"Comments with advice are always welcome." HA! ME giving YOU advice would be like a grasshopper giving a guru advice! I dare not! Nah... you totally got this. In fact: I just learned from you! Dude, you're pretty much my woodworking GOD (hope that doesn't offend you). I'm always excited to see you have another video up on YT.
You don't offend me at all; I just think you're exaggerating a little... 😂 Even someone who knows nothing about Woodworking can give a good advice. Maybe they'll come up with an idea that the professional hasn't thought of.
@@marmotaworks Oh, you mean like "from the mouths of babes" thing. Okay! LOL. You're a humble man, and that's fantastic. You're also top-notch in what you do, I salute you!
I love olive wood 17:43 . I think the best thing about watching your videos is that it’s causing my thinking to shift. I’ve watched all these people who make these large tables thinking I’d have to do it like that….meaning large. I been working on in my head how to do things on a smaller scale. You’ve helped me in this shifting of my thoughts with your tables. They come out so beautiful, the grain that shows on this table is astonishing. Thanks again for showing your work and helping other to be able to start their dream work !!
The table is so beautiful! That olive wood was a great choice here. Side note: a Shinto rasp would probably be very helpful to you on shaping edges etc.
Beautiful. Love the smell of Olive wood and how silky/satin it is when sawing of sanding. Table looks chic and simple but sophisticated.Good the pieces didnt go in the fire.
I thought people who poured epoxy to marry various slabs of wood was cool. You have taken this to a whole new level. I absolutely admire your craftsmanship. Nice nice work sir. Thanks for the good video. Your work is stunning.
Marmota. Another stunning piece. In my opinion, but im sure its mutual amongst most of the others, you are creating some of the best looking wood and epoxy designs at the moment. Great build and an amazing looking table there. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
Very nice coffe table! So much work and waiting but definetly worth it! I love the way you showed us all details (especialy the problems u solved) in this video! Good job
Wow Nice video what a beautiful piece of art. One question: how clean does the wood have to be? Do you 100% clean the red bark as well and what about black spots in the middle of a slab? They are hard but black, should I remove them? Thank you for your content!
I thought this was a very clever idea, what a great way to minimize the epoxy impact and let the wook really sell the table. My first time here, but I'll be back for more. Congratulations on a stunning piece.
This exactly I wanted to do with one of my project. I think you can make your life easier if you transfer the edge profile to a 1/4in mdf as a template and then use a router to cut it precisely. Great build!
Now all the work you put into this project did you keep it or sell it ? Beautifull Job . I'm also a furniture builder of 38 years but not into that type of work, don't have the space for it.
Kerja yang sangat bagus sekali bikin saya tercengang dengan hasil yang sangat bagus sekali kawan salam sukses selalu buat keluarga disana dan salam kenal
Fantastic looking table. When you buff the hardwax oil with the scotch brite pas is the hardwax oil still wet? After you apply the second coat do you buff it again? if so wet or fry and do you then sand a second time? Your clips are an enjoyment to watch and it so good to see a talent like you have. I enjoy the format that you have the clips in and the humorous \cheeky moments you include. Thanks heaps for sharing with us.
Great video, EXCEPT.. leave the subtitles up a bit longer for us slow readers. That is a beautiful table and I love the legs. Excellent piece of olivewood art. New subscriber
You do such beautiful work❣️ I am really fascinated by your talent and the things you’re capable of making furniture out of. I wish my Dad was alive to see your work, because he loves woodworking! I can still see his large hands running over furniture as he admired it❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️.
What a beautiful piece. I love the way your recycling the wood from what others may see as firewood. Do you reuse the melamine circles? I have to also mention how much I loved the undersides? Thank you for sharing.
Would have loved to have seen maximum possible pieced together surface in more free form as a larger table top, desk top or head board. Beautiful olive wood!
I never post comments on anything, but your work is amazing! You mentioned if there would be a way to make the matching cuts easier, thinking that if you had a way to make the cuts while both overlapping pieces are clamped together it may work! (you may need a bigger bandsaw...) Cheers from a Uruguayan living in the US!
Amazing results.. Loved the final reveal.. Enjoyed the track too.. Btw since you joined the boards when the epoxy was tacky and poured the rest of the epoxy does it actually penetrate the holes you drilled? Also the bottom supports would a bow tie insert adds more strength or your rectangle is same?
