not knowing you ruined your last bit of the original wood. lol

Love Dusty Lumber Co.👍👍👍👍

@dustylumberco

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 👍

@6.16 that's a important hole helps prevent the wood from splitting, if anyone was interested

I think I'm gonna have to disagree on the sandpaper dispenser/holder. I think if you have a lot of sanding to do it is beneficial especially since the sandpaper is usually more or less lined up in the big packages. When I re-finish furniture I don't often use chemical stripping agents and prefer to sand the old finish off entirely since you have to remove any impregnated wood anyway so if I'm burning through a bunch of 60 or 80 grit on a 120 year old desk that would be a killer thing to plop right on top as I go

@kyab2815

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Just open a box of 50 put the jig into the wholes flip the box and you've got a refill station. Single movement to put a new sheet on. It's not necessary to align the wholes better but it is a cool idea for quick changing the sandpaper

@richnelson753

Жыл бұрын

agree you could even mount it on the side of the bench or the wall, i dont think its so much to line it up but a good way to organize and get another without looking for a new one

@Celticshade

8 ай бұрын

I very much agree with you. The only reason they dont really need to use it is cause they have mesh vs normal sandpaper and the holes to line up are completely unnecessary. But if it were for mesh it would be so helpful to have for a quick reload without having to look to line up the holes.

Do your own awesome. Because your awesome is way better that other people's.

As a person literally starting out, I'd totally make the sandpaper holder. First, it build one for each grit I have to organize them. Second, I hate trying to line the holes up. Third, it could be a fun first project for learning how to use dowls, stain, etc. I agree, if you're experienced it's likely pointless but for newbies, I'm making it.

It’s getting smoother yep real smooth. I knew those glasses are suspect

I was so pleased you seen Dusty's joints some the joints that man creates are just insane although loved the mallet. John how about a easy build video series to sell for Christmas maker's?? A no you'd get squirly with them?? Maybe tiktok inspired?? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤣👍

Never been this early, but when I am I get squirrely

Dusty Lumber definitely has some skills! Haha the ridiculous things that people put out there. I have to admit was surprised you took the time to make the sandpaper holder.

@dustylumberco

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much 👍

@SilvaDreams

Жыл бұрын

I mean the joints he uses are old as hell. It's how everyone built everything before nails were easily obtainable (That would be in the past 100 years)

Exciting to be this early with the rest of you all!

Wait...I am actually into the sandpaper dispenser idea. It seems like a clean way to store all your grits and it is a nice idea if you plan to make a rack of them or something. Idk maybe I'm just too ocd. Lol

@Worrsaint

Жыл бұрын

Plus whenever I get packs the holes are lined up already in the package. It's a great idea.

@CeeJayThe13th

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I like it too. Obviously it isn't for everyone since John hated it so much but it definitely looks like it might work well for some people. I haven't tried it out yet though so I might not like it 🤷‍♂️

@ghiggs8389

Жыл бұрын

If it's in your shop, it will have airborne sawdust collect on it reducing the amount of grip, that's the true faulty part of that idea.

@clion520

Жыл бұрын

Even if you have to take it out of a box/wrapper to keep dust off it, if you are sanding down a big ole boat or do tons of sanding I could see that jig saving a lot of time down the road

@demonoftheweb

Жыл бұрын

If you do just use slightly thinner pegs. That way its easy to load up and you can burn in what grit is on what holder.

The best ad integration I've ever seen on a KZread video. It was natural and flowed the way it should. Amazing

I dont have Tik Tok, im afraid id never come out of that rabbit hole. Great work John and team!

@zack9912000

Жыл бұрын

Watch Joe rogans video on all the massive privacy issues it has , you giving the app 100% control of your device. Yoy give it full access to everything on your phone

@williamwinder3466

Жыл бұрын

If you don't want the infected hand of the Chinese communist party slid up your ass to grab hold of the back of your eyeballs, don't get the app.

@TMG_Dude

Жыл бұрын

It's an app made by the Chinese government. That's all I should even have to say. If you haven't used it don't

That last piece was so satisfying and beautiful, i wanna make a bed frame with corners like that

Is no one going to talk about how he was building a mallet WHILE USING a mallet? LOL. LOVE YOUR WORK AND CONTENT JOHN!

@jsmith629

Жыл бұрын

3:26 >>> uses mallet to make mallet lol

Can I have that mallet? Framed and mounted on my shop wall would be sweet. Lol.

