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I am a hobbyist woodworker in Southeast Texas with a full time day job that loves to build things in my time off. I worked as a framing and trim carpenter during my college years, and I love to build furniture. For the last 15 plus years, I have mainly been a pocket hole furniture type of guy, but I am developing my skills and moving into the realm of building fine furniture with traditional joinery. I am also in the process of converting my family's two car garage into a permanent woodworking shop. I figured I would start a KZread channel to document both efforts! So I hope you enjoy and and subscribe so you can follow along on the progress. :)
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Hey from Tyler, Tx. Great Build. Liking the format.
@@michaelgmyers thanks so much! My brother used to live in Tyler while doing a stint at UT Tyler. Nice!
Excellent video! This is quite literally the only (good) video tutorial about this on the internet.
@@powerzox8326 oh wow! That is certainly High praise and I am so grateful for the feedback! Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Love the video, thanks! Is there a reason or trade off in using MDF for the top vs plywood?
@@themeblvd glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment! So, I’m sure you could use plywood instead of MDF, for sure. However, I chose MEF because it is very stable, very flat and has a good amount of heft to it, which I believe makes for a better top and sub surface for the Formica.
Just dont use music from pt 1 ever again!
Thanks for the feedback. :)
Nice job! Subbed.
Thanks!!! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the sub!
Good stuff sir! My best friends Jason Flitcraft & Jimmy Diresta sent me here!
Whoa! Jason AND Diresta?!? You honor me, sir. Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words. Tell both Jason and Jimmy, I said hello. Maybe one of these days we’ll get the chance to break bread. Maybe at Makers Camp or something like that. 😊
Looking good looking forward to seeing what you are going to build
Thanks! Now that I can see, I am ready to build, for sure. Already started on my next project and video. 😃
Looking good! Thanks for the shoutout!!
Thanks, Jim! I am still kicking myself for waiting three long years to get these set up. But now that they are up, I am sooo happy. Thanks again for all of your help!
Wow didn't know you started a second channel. All the best to you and Shaun- love the new workshop, eyesight and face.
Hahaha. Thanks!
Great video! Hobbyist woodworker from SA Texas area. Love watching the progression. Have a flip cart with the planer and sander on mine too. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words! More videos of this shop overhaul to come, for sure. 😊
Looks to me like you had your roller supports set up backwards.
I did indeed. Haha
Nice build. I really need a smaller version of this.
Thanks! I am just pretty lucky that I get to use all of the garage for my shop instead of just half of it!
What part of southeast Texas are you in?
Big Money Texas. Er, I mean Beaumont.
Im in League City, just north of Galveston
@@Fixbuildflip-Dustin-Boettcher oh yea. I’m very familiar. I work in Houston.
Do you get snipe from your planer?
I do from time to time. Not every time I run something through it, but I try to leave my pieces long in case I do. Or if I cant do that, I have to sand it out. But it hasnt been too much of an issue so far.
Oil City. Beaumont? Either way great video. Have often thought of doing a video like this. Gig’em “96
WHOOP! Yes, Beaumont. And thanks so much for the kind words. Glad you liked the video. You should go for it.
Great build! Looks gorgeous! Really enjoying your videos, just a lurker here though. I’m in the middle of building 165 queen size bed frames, and don’t have the time or space for another table in my shop/garage yet… 😂 maybe one day!
Thanks for the kind words! Oh, and 165!?! Wow... I can imagine you dont have room for another table. Haha. Thanks for watching and glad you liked the videos!
It would be nice if Jason would've comment or "judge" on your built.
That would be cool, indeed. I just wonder if he has even seen either video. Hmmm. 🤔. Probably not though. :(
Fantastic build. I'm enjoying your channel. easy to follow.
I’m so glad to hear it! Thanks for watching and for following along!
Another fantastic video. Black Formica on Maple and Birch is beautiful. Side note I love the t1-11 on the walls. I installed it in my shop last month and have been debating whether or not to stain it or finish it.
Thanks so much! Yea, I love the way the black Formica on the white maple/burch looks like, for sure. I always wanted the siding on the wall since it is 5/8” and I can essentially hang anything in the wall any place in the wall without necessarily needing a stud. I am actually about to paint it all white.
