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Really nice work! A few points about your design: 1. Are you not worried about cupping of the table top over time? You don't seem to add any support under the table top to keep it straight. 2. How about wood movement? With the inserts it seems like the table top and the base are connected with little to no play. Also I am really curious to hear how you go about your business. How did it start of and especially how do you approach pricing? I find this really hard to get my head wrapped around in order to set up a business.

it looks amazing, honestly. well done. i landed here because of the taper of the legs.

Hey guy great video but without slots cut in your bar stock your table still won’t be able to expand or contract

Looks awesome

Is there a nonAI definition of Mid Century Modern definition? 🤔

nice

On digital 3D modeling. I always do this. Even for simple projects. I use ScetchUp as a very usefull free browser based tool.

Nice video and channel. I can relate to this as I have almost the same tools (but no jointer). Great that this is not a $$$$ set-up with huge investments in tools for something that are mainly a RUclips channel and not a production facility. My set-up 100% hobby to relax from my daytime desk job.

Sweet piece, love to see power carving and curves go into a piece. From the Bentonville area and have been doing furniture apprenticeships for the last 4 years, love to learn more about your history and how you got started!

Great job!! You have a great channel. I've been binging your videos. Keep up the great work!

Very nice design and execution. Liked and subscribed.

Working outdoors feels so nice, I wish you good health.👍

Love the bench!! Beautiful design. It's so refreshing to see woodworking done that doesn't of a shop full of tools I wish I owned. Glad others like me have to work in the yard or driveway.

Great build brother you gave me all kinds of ideas . Thanks hope your back in your house and shop soon !!

Been following you on Insta for a while, but didn’t realize you were on YT until this popped up on my feed. So sorry to hear about the saga regarding the tornado. That was a nasty one. As a fellow NWA woodworker, I’m thoroughly impressed you attempted (and nailed) this build in the humid Arkansas summer heat! Unique design and beautiful finished product. 👏🏼

Absolutely beautiful great job for working with what you had and the conditions. So sorry about your family’s loss 🙏🏻🙏🏻 hope your back in your house soon

That green dye choice made me nervous....but I was wrong. It looks amazing. Love the risk taking, paid off in the end!

Just found your channel! Love it. NWA?!? I was just there a few weeks ago in Centerton. I'm from California but thinking about moving there for retirement. Our sons lives there with his family and we love it. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to following your progress and projects. Sorry to hear about the tornado. Our son was hit by it as well but fortunately he didn't get too much damage. I heard all about the storm when I visited him and how they took a family in that lost power. I think he said there was something like 5-7 tornados that night.

Wow that came out great. I don’t know if I could even do that in my shop. 😅

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Dust is Man Glitter.... the chicks dig it.... lol

Btw I love how much of your personality you bring to these videos. You’ve really got what it takes! Keep up the good work my man

Lovely build! Any concerns on movement between the top and the base? I guess is narrow enough not to be a huge issue?

Beautiful piece and a great choice with the brass rod it’s made it look high end. Congrats on your new baby too

Really enjoyed this build. Gave me an idea for a book shelf I want to build. Also love wood carving.

Really nice piece, especially under the conditions. - Chris

Now that’s one beautiful piece of furniture. Well done as always lad!

My life over the past 4 months… - May 26th, leave to the hospital to have our baby! - House gets hit by tornado 30 minutes later - We find out our house got hit by the tornado and 10 minutes later, baby arrives! - Next day, leave hospital and drive around for 6 hours getting turned away from multiple hotels because they were full with other displaced families - Drive to stay with in-laws - A couple days later we get a 24 hour notice that we need to move all the belongings from our house/shop for demo to begin - Get settled into a short term rental and I go back to work - Almost blow up from a gas leak at the short term rental - Realize first short term rental has bed bugs - Decontaminate all personal belongings to avoid carrying bed bugs - Move back to in laws - Go on a vacation we had planned months prior and try to figure out new place to stay - Trapped in Florida the day of the global flight shut down. - Drive 18 hours home in a rental car with a 7 week old baby - Back to the in laws - Move into a short term rental (bed bug free) - No more insurance money for the short term rental, back to the in laws - October 2nd finally move back into our house But most importantly, I built a bench

Very, very good job. I like the lumber choice, the joinery, the jig for rounding the legs, everything. One only thing, in my personal opinion: I don't like the shape of the top and the shelves: the diameter of the semicircles is little bigger than the width of the slab, and I don't know...but, only my stupid opinion. Awesome job, beautiful piece of furniture. And you are so young!!

Did you (think to) use any kind of wood conditioner? I'm pretty sure they make some specifically to help even out the color when staining wood.

Man, just glad you’re okay. The table came out pretty cool. I wouldn’t have thought of the green like that. But after seeing yours, it makes me want to do that green with some maple Legs or something light for contrast. Just to see the difference. I think the rag look came out better than the brush. Sucks you had to scrape it all off haha. The legs were gorgeous as well. Perfect joint in the middle.

I think it's gorgeous!

I like the finished product 👍🏻

Screw the gods...I think it's pretty darn cool looking....

I love it. Emerald is my birthstone.

It turned out different than the samples because you sanded them differently. The actual table top was probably sanded more thoroughly than the samples.

I love the green! Awesome project. For that maple top, if you still have it, a potato chip table! maybe? Pringles color scheme 😂

I kind of liked the green

6:08 Was that a wild Dingo?

Dyed Mahogany.........#unsubscribed!

You’re not underpowered, I do this with hand tools as only have hand tools…I wish…

good video...

In school I made a green emerald table and all my class mate and teacher told me I was crazy hahaha I did it anyway and came out like I wanted

This green dye is inspired genius. It was such a Baller move to scrape it and then re-dye it. Respect! If the wood isn’t bending to your will - keep working it. The table came out beautifully. My heart broke when you showed the tornado damage. I think the table came out unscathed because you put so much love into it. Is it possible that it’s being spared was a gift granted by the woodworking gods as a Thank You? I’m glad you are safe. I subscribed. When you are able, we all look forward to seeing your future creations.

I zoo love that you colored the wood a fun color, I have been hoping for someone to do just that for a long time. It looks great!!!! I must admit that is the way i love wood the best.

@16:13 I can see the glue joints and other areas where I could see through the gray lacquer.

I think it looks great! I love it!

Lovin the green

Bro you gotta white balance your camera! And bring the iso down. Love the video, your colors are just blown out

I love the table! Those colors go together very well. So sorry to hear about your shop - hope you can get backup and running soon. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