Beautiful craftmanship,can you tell what kind of this varnish?and is that a piece of sponge that you used when applying it?

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😂😂😂😂😂.good one!

Cute overload.

“My quest in life is to cut joinery to the precision and speed of a CNC machine” ~ No one 😂

We do it to enjoy it, So Enjoy!!!!! I still want one :-) lol

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Never fell ashamed keep moving forward

Agh I need to get me one of those!! It makes it look so easy.

The only way to cheat in woodworking is if someone else did the work! Great job!

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Hello Clara Beautiful Table. Could you let me know what Angle you Cut to Make the Base for the Table?.Thanks!

I love manufacturing tech. Firstly because it makes creating easy & accessible to people who might not be making things otherwise. Secondly, because it makes truly handmade products that much more valuable.

That's a beautiful table

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It looks fun to use. I don't see it working for me❤❤❤

Love your channel but is there a future build on the horizon or just KZfaq shorts?

I love the way you pronounce Portillo's !!! Awsome !!!

Looks awesome! But is the Chicago skyline behind him or in front? Lol that part threw me off . Looks great though

Awesome work! Gorgeous!

Beautiful work!👍

Clara, please cut or tape the loose end of your wire hanging supports, it's a eye injury waiting to happen and eye injurys are forever.

There is no such thing as scrap wood. Especially black walnut. I am hand carving my fourth "leaf" shaped bowl from my scraps of black walnut right now from a cartouche pediment carving I did for a customer from black walnut. I have maybe ten cat litter tubs full of mesquite lumber cut offs from other jobs. I literally never throw wood away. I always snag up beat up solid wood furniture that people are getting rid of to salvage for future projects. I recently dismantled a solid wood piano from the 1960's. That wood was a gold mine. I planted a bunch of trees on my property just to have a source of free branches for chairs and tables. I once bought an entire oak barn built during the civil war and paid someone to go disassemble the entire thing and ship it to me. I made alot of projects off of that barn. They guys even saved all the old hardware and nails for me, which I used. That hardware alone was pure treasure.

The sound of pulling it apart. You make it do that with handtools and you will rule the world.

is it me or does that dog have a uuhhhhhhh

This is so good! Glad you're having fun with Trace + Origin!

I dont see much future for the shaper...

Cool tool!👍

I love it 😻

Hihi

I like it. Cool ❤ Now I want one :-)

I like your idea to get the bigger board through. Did you consider that you'd probably be going to edge joint as well and if you have a relatively flat face, you have something there to reference your edge off and then maybe it will reduce or eliminate that extra hand planing.

I doubt you’re hitting .0005 of an inch on wood or that machine

Just an incredible build.

how are you not famous

Festool is in the corner smdh 😂

Wow!👍

Fuck, you're cute. And hot.

Amazing work. Love to see when tool upgrade comes after learning base techniques ❤👋

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I will admit this wasn't what i was expecting or looking for. However, this was a wonderful history lesson on Korean furniture. I enjoyed every second and want to say thank you.

Holy crap your hair is down

Ahhh I want one so bad but have no use for it other than goofing around with it

My favorite channel but they stopped making videos :(

Gorilla Glue is awesome. Unfortunately it's difficult to get by where I live.

How heavy was the entire finished table? That table top alone must have weighed alot by itself. I once made a throne chair out of mesquite wood and the chair weighed 600lbs when finished. I also made a fireplace mantel surround from 3 giant juniper logs. When it was installed it took 6 guys to put it up and I could walk under it. I am working on an Alligator juniper throne chair now that weighs about 400 lbs. Big furniture is just fun.

That's coolll

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