FYI, Formica is now selling direct to the public through their website. Limited colors offered but still cool to buy directly from them
@@LateNightHomework and they have all sorts of custom options now!
Looks real nice! I need to build a new outfeed table really bad! Maybe after i finish my kitchen cabinets and island.....also nice hat!
Go ‘Stros! And yes, I have used this saw for two whole years without an outfeed table and I just couldn’t do it any more! I am sooooo happy to finally have one!
Looks really good! I’m sure Jason would be very proud to see how well your version came out.
Thanks! I hope so! 😊 thanks for watching and the kudos!
Funny start and great video...thanks for the work!
Thanks so much, for the kind words and the watch!
Birch ply is $80 here. 😢
Yikes! This isn’t Baltic birch but it is a really nice cabinet grade birch with really nice consistent layers and it runs about $52 a sheet. Love this stuff!
@@oilcitywoodworks I’m talking HD stuff with voids. 🫤 It’s over $80 a sheet. Maple is $5/bf. On the other hand, walnut is over $20/bf. Makes me cringe when I see Jason and others use walnut for shop projects. 🤣😖
Oh wow. Yea, here in southeast Texas at Wes Vice, that beautiful birch is $52 a sheet, hard white maple is around $2.30 per board foot and walnut is like $6-$8 per board foot. So, the prices in this area have definitely come back down and for that I am very grateful! But yea, using walnut for shop projects is still a tough one. But they do turn out so nice. Maybe one day. :)
Hahaha! The rollers. I’ve been there. Put them too far or too high. I try setting it up with the blade down first to see where I need to set them.
Yea, it was frustrating. And after two years of using them with this saw I can finally retire them. For the saw at least. Haha
@@oilcitywoodworks Don’t have room for a big outfeed. I have a harbor freight woodworking bench I rebuilt drawers into. It works for most of what I need. Unless it’s an 8’ board. Then, out come the rollers. 😂
Don’t quit your day job. No you don’t need an outfeed table. You would be better suited as a crossing guard or whatever it is that you do but you scare the blank out of me with the way you operate a table saw.
Oh that sounds fun, actually. I would be honored to be a crossing guard ensuring the safety of our little ones. How fulfilling. Also, thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Don’t forget to like and subscribe! 😊
You got a like and subscribe from me just for being the first wood working channel I've seen that says to table and mark up your pieces! Such a simple but often forgotten step that can save so much time and hassle!
Thanks so much! And yes, for me, I simply have to do that to ensure I am keeping everything together and as organized as possible. As you will see in the part 2, I didnt do that on my drawer box pieces. So even though I did set them up on the table grouped by each drawer, I failed to label them and it bit me in the end. Which, in my opinion, makes labeling and marking them up even that much more important. Thanks for the like and the subscribe! Greatly appreciated.
Dude, your outfeed rollers are setup backwards.
Thanks. Good thing I don’t need ‘em anymore. Haha.
Hello - I saw your last video on the double lp frame and how to make one quick question was would you consider making it and I pay you directly? If so how much for an exact frame as the one you made in your last video ?
y9ou can send me an email to [email protected] and we can discuss. :). Thanks for watching and for reaching out!
Who is Jason Hibbs? What is a Jason Hibbs?? Since when did a moth start drinking Bourbon? So confused.
What is a Jason Gibbs is a great question, indeed. :). Hahaha. Thanks for the watch and the comment!
Very good video, I forwarded this to friend of mine, he is new to this woodworking. Only thing,get rid of the music, it’s not needed. 🤠🇫🇮
Aggie engineering! Gig ‘em!
WHOOP!
Absolutely great job can’t wait to see it finished. Love Bourbon, Moth videos for sure. But you’ve done an excellent job with this project
You honor me! Thank you so much for the kind words and the encouraging feedback! The second part is being edited as we speak. :)
as soon as South East Texas came out your mouth I hit sub! we must be neighbors! and now I know where to get hardwood from, Port Arthur, Nederland, even Beaumont doesn't have decent wood.
and there it is, right in Nederland. holy cow.
Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching. Yea man, Wes Vice is awesome! Great prices on hard wood and plywood and super quality stuff too. Plus they have hinges and slides and all sorts of other stuff we wood workers need too! I love that place. Their Vice House birch plywood is damn good stuff for a damn good price!
@@oilcitywoodworksI'll be in that place next payday!!
