$0 Materials into High End Furniture

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  • Опубликовано: 2 сен 2022
  • In this video, we took a piece of wood destined for the fire pit and a handful of bottle tops and turned them into this awesome live edge coffee table with recycled plastic bowties. This combination of woodworking and recycled plastic is something we've been wanting to do for a long time now and we're so pleased we finally got round to it.
    We chose to use recycled plastic instead of resin, as resin is not a sustainable material and creates so much waste that can't be reused. With all our recycled plastic projects, we collect every scrap of plastic that comes off our tools and machines in order to reuses it in other projects.
    What do you think of this one? Shall we do more projects with a combination of materials? Thanks for watching!
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Комментарии • 97

  • @monkeyboysworkshop
    @monkeyboysworkshop Год назад +4

    Yes lads! Those bow ties look really cool and love the pop of colour in the cookie 🤙🏻🔥

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      Thanks Sam! Really happy with the colour combination :)

  • @meribor
    @meribor Год назад +1

    Love the focus on sustainability

  • @Cartoonlover135
    @Cartoonlover135 Год назад +5

    Man y'all give 110% for everything and are so creative - great results as always!

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      Thanks Josaphine! We do try to give each project our all 🤙🏽

  • @RainbowChickenWood
    @RainbowChickenWood 11 месяцев назад

    I love the way the blue bowties actually look like real bowties in hair... the visual impact is very pleasing.

  • @Evie3331
    @Evie3331 Год назад

    What an amazing use of waste materials 😅

  • @JolienBrebels
    @JolienBrebels Год назад +2

    That's really beautiful! And I love the reason why you didn't use epoxy and why you didn't glue them in place! Love the color of the bowties!

  • @margaretbates6010
    @margaretbates6010 Год назад +1

    Also love that you use all your scrap bits. Brilliant

  • @matttaylor1117
    @matttaylor1117 Год назад +5

    I have been binge watching your videos. The table looks great. The bowties are sweet. I made a comment in an old video that I wondered if you could make sticks of plastic that would fit in a hot glue gun. I don't know if that would work but if it did, squeezing plastic into the cracks of that table would be cool.
    I don't know shit just brain storming.
    I love what you guys do!! Spread the word

  • @SC.243k
    @SC.243k Год назад +1

    Awesome… very beautiful 👌 thanks for sharing my friend 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @profi2307
    @profi2307 Год назад +1

    какое тёплое и атмосферное изделие!!!

  • @margaretbates6010
    @margaretbates6010 Год назад +4

    Love your work. Wish you produced more videos because they are so good.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      Hopefully soon we’ll be able to put more out each month!

  • @FabMoment
    @FabMoment Год назад +1

    👍👍👍

  • @geraldelwood9660
    @geraldelwood9660 Год назад +7

    I think you missed a trick. You could have positioned the leg to span the crack and that way stabilise the underside of the slab. Failing that, an additional bowtie on the underside would also do the job.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      One leg actually does span the crack underneath!

    • @geraldelwood9660
      @geraldelwood9660 Год назад +2

      @@BrothersMake Well you must have moved it after the video, See 17:53....

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      Yep they got adjusted after that shot. Can’t remember why we needed to. Stability possibly

  • @JamesAnderson-nz1ro
    @JamesAnderson-nz1ro Месяц назад

    wow I love the way you do these projects so very cool. It's amazing how you can do all this with the waste plastic . But what about the soda bottles themselves are they able to be turned into something.

  • @brettshepherd9024
    @brettshepherd9024 Год назад

    LOVE this idea!

  • @DaveGDesigns
    @DaveGDesigns Год назад +4

    Love this one boys you did an awesome job I wish I’d had some of your bow ties when I made my table 👍🏻

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      We have some extra if you ever want to try matey!

  • @AndyCPugh
    @AndyCPugh Год назад

    That's stunning!

  • @ytuser4562
    @ytuser4562 Год назад +3

    Awesome idea to keep the table together. Looks awesome too.
    You guys deserve way more attention than you get!

  • @lachlanswain1750
    @lachlanswain1750 5 месяцев назад

    Amazing work - I love these videos! I literally cannot find enough hdpe now XD

  • @JohnClark-tt2bl
    @JohnClark-tt2bl Год назад

    I kinda like the way that the bows and crack kinda look like bows in long hair.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      I see it! Thanks for watching 🤙🏽

  • @wayward_dom6865
    @wayward_dom6865 Год назад +1

    Great video chaps. The contrast of materials looks fantastic 👌 ♻️.
    Top tip from Dave too 👍

  • @kingsleycracknell7081
    @kingsleycracknell7081 Год назад

    I love that you mentioned about the damaging footprint that resin does. I dislike it so much for this reason. Great video.

