Alpine Trails StudioWooden signs can be fun projects between your bigger builds, and laser cutting can really up your sign making game. I make two interesting signs and along the way share some of the tips and tricks that I have learned adding a laser cutter to my woodworking projects.
Laser Cut Signs || Tips and Tricks for Adding Laser Cutting to your WoodworkingAlpine Trails Studio2024-08-07 | Wooden signs can be fun projects between your bigger builds, and laser cutting can really up your sign making game. I make two interesting signs and along the way share some of the tips and tricks that I have learned adding a laser cutter to my woodworking projects.
The Bigger Tools Festool Compound Miter Saw amzn.to/3StO0b0 Mirka 6" Orbital Sander amzn.to/3SrOeiWWas I Wrong? Can These Boxes Be Sold For a Profit?Alpine Trails Studio2025-09-12 | One year later, I return to answer the question I left hanging... would it be worth the effort to make these boxes to sell. I'll explore that in a 'scientific' way, and I'll try not to burn my shop down.
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00:00 - Start 00:01 - Welcome 02:13 - Corbels - The First Build 06:41 - Balusters, So Many Balusters 10:40 - More Corbels, but Smaller 11:07 - Installing in the House 11:54 - Mouse Houses 14:45 - Mouse House Furniture 15:49 - Mouse House Assembly & Install 17:26 - Rose Cottage - Home TourA Mountain Mans Desk... and End TablesAlpine Trails Studio2025-05-30 | Do Mountain Men have desks? Are you automatically disqualified from being a Mountain Man by even having a desk, much less some end tables?
No matter. I love the mountains, and I need a desk, so I designed this absolutely awesome one from walnut, steel, and epoxy. Come see my whole build process.
00:00 - Start 01:40 - Materials 02:14 - The Desk Top 03:19 - It's Got To Look Right 05:39 - Distracted by Sanding 07:05 - Breadboard Ends 11:08 - Adding the Mountains 13:30 - Epoxy Inlay 14:37 - Wire/Cable Pass Through 15:30 - Part 2 - End Tables 19:53 - Applying Finish 20:17 - The Drawer 23:07 - Part 3 - Desk Legs 24:45 - The Plasma Cutter 26:12 - Back to the Top 27:53 - Final Assembly 29:17 - OutroSpringtime Builds || DIY Planter BoxesAlpine Trails Studio2025-03-27 | The sun is shining. The tank is clean. The planter boxes in the backyard are a mess. It's time for some new ones. I'll walk you through my process for designing and building these brand new planter boxes that before too long should be yielding some delicious tomatoes and peppers.
00:00 - Start 00:48 - Material Choices 02:19 - Starting the Build 04:09 - Going Through My Mistake 05:07 - Fixed! 05:37 - Cedar Paneling 06:53 - Inside Connections 07:39 - Outside Demo 08:23 - Built In Place 10:20 - A Little Extra 11:32 - Nova Says Thanks for WatchingSpirograph In The Woodshop #pi #pidayAlpine Trails Studio2025-03-14 | Creating a spirograph on the laser cutter that works with a router, then filling the result in with some rainbow epoxy.Spirographs - Laser Cut and RoutedAlpine Trails Studio2025-03-14 | Happy Pi Day! I use the laser cutter to create a Spirograph tool that will work with a router and create some pretty cool patterns in my woodworking projects.
00:00 - Start 01:06 - A Little Math 04:43 - Back to the Woodworking 06:34 - Laser Cutting the Discs 07:23 - The Routing Begins 07:30 - Harder Than It Looks 09:23 - No More Test Pieces 10:46 - Rainbow Colors? 11:57 - Final Results
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PowerTec router bushing set - amzn.to/4hSUvid DeWalt Palm Router - amzn.to/4gXNJGH Epoxy Resin Dye - 16 colors amzn.to/4dmn7xE Teexpert Epoxy Starter Kit amzn.to/46sn3dxRouted InlaysAlpine Trails Studio2025-02-26 | Adding bow tie inlays to a cracked piece of wood, the easy way.Routed Inlays - The Easy WayAlpine Trails Studio2025-02-26 | Routed wooden inlays don't have to be hard. My method doesn't involve fussing around with your tool setup. Take a look and see how I make them.
