the slats will loosen and fall off one by one.he should have cut grooves in slat ends and frame.that would make the slats last forever

I'm surprised this guy still has all of his fingers, and I sure didn't see any "Amazing Woodworking Tips And Tricks You Need To Know".

I agree about the fingers. Please what did you truly learn? In the beginning he was just taking the rough part of the lumber and what was he measuring…. Its a great demo on how not to use a table saw safely. When i saw i love woodworking i thought he’d like us ti love it to. Now i know he knows how to operate his equipment and build a FIXED shutter. I could follow and do the same but…. I didn’t really learn anything i didn’t already know. He’s not sharing love, knowledge etc. I didnt intend to be so harsh but i just didn’t feel he cares if anyone walked away feeling better about their own abilities.

Фуганочный станок очень опасен, всегда мурашки по коже, когда Мастера работают с ним, а работа на отлично, Браво Маэстро ! ❤👍!

The only tip here, is to not do as this guy does in regards to complete lack of safety. Like others have said, I am shocked that he still has his fingers. This is some scary s***t. Don't try this at home kids.

I love woodworking . So much fun to watch!

OK, this was an interesting video. . . In a bad way. The work was imprecise. The safety measures were grossly lacking. If this is his preferred manner of working I'd not let him touch a thing in my shop. You can get by with that kind of stuff for years with all your fingers still intact, but a large part of the reason is luck. He was also a set-up for kickback. His jointing was done poorly. His thickness planer was spewing chips/shavings and sawdust all over the place (bad for clean-up and for the lungs). In the end the fit wasn't actually very good either. But it was fast!

Wow amazing woodworking

WOW... BEAUTIFUL

I wouldn't put the hinges on until after the door is sprayed with varnish. But it is a beautiful piece of work.

Pretty sure I know what happened to the fingers on his left hand.

Good video 📸

I have an amazing tip take off the hardware before you spray

I like the safety aspects shown here

sympa le meuble, par contre juste mettre de la visserie zingué blanche pour la fixation des charnières et dorée fraisée bombée pour la poignée 👌👍💪💪💪

Amazing, good job 👍

Wow very beautiful

영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!! ,.,.,.

Scary beyond belief. I stop after seeing his 👋 survived the sawing...

Muy bueno 👍👍 💯💯 Like 1900

A fantastic video as always. Lots of useful information. Keep up the good work

Personal safety and the proper handling of all tools seems to be of very little concern.

Le résultat est beau mais la méthode n'est pas la meilleure pour que les volets durent dans le temps. Les lames des volets semblent ne tenir que par encollage ! Il aurait au moins fallu une rainure pour encastrer chaque lame dans les 2 montants ou bien mettre une cheville par lamelle. Concernant le travail de degauchissage, normalement on degauchit une face plane puis un chant...Pour autant la vidéo est agréable à regarder. Cordialement

Good work!!!!

Curti sua janela 👍

Good job 👌

great tip

Good job and a good idea 👍. Well done guys , develop👌 . We also have work to rate 🤝!!!

I see he is already missing the tips of two fingers, but still not using a push rod.

I have to agree with most other commenters. No safety, not a good build, not very precise, spraying over hardware, etc. etc. It's a lazy build. However, there is a good side to this. He is using old reclaimed wood. I guess the cabinet overall made out of "pallet wood" can be a good thing. It might not last that long with the way it is made, some one will be picking up those slats at some point in time and it will probably fall apart, but I suppose it is useable for someone who cannot afford anything better. The title is click bait though.

Халява и лажа, во всем. СТИЛЬ!!!

...so just clear-coat over all the exposed glue holding the slats?? I say the mentioned comment about grooving for the slats to be a much better way to keep the slats secured and there's really no need for the nails at all. However, it is a quick way to build an inexpensive slatted door very quickly.

What product are you spraying on the door, and how do you mix it?

Nice ..

Seeing someone making a piece of furniture in this very haphazard way is disturbing enough. But to see this channel has over 1 million subs and any positive comments at all is insulting to real craftsmen and anyone that desires to do quality work.

Ingenious💪💪💪💪

The nails weren't straight, the slats ended up not evenly spaced.. I am too ocd for such work.

Nice, but where are the "tips and tricks" as noted in the title?

Table saw made me nervous. Didn't enjoy watching him nail every nail. Spraying clear on hinges? Are slats just glued, not in slots?

Cong. 👍 Three in one machine is wonderful... how can i buy like this one...

Welke eikel gebruikt geen spouwmes en beschermkap bij een cirkelzaag????

1st clip of this maniac ripping on the table saw I'm thinking, "How does this guy still have all his fingers?" 1:35 Ah! He doesn't. Conclusion: Never take woodworking tips from from someone who's missing some of theirs.

