Woodworking: Scrap Wood Hobby/Mini Painting Desk

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Hello my friend. I usually use scrap wood. Using recycling is to protect nature and trees. You know that a tree is formed in a very long time. Your mini painting desk project is great. congratulations. thank you for sharing. See you. Great greetings.

Great painting‼︎ Beautiful art‼︎ 🎨😊💕

Hey paul have considered using spray contact for veneer. Much cheaper and 10x quicker

Awesome work Paul and Natalie, both the desk and mini figures look amazing! 😃👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻👊🏻

Such a simple look but the craftsmanship and skill that you put into it is awesome! Your partners painting job on the miniatures is bloody good too !

Nice job. I bet you were happy with the chosen camera angle while applying the Livos finish. 😂👍

Between the gaming, mini-painting, and woodworking, I feel like we need to be friends. Keep up the great work. I really liked the looks of this table.

Great project Paul. Using up scrap, some interesting techniques and tips, top looking result and most importantly... happy wifey! I love gaming but (due to sucking at it) never got into the painting as much. There're several squads of Ultramarines sitting downstairs awaiting some love when she runs out of models ;)

The proportions are perfect imo. Great little table

Great job. 2 questions. Firstly, what is the purpose of the red netting in vacuum bag? Secondly, when you talk of work around alternatives that are questionable are you including the devices that you attach to an air compressor that turns it into a vacuum?

Great table, and good use of the scrap wood. So now I know what to call my over size Domino joints :), I agree they are great for when there is not enough room for two Doms, I ditched my fastcap quite awhile ago and now just use sauce bottles. Different colour tops for the different glue, you just have to remember which is which. I don't think I will bother with the vac system, definitely to pricey for the times I would use it.

"she's also very kindly given me permission to build shelves for her mini pain pots"
😂😂hahahha😂😂 you lucky lad, you! 😏
Really slick table, mate 👍🏽

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Nice work. Always nice to “get permission” for her next project. Great job mate!

Love your wife's work .. Question: Why not use hide glue and veneer hammer (or J-roller) for veneering like they did before vacuums? I know this is not your typical thickness of veneer but it should work, right? You can put a lot of glue on and still cleanup is easy ...

This looks great. Sturdy too. Enjoyed watching your process

I was just going to write. Next project, paint holder racks :D

Goods job Paul, where did you get the oil from?

Where on earth are you getting that from????

Thanks for the video. I don't see a block wood panel supplier in Brisbane. Although the door manufactures are obviously buying it from somewhere. In fact I still have an off-cut from a door panel I trimmed. Does it have another name?
It is indeed very stable and light weight. You seemed to have a a thinner panel than a door panel.

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That's such a cool project, veneering looks like so much fun! Maybe I'm just being a numpty but I was wondering if one of those vacuum bags they sell for packing away winter clothes might be an OK DIY solution - I suppose it might not give enough pressure for a decent clamping job?

As a weekend woodworker and mini painter I can approve of this!