  • @erlina4349
    @erlina4349 2 месяца назад +1

    Alatnya semua super lengkap, ini sih pertukangan sangat ptofesional ga abal abal niat banget

  • @leandrogaldeano7731
    @leandrogaldeano7731 Год назад +2

    I LOVE your videos and insta updates, but the music you always add to your videos is sooooo awesome! You could have a Spotify list for the brotherhood (wink) hahahaha

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      Haha great shout! Try searching Chillhop on Spotify. It’s our go-to workshop playlist 🤙🏽

  • @eliasmawishe4558
    @eliasmawishe4558 Год назад +1

    Guys congratulations 🎉🎉🎉👏

  • @JohnMadeit
    @JohnMadeit Год назад +1

    that looks cool. I like the mix of different materials and pop of colour

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      Thanks John. We were pleased with how the colour came out :)

  • @stepcraftgermany
    @stepcraftgermany Год назад +1

    Love this table and the detailed video! Great work guys!

  • @havoc158
    @havoc158 Год назад

    Another way to make these would be to use perspex sheet to make a mould for your injection machine keeping the metal top and bottom plate you already have and just change the middle metal sheet and because it's only perspex it's a lot quicker to cut on the CNC machine

  • @s.m.g.m2015
    @s.m.g.m2015 Год назад

    I've watched a few of your videos. Looks like I've been hooked,so I have subscribed to your channel.

  • @Lorddanielrushton371
    @Lorddanielrushton371 Год назад

    Nice work. I really like the use of the plastic instead of resin.

  • @eliasmawishe4558
    @eliasmawishe4558 Год назад

    I really appreciate you are help God bless you 🙏

  • @africawago2222
    @africawago2222 3 месяца назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @chambersclocks9601
    @chambersclocks9601 Год назад +1

    Love the vid - just wondering where I can get that awesome marking knife!

  • @oneshotme
    @oneshotme Год назад

    Looks great and you two did a fine job making it!!
    Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

  • @umquintalprachamardemeulen5632

    👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @nikolayleshyk6322
    @nikolayleshyk6322 2 месяца назад

    Thank you very much for the fascinating and useful content. Please tell me what kind of black substrate is this on which you melt the plastic?

  • @bradbechlyb9273
    @bradbechlyb9273 Год назад

    a 3rd smaller one would have been good

  • @rachinc
    @rachinc 5 месяцев назад

    Can you create a metal mold that people can buy that would allow them to make interlocking shapes at home that would eventually a (sewing) table top, or workbench

  • @BrookesWood
    @BrookesWood Год назад

    Great work boys as always. I recently did something similar for a cake stand but they both have failed as I don’t think they were dry enough. Now I have to break them apart & try & fix 🤦🏼‍♂️

  • @krenzelokx2
    @krenzelokx2 Год назад +2

    love the project and as always the content, but why not use the CNC to cut the table top?

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      Could definitely have done that. But we were keen to try cutting them with the router ourselves :)

    • @krenzelokx2
      @krenzelokx2 Год назад

      @@BrothersMake ❤

  • @SuperJellicoe
    @SuperJellicoe Год назад

    Guys, great videos. I was thinking of a small router aka trim router and build a pattern for the router to move about within the pattern to keep the opening to the correct size without any errors. I do like the contrast. However, I think I will continue with another wood for the bow teis such as purple heart or teak. Keep on oushing boundaries.

  • @Dicer328
    @Dicer328 Год назад

    You guys could just use the CNC to make a mold to press bow ties with if you think they will be commonly used items.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      That’s true! But with the shrinkage, they wouldn’t come out identical every time

  • @christianscondra7634
    @christianscondra7634 Год назад

    You can try to make controller skins out of plastic to make you some custom controllers skins

  • @SethJarlAgustin
    @SethJarlAgustin Год назад

    Cool work! I have been watching your videos and I am really inspired to recycle our plastic waste here. I am thinking of working on a recycled birdhouse, however, I don't know if it's safe for the birds to take shelter in. Can you give me some pointers on what to do? Thank you!

  • @jamantial
    @jamantial 9 месяцев назад

    Can recycle plastic bond perfectly to wood so as to make it water tight/waterproof?

  • @DB-bx3qt
    @DB-bx3qt Год назад +1

    Not a critique but a real question: could the plastic have not been smooshed into the cutouts for the bowties in the wood instead of forming them and cutting them to fit?

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      We did consider this. The issue is shrinkage. HDPE shrinks about 3.3% when cooled so it would not fill the gap perfectly. We’re thinking of ways to combat this though.

  • @jaydenhardingArtist
    @jaydenhardingArtist Год назад

    have you guys heard of PlasTell? they make a small plastic identifier. What are your thoughts on these devices in general?

  • @pieters286
    @pieters286 Год назад

    very nice! a 'negative' bowtie could assist with the router/guide work?

