Building a Record Player Stand - NO TALKING, JUST BUILDING!

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WOODCRAFT LINKS

Tracksaw:

Router:

Chisels:

Slot Cutting Bit:

Bandsaw:

Drilling Guide Block:

No. 5 Plane:

Low Angle Jack Plane:

Low Angle Block Plane:

Dozuki Saw:

Flush Trim Saw:

Cove Bit (I used a 3/8" Bit):

5/8" Roundover Bit:

Mirka Sander:

Dovetail Bit:

Shinto Rasp:

AMAZON (affiliate) LINKS

Plywood Carrying Handle:

Double Sided Tape:

Makita Trim Router:

Isotunes Headphones:

Planer:

Tape Dispenser:

DFM Depth Gauge thing I used at the Router Table:
(sold out for now, I'll add link when it's back in stock)

Incra Push Sticks:

Glue Bottles:

Hinge Jig:

Push Latches:

Record Player:

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My Recording Equipment

Camera:

Shotgun Mic:

Lav Mic:

Voiceover Mic:

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[johnr]

No voice, means no views, so I did not finish watching this video and after 3 no voice videos, I just unsubscribe and I’m sure there are many people that feel the same!!

I guess this is a financial discussion, but it’s bad business!!

[setphaser]

THANKYOU for not filling your video with ads, and THANK YOU FOR MAKING GREAT CONTENT! who needs danish furniture when you can make your own?? i keep imagining the family dramas between each cut. for you i watch the full ads at the end. happy to, since you let me enjoy your video uninterrupted.

[Rob-Hannon]

I prefer your talking. I like hearing the thoughts behind each step and you accent makes me smile.

[Ouwetje]

I follow about 80 woodworkers on YT. Not one of them has made such a progress as you did in the last few years. I admire all your work. Keep them coming.

[waynerogers]

I enjoy how you actually get into your work during the box assembly (chuckle, chuckle). It has been fun watching you and your shop improve exponentially over the years. Your growth as a woodworker is something you should be proud of. Continued success and joy with your craft.

[grahamserle]

Your silence was golden Tamar. You did say okay though and that was enough for me to focus on your God given talent. Wish I could build something so beautiful in 13 minutes. Great work as always.

[jimmyz]

One of the reasons I enjoy watching your channel is because I like to hear your thought process and your accent is a bonus !!! Can’t people just mute the video?

[davidqueree]

Hi. New to the channel here. This is the first video I’ve watched of yours. I’m doing my own research into making a turntable stand/table/unit, whatever you like to call it. I’m a professional tradesperson and have been a woodworker for 25 years. I love what you created here. And your skills are amazing. Don’t know what all the fuss is about with the not talking. It didn’t bother me. It’s nice just to see the work being done, and being done properly with precision and skill. I’m looking forward to seeing more.

[richardpierce]

Love the silent movie and the sighs and the sounds of the rapid fire hand chisel. Sort of like don't mess with Moma when she's in the kitchen. Great projects 👍

[MyBlitz]

This was fun to watch. It's cool that you're thinking about creativity with the videos in addition to the woodworking.

Plus as someone new to woodworking I used no talking as a chance to quiz myself on the names of the tools and joints 😄

[cannibalcrow]

Always my favorite to watch, absolutely gorgeous...work, ....

[loopinnerthe]

No commentary just helps us to appreciate how excellent your commentary usually is.
06:28 Clampmageddon
10:30 Just the two hurty fingers
11:04 Brad nail Oscar winning sound track moment
11:39 Those doors are just epic. Mindbending moment as they come alive
A beautiful painstaking build. Thank you so much.

[derrickleung]

Watching all these wood working videos makes me really want to pick it up someday. I wish I had the skills to make something this awesome.

Though I did build a pikler triangle for my son for his 1 year present. I had to borrow tools but it was a fun project.

[justinstrik]

I see your system of finding a record is the same as mine ... serial search, as old as vinyl itself no clicky button instant gratification.Even your record collection resembles my own but then again I'm twice as old as you. Love the cabinet, absolute perfection.
Ignore the "no talky" comments most guys wish their wives would shut up for a moment now they suddenly feel lost. The pictures speak for themselves.

[robertschwabenbauer]

Beautiful carpentry! I love this project, well done!!!

[drflfonseca]

My Friend John R don't be ungrateful with youtubers. These beautiful and wonderful people post, even with or without financial activities, their arts. It is up to us to observe their arts and take advantage of them to create ours. If you have mastered the carpentry’s art, the only detail in the construction of this cabinet was the corners of the cabinet (explained in the previous videos she posted here). There are no spells but arrangements and plans. A big hug

[AquaPeet]

4:08 my god, that roundover looks so much more sophisticated and special than just a ninety degree corner! Great job, Tamar!

[Stu]

This is really cool. I sometimes “zone-out” on Friday evenings after a busy week and just enjoy watching - no commentary needed. Well done! IMHO this video is at the quality of some of the experts who do restoration work on old tools (as an example). They dont talk, but may add some written comments to share their thought process. They have a lot of views.

[HeppuLeppa]

I really like you videos, also these without voice! Easy to watch. You are a real pro - looking forward your next videos!

[bobmcgrath]

Lovely design
Good to see the process for building the doors.
Excellent work