Impressive use of 3D printing on this build!

Snyggt jobbat 😊 Förutom stämjärnet i tummen då.

Just I got one im very happy I paid under 200 English pounds which very good price is heavy supost to be quality is 100 percent there never mind woopeakers tools this much much better than any company producing better than this Jensen not even close again I have t square better than that any way I don’t have anything alse to say about this tools thank my friend and remember you wife she going to kill you beacause you drill the table ja ja is a joke you the boss 👌

Thing about black mdf, is you can just see the cloud of dust entering your lungs.

Is this the worlds crispiest chair?

Success with an Etsy shop is hit-or-miss just like having a KZfaq channel. I have over 65k subs on my channel yet I'm not monetized, so zero income, even with millions of views. I also created an Etsy shop a few years ago (totally unrelated) and while it will never generate enough income to be my primary income I have had several thousand sales. You just have to keep throwing out different ideas until something sticks. The alternative is getting a "real job" and working for someone else, like 99% of the world. We're the 1% who actually dare to do something different. It eventually pays off.

"Don't buy a router table, spend a week and $3000 dollars to build this instead!"... you absolute pickle gobbler...

Cool build dude! It's so nice to see your channel growing this well. Am here since the first videos, and will stay around! Always good content 🙌🏻

Thank you for this , my friend has been bragging about sketch up’s abilities to do this for ages! Can’t wait to rub this in lol

I wish i had one

Your making something out of wood . 1st guess. 2:03🤓

Nice work, but the costs involved in this are out of reach for a lot of people, you could probably purchase a decent table router for what you paid for your festool plunge saw! Having said that, it does look bloody awsome

Get the TS75 from Festool, it's such a worthwhile upgrade.. We got it for the cut depth, but it's a better machine in general because it has a much stronger motor.

I'm a big fan of birch with dark bold colors. I think it looks great. This being said very few people put stock in my fashion sense.

I had a lot of concerns with this printer when it was revealed... and it seems I was mostly right. making a "bigger printer' isn't just slapping it on a bigger frame... there is a lot more to consider. a printer printing THIS large, needs to be pellet fed. not filament based. Which drastically reduces the cost of plastic. ($2 per kilo in some cases, non wood filled) but also, a printer of this size, SHOULD be enclosed and camera monitored with at least 'spaghetti detective' ability, like you experienced, it is far too common for just a simple issue to cause a problem that makes it fail - and losing TONS of hours/plastic from an early failure, (say 4 hours into a 16 hour print) - is devastating even for prototypes. the 4 beds all spring/screw is also another problem... even if you spend hours getting that all leveled out - it won't be long before it needs re-adjusted. Either software needs to compensate, or, a better bed design. (at least it wasn't a bed slinger design) I do agree that the bed should be stationary though, with the flying gantry system of printing - as the weight of large objects (like chairs) could otherwise over power any standard motors to keep the bed in place, or make it move much farther than 1 layer at a time. The opposing solution to this is - stronger motors, but those are more costly too. I really see this machine as a prototype. It needs far more work to be used in any real sense, especially as everyone who has had one - complains of things like the print head digging into the bed, or broken heat breaks - almost every machine sold has had these issues.. showing it wasn't ready in the first place.

Great work, love the content just subscribed! For in the future try removing hot glue by putting some isopropyl alcohol on it, for at least me it works wonders.

since you have a 3d printer you should look up the parametric design by pred over on printables title " gridfinity Storage box by pred " recently started printing them and i had no idea i had this much hardware lying around and now i have it all sorted and i need to print 3 more boxes to fit all of my m3-5 hardware alone , loving this desing and hopefully it can be of some use to you

conveyor belt bed multi hot end simultaneous printing say RC tank trax or print in place RC plane also CNC end lazer end and edm end as well as welder plasma cutter end the multirole 4ft box tool

Can we match price to actual value - does $1000 price tag matches $1000 of for that table? I'm not sure.

DYI from zero - $100 materials, $400 shitty tools :)

It's only woodworking if it comes from the region of Woodley UK, otherwise it's just sparkling carpentry.