00:00 - Start 01:13 - Bow Tie Inlay Templates 02:57 - Old And Busted 04:29 - New Hotness 06:24 - Hands On Demonstration 07:04 - Making the Inlay Piece 10:27 - Wood Inlay Results 11:11 - Epoxy Resin Inlays 15:36 - Outro
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PowerTec router bushing set - amzn.to/4hSUvid DeWalt Palm Router - amzn.to/4gXNJGH Epoxy Mica Powder - 24 colors amzn.to/3WHVjhW Epoxy Resin Dye - 16 colors amzn.to/4dmn7xE Teexpert Epoxy Starter Kit amzn.to/46sn3dxCan an Old Woodworker Learn New Tricks? || Quilting with LynneAlpine Trails Studio2025-02-07 | I'm out of my element, but I made a new friend. Can a quilter and a woodworker find common ground? And what does quilting have to do with Star Wars? Let's find out in this crossover video.
00:00 - Start 01:46 - The Tools 03:57 - Our Goal, A Clock 05:43 - Starting the 'Build' 07:08 - Onto the Sewing Machine 08:33 - Applique Hearts 10:34 - Quilting It 11:25 - Wrapping Things Up, and a Gift for LynneNot Bad For A Coloring BookAlpine Trails Studio2025-01-31 | An epoxy inlay project that doesn't require a lot of tools... though it does require a laser cutter. This video is designed to give you project ideas that don't require you to have a fancy woodshop.
00:00 - Start 01:20 - Well, One Tool 02:09 - The Stress Free Coloring Book 02:42 - Digital Work 04:27 - Applying Epoxy Resin 05:27 - Side Projects 06:30 - A New Day 08:32 - Epoxy Inlay Day 2 11:20 - Final Assembly
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Laser Material Cover Tape amzn.to/3YpV5NI Osmo Polyx-Oil Glossy amzn.to/3SuXR0t Acid Brush (for glue/epoxy) amzn.to/3YjxwpP Epoxy Mica Powder - 24 colors amzn.to/3WHVjhW Epoxy Resin Dye - 16 colors amzn.to/4dmn7xE Teexpert Epoxy Starter Kit amzn.to/46sn3dx Mirka 6" Orbital Sander amzn.to/3SrOeiW Glowforge Pro amzn.to/3A3uoV0Binary Sort - Woodshop StyleAlpine Trails Studio2025-01-27 | Nerdy woodshop - showing the binary sort algorithm in a physical representation using woodworking and a laser cutter.Laser Cut Epoxy Lantern MistakeAlpine Trails Studio2025-01-17 | My lantern turned out great, but it is the first time I have tried this technique and there were some little mistakes. Here is one of those mistakes that I wanted to show you. Check out the full build in the linked video.A Lovely Laser LanternAlpine Trails Studio2025-01-16 | Try to say that four times fast. This four sided lantern was cut with a laser and inlayed with tinted epoxy. See how I make it.
00:00 - Start 03:13 - Computer Work 05:20 - The Backing 06:15 - Coloring It In 10:25 - The Epoxy Is Done 11:34 - Flattening 12:03 - A Little More Laser 15:10 - Electrical Work 16:33 - Final Assembly 16:58 - Finishing Touch
00:00 - Start 01:24 - Cleaning the Lenses 03:02 - Tannins and Soot Buildup 04:11 - The Three Fans 08:05 - Putting It All Back Together 09:53 - Final Remarks
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Glowforge Pro amzn.to/3A3uoV0 Laser Material Cover Tape amzn.to/3YpV5NI Lens Wipes amzn.to/3Pmy0pjLaser Cut Christmas Ornament with Epoxy Inlay #woodworking #christmas #nativity #ornamentsAlpine Trails Studio2024-12-24 | Merry Christmas from Alpine Trails StudioChessboards - Three Levels of DifficultyAlpine Trails Studio2024-12-19 | Chessboards are a classic in woodworking, so I decided to build them with a personal challenge: let's make each one a bit more difficult than the last.
