Round Dining | Coffee Table Build For "The Watch Tower"
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2022
- First two projects are complete and delivered to the watch tower! This was where the smaller root was supposed to reside, however as you can see it was just too small for that table. Make sure to take a guess what the third project is going to be!
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The remaining live edge adds a ton of character to an already fabulous piece.
Love the redwood table just the way it is! Both pieces are fantastic!
Thank you so much!🙏🏻
Really impressive. The tables look like the building was made for them. Great job. Congratulations on a fine build.
Thank you for this!🙏🏻
Great job. I love the live edge left in the table. I wouldn't mind seeing the entire piece left with it's organic shape.
I hope the customer appreciates all the hours of sanding and finishing that went into these pieces, and yes the exposed edge of the dining table give it tons of authenticity. The coffee table is really a unique piece just love that huge cookie, well done!!
Incredible work! I personally don’t work with wood but I enjoy these videos.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Absolutely love the live edge dining table. Omg the coffee table is freaking amazing.
You’ll be making a bench or sideboard. ♥️
Thank you Maddie so much! Nice guesses, but nope!!! ;)
Honestly thought that it would look cooler with that live edge filled with epoxy. Keeping that live edge exposed though absolutely was the right choice with that house! Totally fits the design of the home way better than if it had been filled in. Nice work!
I know it was a tough choice, the real only reason I kept it is due to where it was going to live. Thank you for the feedback!!
Those are two beautifully crafted tables! I wouldn't change a thing. Can't wait to see what your building next... I'm thinkin' a bench of some type.
Thank you Pete, appreciate the support!
I wouldn’t have sold that red wood piece, I would have been selfish and kept it for myself. That thing is absolutely gorgeous! Excellent work man
Such a diamond in the rough! So glad I got my hands on it!
Looks amazing! I like the “live edge” section on the table. Good call!
Thanks Josh!
The live edge section was subtle and I think it acts as a feature. Table looks great.
Loved the video Matt!! Both tables came out great. I like the touch on the redwood with not filling that one side in with epoxy. I would say that whole area upstairs needs some kind of countertop. Maybe like a floating countertop that goes all along the windows and of course some chairs to match. Great video keep it up!!
Thank you for watching! Great guess on the countertop, but not quite it! :)
stunning.... live edge gives it character.....
Thank you Justin!
Absolutely stunning both of them. Video was brilliant. Sound awesome.
Thank you Karen!
Love the small live edge; keeps the natural look of the piece at the forefront.
Solid tables! 👍👍👍 I think the redwood one would be even better with full epoxy filling.
Thank you for your feedback!
Sweet project. Excited to see what's next. 💚👽🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Right on, thank you for the support!
Excellent pieces Matt. I have no idea what you will build, for a 3rd piece, but I know it will be outstanding !
Very much appreciate that Alan! Thank you!
The redwood table came out perfect! Good choice of the base, too.
I like the section left open , but epoxy tables always look good filled in as well , your the creator so it’s always your call ,and your finishing work is top notch not a lot of people go that extreme , Cam at black tail is another one ,excellent work Matt !!!!
Top Shelf. Beautifully Done.
The live edge is what make it interesting.
Thank you Eric I agree!
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Much love Marius, thank you!
Man that table is awesome! 😍
You nailed the look by leaving the natural edge in that one section. Looks killer.
Thank you Jack!
That coffee table is sublime, built by nature and enhanced by your good self, epoxy would have ruined it. 3rd project will be something awesome. Cheers
Thank you for the love Darryl!
I think leaving the half Moon live edge was the right choice great job👍
Dope pieces, the redwood especially is nice.
Really liked that you kept that live edge side! Can't wait to see more 😊
I appreciate that Bron!
Absolutely gorgeous as always Matt!!! I Love Redwood
Thanks Mike!
Badass projects
Thank you Christian!
Gorgeous.👌👌👌👏👏👏
Great piece of wood I really like the table great job
Thanks for your feedback Ralph!
Love the base
Beautiful work.
Thank you!
Great looking tables. God bless.
Thank you very much!!
A bench to match would be awesome 👌
Not quite! 😬
Cool tables ,bundles of character.defo the live edge showing ,redwood has awesome figuring,came out lovely.that cookie is a beast what a knock out both pieces are 👏🔥
Thank you! The cookie is definitely a beast!!
That grain is so nice!!!
Thank you!
love all your projects...
Thank you Joel!
They’re both gorgeous pieces. If it was my table, I would’ve wanted it filled in with epoxy. The poker table was a beautiful build as well. My guess.. $64,225.00. After watching you work while sitting on a cement floor, I’m going to suggest you buy yourself a low riding chair/stool with casters. My hubby got one for cleaning the tires and we both used it recently when we top coated our nightstands with epoxy. They’re not very expensive and worth every penny. As far as videography goes.. I really dislike having to turn the audio up to hear dialogue, only to get blasted out with loud machinery a moment later. Just something to maybe be aware of. You’re a very talented and hard working craftsman.
