Making a Side Table Without Any Glue or Hardware | Short Video

23 hours of footage crammed into less than 10 minutes. you asked for it. here is the full Side table build in one bite-sized video.
in this video, we build a shaker / Mission style side table with a bit of Wood By Wright fun. it is made out of white oak and uses no glue and no hardware.

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[flashwashington]

It's not that you met the challenge. (You did!) But how over and above: even the detail carvings! You set a high bar! Thankyou Youing man!!

[ianman]

The whole series is one of the best build video series ever published.

[tjrdvfc]

Excellent work! really enjoyed the series.

[dlevi]

Lovely piece. No glue, no metal and no power tools. Great! Thank you very much for providing great inspiration and help.

[woodworkingarenas]

Perfect timing because i wanted to make one similiar. First m and t project! Geez this guy is my favorite handtool instructor.

[NelsoncraftTX]

The pure happiness at 7:00 when the top fits...love it

[Thom]

This was a great overview but if anyone is curious the whole build series is worth the time incredible amount of information. James thank you this was awesome

[tpond]

Very nice work! I love the dichotomy of giant digital wrist watch with bright green strap compared to wooden shoes.

[terrywhitworth]

A wonderful overview of the project. It is a real treat watching a craftsman at work. Thank you.

[JPx]

I know i'm late to the party, but it SUUUURE looks like you glued that paper down to do the carving...!

[brendan]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I’ve loved your channel since last August when I started cleaning my basement and restoring my family hand tool collection. Your advice on cleaning and sharpening saws, planes, chisels, and bit braces, and your videos on shop organization and benches really got me off the ground, couldn’t have done it without you. Also and excitingly, I’m putting the poly on my finished side table! I simplified it from your plans slightly, and used glue and dowels, but i really really enjoyed the project and doing something so involved with hand tools (minus the rough cutting, used a circular saw) is so gratifying.

thanks again James
Brendan

[jimbo]

A few Phillips screws and it will stay together😀 Pole lathe for turning. What a hoot. I hope you used wet timber. You are now a qualified “bodger” in the original meaning.
Actually a challenge and test of skill. What’s with the gloves? Raw linseed oil does my hands good.

[keithcarothers]

Just wanted to say lm Loving the content your producing, its nice to see a handtool woodworker. Thanks again!

[Makercise]

Yes. I like the quick format. Thanks for putting it all together in one video.

[laurencegoedar]

A priceless one off piece of furniture! Thank you for the build series James. Well done!

[BillHartCooks.]

Cool! I am always amazed at how much faster things go the "Second" time....
I love what you do!

[IamtheActionman]

Really enjoyed this format.
Inspiring craftsmanship and wicked design.
Gorgeous

[mamabearssheshedtracykeato]

This was such a cool project! It was great to be able to follow along. Many blessings to you James!

[mmohon]

Great video, hope you follow up all long builds with one of these. Honestly though, needs more glamour shots at the end...it's a beautiful peice.

[GuysShop]

Great job, great video. Thanks for sharing the process with us James. All of the videos were a fun watch.