00:00 - Start 01:28 - Material Selection 03:04 - Milling 05:47 - The First Glue Ups 06:57 - The Flip Trick 08:18 - Kicking it Up a Notch with Epoxy 09:43 - The Form 10:36 - The Pour 11:26 - Breaking Free 14:50 - Starting Board Three 15:26 - Making Points 17:29 - Backgammon Trim 19:18 - Applying the Finish 19:58 - Looking Back at All 3 Boards
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Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6 Powertec Router Bushings amzn.to/4gyP2w5 Centering Pin and Cone amzn.to/3BiJze2 Laser Material Cover Tape amzn.to/3YpV5NI Yonico Router Bit Set amzn.to/4dkl5hN Osmo Polyx-Oil Glossy amzn.to/3SuXR0t Acid Brush (for glue/epoxy) amzn.to/3YjxwpP Epoxy Mica Powder - 24 colors amzn.to/3WHVjhW Epoxy Resin Dye - 16 colors amzn.to/4dmn7xE Teexpert Epoxy Starter Kit amzn.to/46sn3dx Total Boat Thickset Epoxy amzn.to/4fmlnp3 Bessey 18" Bar Clamp amzn.to/3ylMaCn Bessey Strap Clamp amzn.to/3Ab69nE Orange Handle Spring Clamps amzn.to/46sM3Bn Festool Compound Miter Saw amzn.to/3StO0b0 Mirka 6" Orbital Sander amzn.to/3SrOeiW Glowforge Pro amzn.to/3A3uoV0Mancala Board from Router TemplateAlpine Trails Studio2024-12-13 | Make a full size or foldable Mancala board using templates and a router.Router Templating || A Thorough IntroductionAlpine Trails Studio2024-12-10 | Router Templates dramatically increase the range of your possible woodworking projects. In this guide I cover how to attach them to your material, what goes into the selection of router bits, and how to make the cuts on both a router table and handheld routers. All of this while I make a fun game of Mancala.
00:00 - Start 01:03 - Attaching the Template 07:21 - Trim the Cut 08:52 - Bit Selection 13:59 - Router Table Cut 14:14 - Handheld Routers 15:38 - Template Systems and Bushings 17:51 - Making the Cut 18:32 - In Conclusion
------ Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6 1/4" Shank Bearing Set amzn.to/3ZLWCOt 1/2" Radius Bit amzn.to/3VzelWJ Powertec Router Bushings amzn.to/4gyP2w5 Centering Pin and Cone amzn.to/3BiJze2Merry Christmas 2024 from Alpine Trails StudioAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-30 | @AlpineTrailsStudioRouter Base Plates || Everything You Could Ever Want to Know About Them And Likely MoreAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-30 | Looking to obtain a new base plate for your router? I'll show you what to look for before you make a purchase. There's more to them than you might think.
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00:00 - Start 01:16 - Base Plate Connections 03:18 - Material Choices 06:56 - Shape 11:12 - Center Cut Options 13:17 - Templating Systems 15:22 - Specialty Plates 16:24 - In ConclusionVotive Candle Holder || Beginner Video Woodworking PlanAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-20 | Designed specifically to grant experience with all the standard tools in a woodshop, the votive candle holder can be built in under an hour and makes a great gift.
00:00 - Start 01:01 - Router Bases 03:18 - Router Bits 05:53 - The Router Table 06:40 - Safety Considerations 09:44 - Changing a Bit on a Router Table 10:45 - Palm Router Round Over 12:50 - The Router Table Fence
------ Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6The Drill Press || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Drill Press in the woodshop.
00:00 - Start 00:30 - Drill Adjustments 02:47 - Drilling a Hole 06:22 - Safety Considerations ------ Drill Press Clamp amzn.to/40Q3SJZThe Band Saw || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Band saw in the woodshop.
------ Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6The Miter Saw || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Miter saw in the woodshop.
------ Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6The Table Saw || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Table Saw in the woodshop, including details on rip, cross, and dado cuts.
00:00 - Start 00:37 - Saw Adjustments 02:57 - Safety Mechanisms 06:20 - Rip Cut 09:21 - The Cross Cut 12:14 - Dado Cut 14:50 - Changing the Blade 18:52 - Cutting a Rabbet 20:03 - Outro ------ Dado Blade Set amzn.to/4hMobhyThe Thickness Planer || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Thickness Planer in the woodshop.
00:00 - Start 04:14 - Basic Safety 05:09 - Example Run 05:45 - OutroThe Jointer || Basic Use and SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | A beginner's introduction to the basic and safe use of the Jointer in the woodshop.
------ Safety Paddles amzn.to/3A11xk6Basic Woodshop SafetyAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-13 | For those who are new to the setting of the woodshop, I go over some of the basic preparations and safety considerations inside the shop.
00:00 - Start 00:37 - Safety Rules 01:42 - Clothing 04:00 - Protective Gear 06:48 - Emergency SuppliesOutdoor Pavilion || Video Woodworking PlanAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-07 | A detailed look at how to build an outdoor pavilion. I will show materials with their dimensions as well as cover the full process of building. Dimensions provided cover 16x20, 14x20, or a 12x20 structure.