I REALLY love that slab table. The colour is perfect and I am glad you left that exposed bit un-epoxy-ed (?)
The video sound was great, too. Great work, Matt!
Thank you Tom, I'm glad we are on the same page!
Love your stuff dude!
I appreciate that!
This is awesome. Keep it up!
Thank you, will do!
Awesome results on both the tables they certainly look right at home 🏡 in the watchtower as for the 3rd project I think it might be something to do with sitting, so it could be chair's or benches and if it's something you have not done before then you could be making a sofa or something alike to use for plenty to sit upon 😉. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
Thank you for your feedback Simon! I definitely am making some sitting contraption ;).
That cypress piece is to die for. Nice
I love how it came out too, thank you!
@@MattsWoodworks , what do we win after we text you?
Both are beautiful. Glad you didn’t fill in the space. Next one should be a bench
In a way the one table look a bit like the Grand Canyon, the second like sliced off the brain so nice thanks man.
I would have filled in that edge but I can totally understand why someone would prefer it as a live edge. Great job!
😊😊😊
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Thank you so much!
live edge showing, thumbs up.
Thank you!
No no no…the area left unfilled on the redwood slab is perfect.
Awesome, agree with you!
Awsome👍👍
Root table is probably the next
So, a built in bench would my personal choice for the space, but my guess is some sort of outdoor seating? Maybe? Anyway, redwood is my favorite! I LOVE this table!
Love redwood too Amy! Thank you for guessing, not quite tho! ;)
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@@amycagle6618 yes I reported the account and blocked that person. So sorry!
I think the redwood table is Goldilocks. Just right amount of epoxy with that cookie bite is perfect. Think if you had of filled with expoxy wood have taken away from the rustic sharm too much. Great work. Keep it up
I agree, thank you for your input!
Очень красиво!!!👍
cool woodworking skills would like to have too✌🏻
First of all: what an amazingly beautiful building 😳
I'd love to live there.
I'd prefer the exposed bit to be epoxy I think. I usually don't but the rest of the table is so smooth and slick. It looks almost a different piece. Hard to explain, and don't get me wrong, I love the piece, but it's not 100%... How do I say this... Coherent? I say this respectfully and with no intention of any negative comment about your work in any way.
It's still really pretty. Same goes for the other piece. We don't have such nice species of trees around here...
Keep making awesome projects.
Thank you for your feedback, it's much appreciated and I thank you for watching my video!
I’m betting your making a mantle for the 3rd project. Good work dude.
Both are gorgeous. Not sure if I like the live edge or no. I'm kinda 50/50 on it. Nice just the same. The short table looks wicked. Looks like an alien or something from the Mariana trench. What's next, some kind of wall art or extended bar counter?
I would have filled in the table piece myself but it looks great still
Thanks for the feedback!
Beautiful table! I would have filled in the open edge with epoxy, but it is nice this way too.
Thank you for the feedback Tom
I think a type of "sofa table" would be a nice added feature to compliment the coffee and dining table.
Thank you Sue
Counter top? Video is very nicely done !
Live edge is beautiful! Bench?🇨🇦
The grain in the RW table is magic mate, doubt you could have done any better with that, you have made to wood come alive.. About the full circle, I really don’t know, I suppose it would look more finished being all round…. The other table is great, would like to see something like that made into a full epoxy filled table with some LED’s underneath, overall you have the right ideals and respect not just for the wood, but for your customer, for being a successful Woodie…
Matt great work 👍
Question if you dont mind : Do you always deguass your epoxy resin ?
3rd project a throw rug to "tie the room together". Coffee table looks better as you did it, but I'd think it's difficult to keep clean so I'd want epoxy. Love them both though.
Thank you for your input!
beautiful work. 8k
A bunk bed for your next build!
😂😂😂😂😂😂this guy!!
My guess is bar top.
No bar top!
As the daughter of a Master finish carpenter I really appreciate the time and patience that goes into the attention to detail in your pieces…& let the natural characters of each piece of wood shine with minimal manipulation while pairing it with other materials like metal & resin…The coffee table is a really special slab & contrasts beautifully against the floors…The dinning table is so elegant…& should be called Black Swan…with the delicate thickness of its top…floating above the movement & taper of its perfectly chosen black base made me think of a prima ballerina dressed in black…the only thing I would have changed would have been to fill the smaller live edge…a) because it’s a soft piece of redwood…b) because I know a table at that height…I’d constantly be catching my pockets…belt loops…sweaters on that spot & for that reason would be fearful of breaking off one of the sides…c) I feel it would have completed the polished look for me…but a) I’m not the client…& b) I’m not the artist…still a stunning piece Matt!
