Making a Walnut Side Table with hand tools - silent woodworking

Side table in solid walnut. Finish is tung oil and beeswax mixture

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[nat]

Hand tools and staying in the Ten Fingers Club! All Good!

[zinozino]

Very nice! No noise, no sanding, no dust, no glue, so clean !

[bandabanderos]

This is still faster than assembling an IKEA product

[darrensmall]

Very nice, heirloom piece. Great work!

[allantaylor]

Fantastic, and know bloody background music, just the sound of class.😎

[capti]

It is so nice to see someone who does not rely on power tools and works by skill-of-hand. Bravo! After 30+ years of woodworking, I find I’ve been taking up hand tools more and more and find them refreshingly peaceful and therapeutic to the mind. Plus, there’s a much deeper sense of satisfaction when you’re done.... Very nice piece you’ve made and the sheen from the tung oil and wax finish is just lovely!

[Postfrogish]

Went back to this video accidentally as I was looking for inspiration for a build like this. Totally forgot you use to do this silent style. Must say, I appreciate that you now share your thoughts and articulate your techniques. Beautiful table in either case.

[sandyrolandcloutier]

Impressive!
As a beginning woodworker I can only hope to develop this level of skill. Beautiful table.

[TheMrHelo]

Awesome build. Thanks for not adding any cheesy music and keeping it to shop noises. Nice work!

[Gotmovezlikejagga]

Hand tools aren't slow, they give us control. Also, for hand tool users its about the journey of making something not just the end result. You really can enjoy cutting dados, rebates, planning etc We appreciate your hand tool channel and hope to see more projects in the future. BTW, I saw in a comment by you, that you use oils stones, great choice. Most people start there and end with water or diamonds, for me it was the opposite, I ended with finding the best, oil stones. Maybe insert a quick demo of your sharpening on a next video. Cheers and best of luck with the channel.

[whittysworkshop]

This is a very nice table lad 😁🤙
You are also good with a you're managing where the weight is in the giving you easy starting, no stuttering and clean exits on through cuts. You're letting the saw do its work, you're not man handling the thing. All signs of a man with sharp skills in his hands, and also sharp tools 😁
Very well done Sir, the table is gorgeous 🤙

[rollingstone]

A very nice piece of furniture you made. And pleasant to watch you build it. Quiet, peaceful.
At 1:10, I love the sound of the saw as you pull back. Sounds a little like a big cat snarling. So cool.
Kudos to another apprentice of Mr. Sellers!

[marshallmurrell]

I am in awe of your skill with a hand saw.

[nabl]

It's like creating romanticism with a piece of wood....extra ordinary video.

[boltsvolts]

You have amazing skill and talent, looking forward to seeing more work and videos!

[deliaguzman]

I subscribed simply to hear the sweet sounds of your hand planes. Love it!

[moonlightsnowfall]

Great job, great video, handsome design.

[tonycr]

Excellent result, beautifully executed. Thank you.

[AndyBadalamenti]

Therapeutic to watch. So many great lessons here.

[matthewwhitener]

Beautiful work. Great use of the contrast between the heart wood and sap wood on that top.