Less than 10 minutes to go from a cardboard box to a cardboard table

My Dad always told me that he has never paid for a screw. After spending some time in his messy workshop, as a teenager, I thought I knew what he was referring to. As I grew older, I thought there was possibly another meaning. 🤔

Great build Pierre! I have 2 or 3 of those buckets. I really would like to make a solution like this but i'm worried I want poke my fingers 17 times with old rusty screws while digging for the right size bolt anymore. Not sure I could live without that excitement in my life.

Why did you set up the "I let my family use the IKEA table as hard as possible" thing and then not pay it off? It looks to me like it held up just fine...

Unironically I prefer to recycle my old screws which are useless to me.

Damn, I’m *SO* envious of the black MDF! It looks so sharp, I wish it were widely available here in the US! 😢 (I agree with others that the contrast with the Birch looks nice, better than solid black would have.)

I love this, it's so beautiful

Did you found a good spot for your wifes pottery studio?

I appreciate your work. So precise and neat….

Love the contrast. No mistake in my eyes. That was a great project. Hope your thumb is ok.

I like the final look. And I like apothecary style drawers too. You should get a dado stack, it would make cutting the slots faster. There's now an EU compliant dado stack.

I totally understand you having to learn woodworking with inherited woodworking tools. The only difference between us is you are much younger than I am, as a retired person I see no need to go out and buy expensive tools to replace what I have that still works very good. If I was your age again I would be looking at those tools too. I enjoy your videos very much for several reasons; your narrative keeps me informed not only on what your doing but you also add comments of why you went the way you did, you also are not afraid of pointing out errors and how you fixed ( or trashed) the piece with the error, and last being mostly Swedish and a little Norwegian and have distant cousins in the Mora area I I enjoy your work for that reason too. Keep your content coming!

Very nice. A good combination of in shop and mobile ready storage. Just curious, do you have the odd large box of 4000 screws hidden somewhere for the ones you use most?

The client seemed quite pleased with your design and construction so I think you can be confident your choices are correct. It looks great and I like the black and birch together.

Please let me apologize. I was watching your KZfaq channel and everything was coming in slow motion. I thought it was you trying to be funny. It was not you at all. It was my KZfaq feed. I’m so sorry about the comment that I made. Please accept my apology. 🙏🙏🙏

he says its the other way around but any time i see a cool building material its always stuck in Europe.

The legs should have been black!

5:30 dont be so sensitve man, sometimes when people make comments like "sponsored by festool" they may be making a wry joke...

I just want to see you build a chair 🪑 I mean no offense you have talent but the other stuff where are you trying to be funny is too long and drawn out Though I do appreciate humor, yours is to much and it’s not really funny friendly advice like I said, I mean no offense 🙏🙏🙏

I have nearly the same screw ordering system from makita. It has also this small rectangles to hold the boxes. For these of you who use Makpacs, it is called 191X80-2. There are also already available solo boxes to fit inside.

You can easily enclose that machine with $1 cling film 😊

Why did you use doublesided tape instead of Screws from the inside or wood glue to put the black fronts onto the drawers? Also I really love the contrast of black and white. The contrast reappears when opening drawers as well, so no problem there! :)

It is not high, looks like it will be easy to use at that height! And no one laughs and smiles just to make a video exciting! Impressive job! Just subscribed!

That is a beautiful piece you have created. And the contrasting colours were a great decision!

Du ska kunna använda isoproponal alkohol på burk och spruta på smältlim så det släpper.

It's not really for making hollow flat pieces. Or shapes that are easy to carve or cut or lathe or otherwise machine. Or joinery. It's for large complex curved surfaces and shapes that would be enormously difficult to machine or carve. Organic complex shapes is what the 3d printing allows and thrives on. Combined with AI powered design based on strength calculations, you get some otherwise unattainable optimizations on shape and material. Some of the newer slicers offer non-uniform infill with complex patterns where the strength and mass is where it's needed. With the huge volume and long print times and growing pains, this might not be a production tool yet for a bit. Try printing a rosebud the size of a chair vs carving it out of wood. Don't sit on it.

Got inspired by Beau Miles?

Starseller doesn't effect sales, i see people selling lots of products daily with no star seller and 4 star rating

Well he's 94.7% more organized than me.