@Blacktailstudio Brought me here. lol
That redwood table looked like mesquite! Btw, have you ever thought about building a router sled? Not sure if you already have one or not. But you mentioned you don’t have anything big enough to flatten large tops.
I was wondering that as well. Making a custom sled would’ve made life a lot easier with both pieces.
Pivot!
Elaborate!
@@MattsWoodworks there is an episode of Friends where they were carrying a couch up the stairs and Ross kept yelling pivot. Getting the table in the door reminded me of it.
@@katiescott7174 omg you’re right!!! 😂😂😂
I think a desk is going to be the third project. Both tables look nice...
Thank you for the feedback!
I noticed some Odie's! Great stuff
I used Odies on this one because I sanded this cookie to 1000 grit, so it was my only option really. I actually think it came out nice, haven't used their stuff a ton before.
I have a beautiful silver maple cookie with tons of figure about that size...Odie's is an option on the table..no pun intended:)
Beautiful work! Hand planing is hard work, but turns out a beautiful finish. So, is the next piece a fireplace mantle? Thanks for the content!
Thank you Lonnie, not a fireplace mantle! ;)
Dude wow that's a nice slab and nice peice and my god that property at the start of the video is amazing. Love the voids in the table the more voids u can keep for me the better. I try encourage my clients to keep voids crack etc. Can I ask could u recommend a plainer thicknesser combo for a upcoming woodworker on a budget. 🏴👍 Base is stunning aswell what did that cost u? If y don't mind me asking
Thank you for the support Michael! I’d try and get a dewalt planer, I’ve had one in the past and it was great. The base was $800 I believe?
@@MattsWoodworks thanks for that a did look at the one a think your talking about think it works out about £450 here. Can't wait for next videos 🏴👍 have u announced the cost from last video?
Something to sit on.
Possibly..
ur gonna make thin entrance console table
WOW ur wrk it outstanding incredible
chefs 💋
wud love to own one of ur pcs
but I kno there super expensive
but I understand y
the time and rare and the art wrk these pcs need are y they are so expensive
love ur videos too
THANKS
I like it! I’ve been waiting to see someone seal a soft wood with penetrating epoxy before the finish to see if it works. It looks like it does. What are your thoughts on using Rubio Monocoat and ceramic after the penetrating epoxy?
I also like the live edge void in round table. The eucalyptus table is awesome. I have a eucalyptus slab that is 4” thick but not as big and it has a weird shape. Now I think I’ll make a coffee table out of it. Thanks
GW
Yes, it worked so good! Before I did it I could gouge the redwood with my fingernail, and after the epoxy cured I couldn't at all! I think that Rubio would be fine for sure! Thank you for your feedback and support!
I also think the project your working on is some kinda island for the room. 🤔🤔🏴👍
Good guess, but nope! ;)
@@MattsWoodworks aww man really thought id hit the nail on the head pardon the pun there. 👍🏴
Binocular stand next!!!
Great idea!
Beautiful, BUT if anything gets spill on th43 cedar table I have no idea how you will clean the voids.
They're all though holes, it'll just go onto the floor. But I hear ya!
Good👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻
Thank you!
Filled with epoxy would have been my choice. Are you doing a mantle next?
Thank you for the feedback! No mantle! :)
Epoxy fill in for table. Maybe you need to arc cut out that area for the dealer at the poker table and then it would all fall in perspective.
It could work but would alter the logos etc, plus they are playing home games, no dedicated dealer.
I like the table as is. Is the 3rd item some kind of chair or bench?
Thank you, not quite!
I'm a huge fan of mid-century modern, most of my art is based on this era. So far I have yet to see a piece that invokes that era/genre using some sort of burl or epic grain.
Next build,,, Live edge kitchen island.
Good guess but not quite, thanks for the feedback!
You asked and it’s just my opinion
1. Watch a few Romolini-Christie’s Real Estate RUclips videos, as a bonus your wife might enjoy them too .
2. Capture your pieces in the whole room, you can still focus on your pieces but slow down as it gives me a sense of how your pieces fit the whole room and helps me consider what I’d want you to build for my house.
3. Blacktail led me to your videos, he focuses on the build mostly while your giving us more to consider.
4. Watch a few Trent Palmer RUclips videos
May seem like overkill but the music is awesome and the some of video footage is insanely awesome
Great feedback! I will take it all into consideration, thank you Conrad!
The soundtrack at the beginning is from Halle 77 on YT
The redwood is beautiful. I dont mind the bite out but dont think it needs to be so raw. Next a taller unit like a bar....
Thanks Paul! Not a bar for the next thing ;)
What do you use to build your epoxy forms ?
Thanks
melamine, tyvek tape and HDPE
#3a bench
well it´s missing the Formal diner table to complet the open plan room on this beautiful modern tree home! it can be your 3° project ( diner table )
Is it the live edge sectional? I want to say mappa burl but I don’t remember the species for sure.
You got it!!