All that work, then have expossed drywall screws???

nice

So where is the "Amazing Tip or Trick?"

explanation of safety codes in ten, no wait nine seconds

Nice

Og my god such wining. Grow a pair guys

Wheres the amazing tips and tricks. Nothing but clickbait

I thought it was a clever and simple way of achieving that style door. Congrats. Can't out move. My ONLY QUESTION was whether the slats set against nails were meant to stay straight up or purposefully angle d by going then from base of one to top of adjacent.... I think that its a better look for probably more privacy anyway

Very good skill; keep it up

wow

başarılı eline sğlık çok güzel oldu

Через пол года эти жалюзи вывалятся от туда, как пить дать! И да, перед покраской фурнитуру обычно снимают! Короче шняга какая то, не профессионально!

Running planks through the table saw with no mitre guide or fence. Really?

Please don't freehand on the table saw. It's very dangerous.

workshop safety. hands to close to the bloody blade

Es normal echar barniz sobre las bisagras?

👏👍

Where are the tips? I just hear loud machine noise

Top half bottom slat is crooked. That's a fail IMO because of the parallel nature of the design.

he still has all bis ten fingers. hard to believe. the main thing is protection against corona…🙄

l am a carpenter and i like this guy tipes

Very good workmanship

Carpintero chapucero. Esta es la forma como no se debe hacer una puerta de persiana. Con el tiempo y el uso obtendras los elementos en el suelo y elo marco descuadernado

Please say upfront (and in the video information) what you are going to do. There are so many videos available that I am not going to watch for 12 minutes without even knowing if you are showing anything that I am interested in!

Slightly unsafe on the table saw.

Ich finde es immer ineressant wie gerade die asiatischen Kollegen einfache und pragmatische Lösungen finden. Erschreckend finde aber auch immer wie wenig Wert auf Sicherheit beim sägen oder wie hier beim Fräsen gelegt wird. Finger und Knöchel ziehen nur ganz knapp am Fräser vorbei. Einmal unachtsam und er arbeitet vielleicht nie wieder mit der Hand.

This man is a danger to himself.

So smart and ingenious! Thanks for the hints!!

This music is from the cooking video game overcooked

Super work.

Do we really need to see every single piece of wood going on the tabel saw or planer? Same goes for all those nails. And absolutely no comments! Do I really want to watch this? No and No again!

What language is that?

Cómo maestro de carpintería le digo que esas son porquerías. Si es verdad que se ahorra uno mucho tiempo,pero no dejan de ser porquerias

Lol.... Tips and tricks from a guy who is missing the tips of most of his fingers

👍👍👏👏🖐🖐🖐🖐

Good one sir

🌷🌷👍🤑

Sehr unprofessionell, wozu gibt es Schlitz und Zapfen. Die Lamellen fallen so bald raus. Für Bühnendeco reicht es wohl.

I never heard anything , His mic was not working , I would have assumed he watched the YTV b4 he sent it to KZfaq ?Next

Мне кто либо сможет объяснить почему лаком покрывают дверцу с установленными петлями? это что новая технология?

This is a beautifully crafted piece!

Very Wonderful 👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

Tiravvento e volano via le lamelle 🤣

“Tips and tricks”? Basically the main tip seems to be, have thousands of pounds worth of power kit in a large workshop and don’t forget to dump all the safety features! Disliked and definitely not subscribing. This is NOT the way to demonstrate woodworking to beginners. You should be ashamed of yourself.

This guy is completely unsafe on a joiner. Some day he is going to be missing fingers and a palm with the dumb way that he holds the wood. He has them right over the blades as he pushes the wood through. Very bad example.

le bruit de fond est pas du tout agreable😵‍💫

After the first 30 seconds I shut this video off. There is nothing I care to learn from a person who demonstrates how to injure yourself while using a table saw. If you're new to woodworking and table saws please do not copy what is shown here. Ripping wood on a table saw without a fence is insane.

Incredibly unsafe woodworking with a saw. Bye bye

Don't teach, your to dangerous. Hands far to close to the blade, no guard on the planer, band saw set incorrectly, no guards or guides on the spindle moulder, no sign of personal protective gear

will not last long

Looking for the longest video you win. Why in the video every single plank passing over the saw or whatever machine, every nail entering partly in the wood, laying every single piece of wood against the nails,,,WHY is this in the video? Do 2 or 3 and than the 2 or 3 last people stay with you whole video long. Now, I' off halfway.

By one from b&q £20 takes ten minutes lmao waste of time

Terrible woodworking. So many things done wrong. The louvers will break off with minimal pressure such as slamming the door. I would be giving it a gift if I graded it as a D-.

Every once in a while I’d end up watching one of this guy’s vids, with a sense of cringe and sick fascination. Not sure what creeps me out the most - his work practices, the fact that the working environment looks like a 3rd world country sweat shop or his end products. I mean sure, he gets ‘er done but: freehanding on a table saw, really ?? Eyeballing most of your work ? Using a rotary sander for finishing wood ? And then there’s the end result which will barely pass the 50 ft check but upon a close look just screams IDGAF. This isn’t woodworking, this is a very low grade carpentry.

Pésimo trabajo todo a tope. Tiene un tache

That was a waste of wood. The craftsmanship was not good. Nice machines... not talented operators of the machines.

Bela de uma porcaria.. 6 meses depois🤭🤢💩

Liking but not answering questions about safty and exploited workers makes you all the more sus and untrustworthy