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David J. Marks
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David J. Marks is Woodworking Master Craftsman and Wood Artist
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• Woodworking & Woodturning Group
• Group Woodworking Classes at his studio in Northern California
• Private Classes & Consults
• Online Store
Check out videos and woodworking instruction on our website www.djmarks.com.
Building a Modern Round Dining Table w/ Bridle Joinery | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, S. 2 Ep. 11
In this episode of WoodWorks, we create a contemporary circular table from solid black walnut. The round top and strong, unadorned pedestal result in a clean, modern look that's perfect for a dining room or kitchen.
What we cover in this episode:
- Selecting and grain-matching black walnut boards for the tabletop
- Using a trammel arm to create a perfect circle for both layout and routing
- Gluing up a large tabletop in sections for optimal alignment
- Crafting a sturdy pedestal with bridle joinery for strength and stability
- Creating tapered cross supports for added visual interest
- Techniques for allowing wood movement in table construction
- Applying a hand-rubbed oil finish to enhance the n...
What we cover in this episode:
- Selecting and grain-matching black walnut boards for the tabletop
- Using a trammel arm to create a perfect circle for both layout and routing
- Gluing up a large tabletop in sections for optimal alignment
- Crafting a sturdy pedestal with bridle joinery for strength and stability
- Creating tapered cross supports for added visual interest
- Techniques for allowing wood movement in table construction
- Applying a hand-rubbed oil finish to enhance the n...
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Making a Hollow Vessel from a Black Acacia Stump | David J. Marks Woodworking School
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.День назад
Here’s something I’ve been working on lately! A friend gave me this Black Acacia stump, and I’m turning it into a hollow vessel. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about the process! What I cover in this video: - Selecting the most promising section of the stump for turning - Rough-cutting the blank on the bandsaw for optimal shape - Safely mounting heavy, green wood on the l...
Crafting a Pyramid Art Pedestal | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 10
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.21 день назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we create a stunning pyramid art pedestal that combines the warmth of Australian lacewood with the rich darkness of African wenge. This contemporary piece is perfect for displaying art in your home, or can be a great statement piece on its own. What we cover in this episode: - Crafting a tapered base using half-inch apple plywood and precise angle cuts - Veneering ...
360-Degree View Display Stand | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 9
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.28 дней назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we craft a stunning 6-foot black walnut display stand with glass shelves. I love the elegance with functionality of this project, featuring a 360-degree view perfect for showcasing your treasures. What we cover in this episode: - Selecting and preparing black walnut stock for the frame, focusing on grain matching and visual appeal. - Crafting L-shaped legs with con...
Cherry and Bird's Eye Maple Medicine Cabinet | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 8
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on WoodWorks as we create an elegant medicine cabinet using cherry and bird's eye maple, incorporating both classic and contemporary design elements. What we cover in this episode: - Construction of the Case: Detailed steps to build a solid cherry case with dovetail joinery for strength and durability. - Dovetail Joinery Techniques: Using a dovetail jig to achieve varied spacing for a h...
Bent Lamination Magazine Rack | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 7
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on WoodWorks as we build a contemporary magazine rack that combines functionality with artistic flair. This project uses bent lamination to create elegant wishbone-shaped legs from black walnut, adorned with brass rods for a striking effect. What we cover in this episode: - Bent Lamination Techniques: Learn how to manipulate wood into curved shapes to create stylish and sturdy legs for ...
Walnut Table with Rosewood Accents and Veneered Top | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 6
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.Месяц назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we craft a walnut occasional table with a striking veneer top. This tutorial is designed for woodworking enthusiasts looking to enhance their skills and add a touch of sophistication to their projects. What we cover in this episode: - Preparation and Selection: How to choose and prepare the best walnut and rosewood materials for your project, focusing on grain patt...
DIY White Oak Stepladder | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 5
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Месяц назад
Join us on WoodWorks as we craft a durable white oak stepladder, perfect for any home, featuring sturdy construction and elegant Honduran rosewood accents. What we cover in this episode: - Detailed steps to construct a stepladder using quarter-sawn white oak, celebrated for its strength and striking grain patterns. - Techniques for enhancing stability and visual appeal with Honduran rosewood ca...
Building a Quarter-Sawn White Oak Library Desk | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 4
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
Join us on WoodWorks as we build a library desk inspired by the arts and crafts style, featuring robust quarter-sawn white oak and meticulous joinery techniques. This project blends traditional aesthetics with modern functionality to create a desk that's both beautiful and practical. What we cover in this episode: - Step-by-step construction of a library desk using high-quality quarter-sawn whi...