Thanks! ! I haven't sealed the areas around the holes to allow the epoxy to penetrate as best as possible, maybe I should have mentioned it. In my opinion, the bow ties are just as strong as these, I only use them when they will be visible because they look nicer
I saw how much you are charging for this table. I was surprised that it wasn't at lease 2000 euros. Don't sell yourself short, your pieces are unique and artistic. Have you ever thought of making jigsaw puzzles from wood? You certainly seem to have a talent for puzzles. 😎
Thank you! The truth is that I set the price at which it is worth selling to me, neither more nor less. If someone pays me that, I am satisfied, I don't think about what I could have gotten more...
Wonderful piece. May I ask what is the 'hardwax oil' you use and is it food safe. I am a woodturner and am always 'chasing' newer ways to finish my pieces. thanks...(oh, and BTW, I have subscribed).
You do a awesome job // I would made a coffee table out of biggest slab plus parts of the other two slabs the the other two parts make two end tables that you can tell they all connect
I really liked seeing someone cut away the live edge and piecing the wood together to use very little epoxy. Thanks for the great woodworking video.
Thank you for watching.
"Comments with advice are always welcome." HA! ME giving YOU advice would be like a grasshopper giving a guru advice! I dare not! Nah... you totally got this. In fact: I just learned from you! Dude, you're pretty much my woodworking GOD (hope that doesn't offend you). I'm always excited to see you have another video up on YT.
You don't offend me at all; I just think you're exaggerating a little... 😂
Even someone who knows nothing about Woodworking can give a good advice. Maybe they'll come up with an idea that the professional hasn't thought of.
@@marmotaworks Oh, you mean like "from the mouths of babes" thing. Okay! LOL. You're a humble man, and that's fantastic. You're also top-notch in what you do, I salute you!
I love olive wood 17:43 . I think the best thing about watching your videos is that it’s causing my thinking to shift. I’ve watched all these people who make these large tables thinking I’d have to do it like that….meaning large. I been working on in my head how to do things on a smaller scale. You’ve helped me in this shifting of my thoughts with your tables. They come out so beautiful, the grain that shows on this table is astonishing. Thanks again for showing your work and helping other to be able to start their dream work !!
I'm glad to be able to help you!
Hi, I agree with your post and hope to see your channel some day.
Its definitely unique and refreshing approach of joining the slab as a puzzle, i feel more people should follow this instead of just pouring epoxy.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it
The table is so beautiful! That olive wood was a great choice here. Side note: a Shinto rasp would probably be very helpful to you on shaping edges etc.
¡Pero qué bonita! Espero que tengáis un fogón en casa para aprovechar esos cortes de olivo
Gracias! algo haremos con todo lo que me ha sobrado
Persistence and patience have paid off. Well done, thats an excellent outcome
Thanks a lot
Amazing my dude.... Love how you make the slabs fit like puzzle pieces. That's the best part, for me at least.
I'm glad you like it
Brilliant idea of joining the pieces ,superb finish
I'm glad you like it
That should never had been made in to a table, it is a spectacular work of art to be hung in a gallery for all to admire.
It can still be done. You just have to remove the legs... 😉
So beautiful, giving new life to old "dead" wood.
Thank you for sharing your creative journey with us. God bless you, Miguel.
Thank you for watching
Wow... What a beautiful piece!
I'm glad you like it!
Amazing!! I love this table!!! I think I have a new favorite woodworking channel 😊
Thank you!
You are also among my favorite viewers! 😁
Beautiful.
Love the smell of Olive wood and how silky/satin it is when sawing of sanding.
Table looks chic and simple but sophisticated.Good the pieces didnt go in the fire.
This is the way epoxy tables should be done! I REALLY dislike epoxy river tables. Beautiful work, Sir.
I'm glad you like it. Thanks!
I love the gorgeous texture of the table.
I'm glad you like it!
Holy smokes that turned out incredible!!
I'm glad you like it
Wooden decorations are always excellent👍 🙏.
👍
Nice table. Love your work bro!
Many thanks!
I thought people who poured epoxy to marry various slabs of wood was cool. You have taken this to a whole new level. I absolutely admire your craftsmanship. Nice nice work sir. Thanks for the good video. Your work is stunning.
Thanks for your nice words
You’ve created a timeless classic there. Beautiful work!
Thank you so much
I am brasilian and I loved very much your job. Beautiful table.
Thank you very much!
Marmota. Another stunning piece. In my opinion, but im sure its mutual amongst most of the others, you are creating some of the best looking wood and epoxy designs at the moment. Great build and an amazing looking table there. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
Thanks for your kind words 😀
Very nice coffe table! So much work and waiting but definetly worth it! I love the way you showed us all details (especialy the problems u solved) in this video! Good job
I'm glad you like it
Nicely done!
