Adam Savage’s One Day Builds: Front Porch Table!
Adam’s latest weekend build is a piece of furniture for his home–an integrated front porch table to help organize all the shoes, outdoor gear, and pet paraphernalia that lives in Adam’s home foyer. And it’s going to be a surprise for his partner–so it’s one of the more finished and polished builds Adam takes on during the lockdown!
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just started watching, but wanted to say nice sound editing to mute the noise when adam puts on his ear protection! 🙂
This is the funniest video I’ve seen on Tested in forever. A+ editing!!!
Redwood probably won’t rot but some ferrules or epoxy on the feet will help keep that paint from peeling off prematurely when moisture wicks up into the endgrain from the ground.
a tip I learned from an old(er) mentor…
With the pneumatic nailer, if you hold it perp to the board you are nailing into, you will have less blowout vs inline with the board. Much more likely for the nail to bend left/right of the gun than front/back.
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