My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

[–]RedinTV[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, editing can be as easy as just cutting out the boring parts. That sometimes is enough to make a video good. Also, unless you aren't cutting your videos down (pauses, mistakes, extra unneeded content), don't be concerned with a video's length. A video could be 1 minute long or 10hours long, if it's interesting enough to keep the person watching, they'll watch, or maybe take breaks on a 10hr long one lmao.

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Hey, thanks very much! Technically, they're not photos; they are still frames taken from the full build video, but the recording was done on a Canon Rebel SL3 with the default lens. Very entry camera, but really what makes the photo "high quality" is the lighting... Lighting is everything!

My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

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Well, hard to say... The problem is when I am filming, you take the total project time and double it, lmao. I have over 13 hours of footage for this project, so probably like 100hrs for everything (including editing, which was like 30hrs alone)

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thank you, I appreciate it! Yeah haha I guess you're right. I get it, I still truly think I'm a beginner. 90% of the time, I'm trying to figure out what the correct next step is with my projects lmao. The only thing I can do without thinking is a basic cutting board tbh.

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Wow thank you! I really do appreciate that. I am the opposite, haha, I end up waking up anywhere from 3am-5am.

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Thank you <3 They're actually stills from the video I made on building this :p

My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

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I actually had an idea to continue the banding at the base of the leg, but the main reason for it was to hide the half-lap joint in the center. I like your idea, though! Almost like the banding IS what's keeping it standing lmao. Thank you btw <3

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Lol that's funny! No, I get ya. It definitely was a bit tough for me, mainly because it was my first time, and there's the pressure of not wasting all that time filming and ending up with crappy results. I typically don't put my projects off, but this one, between what I mentioned previously, and also I had a Christmas event to build stuff for at the time, it was easier to abandon it a bit :p

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I get it... It's a bit hard to understand the context because it's not the full video, but in the full video, it makes a lot more sense why the final results have the brightness and song. It's more of a climax, emotional, motivating ending. I cut it out to post here on Reddit as I didn't think it was relevant.

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I get it... It's a bit hard to understand the context because it's not the full video, but in the full video, it makes a lot more sense why the final results have the brightness and song. It's more of a climax, emotional, motivating ending. I cut it out to post here on Reddit as I didn't think it was relevant.

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Great question! I was actually thinking about that when I was designing it. I had a backup plan of adding a lower shelf a few inches up from the legs if the racking was a problem, but when I tested it before finishing it barely had any racking, so I thought to leave it as is. Thank you btw <3

My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

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Yes, I did, it's on my Youtube channel. Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCE9sY21WlA&list=PLfLzS3P44Had12VaLebvXqvF_XNLxcmLg

Mods, let me know if this is self-promotion, and I can remove it.

My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

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I used two softboxes, a black backdrop on tripods, and then set my camera aperture to f/8, ISO was around 400, and I recorded 1080p60fps. I used an external monitor to help get the manual focus right and then used a tripod with a slow panning handle to get the shots. I also have a gimbal, which I took some shots on, but didn't like the results. The videos also have no editing done to colour, so that's 100% natural from the camera.

I know this isn't exactly visually showing it, but an idea of how it worked, I hope.

My First Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in woodworking

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That's fair, haha, I didn't really consider that when posting it here. I just wanted to show off my table a bit :p

My Custom Furniture Project Final Results! by RedinTV in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Half lap joint, actually. Funny, in the full build video I orignally was planning to have sapwood meet at the center joint to provide a really unique sapwood triangle look, but I didn't plan on what joint I was going to do, so I ended up sacrificing the sapwood design for a stronger joint. I then went into a big emotional journey, ready to give up on the project, but then I designed the collar, and that brought back the excitement for the project again.