Thanks!
Definitely invest in some white side compression flush trim bits. Never tear out!
I think you are right
Wow Nice video what a beautiful piece of art.
One question: how clean does the wood have to be? Do you 100% clean the red bark as well and what about black spots in the middle of a slab? They are hard but black, should I remove them? Thank you for your content!
I always remove all the bark and soft wood
The tree that gave its life to this table definitely would say thank you to you if it can speak and still alive
I hope so
I thought this was a very clever idea, what a great way to minimize the epoxy impact and let the wook really sell the table. My first time here, but I'll be back for more. Congratulations on a stunning piece.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely beautiful. Awesome work. Very nice.
I'm glad you like it
You could ve joined the pieces then roundly cut,super finished artistic work of carpentry
Thank you! I think it would have been much more complicated that way.
@@marmotaworks you must be having a better idea
Looks great. Olive is a decent tone wood that would make a nice guitar.
Sure
Beautiful table!! Olive wood is so pretty!
Yes, one of my favorites
oh thats much better than epoxy river. nice!
Thanks! That was the idea
wow stunning jigsaw round table!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it
The way the pieces fitting together is reminiscent of Gondwanaland or Pangaea.
Nice comparison
Great highly skilled well thought out and imformative
Thank you very much
This exactly I wanted to do with one of my project. I think you can make your life easier if you transfer the edge profile to a 1/4in mdf as a template and then use a router to cut it precisely. Great build!
Thanks! I thought about doing it that way, but in the end, I decided on this method, which is a bit less accurate but I believe is faster
@@marmotaworks in my case i am trying to avoid epoxy fill so thinking of using the router and then use wood glue. I hope it works
I looove olive wood. This is so pretty
I agree
Could you make a video on how to make the router leveler,please?
Maybe I'll put the planes in my website
Très jolie table,
Bravo 👏
Merci beaucoup
Now all the work you put into this project did you keep it or sell it ? Beautifull Job . I'm
also a furniture builder of 38 years but not into that type of work, don't have the space for it.
I'll sell it. It's on my website
Kerja yang sangat bagus sekali bikin saya tercengang dengan hasil yang sangat bagus sekali kawan salam sukses selalu buat keluarga disana dan salam kenal
Thanks a million!
Fantastic looking table. When you buff the hardwax oil with the scotch brite pas is the hardwax oil still wet? After you apply the second coat do you buff it again? if so wet or fry and do you then sand a second time? Your clips are an enjoyment to watch and it so good to see a talent like you have. I enjoy the format that you have the clips in and the humorous \cheeky moments you include. Thanks heaps for sharing with us.
Thank you! I buff it when it's still wet, I sand it the next day after it has dried, and then apply and buff the second coat of hardwax oil.
Zdarzają się różne sytuacje ale prawdziwy mistrz znajdzie zawsze sposób by wyjść bez szwanku z każdej sytuacji. Gratuluję, A to co zrobił jest piękne.
Thanks
Ive watched a few of your videos. This is by far my favorite. The table top is absolutely gorgeous
I'm glad you like it
How beautiful it turned out! What product did you use at the end, that yellow one you applied with the plastic spatula?
Thank you!
Osmo polyx oil.
Btw, you might want to check out the 3m Xtract cubitron sand paper. Lasts longer, cheaper and can help to cut down on time. All around better result.
I have tried other sanding discs, and I didn't like them very much. I will try the 3M ones you mentioned
Great idea, came out great bruh
Many thanks!
What a wonderful job!!
I'm glad you like it
Просто шедевр! С уважением, Александр. 🤗
Thanks! 😀
I love watching u make this tables!
🤩
😄
Excelente trabalho! Parabéns.
Muito obrigado
Great video, EXCEPT.. leave the subtitles up a bit longer for us slow readers.
That is a beautiful table and I love the legs.
Excellent piece of olivewood art.
New subscriber
Thanks for the sub! I'll take it into account for future videos
The table is so beautiful. You did it well. 😊😊
thanks a millon!
You do such beautiful work❣️
I am really fascinated by your talent and the things you’re capable of making furniture out of. I wish my Dad was alive to see your work, because he loves woodworking! I can still see his large hands running over furniture as he admired it❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️.
I'm glad that watching my video made you remember him.
What a beautiful piece. I love the way your recycling the wood from what others may see as firewood. Do you reuse the melamine circles?
