3 Levels of Modern End Tables: Beginner to PRO

3 Levels of Modern End Tables: Beginner to PRO
Me and the team build 3 different types of Modern End Tables with everything from basic DIY materials to professional Woodworking tools and techniques

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[michaelross]

This is your first 3 levels since Sam and Jordan left. Hello to Lou and Chris! I also noticed a new format where the three levels were interspersed instead of each build being by itself. While htis gave it much more of a horse race vibe, it made it more difficult keep track of which techniques were used in Chris' level (2).

[adamlee]

Great video! I do think I like it better though where it’s edited to go through each project start to finish vs jumping back and forth between them…. Easier to follow

[PugAshen]

The medium one is definitely my favourite! The 2 color tone suits so well! Love the 3 levels btw!

[Laffs]

This was a great return to the Beginner to Pro series. Lou was a true beginner DIY weekend warrior build, Chris was a legit build someone with a little experience can churn out and John goes H.A.M. on the details. All three look great but how can you not want a solid Walnut end table in your house.

[jamesnuge]

Love seeing 3 levels coming back, although I did prefer the old structure where you go through each build in it's entirety then moved onto the next

[fredmyers]

Love the series. again I would love 3 levels of picnic table. . with summer coming up and the Beast sawmill outdoor area getting refreshed I think a few tables out there would be good to have and seeing 3 levels same as this video would be nice!!

[jonpalange]

Excuse me, sir.. But Jordan kicked your ass on that particular build off. Regardless, it's great to have the '3 Levels of' segment back. I always appreciate the variety of techniques and skillsets in one video.

[cpl_]

I really love watching the "3 Level" episodes. In this case, I feel like I could do the most basic, aspire to the middle, and flat out lie to everyone about having done John's after buying it from him. Good stuff! It is what makes Sunday more than just the day before you start work all over again. Thanks.

[seattlematt]

Yay! Three levels has returned. Watched the video with my 8 year old this morning and now he wants to have a build off with me. Thanks for the content.

[danielhanawalt]

All three of the builds look great. The beginner has a more sleek modern no frills look, which appeals to some people more than than the fancier ones. The mid level is only a little fancier and looks very nice too. The pro level has it's appeal with the type wood and design elements and looks nice. The drawer front sets it off nicely. If someone wanted to make a drawer front like that but didn't feel comfortable doing it the way it was done, you could cut narrow strips out of the same piece and glue and screw them to the front after beveling them to give a similar appearance. A good match up of the grain would make it appear to have been made from one solid piece of wood. I give all three of these a thumbs up.

[nateolmsted]

Chris has my vote. Simple but classy and that contrast really pops 👌🏼

[Finxh]

Think this is my first taste of 3 levels and the timing couldn’t come better, got a load of wood down the garage that I’m gonna be using next week. The detail on the pro level drawer is insane and definitely makes me want to get a table saw just to do that coping method. Love the vid

[jaredvanblarcom]

I love this series! As a woodworker I love seeing different inspirations for possible projects. I also think it would be cool to see one done with a boardgame table.

[Byrne_Woodwork]

I'm a fan of level 2. I can imagine in the dark it'll look like a floating draw 👏

[greglamphier]

Honestly I like the newest guys the best.. John killed it and you too Lou.. maybe just a personal preference? Nice job new guy!

[ourman]

That's probably the most efficient/repeatable dovetail construction I've seen short of using a dovetail jig. Fantastic video!

[BeastOfSoda]

Glad to see this series back, the new guys are doing great at it.

[Skyrunner_]

I like the format where you do one level at a time. I get lost with the montage of them all at once.

[smoothieking]

The beginner could've been slightly better if a prestain conditioner was used before the stain as pine doesn't really take up stain all that evenly.

[CWebConsulting]

My 4 year old daughter walked past me during the end/b-roll and said John's was beautiful. Had to replay it so she could watch it again.