Making a Waterfall Shelf | DIY Walnut Monitor Stand

loving that spline action! Good job. Your dog should feature in all your builds. He seems so chill.

This turned out beautiful congratulations on your walnut score!!

Looking good, Dave. I love the look of splines on miters.

Very cool! Am unfamiliar with the term waterfall shelf. Will have to look into it. Love the accents on the edges.

Haha nice Matt Cremona "picture."

This is a really cool build. I really like your approach to making stuff!

Nice!

Thanks for the follow on Instagram! You are almost to 1000! Good luck!

recently you make a comment on a video of chris Salomone wich got my attention and came here to see what kind of videos you make. I realy like it how you mak your videos and how you explain what you do. You just got yourself e new fan!

I bet that is awesome to look at everyday. Walnut is the best

come here from your Instagram account. love the style of the monitor stand. great channel too

Puppy! Nice build man. Looking good. Nice bandsaw too.

Ima make this. Thx chief

I had no idea that’s what splines were for! (I also had no idea they were called splines)

I have never done woodworking and don't even own my own place. Most my furniture is IKEA. But I love your vids!

this gave me an idea on how to join plywood for a monitor stand. was going to rout box joints but this might be easier and strong enough

take that apple

Good dog, subscribed.

ok now all i need is wood. chopping tree?

I'm in awe of the setup and the organization of your workshop! Well done!

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Cool!!.. I love your dog ❤

Te quedó hermoso capo, aunque no entiendas lo que escribo, la verdad que me gustó mucho el diseño y la madera que usas en tu proyecto. Felicitaciones!

Love to see your dog 🐕

What sizes does it have?

Great job! Please explain why you preferred using glue over self tapping screws. Not critical here, but I'm curious!

Me: I can make this monitor stand!
Sees workshop and your skills on video.
Me: "Hello, Amazon? I would like to order a monitor stand, please."

Hola, yo le escribo desde, Curacaví Santiago de Chile, ud. Es un maestro, admiro mucho su trabajo, soy un admirador de su trabajo y la carpintería, nunca tuve estudios de carpintería en muebles, sus videos están en ingles y no lo entiendo podría suberlos con traducción en castellano, así aprendería más rápido y entenderlo mejor. Gracias por sus videos, yo tengo tres herramientas de carpintería y fabrico con un poco de ingenio mis muebles, acá cuesta mucho dinero las maquinarias y herramientas, así que presto mucho atención de su experiencia, ya tengo 57 años y no tuve oportunidad de estudiar lo que más amo la carpintería, gracias a ud. Aprendo cosas nuevas, gracias nuevamente. Le saluda Patricio Rivera by

way too samll

How wide did you make the splines?

I love the monitor riser, looks amazing but the dog at the end was the best part 😁

Awesome peice man!

Nice work my friend

All your shit is dope

you should sell em on etsy

Good job, Dave. Funny, but clearly that I’ve watched this out of sequence and it’s one of the the first times I seen a video with your voice so prominent in it, as well as the use of power tools .. compared to your other “quiet” hand tool focused videos where the only sound is that of the hand plane, hand saw, etc. This was good, but I’ll admit I really like those quiet, hand-tool only videos a lot more as I reflect on those! Good work and good products. Thanks for sharing

Love the video... And the colors were amazing i love dark wood colors. May i ask the name and brand of your table saw.. i would love to get me one that size and adjustable blade. Thanks

awesome, looks great!

estos hacen laburos como si tuvieramostodoen casa, diooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrr

I love this kind of minimalistic videos. No music, no extra fancy sound effects, just straight cuts and natural sounds❤️

Lol, pretty rough

Nice work! What the dimension of the monitor stand?

What is the height of the monitor stand?

Impressive build. It doesnt hurt either to have the right shop setup. I would have to sell both my kidneys to be able to afford those amazing tools :-)

Looks cool