Wow you knew that was 5 inches long without even measuring it. Yinz have a personal reference? 😆 🤣

Many videos ago you used Bumblechutes as a finish and I tried them out after I saw that and I love that way better than total boat

The "Dusty" joint would make a cool table leg!

I probably Re-watched the mallet breaking scene about 10 times 😂

The mallet was great, I did one but add a heavier handle and added some steel in the mallet head to give it weight and better balls.

Congrats on the new baby John. 🎉🎉🎉

Well the download m8ght be waaaaay early. But why wouldn't you watch with a nice cup of coffee. Job well done!

I follow Dusty Lumber and his work is cool as heck. Great video and congrats on the announcement of a new child.

@maddogshwa

Жыл бұрын

That RAS though. So cool. But for 7K I want it a lot less now.

Radial arm saws are a dime a dozen on internet sales places (you know the ones). People are cleaning out grandpa's house and don't know what to do with it. I've got an old American made Delta in the garage right now. Grew up with one and I love it. They were just too dangerous and non-portable so fell out of favor.

I like the sandpaper dispenser. I fumble with sandpaper after developing carpal tunnel and that would make life easier.

John, great video of the corner joint. Sadly I lost most of my tools when I was in the hospital. But I'm back in the saddle again. Looking forward to more of your videos ✌👍

@chrisdzisiak7540

6 ай бұрын

I love that joint ! Even better you too can own that quality of saw for $50-$150! Those are modern reproductions of the original Dewalt RASaws. A model RA(round arm) or slightly newer square arm 1030 are out there cheap for a little TLC and maybe some motor bearings. And yes a new copy is $5 -7K !!!

I'm here early..... How is this possible. Thanks for the content John.

John, here's an idea what about a challenge based on the beginner, intermediate, and master woodworkers based on joinery. The beginner level can watch the whole youtube video on the parts, the intermediate gets the measurements of the parts and the master level just gets the picture of the video to try to make the joint. An example of a good channel to use would be Dorian Bracht.

I'm sorry but I disagree on the sandpaper Thing, I don't know if you lineup the holes when you put that disk on but I always have problem lining them up I don't know if I can't see right or what but it doesn't work good.

@WilliamTythas

Жыл бұрын

Also .. if you need a place to store your disks when you buy a pack, then why not build a base, add 2 dowels (you only need 2) and have them ready to go ... would also be good for kids that want to help but haven't developed all the fine motor skills ...

Awesome job. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. Stay squirrely. God bless.

I have my dad's old craftsman radial arm saw from the 80s. It's not very accurate anymore and isn't very strong, but man, I'll take it over a table saw any day. I'd love to have a new one, but like you said, they're not cheap anymore. Only a couple people still making I'm think anymore.

These are just too good!!!

That joint would look even better looking with contrasting colors(wood or stain) and staggered cuts

Hey John, when are we going to start seeing more build videos?

I've got an old craftsman radial arm saw and I love it great for working with maple and oak when building guitars

I love the joinery that Dusty lumber Co does !

@dustylumberco

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Dusty Lumber Co is amaze balls!

Dusty lumber Co. is a God among men!

@John_Malecki

Жыл бұрын

He is like walking embodiment of the word "awesome"

As someone who suffers from familial tremors that sandpaper jig would be a godsend.

These TikTok videos have been amazing. Funny and super entertaining!

That last joint would look really cool with contrasting woods

Brilliant work, John! 😃 I LOVE mallets! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Welding, diesel repair, electrical, plumbing, MOWING and wood working yall make it look so easy but my monkey brain can not get anything looking so good props on that joint in the end!

Dusty making all woodworkers want a RAS

Nick Offerman is impressed. You wouldn't know it, but he is

Great video John and ya Dusty is insane on his joints rebuilding my woodcraft shop after the 2 🌀 hit me slowly and itching to really get into some of his joints I like this one you tried be a cool accent to a deck....

Love that Small Gino's debut is him busting the new mallet! (also, intrigued why "Small" Gino?)

for the sander usually the packs come with the holes lined out.

Great content thanks for sharing

I Really Love Your Videos John 🩶

The only way the sandpaper one would make sense is if the manufacturer packaged the paper already lined up with a couple of dowels in the box. But yeah, if you can't line up some holes on a sander without a jig, you probably shouldn't be using a sander.