00:00 - Start 00:15 - Introduction 01:21 - Materials 03:27 - Site Preparation 06:02 - Part 1 - Structure 06:05 - Step 1-1 Post Bases 06:33 - Marker 6 07:38 - Step 1-3 Post Length 09:26 - Step 1-4 Set the Post 10:50 - Step 1-5 Measure Post Separation 11:28 - Step 1-6 Beam Routing 13:39 - Step 1-7 Place the Beams 14:19 - Step 1-8 Cut the Inside Beams 14:48 - Step 1-9 Place the Inside Beams 15:14 - Step 1-10 Roof Support Posts 16:06 - Step 1-11 Roof Beams 16:27 - Step 1-12 Diagonal Braces 16:50 - Step 1-12 Diagonal Supports 17:40 - Step 1-13 Remove the Bracings 17:52 - Part 2 - Roof Structure 17:55 - Step 2-1 Mark Rafter Placement 20:37 - Step 2-2 Cutting the Rafters 21:39 - Step 2-3 Install the Rafters 21:53 - Step 2-4 Diagonal Supports 22:05 - Step 2-4 Ceiling Treatment 22:34 - Step 2-5 Ceiling Treatment 23:10 - Step 2-6 Roof Surface 24:25 - Step 2-7 Ridge Supports 25:04 - Step 2-8 Overhang Trim 25:26 - What about the roofing?Asphalt Shingle Roofing - Just the BasicsAlpine Trails Studio2024-11-07 | Learn how to roof a simple A-frame structure like a shed or this pavilion. I cover everything you need to know to prepare and place the roofing so that it will be water proof for decades.
A full materials list is available in the digital supplement files that go with the video woodworking plans linked above. That is available from my Etsy store. Here are a few of the items I use that you might be interested in:
00:00 - Start 00:08 - Introduction 01:42 - Materials 02:08 - Materials List 02:44 - Part 1 Back Layer 02:47 - Step 1-1 Sanding 03:00 - Step 1-2 Pocket Holes 03:25 - Step 1-3 Pocket Screw Assembly 03:46 - Step 1-4 Second Sanding 03:55 - Part 2 Middle Layer 03:59 - Marker 9 04:24 - Step 2-2 Shelf Dados 04:40 - Step 2-3 Shelf Cutouts 05:31 - Step 2-4 Finish Application 05:59 - Step 2-5 Middle Layer Assembly 06:30 - Step 2-6 The Hidden Latch 06:59 - Step 2-7 Latch Insert Nuts 07:39 - Part 3 Front Layer 07:43 - Step 3-1 Panel Resaw 08:01 - Step 3-2 Panel Glue Up 08:24 - Step 3-3 Panel Sizing 08:44 - Step 3-4 Panel Rabbets 09:10 - Step 3-5 Hidden Door Dado 09:54 - Step 3-6 Grooves 10:17 - Step 3-7 Tongues 11:19 - Step 3-9 Front Layer Assembly 11:43 - Step 3-10 Finish Application 11:54 - Step 3-11 Bed Connection Insert Nuts 12:16 - Part 4 Final Assembly 12:20 - Step 4-1 12:37 - Shelf Peg Holes 12:57 - Step 4-3 Pocket Holes 13:21 - Step 4-4 Attach the Middle to the Front 13:34 - Step 4-4 Attach the Back to the Middle 13:51 - Step 4-5 Attach the Hidden Door Handle 14:07 - All Done
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A full materials list is available in the digital supplement files that go with the video woodworking plans linked above. That is available from my Etsy store. Here are a few of the items I use that you might be interested in:
00:00 - Start 00:33 - Introduction Too :) 03:10 - Material Considerations 06:12 - An Exploded View 06:30 - Building the Base Cabinets 07:46 - The First Assembly 09:42 - Working with the Hardwood 11:41 - Drawer Pull Cutouts 12:36 - Assembling the Face Frames with Pocket Screws 13:23 - QA Rejects It All 14:10 - 'Let's Do it Again' Montage 14:57 - On to the Drawers 16:21 - Cutting the Baltic Birch 16:45 - My SawStop Brake Fiasco 18:29 - Back to the Drawers 19:46 - Cabinet Base Assembly 20:23 - Slats 20:51 - The Headboard 22:22 - Headboard Panels 23:57 - Piecing the Headboard Together 24:25 - Faces on the Drawers 24:52 - The Final Reveal
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A full materials list is available in the digital supplement files that go with the video woodworking plans linked above. That is available from my Etsy store. Here are a few of the items I use that you might be interested in:
