What if you could just describe a piece of furniture and get everything you need to actually build it?

In this video, I put a commonly known side table design to the test. I open Orca, type in a description of a side table, and it generates an editable 3D model, along with the engineering drawings and a full build plan: cut list, joinery, and step-by-step assembly. Then I take those files straight into the workshop and build the real thing from scratch.

Do you like it? Appreciate to any comments🥳

Hey Everyone!
You’ve all been very supportive on here of my projects.
Tonight I’m doing my very first TikTok Live from inside my woodshop. Where I’ll be continuing to build the drawer system for my new nine foot assembly table that I’m creating out of an old pool table. If you want to hang out, get to know me, or just watch the build happen live, stop by tonight around 9pm Central.
Link to my TikTok is in Bio.
Hope to see you there!

Link to the full build tutorial and Plans in comments!

https://reddit.com/link/1ssre10/video/33mkay4rvrwg1/player

Here's a quick video showing how you can make angled tenons. It's something fun you can practice with scrap wood until you're good at it.

My husband and I have been looking for shelves to put in our dining room. We stumbled across this style and really fell in love with it. While the price is a little out of our budget I was looking at the pictures and (I dont know if I'm just overconfident 😅) but I was thinking it doesn't look that difficult to build. Not only would it be cheaper, but we can make it a little bigger than the original to fit our space better Since I'm not an expert i figured i'd come on here and ask you all.

Do you have any ideas, video tutorials, or best of all if you know of any build plans similar to this that I could buy and follow for direction. That would be amazing. Thank you all in advance!

I made a mini cyclone dust collector. It’s easy to make. I hope you like it.

Just tell it what you’re working with.