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Very cool! May I ask what finish you used to make it look as natural as possible?

PLEASE buy yourself a new mouse and a custom mechanical keyboard (with silent switches if you don't loud sounds). You can't do that to yourself by sticking with the magic mouse and keyboard 😭 really cool desk also 🐢👍

Epiphany!

Dude, that planer tubing was absolutely unsettling. lol

As usual, this looks amazing! The greenery could go away, but it's not terrible. I love the organic look. I really don't know what would go in that cubby hole. Maybe a light feature? A stained glass piece? A stained glass piece with a back light? Anyway, it's a masterpiece no matter what! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent.

How would make a table like this, but for outside and prevent panels separating and warping due to diferent rate of drying.

Please translate the units to metric, at least with text on the video :(

Wonderful build. I hear you on the application of finish. I’ve been putting off applying finish to an acoustic guitar build for a long time. I think it’s got something to do with how the finish accentuates mistakes or maybe I’m just enjoying the build to much. Take out the plastic leaves. They detract from the piece.

Very cool piece - I love the curves and I always think adding curves is a great way to make builds look way nicer than the same thing but made from a box. Also.... Do you keep wearing plum on plum on plum as a running joke or do you actually just have multiple outfits of pure plum?

Could you apply this rule with a track saw or would the slight variations in board flatness and other variances be too much of a factor?

well, it looks great in my opinion

Ditch the greenery

Drawer length confusion. It looks to me that the fitting instructions say the drawer box length should be 10mm less than the runner. I’ve seen people saying both on UA-cam I can’t work out what’s correct

I have 3+ years of experience and that is the most logical explanation A+ for good work 😂

I love hearing about the process and how your plans change as problems arise during the build. Your solutions are really good.

Love the piece, love the video, cut the fake grass.

I hate false, plastic plants. You know what would have been really cool fill there? - stabilised moss! Awesome built btw!

Not to give you too much 'tude, you should comment clearly on the notion of a climb cut being quite dangerous (more so than you suggest) as it is really _really_ *_really_* considered likely to "get away from you"... much more so than the "normal" cut. A router is/can be far more dangerous than a table saw. A saw will just lop shit off. Not good, but a router can get inside and tear shit up. Which is much much worse, in many cases. Part of it is that a router is moving much much faster than a table saw, often spinning at thousands, not hundreds, of RPMs. The only tool that is potentially more dangerous is the angle grinder, and for much the same reason -- both can pull and get away from you -- so you need to be particularly *wary* when using either in general, and, for the router, doing a climb cut is generally to be avoided except when really really called for, such as your problem of chipouts. Even there, it means you need to be especially careful about maintaining full control over the router, and not overextending yourself. Again, not throwing too much shade, just... you're advising people to do something that is generally to be avoided as much as possible. ;-)

who wouldve known i always needed furniture making therapy session

Epiphany

I've been playing around with Metric measuring lately. Although it's unfamiliar, having grown up with Imperial, it is far easier and faster than fractions. Summing whole millimeters is effortless compared to mixed fractions. And plywood thickness--whether we realize it or not--is already in millimeters, so it lends itself to metric. Fwiw Starrett's 5m tape measure is perfect for shop use #notsponsored

Nice design ❤

Please don't take betterhelp sponsorships

If for some reason I needed to know the volume of a cabinet, metric would be great. Otherwise it's just a linear measurement, pick one.

Wow just fantastic. How do I get one?

Shaun it’s beautiful piece of art. The foliage isn’t my favorite look. I’d put a nice sculpture or let the cat 🐈‍⬛ use it as a den 😊

You did an excellent job. Nothing to doubt here.

whats the thing about another earth

I don't want to be to positive but I think you're one of the best woodworkers on UA-cam. So deal with it.

sadly that polyurethane black finish makes it look like cheap ikea furniture since they love that color so much

What an amazing video, thanks man!

Fabuleux

I can see both sides of the 'black poly ruined the piece/Loving the black poly' at the same time, it's a gorgeous black, and is tonally clashing. In this desk there's 3 distinct tones, Warm wood, Cool wood, and black poly.. 3-way toning can work, but especially with warm tone on black poly (cabinetry) while warm tone and black poly could work, it feels a bit too dark here, then the cool wood tone feels clashing because it feels disconnected but terminally attached. It's like going from a spring day, to an autumn day, then it's the pitch black winter.. it's missing a transitional tone to balance, or is disturbing the aesthetic balance with a third tone, conflicting tone, or misplaced distribution of tone. This is my subjective outlook on it, and by no means am I an expert on color matching.. but it definitely feels 'off' to me.

Hate the greenery, LOVE the piece.

Just have to through this out there. YOUR SHOP IS INSAINLY CLEAN!!!! I'm used to needing snow shoes to drudge through the mountains of wood chips. I'm good at safety practices, like making jigs to never get my hands near any moving blade, but I was a slob only vacking the room out once a month. I was smiling as you zoomed back and forth brushing the CNC clean as if it would help a blind machine see what its doing. probably was for the camera to get good view. please forgive if i rant like the ancient boomer I am, but I'm amazed a master carpenter has all there fingers :)

15:30 Eureka moment! FYI...algo is weird lately. Just suggested this video 8 days after you published. Glad I didn't miss plum on plum. Love the piece...not so much the greenery. Looking forward to the next one!

That precious e30 🤤🤤

Loving it. Fake plant included

"epiphany"

Amazing piece, love it. Vibing slatboard tech like never before. Next level thinking and craftsmanship.

Thanks for asking Shaun. America is the only country that uses imperial, while the rest of the world is using metric. Yet we all have to do the mental olympics converting the measurements while watching. I've even seen non US channels being pushed into using imperial because YT is American. Just try one video using only metric and see how it feels. 🤷‍♂️ you might like diving numbers without fractions.

Love the design and especially the rounded front. Did you secure the fabric with just glue?

Excelent. Keep going.

What a story teller

I feel that comment about messing up with the cnc more than any other tool. I know it’s always operator error too. They sure are nice to have, but if you don’t use them often enough, mistakes will be made.

The comments have already said a lot of good things about grounding and ESD, and, I hope, respiratory protection. But I would like to draw your attention to one more aspect: air humidity. This is a common problem in areas where wood is processed. At around 45% relative humidity, the probability of static charge accumulation begins to increase. At the same time, relative air humidity of about 60% leads to faster settling of fine particles. Depending on the climate you live in, simply leaving your garage door open may be enough. And thanks for such a detailed video!

Eureka?

amazing as always, Shaun. Can't believe how well that veneer blended.

OK, I am seriously loving this one. Took me some time to process, but I am entirely on board with this. (Well, almost entirely. Gonna have to figure out a different use of that curved section when I shamelessly copy - OK try to copy - this design.)

Love thd choose adventure idea! Lovely piece. Lose the plastic plant though.