Spencley Design Co.

Spencley Design Co.

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My name is Eric and I make tons of different projects in the woodworking and DIY space! From fine furniture to DIY home improvements, I'll walk you through every step you need to be successful at all of your projects!

I started out in the parking lot of my apartment and have slowly built up a collection of tools over time. I hope I can inspire you to jump out of your comfort zone or even make your very first project!

I'm far from being a professional, so I like to show all my mistakes and have fun! Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope to see you on some of my project videos!

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  • @davy320d
    @davy320d40 минут бұрын

    i made my mft style worktop on the Cnc . took just 10 min for an 8x4 feet , 3/4" concrete plywood

  • @MartianHeadquarters
    @MartianHeadquarters4 сағат бұрын

    Daft question Matey, but doesn't your f/c clamps not come apart into two parts?

  • @blakekimmel1200
    @blakekimmel12004 сағат бұрын

    This guy has turned out to be one of woodworking biggest Shills. Congrats !

  • @danieljacobson74
    @danieljacobson745 сағат бұрын

    I built a $2000 chess board for $20... plus the depreciation on my machinery, the cost of my time, the cost of my indirect materials, the cost of marketing and sales, the cost of... You get the idea.

  • @columbiabuzz
    @columbiabuzz8 сағат бұрын

    Everything you know was based on an English based measurement system. Metric was the world's conspiracy to double the cost of tooling for Americans. Do Steam Plant analysis in an SI system, you'll appreciated the genius of Watt and Kelvin.

  • @rickryan4321
    @rickryan43219 сағат бұрын

    Cheese, I'm 71 with a 400sq ft workshop, trying to make products to sell

  • @jlbrockett25
    @jlbrockett2512 сағат бұрын

    Thank you so much!! I am having to do an indoor project and was dreading this!!

  • @flyingsawdustjemtz9226
    @flyingsawdustjemtz922613 сағат бұрын

    You are clamping on the side of the table top against the relatively think hardwood banding you placed around the table top. I suspect that the clams will soon damage the hardwood banding.

  • @dpmeyer4867
    @dpmeyer486714 сағат бұрын

    thanks

  • @zoobiewa
    @zoobiewa15 сағат бұрын

    Non-stop advertising. Almost no content.

  • @lwh7301
    @lwh730116 сағат бұрын

    Vocal fry is really annoying, especially when a guy is doing it.

  • @FartPanther
    @FartPanther16 сағат бұрын

    20:47 also MDF dust is a carcinogen

  • @jasongamer8649
    @jasongamer864918 сағат бұрын

    Kept claiming he has a day job, yet this video is days of work, sponsored out the A$$, and my favorite youtuber DIY hack, used 50k dollars in tools to make a simple thing.

  • @iwontliveinfear
    @iwontliveinfear18 сағат бұрын

    You really should be wearing a filter mask in the shop. That saw dust is going to kill your lungs. I'm only 43 and I have a "smokers cough" from spending too much time in the woodshop without a mask.

  • @iwontliveinfear
    @iwontliveinfear19 сағат бұрын

    There is no such thing as the perfect work bench. There will always be compromise.

  • @jackielinde7568
    @jackielinde756820 сағат бұрын

    Today I Learned: Design is an Iterative Process, where the initial design to solve a problem looks nothing like the final product.

  • @artphotoscamp5788
    @artphotoscamp578820 сағат бұрын

    I find it hard to believe you ever thought of consistency with a rigid tool. Let alone a table saw. Making something worthy is the skill of a carpenter. Regardless of a poor tool

  • @J-K-L-IV
    @J-K-L-IV21 сағат бұрын

    But will it cut your long, fibbing, wooden nose?

  • @richhflies
    @richhflies21 сағат бұрын

    I'd replace my contractor saw, too, if they sent me this thing free of charge. Would have been nice if you'd been honest up front, rather than wait until 35 minutes into the video. Not a good look.

  • @chrispy2309
    @chrispy230921 сағат бұрын

    what was the name of the dealt tool that you leveled/ flattened the wood please?

  • @enterprise59
    @enterprise5921 сағат бұрын

    I think if you're going to use a planer sled, you should put in the other way. The planer will pull against the stop, no need for glue or taping the wood down. Try it.

  • @toothlesstoe
    @toothlesstoe22 сағат бұрын

    Looks more like $200, but great work nonetheless

  • @johnbarney5787
    @johnbarney578722 сағат бұрын

    What brand finish do you recommend in the hard wax oil?

  • @midnightblue69
    @midnightblue6923 сағат бұрын

    Pallet wood is 110% NOT profitable to touch. It plays into the creativity of the human mind, its like sugar in a diet, we want it to be a treasure trove but it is simply more work than its worth. It's just not worth the recovery time when Wood trimmings are so cheap. A sawmill will basically give you what amounts to a truckload of pallet wood without spending countless hours harvesting and disassembling pallets

  • @philipfeghaly4210
    @philipfeghaly4210Күн бұрын

    u r fun to watch BUT STOP WAVING RANDOMLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

  • @aserta
    @asertaКүн бұрын

    I've never bothered with T track, table clamps or anything else, because you almost always have a ceiling above you and you can always get flexible pipe... jam the pipe in the ceiling on your bench top with the piece you want to work hold and that's it. Good enough for luthiers, good enough for me. Have plywood to make? You will never find a better clamping method, need an overhang on a piece so you can cut it? Same (tho i usually just put it over foam on the table). Flexible pipe or batons, and you never need anything else.

