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Thanks for making his video. I have finished counters that have been etched by citrus; I sand with the 50 pad for a long time, and the etch remains. That’s the case even with shallow etches. I’ve tried pressing hard, pressing light, higher rpms, lower rpms, and it still takes all day (at least, so it seems) to remove a single etch. And the pad was new. So … I’m pretty sure I’m doing something wrong lol. The key difference from what you show and what I’ve tried is that you use a lot more water than I have been using. Could that make that much of a difference?

if i understand u use 50 grit then 80 then next ones in series. when do and what do u use to seal and or polish grit wise thks

You answered my main question about resurfacing my concrete countertop: just do it. I will indeed. Quick question about sealant: I'm a bread baker and use the countertop for kneeding. I there a sealant that is absolutely non-toxic - as in zero risk? Thank you!

Can u ship me some water ??

This is the same planer I have. For some reason the lock on the side is letting the wheel turn & raises the planer up. I cannot figure out why so I'm wondering if anyone else would know.

Tx for illustrating

what model of plainer is that? I have the same one and I can't find the model number on it..

The one answer I don't see is how you move this thing once it's built without a forklift? Thanks for the video. This was my first attempt at anything this large. I was able to get slightly out of kilter 2x6x16 lumber for the whole thing for $25 and used pipe clamps to pull everything straight. The most expensive item was the wood screws!

Is that an orbital sander or a rotary polisher? Looks like the latter.

Thank You. Well Made Video. Explained well - Step X Step. Thank You For The Cut List.

PRICE LIST GUESSTIMATION FOR THIS BUILD???? My coworker wants me to build him 4 !

Awesome thank you!

I followed these directions to build our table and it turned out perfect! The only thing I did different was add L brackets to connect the table and table legs for extra durability. 🎉thank you for the good RUclips information!

How far down the legs did you make the holes? Didn't see it in the video

Woodworking barefoot is not safe

How TF do you put the new blade in?

how different nail size can be used ?

Looking at re doing our concrete counter top in the kitchen. Looking at this set of pads on Amazon , might have to try. What grits did you start and end with? Also what sealer you using?

You are not giving the measurements where you drill the 2"& the 4" it looks like you do a angle then you show it 2 & 4 drill holes

Where do you get your measurements from to put the 3/8 bolts

hi! is it alright to use an angle grinder?

Where do you get your measurements to drill the 2" & 4" holes

My son built 2 picnic tables for our local county’s park and recreation as his service project for his Eagle Scout rank and used your design. Went very well. Did run into issues with cross bracing as the 45 degree angles were off. We were able to fix it though. Thanks.

Go to point

I see you wearing them osha aproved steal toed flip flops! Nice work btw.

thanks for posting. Big help.

Thanks for putting this together! I am wondering about your thoughts on polishing a rounded concrete edge. Did you use the sander or do you have to hand sand that? Currently doing research for pouring a concrete hearth.

Good video but you can sharpen those blades several times. I have an old gentleman down the road that has the stone mechanism to do that. I’m sure there’s one in there in the area he charges me five bucks.

Do not have enough to before how to go get more. I don't know what I was thinking.

I see you’re real good at what you do great job sir!!!

How much you charge to make a picnic table?

cool, thank you

I had some bumps from possible air bubbles. Will the 50 grit help even the surface?

Great video. I needed a table for an outdoor gathering and this was a quick foolproof plan that only took a few hours.

Clear coat ?

I’m about to sand the landing slab for my brick oven. Thanks!!!

Can't get mine to retract all the way

Very nice video! I've begun making it with some 2x6's and I know it's going to end good!

thanks buddy,

Beautiful, might want to put spaces between 2x6 table top and seat. 1/8 to 1/4 for swelling caused by seasonal changes. Otherwise it may buckle.

You make it look so easy!

How dk u cover the little imperfections after polishing

I am tempted to put a resin finish on my concrete kitchen countertops because I just cannot keep them looking nice. Do you have any thoughts about how that might turn out?

Can this picture be at the dance club?

Have you done any backsplashes (poured together) and rounded or bull-nose edge for the front edges?

Thanks for the vid pal

I prefer to cut the ends of the cross braces at a 45 degree angle so that people don't hit their knees.

Does this process produce a lot of dust?

Good overall review. Thanks.

Hey man. Did you just use 11 2x6 and 1 2x4?