DIY Mahogany Wine Rack: Advanced Woodworking Techniques | WoodWorks
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
Join us on WoodWorks as we build a mahogany wine rack enhanced with sophisticated black walnut accents. This episode is not just about building a piece of furniture; it's about mastering advanced woodworking techniques and adding a touch of elegance to your home decor. What we cover in this episode: - An in-depth guide on constructing a mahogany wine rack featuring a honeycomb storage design fo...
How I Built My Maple and Walnut CD Cabinet | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 2
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, join us as we craft a modern CD cabinet that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. This cabinet is designed to store a substantial CD collection while also serving as an attractive piece of furniture that enhances any room's decor. What we cover in this episode: - The construction of a CD cabinet using maple and black walnut for a striking visual contrast. ...
Building a Demilune Table with Madrone Burl Veneer | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Season 2 Ep. 1
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we craft a demilune table that combines classical elegance with advanced woodworking techniques. This project features a rich madrone burl veneer for the tabletop, set off by slender, four-way tapered cherry legs and an intricately curved apron. Here's what we cover in this episode: - The process of tapering the table legs for a delicate, refined look. - Techniques...
Building an Open Framework China Display with Wenge Accents | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 13
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we build a sophisticated open china display, inspired by the architectural style of Greene and Greene. This display highlights the beauty of fine china through its open framework design and combines the rich tones of mahogany with the dark accents of wenge wood. What we cover in this episode: - Using mahogany for the shelves and back panel to enhance the warm, invi...
Crafting a Durable White Oak Barstool | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 12
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we craft a barstool from quarter sawn white oak, designed to combine durability with a sleek, modern style. This project introduces unique woodworking challenges that we'll explore, including laminated mortise and tenon joinery integrated directly into the seat for enhanced durability and aesthetics. What we cover in this episode: - Precision milling and tapering o...
Walnut Hall Table with Patina Copper Top | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 11
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this episode of WoodWorks, we create a hall table featuring a walnut frame and a unique patina copper top. This table is a showcase of both classic and innovative woodworking techniques. The project highlights the timeless elegance of walnut, complemented by the dynamic colors and textures of an aged copper panel. What we cover in this episode: - Preparing and shaping walnut for the table's ...
Mahogany and Maple Bookcase | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 10
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 месяца назад
Mahogany and Maple Bookcase | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 10
Building a Cherry Wood Freestanding Mirror | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 9
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
Building a Cherry Wood Freestanding Mirror | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 9
Building a Japanese-Inspired Sitting Bench | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 8
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 месяца назад
Building a Japanese-Inspired Sitting Bench | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 8
Building a Curved Mahogany Headboard | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 7
Просмотров 4 тыс.4 месяца назад
Building a Curved Mahogany Headboard | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 7
Building a Classic Mission Style Ottoman | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 6
Просмотров 13 тыс.4 месяца назад
Building a Classic Mission Style Ottoman | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 6
Crafting an Ebonized Three-Paneled Screen | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 5
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Crafting an Ebonized Three-Paneled Screen | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 5
Crafting a Mission-Style Nightstand | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 4
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Crafting a Mission-Style Nightstand | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep. 4
Crafting a Dovetailed Walnut & Purple Heart Blanket Chest | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep.3
Просмотров 4 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Crafting a Dovetailed Walnut & Purple Heart Blanket Chest | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep.3
Building a Flame Maple & Cherry Display Cabinet | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep.2
Просмотров 9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Building a Flame Maple & Cherry Display Cabinet | WoodWorks with David J. Marks, Ep.2
Crafting a Mahogany Side Table | WoodWorks with David J. Marks
Просмотров 15 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Crafting a Mahogany Side Table | WoodWorks with David J. Marks
Sometimes I amaze myself ........ Wait for it ....
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
Sometimes I amaze myself ........ Wait for it ....
The Bench Doggs play the H.A.V.E. Event
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.5 лет назад
The Bench Doggs play the H.A.V.E. Event
Woodworking Technique: Gluing Veneer on Compound Curve
Просмотров 48 тыс.5 лет назад
Woodworking Technique: Gluing Veneer on Compound Curve
I completely forgot I made this table. Mine was in red oak because it was what I could afford at the time.
Mister, before to teach somebody else, educate yourself! You are missing so much. You work as a wood turner from the beginning of previous century.
I was surprised you didn’t use your tapering jig. But I guess they only work when you cut a taper along the entire length of the board. A double taper would be more difficult for a tapering jig.
Always trying to show a different way of doing things, so just cut the taper on the bandsaw freehand, and then cleaned it up with the hand plane.
Reminds me of the day I discovered Richard Raffan’s RUclips channel. A true master. You’re on the same pedestal. Hope you can keep posting new content for us in the future generation. Nothing beats watching a master of the craft at work!
