Me too...I've been sawing boards since the mid '70's and this guy really is remarkable.

I agree with you. :)

This one is too easy with his tools, every man or even girl who knows how to hold a hammer with a nail can do it

@@l3ek0 every one say that when you watching from outside, try yourself the same thing and after put it on youtube! I dare you!

@@maykelortigoza6493 Thank you! All they do is talk. The least these critics could do is appreciate the carpenter's creation and move on

Hahahaha happy wife happy life I guess

lol

just make it taller than his miniature one?

Great. Please post a video of the table you make :)

I'm honestly not trying to put the guy down, because it's a nice piece, but there was a lot of adjustment going on. For instance, when he inserted the middle octagon, you can see one of the adjacent pieces moved. Next clip, there's a wedge piece in there to fill that gap. And since he didn't clamp all the parallel pieces together, they weren't tight, hence the heavy use of epoxy to fill the gaps. Again, not trying to put down his work, because every piece, no matter who builds it, has its imperfections.

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Dude, most people making these videos are young. The myth that your generation is the only generation that works their butt off is false, tired, and done to death. This is what we call a back-handed compliment.

I agree although those weren't "simple" tools. They were reliable brand tools that are able to keep up with his work unlike simple tools which would of surely broke half way through the process.

@@raegonzalez7692 I was gonna say the same lol. Definitely not simple tools.

......and this is nothing like watching an artist at work.......boom! boom!...........

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Tis what she proclaimed

Yeah i hear you. Its pretty stuff and with its texture it doesn't seem to mind being cut up. Its soft but hard.

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@@mdtabish9150 :0 this is just- yes ✨😩thx ✨

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Yes they can

@@jeffsimpson1421 Two words: Rockless Table! rocklesstable.com/pages/about Enjoy.

This may not wobble but could easily tip

agreed I loved the angular look better, his work was amazing though.

I think i would have preferred the octagonal shape, but with rounded vertical edges (rounded looking at it from the side, not above). But mainly, the only thing which bothers me is that there was no effort to find the center of balance for the tree piece. 1/3 of the table will tip over if any significant weight is put on it, while the other 2/3 are extremely supported. But I agree, cool project.

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@@neelamagrwal2928 if you have sense of humour then you never asked this stupid question ❓

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I agree, with the corners it looks even better than round one

Yeah he kinda messed it up in my opinion

Agree 100%

@@derekgorman7939 While I'd bet you're correct it's for safety, I still think it looked much better with the corners.

The most weird part of woodworking is u dont rly need to have "talent". It needed only if u want to woodcarving.

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Not quite planeing with the grain, as you are supposed to, which can be hard on the tools, and rip the wood fibres .. which are then compacted by sanding into something not as aesthetically pleasing, but each to their own 👍

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Whose health the owner obviously doesn’t care about

Master???

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I Agree! Octagonal shape is better 😊

I would’ve just used the stump and put a log on top of it lol

Amazing!! But it was fine as an octangle and the tree trunk should have been left in its original height.

Me too. Also, I'd have added a 4th leg from matching wood. It looked a bit "tippy."

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I would like a wood bong as well

"A man and his wood..." XD

Think the wood would soak up moistire and smell making it a bad material. Could be wrong

I'll take one too mr

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They are good company unlike us.

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I know right! Why did he get rid of that lovely shape. And I thought he would at least make the tripod evenly balanced. Waste of varnish as well. Should have used an oil treatment instead.

When he cut it, I thought the same then I figured it wouldn't matched with base(leg).

Same thoughts here

Looks like a side table or a child size table instead of a dining table?

Same here lol

Same lol

Since that dude drawn a perfect circle freehand

Clearly an octagon table wasn't complicated enough.

The Titel i guess

Their eightheist! 😂

@@michaelweymouth4015 🤦

Oh yeh I ain't Watch in this

They are great. Wife got me one for Christmas, amasing at the power. Just one thing, make sure you have a spare battery, the saw I have, it doesn't last that long.

@Lea Green That was my thought, exactly! I was trying to see the brand on the side but couldn't make it out. I definitely have a need for one!! 😊 🌳🌳🌲

@@shannonrutledge8872 It looked like Makita, a brand that has been around for a long time, but I'd never seen the mini chain saw before this video

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