Breakfast table build

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The India Ink I used

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[redscortgt]

I think people enjoy watching you build things instead of just tool reviews. They both have their place. Loved this video, whether it was winged or not. lol

[bobh]

The opening scene was so honest and relatable. Nice build.

[dngriffiths]

I've watched darn near all of your videos, and this is my favourite. While I appreciate your usual videos (those you referred to as "scripted"), this had a whole other level of authenticity and was sufficiently compelling to keep me engaged for the entire time. It's great to meet this version of Jason -- I really like the guy! Hopefully we'll see more videos along these lines in the future. Cheers.

[calston]

That was fun. Like the unscripted approach. Fun seeing your family. Appreciate you and your guidance.

[rimert]

Faced with the same dilemma of getting a super dense black, I planned to use the shou sugi ban process but didn't care too much for the texturing. After a great deal of research, I arrived at India ink as well.That stuff really works! I used it in my artistic days, so I was familiar with the viscosity. I like that it acts like penetrating stain, showing off the grain of the wood. It really sets the bar and made your project a complete success! Great job!

[Mike-dnju]

First, best intro ever. Second, this video definitely has the secret sauce, and I also recommend more of this, woodworking with a splash of self deprecation, very relatable.

[fredc]

Jason I watch all your reviews and shop tour vids but I really enjoyed this vid, sat in bed watching on phone, now it’s 2:17am. Great vid!

[DjmMik]

I love your channel. It has helped me very much as I travel my woodworking journey!

[c.harris]

Just a terrific job! Love the improvised voiceover style.

[philvale]

Hi 👋, Bent’s, nice job, well worth the effort, if you ever need a longer jointer, bed, 🛌, 😂, I used the aluminium track from festool, I lined up the top, so when you’ve got a sheet of 18 mil or 22 mil board in the top of it set in the track, I drilled and tapped the side of the beds, so the track, then slid on either side of the plain bed with the boards already fitted into the aluminium track, precision here is paramount, and I drilled a hole through the track, so I can then put an Allen key wrench through the track to the dome, edit Bolt to camp the side of the track to the side of the bed, I hope you can understand this, A lot of my work was high-end specialist joinery, from large bookcases to very very large doors and windows, working by myself, I needed a large jointer surface, I have the SCM classic F 520 jointer, long bed, , but not long enough for some of my work, I’d 2 m in feet, and 2 m outfit, added to the jointer, And you obviously will need legs to accommodate adjustable,
And I have the Felder KF700 spindle and saw, good luck for the future, oh, and please can you wear some eye protection,

[flatlander]

That is a beautiful table. I used India Ink a long time ago, with a pen practicing cursif in 3rd grade, haha. Great video and your extemperaneous narration is great. I feel like you are talking to me instead of at me. I got my Incra LS positioner installed and I love it. Thanks for your review awhile back. Thanks for your videos.

[ibarskiy]

Thanks Jason more and more impressed with the Renner finish. How do clean up the sprayer - does water suffice?

[NPOAfterMidnight-ftzj]

I’ve only been into two Woodcrafts and in both instances I was approached by staff and asked if I needed any help within just a couple of minutes. Very helpful

[charlesm]

Wish I would have know about India ink a while ago. Did all of our stair railings with black wood dye and Rubio black. Took forever! 3 coats of dye and two coats of Rubio to get the luster

[KenpoMoogy]

India Ink is sleeper for sure. Too many people do not know about the way it covers incredibly well with so little fuss. I've used is on a couple of projects like a floating TV stand. I polyed over it and it looks fantastic.

[elizabethdoherty]

Love the new format. Thanks for this information-packed video. Super interested in the 2K finish!

[EvanDunville]

Great video i enjoyed the style, i finally tried the jigsaw when rough cutting and now im sold on it. The quick and thick glue tip was great ill have to try that. Finally Nkce Watch!

[AlAmantea]

Jason, I highly recommend grabbing yourself a 1/16" roundover bit. I find it a more modern look, and feels better to the hand. The 1/8" bits are great, but have more of a "dimensional" lumber look and feel to it to me. I also love the voiceover format here. It feels a bit more intimate and personal than the scripted ones. Those are great for detailed instructional videos and the Festool stuff, but these are more relatable to me.

[ivanscountrymusicandcars]

I didn’t know even YouTubers mess up. I thought for sure they were perfect woodworkers. This makes me not feel so bad for the 1 time I messed up!

[ronboe]

Good point. I have a biscuit cutter with lots of biscuits - and have not used it in years. Really should make use of it like you did.