@@RobbieBolog thank you so much, Robbie! I will try to live up to your expectations. Take care, my friend.
Your pieces are amazing. Thanks so much for sharing. Please keep them coming.
Thanks very much Blaine! I look forward to creating more new content.
David, You are an incredible artist and craftsman. Your down to earth and patient descriptions of your step by step process is inspiring. Thank You!!
Hey Walt,thank you very much! I really appreciate your thoughtful remarks!
I LOVE NEW CONTENT! thanks for doing this. I think your split hollow forms are my favorite design!
Thanks very much Dale! I'll keep em coming!
Great video, David. The way you stepped through the process and explained what you were doing was very helpful to me. Good production too.
@@BBeingHere Thank you very much. I’m really glad to hear that. I’ll keep working on new videos. Cheers.
Thank you for the well-made video! It's great to see you creating content again. I appreciate the detailed process overview, which I think will be very helpful. Keep up the excellent work!
@@TimRobertsonWoodturning hey Tim, knowing your experience with turning and Hollowing wood vessels, I’m very glad to hear that you like the video. Thanks again for your great comments.!!
Great to see new content. Hope you can keep it up!
I have been fascinated by your work from your TV days on. Please continue. You sir are an artist.
@@dlwyer thank you so much, my friend. I love what I do and I really enjoy sharing it.
You made my day when I got the notification. Please keep sharing your wealth of skill and sensibility
Been waiting Dude. Great to see you again......beautiful work, as always
David, As always, great instructions in your videos. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge.
You are very welcome Steve,thank you for your kind comments!
This is awesome! You continue to inspire and teach, please keep creating content!
@@harladon6229 this is great to hear !you’re inspiring me to keep inspiring you, my friend!
David! This is awesome! You're holding up pretty good there! Glad you are back with Woodworks and loving see new, current stuff!
@@cpad007 thank you thank you thank you!!!
Wow!!! Thank you for another excellent video!
@@PeanutsDadForever my pleasure, peanuts dad ha ha ha!
It’s always a pleasure watching you work and learning from you, David! Please do more!
@@woodwhisperer hey Marc old pal, thanks very much for your kind words of encouragement!!
How frequently do you stop to blow out the shavings? And how long was the rough hollowing process?
I keep my air hose next to my lathe and blow out the shavings frequently so that they don't get in the way of the cutters.
David, When you lube up the outside end grain of the black acacia vessel, do you need to worry about the interior surfaces too or not? Seems there is moisture loss inside also that would affect shrinkage when drying.
@@rickwhite3112 Hey Rick, as you saw,I only waxed the end grain top and bottom and I don't worry about the rest of it. It's been over 4 1/2 months and now it's dry with no cracks or splits. I have been weighing it every week and it stopped losing weight 2 months ago but I like to be certain so that is why I have waited this long.
thanks for all you do! you have been inspiring me for decades.
@@benjamoskardi hey Ben, that’s great to hear! You put a smile on my face reading your comments.
Yes!!!!!
Do you want to see more project videos like this? Let me know!
Absolutely!
Definitely!
Yes Sir!
Yes, please! Thank you very much.
I have to say, "yes please". There is so much woodturning content on RUclips, to see a 'Grand Master Turner' showing his craft, style and knowledge is an extremely treasured experience for people like myself. You encapsulate safety, knowledge and experience together for those wishing to learn who may not have the finances to pay for on line demonstrations or DVD's that may still be available to learn from. Thank you so much for your time, patience and thoughtfulness in putting together these RUclips videos of yours, they are appreciated. Your hollow forms are truly an inspiration for me to start working on when I recuperate from my shattered ankle and finally after eighteen months get back in my workshop. I am particular interested in your patination techniques and would like to know if you have any DVD's available on the tuition of this style of art. Thanks again sir.
Stunning piece. I’d love to make something inspired by this design.
Man...I used to love watching your show! This is the first I've seen one of your shows in years. Brings back sooo many memories. I loved how at the end of your episodes you'd display the final project in a pile of saw dust under warm lighting. That was the best! At least that's how I remember it. 🤔
Is there a way to prevent the purple heart from losing its color over time?
This show was my fuel and guide into woodworking. I still proudly display my butcher block table I built inspired from Mr Marks. And in a few short weeks I will finally begin my bench with copper patina legs.
Thanks man, that's great to hear!
I fondly remember this episode many years ago. It helped start my adventure in woodworking and was sort of a lightbulb moment about veneering with exotic wood versus whole board. Thanks as always!
Hey @nurmworks-4284 thanks for your comments, and keep on working with bandsawn veneers. Thick veneers open a whole other world of woodworking possibilities.