@@alfonsoPina tell em you heard about them from my video. 😊
Awesome video. Enjoyed light music in background. Narration and oration perfect. I find the posts weird because the wood core might eventually open the miters a little bit. It’s 2 inches so it’s only going to expand in the tree outside ring demo soon maybe a tenth of an inch or less. Over time sort of thing but maybe the glue holds it too.. makes me want to do it just to see. Probably look just a tiny 1/16 gap on one miter edge after ten years.
Thanks for the encouraging feedback on the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Honestly, I did think about wood expansion on the internal pine within the legs and I do think it could definitely open up the gap in the miters at some point in the future, I just have to think it should be minimal, or ~1/16" as you said. And for a shop table, it was something that I was okay with, but for sure if it was a client build (which I dont have at this point) I would have to think about the long term effectiveness of that method. But great point and observation!
awesome video, as a hobbyist woodworker, I can not justify buying a Festool Domino (even though I would love one), I am going to purchase a dual spindle doweling joiner from Grizzly instead.
Looks amazing, just subscribed, look forward to more work of yours.
Thank you so much! Thanks for the sub and thanks for the kind words! Very much appreciated. :)
If I hadn't already clicked the thumbs up when you slid across the table, I definitely would have when I saw those miters. I wish I could thumbs up twice.
That’s awesome! Thanks so much. I can see why Jason does that some times. It’s pretty fun. Haha. And those Jess Em guides, in conjunction with a properly set up fence to blade on the saw on the saw, really help get those crispy mitres consistent down the length of the cut. I love those stock guides!thanks again for watching and the double thumbs up!!! 😊
"Drink AG1 and use Policy Genius and all those stuff"
Just a suggestion; when I’m doing glue-ups, I keep a cheap shop towel (harbor freight special) in my apron upper pocket that hangs out just a bit (so it doesn’t get in the way). Then you have a handily available rag to wipe glue on while doing glue-ups. You can also use Scott shop towels (heavy duty paper towels) if you prefer.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the suggestion. I should utilize the Alton more for that because it feels like I’m always running to get a shop towel during glue-ups. Good idea. 😊
Good job on the build and on the video. My one complaint is the background music. There's no need for that soft, continuous music. It just makes us old people think that someone left music on somewhere in the house, but doesn't really add anything to the vid.
Damn, now I gotta apologize to the grand-kids.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching! Always happy to hear constructive feedback, for sure. 😊
Hilarious!
Thanks! My daughter thought it was “cringe” haha. I’m glad someone else thought it was at least somewhat funny. Haha
That slide was really cool! Love the video :)
Thanks!
Looking good
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching!
loved the video.
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching!
Hobbyist woodworker here in Beaumont, TX. Keep up the good work representing Southeast Texas.
Thanks! I will definitely try! 😊
Cheers for this as I need to add 2 x 12" vinyl either side of 1 sleeve.
I’m glad you found it useful! Should be the same concept just a little “shorter” on the overall length. 😊 Thanks for watching!
Beautiful!!!
Thanks so much! 😊
Awesome work! I want to do something like this... not for records, but for movies, Make a large VHS-looking frame for my favorite movies. Not the same but a similar look
That would be pretty cool too! I love that idea.
Brilliant video man! Look at the size of your workshop.... jealous now 😅 ( it is so difficult to video something in a small place like mine). Such a shame also that we can't get a decent ditto saw blades here in Europe as it would make some projects much easier. Anyways keep up your great work and I hope to see some more videos soon!
Oh wow! You are too kind! I am definitely blessed with the space I do have even if I would love more. Haha. I never have understood why dado blades are illegal in Europe. Thanks for the kinds words and I am actively editing two more videos right now!
@@oilcitywoodworks Yes that is awesome. Can't wait to see them. I think someone tried to release these blades in Europe but it was quickly taken off the shelves. Anyways there is no point to complain. With a bit of creativity we can work with what we have here as well. Have a great day and keep uploading 😉👋
@@oilcitywoodworks Ah and forgot to mention that your voiceover and music is actually really nice. I work 10 hours in front of the screens every day and this was actually really calming so great job there man!
@@rarecraftsman I love to hear this. Thanks!
Very cool, the looks great.
Thank you so much!
Love it! Very well done!
Thanks so much!