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Yes there was a good bit of flex in the blade. I appreciate the advice! I am totally new with a bandsaw I will take all the help I can get. I really appreciate it!

This is so cool! Very nice work on this. I am going to re-attempt this at some point. I appreciate you sharing this.

Hello! It is called that because it is made almost exclusively with the bandsaw. I had the same question the first time I came across one. Great question.

Thank you! Yes I tend to go into "fix it" mode and just go for it. It does lead to mistakes but I always learn from it lol. Thanks

Thanks so much Whitney! I Appreciate it.

Thanks robbadooz!

Thank you brerweg. It was not intentional. I actually contemplated restarting after it happened but I decided that it kinda added to the rustic part of it. Some of the boards were a little bowed when I started, but I think what really did it was when I screwed into them with the pocket holes the boards moved a little which caused the effect. A lucky mistake I guess. lol

Thank you Attosa!

Very cool. Those gates look great. Nice work. I'm glad you got use out of the instructable. Thank you for sharing.

Very nice! I like how thin the rattle pieces are. Nice work.

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you very much for the tip! It is greatly appreciate it.

Thanks!

Thanks!

That's awesome! I love the colors. Nice work.

Thank you!

Thanks Tura. I hope to make a guitar at some point too! Good luck!

Thank you! That is awesome.

Thanks!

Thanks Goatius Maximus!

Thank you Alex! I appreciate the comment. That is what I was going for with this build.

Very cool project! Nice work.

Thanks Leslie! I thought about reusing the legs. I might clean them up better and try to implement them in another project. They were in pretty rough shape but once I got the rusty coat off of them they were a very pretty silver color. I just didn't have the nerve to paint them black. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you very much Klaraaa.

Hey GinaP4! Very cool that you are working on a table. The cracks can be scary for sure. Bowties help prevent the crack from worsening. As the wood dries out, if it is already started cracking, it will continue to move and shift. You can put Epoxy Resin on the table to fill in the crack. It works and looks great. You can find a lot of videos online of people making epoxy tables and different live edge tables using epoxy. Yes it is a two part liquid. I will message you a few links to give you some direction on how to go about this. Thanks for the question.

hank you vey much! I was happy with how it turned out.

Thanks Kink. Yea that is a great idea to route out a cove. I will have to do that next time! Thanks

Thank you!

Thanks for the input Arthur! I was wonder how it would hold up. The oak is much more dense of a wood. I will have to try an all oak mallet next. Yours looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the input Arthur! I was wonder how it would hold up. The oak is much more dense of a wood. I will have to try an all oak mallet next. Yours looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.👍🏻

Great tip Silent Scorpion! Thanks for sharing.

Very cool John! Thanks for sharing. I like yours a lot. How have the 2x4 legs held up?

Oh no! That was the big reason for building it elevated lol. Thank you for the heads up. I will be ready for those little guys. 👍🏻

Thanks for sharing this DabblerD. I didn't realize that. I always predrill to be safe. But now I know. Thanks!

Thank you David. I'm currently using iMovie. I would like to upgrade to Final Cut in the future though. I mainly built mine for lettuce and some smaller herbs. I see what you mean with the tomatoes and peppers. It could definitely get a little difficult. Thanks for the comment! 👍🏻

Hey mtieleman! I really appreciate you pointing that I because to be honest, I never really thought about it or knew it would come into play as an issue. It makes total sense. I will be on the lookout to consider grain direction in the future with projects for sure. Thanks again!

Great work! I love this.

Thank you very much!

Thank you nirad!

Thanks so much for the comment and the information. I see what you mean about the mitered joints being stronger. I will give it a shot if I make this again. I attempted the L brackets to make the shelves floating. I hadn't seen them attached like that before. The hardware isn't completely hidden, but I thought it looked nice. I really appreciate the feedback.

Thank you Mipy!

Yes. Thank you prid1! ��

Yea like prid1 mentioned this means it is the outside of the actual tree. It isn't cut or squared off like a board. Hope this helps.

Great job guys! This looks amazing!

Hey EnergyHandyman! Great thoughts. Thanks for your input on the gate. Yes the latch is a bit hefty it does work well though. I intentionally tried to get the gate to not swing towards the stairs mainly because I didn't want anyone to fall into the gate down the steps. It would have been nice to have the gate swing both ways if the latch had been hidden. Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate the comment.

Thank you for the comment! Yes we have to put a pin in the latch so it wont open because he has figured out how to open it. It didn't take long. That is a great idea about adding a second latch. I have considered this in the past and may end up adding it soon. Thank you very much!

Thank you!

I love it beljar! thanks for adding a photo. I totally love the idea of painting the pots. I am gonna have to use that idea. Very cool. I also like the rope you used. If I had to do it over, I would use that rope. Nicely done!