trying again but failed

I really like the design and the pictures don’t show the flaws, always remember that we are our own worst critics so don’t be so hard on yourself.

-- Everyone calls me Ed or Eddie , mom still calls me Edward if she is mad at me.

It looks pretty awesome in the pictures… You might just need a new blade or dry spray lubricant. I bought some new frued blades a while back and it was like night and day.. also, pb blaster has a dry spray lube, spray the table top and the blade and it will be good. Nice work though!!!

prattman is right on when he says “we are our own worse critics”.
I like the designe!
Check the brushes on the motor or maybe a new blade would help.

-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!

Thanks fellas, I bought a freud ripping blade and Irwin fifty tooth combo blade. They appear to be a bit wobbly and so, I think the arbor might be bent

-- Life is enjoyable especially when you borrow from people

I think it looks great! Good work, I’d hate to see what my attempt would look like.

First of all, from here it looks fine.

Second, don’t look at it as a failure, look at it as a successful justification for new tools :-)

-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability

Second, don’t look at it as a failure, look at it as a successful justification for new tools :-)
You Sneaky Pete.
LOL!

Love the board, dub!

-- Happiness does not come from doing easy work but from the afterglow of satisfaction that comes after the achievement of a difficult task that demanded our best. --Theodore I. Rubin

Good job. That is a really tough design to do.
It looks great from here, but I am disappointed with mine too. Other people just love it.

Keep trying,
Steve

-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon

Nice job. Your self critique reminds me of a friend’s comment on wallpapering. It was pointed out that when you’re actually doing the wallpaper, every small mistake screams “you did it wrong, it doesn’t match.” But, after a week or so all these “mistakes” disappear and the job looks great. I’ve found this applies equally to woodworking projects.

-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington

Miters are tough though

-- Life is enjoyable especially when you borrow from people

Looks good to me also.
Second, don’t look at it as a failure, look at it as a successful justification for new tools :-)

Remind your other half that you would not let her use a sewing machine that was that wobbly . :)

They say, flaws make a thing even more beautiful! It looks great, relax!

Wow, Look at that, the joints don’t line up :) You will always see the flaws. Most people that look at this are not woodworkers and the flaws will never be seen. I think it looks great. If you know what went wrong Don’t make another one until you can correct the problem then try again. I have been there I know the feeling.

-- Have a great day.

Glad you guys liked it even with the flaws

-- Life is enjoyable especially when you borrow from people

Interesting 3D effect

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted