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aussie blacktail, cam from down under!

You really want an inch minimum blade width and about 3 TPI. The carbide tip ones are great. Also the bandsaw buddy is great to align fence with blade drift. I can rip 200 merbau no problem

Nice, just subbed. Yeah no how it feels being stuck in a job that you don't like. I have dreamed of having my own workshop one day and just make stuff, but house job takes most of my time. Don't know if anyone would buy my stuff and I wouldn't really call myself a woodworker, just a doer. Would be interested in knowing how long it took to set up your workshop, what machines tools that you consider essential and ones that you regret buying. Have you done a workshop vid yet? Keep up the good work.

Weird place for a market.

Not bad mate.

Thanks for showing the whole process. This one really helped me round out some technical matters I wasn't convinced on yet!

With the gap on the hinge side of the box, couldn't you just put a single hole like you did for the back of the cabinet for a 240v cable? I guess the client can't move the power cable then though.

"Add a day" - cut to the bandsaw not working for thinning down boards. Yeah your mate gave you some solid advice there. Good on him.

Carbatec is the closest ally of everybody in Australia outfitting a woodworking shop. s2g

Also, the table looks really cool too, it's a bit different from what I've seen others do and it turned out beautifully! Great work and keep doing you! 💯😁

Love the chair and great content too! I'm a woodworker and fixing to be on UA-cam as well. On the chair, you could put a small round over so it's not sharp across the legs but you do you. It was merely a suggestion, just trying to help. Beautiful chair though, seriously! Keep up the great work and stay safe, Happy Building 😁

All that lovely hard wood and plastic is used for the glazing ! - I built a similar unit from 18mm melamine (oak finish) and fitted 4mm glass panels (edges ground all round). Having kept and bred snakes for 38 years perspex just doesn't last and will soon need replacing. But the end result looked great and congratulation on your first commission

Thanks for sharing. Glad to see you wearing boots near the end of the video. I think I would have used some kind of K/D fixings and a 6 mm back to avoid all that heavy lifting. Also the ' laptop ' type of hinges sold by Rockler in the US would have allowed a soft close top. Woodworking is a long learning curve.😀

This always worked for me...the rule of halves and doubles....it will take you double the time and investment to make half of the profit you calculated,(and do not be afraid to price your work accordingly)...good luck

I had a strap break 2 miles from a delivery once on a Highway. A garden swing went flying out of my truck. Not fun telling your clients... All of them that you lined up that it will be another week of wait times because of an accident.

I thought the guy on the thumbnail was Cam from Blacktail studio 😂 🤦

Invest in a fence that can be angled to account for the drift in the bandsaw blade, you’ll get better results.

Just remember that “Persistence overcomes resistance” “If you’re not making mistakes you’re not trying hard enough”

Beautiful work Robin ! Really bought that one back for the dead! Never give up I love it

That was a fantastic production and video. I really enjoyed the video and the way you explained the process. Well done and hoping yiu have a long and happy career in Furniture Making.

I just telling, from my experience, online can be just like additional sales channel. Markets and exhibitions helped me to find my customers. I wish you luck!!)

Nice done!) Great job 🎉

I hope you can make a V2.0 of this... Promising project! Great Work! Subbed!

Robin - when you cut your dados for the shelves, do you always run the straight edge of the trim router along the guide? I was always show to use the round side.

Hi love your videos ❤ KitbashCarnage hear at the age of 31 iv recently got back into the warhammer/kitbashing community agen after taking 15year brake to pay bills and so on . I have taken the leap head on and started a youtube channel along with Instagram, Facebook and Tiktok. It's hard with this algorithm thing is somthing to get used to along with editing and so on but my love and the flame for my lost passion has been reignited more then ever and dont plan on stopping soon . Along with having lots of content plans and already in the pipeline and also a Revamp to all social media with new header picture and profile picture from a digital contractor I sorced I hope to just gain more traction to the community iv came back to 🔥 Regards KitbashCarnage

Robin, Enjoyed the video, please get more commissions so we can see the progress you’ll make and hopefully a profit.

Well done Robin. I’m chuffed to come across your channel. I’m a fellow woodie in Vic, with your accent! I’m currently building my 10th woodwork shop - hopefully the last one. You are very well suited to what you do, the perfect match of maker, transparency, and entertainer. Well done.

That literally just happened to my vanity top I was building for my wife.

Pressure about this build ? Dude it's a plywood box with dividers , not like it's expensive hardwood with dovetails and intricate inlay 😂🤣😂😂👎👎👎👎

When fitting final pieces together and everything is snug, the first thing I think is, “something’s wrong, this is right.”

I would have brought 19mm boards or 25mm sawn not brought 50mm and ripped So much extra work, nice job

What where you expecting?🤦‍♂️

next tool to buy...track saw with proper dust collection! came out great!

Seriously impressive stuff Robin, a great project to kick off the full time gig and importantly very educational. Video is a cracker too 🎉

Nah, he just dropped it for dramatic UA-cam effect 😂😂😂

Well profit is always in volume, unless your reputation allows you to charge singular projects. Great video.

What a great video. I've been doing disruptive technology start-ups for the last third of my career--and almost every day feels like you first commission. Here's my take: You not only get used to it, you get better at it and actually begin to enjoy all of the envelope pushing!