4 hours of woodworking in 4 minutes (final timelapse)

[Alan Lilly]

See if you notice anything strange in my woodshop timelapse

[Jerry Miner]

I noticed you didn't leave anything in the clamps for very long!

I also noticed that you created a cross-grain situation by gluing the ends onto the box on all four sides. You could be looking at a cracked board down the road.

[Mark Bolton]

Oh lord, here we go... ;-)

Nice video Alan, fun to watch.

[Danny Hamsley]

You changed shirts. The time on the clock versus your work sequence.


Now I am tired.

[Jay Rasmussen]

I noticed it would take me 4 days to do what you did in 4 hours, fun video.

[Art Mulder]

See if you notice anything strange in my woodshop timelapse

Ummmm,

• You're shop is messier than mine.
• that is one HUGE wall clock. I like it.
• I couldn't see a splitter/riving knife on the TS

[Rod Sheridan]

I'll guess that there was recent break in to your shop and they stole the following

- dust collector
- scrap bin
- vacuum
- tablesaw guard and spliter..

I also noticed that it was a great time lapse video, thanks for making that..............Rod.

[glenn bradley]

That was a blast. Thanks for taking the time to put that together.

[Bill Huber]

Great video, I really enjoyed it.

So how many hats do you have?

[Bobby O'Neal]

Really cool video. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[Alan Lilly]

Great video, I really enjoyed it.

So how many hats do you have?

Great catch Bill ... you found the strange thing

[Alan Lilly]

I noticed you didn't leave anything in the clamps for very long!

I also noticed that you created a cross-grain situation by gluing the ends onto the box on all four sides. You could be looking at a cracked board down the road.

I worried about that, but ultimately decided to do it anyway because the top was hopefully small enough. Next time I will just find some quality plywood for this type of project.

[Alan Lilly]

I noticed it would take me 4 days to do what you did in 4 hours, fun video.

The timelapse was recorded over weeks ... capturing 67000 images at 1 every 2 seconds for a total of 35 hours of footage. I then selectively edited the footage and compressed time further to fill the music clip I had. So the amount of real time shown during the 3.5 minutes is about 3.5 hours.

[Alan Lilly]

Ummmm,

• You're shop is messier than mine.
• that is one HUGE wall clock. I like it.
• I couldn't see a splitter/riving knife on the TS

I am thinking of doing a timelapse of the aftermath and cleanup
I find that a splitter is not needed in every instance, like when I was ripping the edge of a board true

[Alan Lilly]

I'll guess that there was recent break in to your shop and they stole the following

- dust collector
- scrap bin
- vacuum
- tablesaw guard and spliter..

I also noticed that it was a great time lapse video, thanks for making that..............Rod.

My dust collector was hiding in the corner... this project produced 8 garbage bags of sawdust
I do need a bigger scrap bin for bigger projects like this.
Didn't need the splitter for most of the cuts.