As usual, I had a blast watching this...I actually made a mallet for my son just like that using Padauk, Tiger wood, and a spalted maple handle...wish I knew how to get you a picture of it...Keep on rockin Mr Maleki!!!

9:15 “his looked considerably larger” story of my life 😅

gone fishing, will return half past dark to watch this video.

That last joint was really nice! I just wish that I had something to use it on...... yet. I will wonder around my home, while scratching my head and simultaneously rubbing my chill until an operation presents itself. If that doesn't work, I will repeat the last process but add swinging a very large hammer and/or crow bar....... I'm sure that this joint would work to fix a 1080p TV that's had a crow bar and/or hammer accident 😁😆👍👍👍👍👍

Hi John, can you do a combi boxplaner review?? Thanks a milion

👍These are good, keep em coming👌👊

When will we see the Bikes and Beards crossover happen? Mini series were you build a wooden motorcycle? Or perhaps you got for a Ling distance ride with them? Love the vids!!!

I just watched a few of your milling videos, and I got an idea. I would like to see a 3-4 part series of videos showing a tree from being felled through being milled to a finished peace of furniture... as many of the steps as possible of the same tree, from tree (or log) to finished product. Whether you make a slab table, cut up boards and build a tree house, make a chair... not important. The process, with you explaining your thoughts during..... Love your work. 👍

@John_Malecki

Жыл бұрын

Ohhhh i hope you're subscribed for this weeks video then! haha it's as close as we can get to this

@hulkthedane7542

Жыл бұрын

@@John_Malecki COOL. I look forward to it👍...and I am subscribed

That was a fun watch I always get a good laugh and dam dude you got skills who knew

Amazing wood working Sir!

That's a beautiful portrait of Nick Offerman And That wedge top mallet is a sick idea

Just seen you on Bikes and Beards! I am a Pittsburgh local and can't wait to catch up on your videos!

Love all these uploads recently! Always so excited when I get the John M notification.

That joint and the size you had it would be great for a bed frame

Dusty Lumber certainly gets his $7000 worth out of that saw. Nice work replicating his joint without it.

@dustylumberco

Жыл бұрын

Hello! It actually not $7000, it’s only $2900👍

Til tock. Where fine workers skill up. Somewhere norm Abram 🤠 sighs ..

It was not drywall saw, but saw that is designed to hold reciprocating saw blade. So basically same blade should be used for both saws at the test.

I am really enjoying the viral tictok, videos. I hope there’s more!

Great work guys. ❤

Love that last joint, just thinking how amazing it would look with contrasting wood for table legs, preferably with a flush edge top or a transparent top.

@explosionsandstuff7787

Жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the same time

Legend, loved your videos for a while

I do like that 3M extract sand paper

I love this channel

I'm going to convert all those wood joints in puzzle cube😄💕👍

I went to school with Gino we took work shop together. Nice ti see ur doing well Dude

Great videos. All fun with a little skill. Story of my life

Dude I could probably watch one of these per week

You should try the dovetail inlays.

Yeah first one was because the other end of the board was floating so it was moving with the reciprocating blade. Same goes for when you cut pipe and its not fixed down and just wiggles if you use an oscillating tool.

Damn rip to small Gino im sure he had to let him go after that 😭😂😂

Hi John, what bench dogs are you using to make the inlay on the handle?

this is Jordans best video

0:43 Some expert level clamp release skills right there lol that’s how the pros really do it 🗜

2:30 damn that's beautiful. I gotta find that vid!

thanks for being normal. the blind craftsman. I will now build the sandpaper mount.

That joint gets a like and a sub.

The sand paper holder is for people like me who need the holes to line up perfectly cause for me yea it does take me a long time to put it on and it's a convenient to store them as well instead of just laying loose

Why am I watching John and Jordan being squirrelie before the sun is even up!!! :) Oh yes, because I'm addicted to watching John and Joedan being squirrelie!!

Well, with the food safe oil, you could use the mallet in the kitchen for pounding meat, crushing spices, and such.

I hate how good this channel is, it means I now have to go watch every single video

@John_Malecki

Жыл бұрын

I love that for you Matthew!

@mathewdoe1577

Жыл бұрын

@@John_Malecki honestly, keep up the great videos, glad I came across your channel

Squirrelly Funday Sunday

Great video