Hey everybody welcome to episode 34 of making it this is Bob

Clyde here with Jimmy Doreesta and David Picuto how's it going guys

where you go hi guys good good took us a while to get this show rolling because of technical stuff, but now we sound good and we're ready to go.

Yeah. So, before we get rolling, I want to thank Luis Gonzalez, Jeremy White, and Juan Vargas,

those guys and everybody else at Patreon who support the show are awesome

and we're really grateful for the support.

Thanks for sharing the show around.

There's been a lot of tweeting about the show and good comments and stuff from people.

It's really awesome.

So yeah, it's nice to see when people post it on Facebook.

So thank you all for that.

Yeah, it's great to hear people find it and getting something out of it.

Yep. Sure. Yeah. So, um, let's get into it. What are we working on?

I am working on a coffee table where the top will lift up and come towards you so you can eat off of it or

oh yeah that cool hardware yeah you put your laptop on it and making that out of walnut

plywood and it's got an aluminum base where I'm

soldering the aluminum pieces together my first time doing that and so it's

it's fun it's almost done should be out on Monday, I think.

Sweet.

Very cool. I'm working on my vampire spike table. I didn't decide to call it that until after I posted the picture on Instagram and then all of a sudden I'm like oh cool they look like vampire spike so that's what I keep calling it the vampire spike table and that was really just the that started out as an experiment on my new lathe playing with the tapering jig and so I envision the table with big aluminum legs poking through and then while I was working on it I came up with the idea of

hammering the tops so they look like spikes that have been used over and over so

Oh is the whole tapered in the wood as well you notice one of the pictures

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