00:00 - Start 01:44 - Mission Requirements 03:36 - Stating the Build 04:44 - Material Considerations 05:27 - Panel Glue Up 06:15 - Working From My Plan 06:22 - Cutting Out Tennons 07:14 - Blind Dados 07:32 - Laser and Epoxy Accents 08:06 - Waxing Philosophic on Sanding 09:01 - Applying Finish Before it is Finished 09:31 - Assembly 10:56 - Three Pieces Assembled 13:05 - Putting it All Together - With Brackets 13:38 - The Finished Product
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Epoxy Mica Powder - 24 colors amzn.to/3WHVjhW Epoxy Resin Dye - 16 colors amzn.to/4dmn7xE Teexpert Epoxy starter kit amzn.to/46sn3dx Teexpert Epoxy 1 gallon amzn.to/3WElftt Water based Polyurethane Satin amzn.to/4fpJWCz Osmo Polyx-Oil Glossy amzn.to/3SuXR0t Acid Brush (for glue/epoxy) amzn.to/3YjxwpP Bessey 18" Bar Clamp amzn.to/3ylMaCn Dewalt 36" Bar Clamp amzn.to/4fkddOZ Bessey 40" Parallel Clamp Set amzn.to/3WqHP8N Freud Super Dado amzn.to/3z8Gc8o JessEm Tablesaw Stock Guides amzn.to/3ARtZp3 Yiranok Setup Block Height Gauge amzn.to/3z3larH Rivet Nut Set amzn.to/3AVm5LlHow NOT to Make Money with a Laser CutterAlpine Trails Studio2024-08-22 | YouTube is filled with videos claiming to know how to make TONS of money with your laser cutter. You can watch my videos if you are more interested in making things for fun.Laser Cutter Ideas for Your Next Reunion || Family or Class ReunionsAlpine Trails Studio2024-08-22 | Not as much time for a video this week, as I am off to my high school reunion. Let me show you some of the ideas I came up with using my laser cutter to contribute to a super-successful reunion event. You can use these ideas at either a school class reunion or a family reunion.
00:00 - Start 00:56 - Name Badges 03:05 - Decorations - Layered Acrylic 04:53 - Appropriate Signage 05:55 - Activities - A Layered Puzzle 08:02 - Puzzle Stencils and Paint 09:17 - In Conclusion 10:01 - Post Event Thoughts
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Laser Material Cover Tape amzn.to/3YpV5NI Water based Polyurethane Satin amzn.to/4fpJWCz Osmo Polyx-Oil Glossy amzn.to/3SuXR0t Weld On 3 amzn.to/3WU8jkC Plastic Cement Applicator amzn.to/3WEp0iALife Size Weighted Companion Cube from Portal #portal #portal2 #woodworking #diy #cosplayAlpine Trails Studio2024-08-02 | This is no 3-D printed companion cube that fits in the palm of your hand. Watch me make a life size version of the classic.A Life-size Portal Weighted Companion... Printer Stand... CubeAlpine Trails Studio2024-07-24 | There's no 3D Printing here. I've dreamed of building a Weighted Companion Cube for years, and here it is, life-sized and definitely weighted.
Watch me go through the build from start to finish, and stick around for a little fun at the end of this one.
00:00 - Start 01:57 - What is a Weighted Companion Cube? 02:26 - Starting with the Panels 03:45 - Corners and Mids 05:07 - 25 Corners and 16 Mids 05:59 - Templates for the Bevel 07:16 - Heart Container 08:18 - Sanding and Finishing 09:10 - Corner Assembly 09:32 - A Routing Jig 11:09 - Stencil Painting 11:51 - More Bevels 12:16 - Heart Reveal 12:45 - For Science 13:20 - Cube Assembly 14:45 - 25 Corners and 24 Mids 16:24 - Cube and CakeAre Online Woodworking Plans Worth It? || Reviewing Plans From Popular YouTube WoodworkersAlpine Trails Studio2024-07-10 | Many popular YouTube woodworkers offer woodworking plans for you to buy. Are they worth it? I buy and build four of them to find out. My review of each is detailed in this video.
