Medieval live edge dining table out of 2000 year old Bog Oak - Bog oak
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2018
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I made live edge dining table out of bog oak for my friends Tina and Michi. Read more about bog oak here: www.wood-database.com/bog-oak/
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Ein wunderschönes ,edles Kunstwerk ! Herzliche Gratulation und lieben Dank !
Vielen Dank für die nette Worte - es hat mächtig Spass gemacht 😆
Waw looks incredible! Great work!
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Beautiful material
Indeed, these slabs were amazing...
Breathtaking
Glad you like it, David 😁🎉
Como siempre.....un hermoso trabajo y ni que decir de la madera que utilizaste....es muy hermosa. FELICITACIONES MAQUINA !!!!
well done guys, very impressive
Thank you Paul 😁🎉
What a beauty!🤗
Thank you Gabor :D
Wow nice
Thank you very much, Dylan 😀
Buenisimo Javi, Impresionante las cosas que vas haciendo!
Gracias 😀 Quien sos? 🤣
@@Woodensoul León desde Argentina ;D abrazo Javi para los chicos también y a Carolina!
Leon! Te volviste a Argentina? Todo bien?
@@Woodensoul siii, hace 7 años :D
@@@MrAbaxial : 7 años?!? Mierda como pasa el tiempo :D
Klasse Projekt, vorzüglich geworden.
Schade aber, das man Querstreifen vom quer zur Faser schleifen im Gegenlicht sieht.
Danke, freut mich wenn es dir gefällt. Ja, das mit den Querstreifen hatte ich damals noch nicht im Griff. Die grosse Bandschleifmaschine macht diese Streifen, deshalb schleife ich heute mit der grossen nur noch das Grobe, und der Rest mit dem Exzenterschleifer, dann passiert das nicht mehr. Scharfen Beobachtungssinn hast du!
Very handsome creation. Well done. Question: How did you determine the spacing for the table legs? The table looked to be approx 8' long (?); 40" wide (?); and 7/4 thick (?) and made from Bog Oak (which I assume is as sturdy as Oak in general). So, is there some measure you need to take into account when placing your legs? There wasn't a need for a third leg in the center? It looked fine but I was wondering the factors you took into account to do what you did. TY beforehand. Again, what a handsome creation. I see why you called it a Feasting Table - (2000-year-old slabs of wood...wow.) - a table fit for a Jarl and his men!
Thank you so much Paul, for your kind words. I love how this turned out too :D I wish I could tell you a nifty formula on where to place the legs. The dimensions you estimated are pretty correct. I just placed the legs at the end and then observed how stable it was. It was super stable. Remember I also used a couple of steel bars in between the slabs, but I absolutely wanted to not add a leg in the middle. The table is still sturdy and stable, more than a year later, so it seems to work. But as mentioned, it was completely gut feeling and learning by doing...
What a beautiful piece! I just wonder how much would it cost
Thank you so much for your kind words. The price really depends on the price you can source the slabs, how expensive your crafter is, and how expensive the table legs are. I sell a table like that around 4-5k USD, depending the size and the price for the raw slabs. Hope that helps.
Welchen sanding sealer hast du verwendet? Und: gibt es keine Bedenken hinsichtlich der Tiefe die das Öl eindringen kann, wenn die Fläche vorher so behandelt wurde? Ist ein top Ergebnis!
Ich verwende den Bondex Sanding sealer: www.amzn.to/2uA0GVO, der ist super. Das geht Problemlos mit Öl oder Rubio Monocoat (welches ich hier verwendet habe). Es verschliesst die Poren und macht das Holz super glatt, aber beeinflusst nicht die Behandlung. Allerdings musst du unbedingt alles abschleifen, ansonsten sieht es in der Tat übel aus...
@@Woodensoul Danke! Im deutschen ist es dann der bondex schnellschleifgrund, richtig? Hast du eine Methode um zu testen ob er vor dem ölen komplett abgeschliffen wurde?
@@robstooladdiction3763 Genau, Bondex Schnellschleifgrund. Du wirst das schnell sehen, denn dort wo es noch Schnellschleifgrund hat, glänzt das Holz. Dh über eine visuelle Inspektion kannst du das erkennen. Falls dein Holz aus irgend einem Grund nicht glänzt (ist mir noch nie passiert), solltest du es auch sehen wenn du das Werkstück mit Terpentinersatz (amzn.to/34TnyMB) reinigst. Beim Reinigen solltest du die Stellen sehen, welche den Schleifgrund-Lack drauf haben.
Great job ❤ What is the weight of this Beauty?
Thanks 👊🏼 I don’t know the total weight, but it’s easily around 100kg
bad music awesome table
Thanks, and sorry about the music 🤣
@@Woodensoul only last one
Looks great except for the legs. It would be awesome if they were bog oak.
Haha, yeah. In general I don't do wooden legs. I think they are clunky, expensive, tons of work and not nice looking. I prefer metal legs. In this case, getting large enough bog oak lumber to make stable legs would have been super expensive...
using domino's on bog oak just feels wrong.
Agree! But I didn’t know how to solve it otherwise and it’s still holding 😝
@@Woodensoul check out the blackoakproject, they built an enormous 43ft table for the queen's jubilee using a "river joint", basically a tongue and groove joint that fits the irregular planks. Tricky to do but not that hard with a router and some planning. It's really stunning, now on display in Ely Cathedral. I think the main challenges with bog oak seem to be just properly stabilising the wood.
@@oitoitoi1 Haha... that looks awesome man. There is a lot of cool stuff you can do if you have an army of people, unlimited money and equipment and professional woodworkers. And then of course your table gets to be on display in a Cathedral. But I am only a modest hobbyist that learned everything from RUclips, so yeah, it is what it is
The music is awful, dude.
Hahaha... I actually agree with you. This is an older video, and at that time the only music I could use was the free music from RUclips. In the meantime I am paying money to use the music from Artlist, so it got a little better. Sorry for torturing your ears. Maybe one day I will replace the music, if I have enough time...