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Exclusive Video: A Brief Intermission in the Build (Patreon)

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2024-11-13 12:00:11
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Friends:

I need a week to catch up on the Shaker table but I still have a video for you with a few fun things to share.

More actual progress next week.

--Rex

Files

Previews only

Build Along Part ?

Video 1: https://youtu.be/EeGtuJCSv6E Video 2: https://youtu.be/TY-twrQh0Rs Plans: https://www.rexkrueger.com/store/plans-simple-shaker-end-table Thread: https://forum.woodworkforhumans.com/t/patron-only-build-along-series/22472 Build Along Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR_8ISkKkV7nuN1GQaalJEhFANm-NXNMU Tools: Bahco Saw: Bad Axe No. 9: https://tinyurl.com/3hhd5rfv  Spear & Jackson Tenon Saw: https://amzn.to/3X4cr1V  (This saw needs to be tuned before you use it. Here's a complete guide to doing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBJ3Wm2DMA0&t=43s )  Crown Tenon Saw: https://amzn.to/3R4fHXb  Veritas Rip Carcass Saw: https://www.leevalley.com/en-gb/shop/tools/hand-tools/saws/back/66066-veritas-carcass-saws  Suizan Dozuki Saw: https://amzn.to/3V3L8Co Little Irwin Square: https://amzn.to/4bcP7T5 Crown Mortise Chisel: https://amzn.to/45D0hiE

Comments

Andrew Watt

I’m looking forward to the Chinese bench build, myself. I like shaker furniture but it’s not my preferred style. On the other hand, having a smaller and more portable low bench would be a great improvement on the monster Roman I have now. Although ironically I’d do better with a standing bench, given my tool-set at this point… I just have nowhere to put it. Anyway, catch up and we’ll see the work soon!

Alguien

Take your time, Rex. You've honored your commitment all this time. I can wait a little bit.

joseph severson

you have been definitely spreading yourself kind of thin with all you have going on.

Alexander May

You have made amazing progress, sorry you are feeling stressed! I am eagerly looking forward to seeing the Chinese workbench, conclusion of the Shaker Table, and more of the Jennie Alexander Chair!

Joe Gregoria

Rex, thanks for giving me an extra week to try to catch up. well... maybe not all the way up... ;)

Matt Evans-Koch

Rex, does anyone else in the community get a screen that says "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot" and when you click on the "Learn more" it does nothing and if you click on the arrow button it takes you to YouTube? Just asking as this has happened several times on this account and some of the others that I follow. Hope you have a great week ahead.

Rex Krueger
>>155255295

YouTube is probably having issues with bots and trying to put in a Captcha. I don't think it's patreon, but I could be wrong. We'll keep an eye on this.

Rex Krueger
>>155207491

Outstanding! We'll have more Alexander Chair this weekend and the Chinese workbench will be ready next weekend. Both videos are "in the can" as we say in my business. It's just editing, voiceover, color-correction, noise reduction....and on and on.

Rex Krueger
>>155187976

I have. I think overwork is just a feature of this business. You need a lot of irons in the fire to make it all work. Today, I'm taking 3 massive boxes of Vise Blocks to FedEx. Then I have to rent a truck for something next week.

Rex Krueger
>>155185129

I admit, I prefer to work standing up, but people need options and the flexibility of the Chinese bench is hard to beat. As you say, it's also really small.

Andrew Watt
>>155185129

Yeah... smallness/lightness is a virtue when my "workbench" is outdoors under a porch! Being able to carry a bench in and out of the shed in 5 min or less, and get to work, is a real advantage. I built your Roman bench with a full 8' length when we lived in a different location, and it was great for that place (aside from the week that hornets decided "hey, we were here first! [they weren't]"). Now that we live somewhere else... smaller/leaner would be a better fit for both storage... and starting work on a project quickly. I'm also thinking about building a "Dutch-style" tool chest with a slant top, instead of the Anarchist's Tool Chest... the Dutch style seems more portable, more in line with the "Woodworking for humans" that I already do... and I've already outgrown my six board chest (from your plans) and my tool tote (from you). So... that's another project for you to do in the Woodworking for Humans series, you know? How to upgrade from 6-board and tool-tote style to carcase work... (hint hint!)

Bradley Barth

We enjoy your content no matter how it is. Take your time!