sweet!

Nice table! I'm building a similar table, did you have any issues with using the pocket hole screws to attach the breadboards? I've watched numerous videos that say using pocket hole screws for this step will lead to splits and cracks due to the lateral expansion and contraction of the wood. Thanks in advance for your reply.

Cool art!!! You’re talented!!

Excellent !!!

Has the table passed the test of time? No cracs? Cause pocket wholes are not the best for some of the joinery here.

You should have removed the screws from your gussets and could have put them on the inside, then filled the outside hole with the dowel rod. This would have. Ade the legs removable.

That's a great looking project, even though the furniture makers would see things done wrong at every step.

I think Kreg would go far to offer a torx alternative. I had a little trouble with the square Robertson screws. You have the keep them very straight to the driver. Other than that I'm pretty impressed with the strength of pocket holes. Nice work on the table and the color stain combination.

What variety of wood (type) is this ? Thanks.

Guaranteed that table will start moving. The end pieces should’ve been cut bread board style. Need rooms for contraction and expansion

Idiot

You did a good job on the wizard

very nice video ..good job

You were right the first time when pronouncing it day-dough

What kind of wood did you use?

It was difficult fo r me to wa tc h th e pa rt s wh er e yo u st ar t an d th en st op yo ur dr il li ng. Ki nd of li ke re ad in g th is co mm en t. With that said I SUPER appreciate your effort making this video.

Good job on the table 🤙

You should check out Doug Linker. You will like his carving.

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Woodglut is nice for that.

How did the Polly work outdoors over time

Enjoyable video, very nice table and bench, loved the final finish colours too. Kreg have an awesome you tube channel with tips for using their kits with guidance on depth of drill bits and length screws for thickness of wood. , the blue screws are more durable for outside furniture.

Those breadboard ends will fail in a year or two. Wood expands laterally with seasonal moisture and you have to allow the outside boards to float on tenons, or it will literally tear the boards apart or break the screws. Basic woordworking.

Nice job 👍 quick question. How is your Poly holding up? Isn’t that for interior only? Is your table on a covered pati or exposed to rain as well? Thank you 🙏

I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from Woodglut.

Hi, I’m currently building this exact table. I’m having such a hard time putting the breadboards on. I was going to skip the pocket hole screws and just glue, however I’m struggling to properly clamp it. When I drive the drill for the pocket holes it moves my board so I have a big lip on the top. It’s not flat and flush. So I’ll have a bunch of sanding to do. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

What kind of wood did you use. ?

What kind of stain/color did you use?

Table

What sizes of wood did you buy and how many of each of you don’t mind me asking. I’m going to try this build

Nice

Totally agree in the Kregs square bit, terrible... but excellent work!! Great job👍

yeah man, use the jig and buy your own bits and screws.. theirs suck lol great video man! ty liked and subscribed

How much money did you use to build your project?

You are hilarious and I ❤️ the table

This is dope! I love your shots, so beautiful

Great 👍 like the way you are working

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I am not a fan of kreg jigs or pocket holes in general but I find their bits and screws to be pretty good quality 😂 maybe you got some faulty ones or you’re not applying enough pressure to the impact

Great. Drawing then carving.

Thanks, I'm going to try making an eye this way.

I would like to know how he attached the bread board ends. If he only used pocket screws then he will probably run into warp problem down the road.

I subbed cause of your upbeat enthusiastic attitude towards work,life, and especially family.2 THUMBS UP 👍👍😎.

Sweet ...nice and simple 👍👍

Nice! New subscriber here.

I made it by myself. I used woodprix woodworking plans for that.

I am pretty sure you can still buy handbook with all details you need on woodprix.

How much money did you spend that table? I wanna make a table

Hey dude was it about 50 bucks for just the lumber ?

Really nice table dude