I have to also mention how much I loved the undersides? Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Yes, I reuse the melamine for another projects
That was a great build well done!,
Thank you
Would have loved to have seen maximum possible pieced together surface in more free form as a larger table top, desk top or head board. Beautiful olive wood!
I didn't want to use too much epoxy
@@marmotaworks Understood. Also a matter of individual taste.
Enjoyed your work style & outcome.
It’s a beauty!
I'm glad you like my #puzzletable
I never post comments on anything, but your work is amazing!
You mentioned if there would be a way to make the matching cuts easier, thinking that if you had a way to make the cuts while both overlapping pieces are clamped together it may work! (you may need a bigger bandsaw...)
Cheers from a Uruguayan living in the US!
N
Gracias! No es una mala idea lo de cortar las maderas superpuestas... Saludos de un español residente en Alemania.
What is it about wood that draws us to it ?
It has many things.
Great job.
Marmota quality.
👏👏
Thanks!!
Amazing results.. Loved the final reveal.. Enjoyed the track too.. Btw since you joined the boards when the epoxy was tacky and poured the rest of the epoxy does it actually penetrate the holes you drilled? Also the bottom supports would a bow tie insert adds more strength or your rectangle is same?
Thanks! !
I haven't sealed the areas around the holes to allow the epoxy to penetrate as best as possible, maybe I should have mentioned it. In my opinion, the bow ties are just as strong as these, I only use them when they will be visible because they look nicer
your video is very good. Thank you for sharing the video!
Thanks for watching
Your work is very inspiring. Great vids! Thanks.
I'm glad you like it
i prefer the bottom one, btw amazing man
Beautiful table!
Many thanks
Another beautiful piece, looks like a gas giant, with swirls of the grain. Nice work 🙂
Thank you 😀
My favorite so far
😊
Beautiful craftmanship
Thanks
Beautiful! Thank you for posting
Thank you for watching
Love your videos ❤ the projects are soooo beautiful and soooo creative
😀
Wow, amazing job. So inspiring 😮
Thank you Isa!
Looks amazing great job
Thanks a lot!
What wood did you use to make the legs?
Beech wood
@@marmotaworks awesome thank you.
Hi again. What type of hard wax oil finish are you using? Thank you!
Osmo polyx oil
@marmotaworks Thank you!
Great job! Beautiful !!
Thank you very much!
Sehr coole Arbeit 👍🏼
Dankeschön!
Simply amazing! Well done mate
Thanks a lot
❤beautyful form 🇮🇳india❤
😊
I love the Work, you a a good Craftsman. It's perfekt, but i prefered the Shape before you made it Round.
A driftwood Shapes Coffeetable....epic
thanks for the compliment
You are such a great artist 👍👍👍
Thank you Klaus!
I saw how much you are charging for this table. I was surprised that it wasn't at lease 2000 euros. Don't sell yourself short, your pieces are unique and artistic. Have you ever thought of making jigsaw puzzles from wood? You certainly seem to have a talent for puzzles. 😎
Thank you!
The truth is that I set the price at which it is worth selling to me, neither more nor less. If someone pays me that, I am satisfied, I don't think about what I could have gotten more...
I'm curious where you got the legs ?
I did it myself. You can see it on the video.
Beautiful work!
Thanks!
What a awesome skillful idea you did. ❤ it
Thanks a million
This is a very nice coffee table.
I'm glad you like it
Nice job
Thanks
Wonderful piece. May I ask what is the 'hardwax oil' you use and is it food safe. I am a woodturner and am always 'chasing' newer ways to finish my pieces. thanks...(oh, and BTW, I have subscribed).
Thank you! The packaging doesn't indicate anything about being food-safe. I wouldn't use it just in case, but you can search in Google about it.
@@marmotaworks Can you send me the name and manufacturer?
@@johngrace199 Osmo polix oli
Regarding the chip out, I learned from building acoustic guitars, that a ‘CLIMB CUT’ can help reduce or eliminate the problem. Look it up…
I've tried it and don't like it. It isn't very clean
Absolutely brilliant!
You do a awesome job // I would made a coffee table out of biggest slab plus parts of the other two slabs the the other two parts make two end tables that you can tell they all connect
A beautiful work. Thk😂
Thanks for watching
Здорово, это очень восхитительно.А чем покрывается столешница в завершении ?
Thanks! Osmo polyx oil
Güzel bir çalışma olmuş dostum 👍👍
Thanks!
Intresting solution
👍
Wow' excellent job...
Thanks!
Просто супер 👍👏👏👏
Thank you very much
AWESOME ❤❤❤
😄
Very very very beautiful
Thank you!