I vividly remember this episode and how all of the different math made my head hurt. now all these years later, watching it again, and the math is still a bit overwhelming for me
Patrick, I feel your pain, hahaha.Math always gives me time to pause. I wouldn't worry so much about the math,focus more on a full scale sketch or drawing.Once you can visulize the final piece, just look for faster ways to get there. I had to give numbers to make the Producers happy but in my shop,I mostly work off of images that I visulized in my head.
Such a simple yet striking piece! I've gotta ask... The jointer used was a small one. Was this filmed before you bought your large Oliver?
Thanks Greg. Yes my 16 inch jointer (Yates American but just says American on the label) was in my shop back then. I bought it used in 1984 and restored it. On the show which we began shooting in 2001, I wanted to make sure that the small home,garage shops felt like they were going to be able to build some of these projects so I tried to use my other machines that were more affordable to home hobbyist's or small business's. My 6 inch jointer works fine for smaller boards. Sharp knives are the key.
@@DavidJMarks Cool. I remember at one point in the series you showed off "the nickel test" on the Yates... I couldn't remember if it was because you just acquired it or if it was always there and it was just the right time to talk about it. Thanks again for sharing this series.
Another beautiful piece!
Thanks very kindly Tim!
These are the videos that started my woodworking hobby many, many years ago. Thank you David!
@ppezaris Thanks very much! I'm very glad to hear that my videos helped you to get started in woodworking which is an activity that I hold a high value for!
This is one of your best projects. You published this SEVERAL years ago in a woodworking magazine. I don't remember which. I made mine then out of construction lumber. It has held up and performed exemplary and taken more abuse than I can tell. It's truly is a tribute to your expertise of design and function. A great project to share. Thank you
look at those prices!! LOL
@@cbriangilbert1978 Hey Brian, wood doesn’t just grow on Trees ya know! Hahahaha 🤣
Its nice, but idk where i would put it.
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I really like that display stand and the beautiful hollow forms.
Getting to see all these episodes again brings back the memories of leaning to make furniture. Met you at a Woodworking Show in Syracuse in 2004 with my buddy Scott. We watched your presentation and then realized the crew that was supposed to tear down your setup did not show up. We stuck around to help you pack up and have some great conversation.
Very beautiful. And I liked how you made the dadoes. Learning how to make jigs seems to be half the battle.
I used to love this show! No idea you had a RUclips channel
@@danieldean8953 Thanks Daniel! Please like and subscribe to help it grow so that I can afford to pay my editors and make new content. Meanwhile I will continue to upload an episode of Woodworks each week.Cheers!
You talk about hand crafted quality, but can't be bothered to hand cut the dovetails.
@@patrickhotra9241 , I have cut dovetails by hand and by router templates. If you work as a furniture maker for a living as I do, I give my clients an option to pay more for hand cut dovetails but they don’t want to pay for it. You do You my friend!
@@hualon hahaha, thanks very much for your comment. I don’t why some people feel the need to attack others who are simply showing different methods of accomplishing their work. For what it’s worth, I recommend Rob Cosman’s RUclips channel for woodworkers who want to cut dovetails by hand. Rob is one of the best out there when it comes to cutting dovetails by hand. He was able to study with Alan Peter’s, whose work I have deep admiration for! One more thing, hosting a TV show on furniture making is high pressure work. The producers always complain that my projects were too complicated and they constantly told me to dumb it down. On top of that I had to crank out 30 episodes a year which was barely enough time for anything else, especially when raising 2 kids.
Great video
@@floridabeardedwoodworker Thanks very much my friend!
Beautiful. I particularly like the addition of the purpleheart splines.
Awesome. Studying about wood work to build a rowing shell (single skulling skiff) and got some ideas about cross diagonal stip plank glueing, thought about alternatively to use paper backed veneer (4 layers intotal) to get the around nicely of the hull shape which is very curved. So tks for uploading.
David, thank you so much for your ongoing inspiration! Each video has some awesome techniques and tricks.
Very nice. Magazines are a bit passée these days, but with a little modification, this design could serve as the basis for a quilt rack. The techniques you demonstrated are the same.
Another great episode thanks sharing David 🪵
Nice to see your number one RUclips video is one that I did for you. Blair
Yes it is Blair! Thank you very much for all of the videos that you helped me to create! I hope that you and your family are doing well.
Another great episode David, Woodworks was such a great series display your true craftsmanship🪵
@@Woodbutcher00 Thank you very much for your comment, I genuinely appreciate it!
I built an end table inspired by this project a good 20 years ago. Didn't have a vacuum press, but miraculously the "add a bunch of crap on top" method of veneering has held up very well!
One of my favorites👍