The creators reviewed in this video: @John_Malecki @ScottWalshWoodworking @katzmosestools @Bourbonmoth
00:00 - Intro 01:21 - The Players 02:44 - The Ground Rules 03:39 - Price and Purchase Experience 06:19 - Scott Walsh - Parts and Materials 07:39 - Build the Sleds 09:32 - Scott Walsh - Post Build Grades 12:25 - Katz Moses - Parts and Materials 13:46 - Katz Moses - Building the Workbench 18:05 - Katz Moses - Post Build Grades 20:05 - John Malecki - Parts and Materials 20:53 - John Malecki - Building the Cart 22:29 - John Malecki - Post Build Grades 25:14 - Bourbon Moth - Parts and Materials 26:06 - Bourbon Moth - Building the Clamp Cabinet 27:23 - Bourbon Moth - Post Build Grades 28:50 - Overall Value Grades 31:35 - The Final GradesGetting a stained glass look in a wood and epoxy gift box #woodworking #giftboxmaking #lasercutAlpine Trails Studio2024-07-08 | I challenged myself to make laser cut giftboxes with ever increasing degrees of difficulty. See the process for the stained glass look here or watch the full video for all three gift boxes.Laser Cut Gift Boxes - Three Difficulty LevelsAlpine Trails Studio2024-06-26 | Using a laser cutter, I create gift boxes in three increasing difficulty levels, culminating in an awesome stained glass look.
00:00 - Intro 02:18 - The Basic Box 03:42 - The Glowforge Laser 05:28 - Basic Box Glue Up 06:46 - Introducing the Intermediate Box 08:21 - Material Preparation 10:46 - Miter Cuts Dos and Don'ts 12:49 - Second Box Done 14:05 - Solid Wood Material Prep 15:26 - Epoxy Stained Glass Look 16:45 - A New Kind of Box Top 17:40 - This Work is On Fire 19:04 - Working the Box Top 20:11 - My Mistake 21:28 - Let's Do It Again 23:54 - Three Boxes Done
00:00 - Intro 02:50 - Working from a Cut List 06:11 - The First Glue Up 08:01 - How It All Comes Together 10:02 - Crosslap Halflap 10:48 - X's and Dominos 11:39 - Staring on Mustang 13:08 - Tiny Dominos 13:57 - Lattice Work 14:53 - How the Shelves Attach 15:53 - Making the Shelves 18:00 - A Fit Problem 19:58 - Are We Done? 23:14 - Let's Do It Again 25:16 - And No Glue At All 26:17 - Final Touches 27:04 - All DoneInfinity Cube End Table #woodworker #infinitycube #woodworkingAlpine Trails Studio2024-06-04 | I adapt the infinity cube concept to make two functional end tables, and add a bit of unique style to them.An Easy Gift Project That Also Teaches the Tools of the WoodshopAlpine Trails Studio2024-05-28 | I designed this votive candle holder as a way of teaching people, including kids, the basics uses of the tools common to a woodshop.
My son, who just finished a video editing class at his high school, put this video together for me. The final products you see at the end are made by him and his friends.Building an Attached Tri-Tier PergolaAlpine Trails Studio2024-05-28 | We needed some shade outside the shop. So here you will see me build a tri-tier pergola with one side attached to the building. No need for any fancy tools to build something like this, just a little basic carpentry.
00:00 - Intro 01:14 - Post bases 02:22 - Finding square 03:13 - The Outside Perlins 06:20 - Establishing the Far Side 09:04 - Attaching the Headers 11:13 - Decorative Joist Hangers 12:23 - Filling in the Perlins 12:54 - Upper Tier 16:07 - The Final Product 16:26 - Final ThoughtsMaking an Infinity Cube End TableAlpine Trails Studio2024-05-28 | An Infinity cube is a box like structure made from a single line with eighteen 90 degree joints. I liked the concept and added some of my own twists to make a distinctive and functional end table.
This is also the first video I ever made for YouTube.
00:00 - Start 03:58 - Starting the Build 10:02 - Midway Reflections 12:31 - Back to Work 16:10 - Assembly Complete 17:43 - Table Two 18:51 - Layout and Glue Up 21:35 - Applying Finish 22:12 - The Glass TopMaking a Solid Wood Sign with Inlay and Epoxy for a FriendAlpine Trails Studio2024-05-28 | Deadman's Island Kayak and Stand up Paddle Board is business owned by a friend of mine. He doesn't know it, but he's getting a handmade wooden sign for his business as a gift. Stay to the end to see an unboxing video from Scott.