  • @dustinalexander1829
    @dustinalexander1829Күн бұрын

    Track saws are going to be reallub popular if the law forces flesh guard tech onto table saws

  • @arkansasboy45
    @arkansasboy45Күн бұрын

    No, the hand plane is not insanely expensive to purchase. Nobody says that you have to rush out and buy a brand new Lie Neilsen or Wood River. A used Stanley or comparable plane would suffice and sharpening isn't as bad as you make it out to be.

  • @faithful451
    @faithful451Күн бұрын

    Your problem with using laminate could be solved by using better laminate. It's thicker and stronger. I picked up a free office bench top off gumtree that someone was giving away, it's 5cm think and laminated, been using it in my workshop for years and scraping glue off it and doing all kinds of things, still as good as the day I got it.

  • @MichaelKloepfer68
    @MichaelKloepfer68Күн бұрын

    oops your mdf got wet started disintegrating and warping

  • @MaxDamage-bh2os
    @MaxDamage-bh2osКүн бұрын

    146% bs! So much money, tools and time wasted!

  • @jacobbrothers4945
    @jacobbrothers4945Күн бұрын

    Community

  • @jacobbrothers4945
    @jacobbrothers4945Күн бұрын

    Ostrich has landed & ❤‘s Free tools!

  • @nickminneti825
    @nickminneti825Күн бұрын

    This was a nice list. I got a set of the rebels and it's $117 shipped. I like to wear a big brim hat and the over the ear headphones just don't work with that hat.

  • @lpburke86
    @lpburke86Күн бұрын

    It’s always entertaining whatching KZreadrs who talk about old things as antiquated and useless start doing enough actual work that they come up with new and innovative solutions like slowly reverting back to the 200 year old cabinet makers work bench.

  • @user-bv1tw8cz5f
    @user-bv1tw8cz5fКүн бұрын

    Cheese! Just started watching you. Like what I see so far. Hope to learn a lot from you. Thanks

  • @fionamonahan8771
    @fionamonahan8771Күн бұрын

    Where did you get your rip fence for your table saw it looks amazing

  • @JBCavern
    @JBCavernКүн бұрын

    Butter. Love seeing you represent people with small workshops and small selection of tools. I also appreciate your honesty regarding problems you run into and how you overcame them.

  • @uncoeur
    @uncoeurКүн бұрын

    NOT ENOUGH CLAMPS!!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱

  • @quadstardesign
    @quadstardesignКүн бұрын

    Great job using calls for laying your laminate top! One tip for future reference, don't start at one end of the top. Start in the middle. Line the laminate up and pull the center call out. Run your hand down the center of the laminate so it adheres to the mdf in the middle only. This really helps if you are trying to keep the laminate square to the piece or if you have very little overhang. Starting at one end can get you out of square really quickly. Ask me how I know! Great video!

  • @robertberger8642
    @robertberger8642Күн бұрын

    Butter. Yes, butter. Great on toast, and on wood, too.

  • @stuartbassett3807
    @stuartbassett3807Күн бұрын

    Butter. :)

  • @royal_gambit_e4
    @royal_gambit_e4Күн бұрын

    An official Tournament chess board with chess pieces and chess clock wouldn't cost $2000.

  • @whatevernamegoeshere3644
    @whatevernamegoeshere3644Күн бұрын

    The day we cannot skip through a video like this I will go and become a goose farmer living on an island

  • @anshuman_ark
    @anshuman_arkКүн бұрын

    I just wanna say. You could have added a few more clamps there. It still looked flimzy

  • @jmsjms2735
    @jmsjms27352 күн бұрын

    That's all reght - click-baiting is what videos like this are all about. Nobody has ever made any serious sales, let aline money, making furniture from recycled wood. Or honey out of horse s&it.

  • @hosocat1410
    @hosocat14102 күн бұрын

    The Facebook nazis are useless idiots. All they do is censor you and then make it impossible to reactivate. Hope Facebook collapses due to its own incompetence.

  • @MD-gc4xq
    @MD-gc4xq2 күн бұрын

    To be honest I don’t know how you make so much money in them aswell

  • @Buzzebee1
    @Buzzebee12 күн бұрын

    Butter. Cool vid.

  • @smokindrummer
    @smokindrummer2 күн бұрын

    Cheese, Hey Spencer, glad to hear that your account has been reactivated. I am glad you decided to tell the 12 sponsor's, who dropped you like a hot brick, when you account was deactivated, to take a flying leap! You don't need to be associated with companies that will not ask or listen to what happened.