Bloody beautiful Vic! I especially admire you keeping in the bits where you recover from your stuff ups. Pure gold! Looking forward to your second instalment video of the redo. Keep up your great stuff Buddy!

Great to see another vid from you - I really enjoy watching how you tackle things, including upsets!. You are full of plain common sense and make it look easy - the mark of a good woodworker. Can't wait for Part 2.

Since I am from the other side of the world and things here are upside down from you I watched part two first. Still looks good. Right side up or upside down, your table came out on top. Outstanding result. thank you for sharing.

Looking good so far. I'm looking forward to the next installment. Thanks!

Recently decided I want to start making tables, I’ve watched a lot of videos and come across a bunch of channels… I seem to like this one the most and this is the only video I’ve watched so far, thanks for the good stuff man

Of course, I have never made a mistake like that! LOL! I won't share the words I have used when such "errors" are discovered. That wood reminds me of Ipe. Maybe from the same family. Really plays havoc on the tools. Great video! Thanks Vic!

One of the more detailed videos. Thank you!

Your commentary and explanations are perfect! Very helpful -- thanks!!

Nice one Vic, that hardwood cut nicely and I didnt expect that. When I built houses in the early 70's the whole frame of the house was all hardwood from the region and was cut to size with a big old 9 1/4 Makita, nothing else would have the grunt. Brought back a few memories there for me mate, nice work so far. cheers.

Great job mate. Good idea to set up a layout jig for glue up. It is so much easier than fussing around measuring corner to corner hoping to get both legs the same. 👍

Nice start, can’t wait to see the second part

The hard wood looks amazing and the legs are definitely sturdy mate nice going. Great video 👍🏽 👌🏅

That timber is beautiful, and the legs do it justice!

Onya! Looking ace so far.

Mate, how good is the colour of good old Aussie timber! 👌🏽 Nice save on the wrong angled mortice cuts. 👍🏽 Looking forward to part 2. I wish someone would give my legs an upgrade! 😂

Great use of jigs Vic. I confess I have cut mortices in the wrong side/ place and have done exactly as you have.. Fill and re cut. The old hardwood timber is a killer on the tools, although people are always asking me to use it, ok Customer gets what they want. I don't think I ever come away without half a dozen splinters from working with the stuff. Looking forward to the top build

Awesome video love the creative use of the router to make the mortise joint will definitely use a similar technique for a table I’m making. Much more economical and creative than spending more than $1000 USD to get a festool domino which does the same thing

10 points for the thumbnail tape measure scribe. Looks great mate

Nice Vic, looking good. I just started my mitre station today by cutting my legs 81mm short in a brain fart of a first step so good to see these silly errors are not exclusive 😂. Also great to use up some of the stockpile!

G’day Vic, the old hardwood timbers are a rip snorta part of Aussie heritage mate, they’ve served a previous purpose & now they’re serving yours, grouse project 🇦🇺🍻👍

Fantastic!

Smart work vic we have all cut the wrong way love from oxford 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hah “router set on loose fitting”. Nice to see the real time continues. A timely vid, I am about to embark on a similar project building legs for a silky oak funny door to become a table top

Legs look great. Looking forward to the table top video. What brand of router bit are you using there? Seemed to cut through like butter on that old timber.

I’m glad it’s not just me that marks the angle of the mitre.

the Tubes of You seems to think I need to watch this several more times.

Your Channel was recommended by Gary Podger over in Brisbane. Paul Carlson of the Small Workshop Guy Channel had Gary on for a tour of his shop this week. I live in the Northeast US. I've never seen a plunge router like the one you use. What make and model is that? I like the way it plunges into the wood. Glad I found your channel.

Excellent upgrade to the table Vic. Is the Timber Ironbark?

I'm having trouble finding part 2 for this.

what blades do you have of your thicknesser? i got a dewalt with a factory head and it does not handle most hardwoods.

5:49 Not a lot of smoke from your Blades and Bits. They must be nice and sharp? That Aussie Timber is like steel.

Step one, have a few thousand dollars worth of equipment

Good job but 'screws'...yeah nah...thats old school