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      Yes that would be a good idea if we ever do more 😊👍🏽

  • @MattJonesYT
    @MattJonesYT Год назад

    Do that with melted 3d printing scraps!

  • @jcvargason535
    @jcvargason535 2 месяца назад

    Can you use HDPE with LDPE?

  • @MarkNopeJustMark
    @MarkNopeJustMark Год назад

    Nice one lads - love this. Is the table for sale? 👀

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      Thanks Mark! 🤙🏽 it’s destined for Jonny’s new house 😊

  • @pakbezul2108
    @pakbezul2108 Год назад

    Can you make a boat out of recycle plastic, just wandering

  • @erlina4349
    @erlina4349 2 месяца назад

    Mau tuh alat panggangnya bro spil link dong

  • @ShyamKumar-sl3qo
    @ShyamKumar-sl3qo Год назад +1

    How to make a HDPE plastick comd

  • @ChrisFranklyn
    @ChrisFranklyn Год назад

    That looks cool. Now I'm wondering what it would look like if you forced marbled HDPE down into the cracks to highlight them. It wouldn't be a structural repair, I know, but might look nice.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      We did think of this as well, but the shrinkage as it cools would be an issue we weren’t sure how to overcome.

    • @Vidchemy
      @Vidchemy Год назад

      @@BrothersMake Let it shrink, then clear epoxy injected atop?

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      We don’t love working with resin. Too wasteful and not recyclable

    • @CTCTraining1
      @CTCTraining1 Год назад +1

      @@BrothersMake ... it would be interesting to see how much useful tension would come from allowing the ties to cool in place under some clamping pressure. Great combination of materials.

  • @shannfranics8931
    @shannfranics8931 Год назад

    I have tons of HDPE fine cut in to 2mm squares with the intent on heating to a near resin state, so i can cast it in a silicone mould for cosplay means, anyone ever tried this?

  • @resourceress7
    @resourceress7 Год назад

    Don't your arms and legs get itchy from the sawdust?

  • @brianivandertp
    @brianivandertp Год назад

    Why do you add bowties?

    • @RainbowChickenWood
      @RainbowChickenWood 11 месяцев назад

      It's a common wood-working technique to prevent large cracks in furniture from getting any larger. This is one of the more fun and interesting ways I've seen it done. (Perhaps "fun"iture... haha)

  • @mmccab
    @mmccab Год назад

    It's still firewood

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +1

      Well aren’t you pleasant

    • @mmccab
      @mmccab Год назад

      @@BrothersMake I didn't realize you only wanted positive comments by your sycophants. Try honesty.

  • @gilbertocolten1789
    @gilbertocolten1789 Год назад

    promosm

  • @VagabondTE
    @VagabondTE Год назад

    I don't want to be negative all the time but recycling HDPE is my passion and small things get me bent out of shape. Find it really annoying when you guys call it "your method" when you've never once mentioned that Atomic Shrimp developed this exact panini press method over 9 years ago. I just like to give credit where it's due.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад +2

      Actually never seen atomic shrimp do it until a few years after we started. We took inspiration from Peter Brown and Art of Weapons channels. Saying that though, we have adapted the method a lot even from all 3 of these sources. I believe Atomic Shrimp used a very different clamping method. We aren’t using the term ‘our method’ to claim that we came up with it. More so that we adapted it and found ways to use it for a variety of uses. Hope that all makes sense!

  • @lz7839
    @lz7839 Год назад +1

    Only part way through thus far. Why on earth do you use a chainsaw wearing SHORTS?!? You two make great things and generally have decent ppe, but seriously. Short pants + chainsaw = massive fail. You teach people how to do things. Please do not teach them to be foolish when using chainsaws.
    Yes, when it goes right, it's all wonderful. But when it goes wrong, you can bleed out in mere minutes. Or literal seconds if you do it wrong in a spectacular fashion.
    You have so much money invested in your equipment, but no chaps & I cannot tell if you have ear or eye pro on. Your life is worth more than any video. You said you were using your "questionable chainsaw skills" whilst it may be a joke on your part, aside from the obvious humour of it, sadly it also means you are teaching others how to be ill prepared for the reality of the danger involved with every use of a chainsaw.
    While I generally love your videos and how you create/re-create things, this one has me a bit saddened at your lack of forethought. People take working with chainsaws far too lightly right up until the blood starts gushing and the screaming commences. (Not joking here). Am retired fire/ emergency rescue type. Please PLEASE don't help the untrained or just plain foolish people get any more confident about how easy and safe things are, when they aren't. While it looks far less stylish to wear the proper gear, it is much more likely to allow you to continue living to look back and laugh at how stylin you aren't while wearing the proper equipment.
    It isn't only smart people watching you here. Make allowances for the young, the ones with absolutely no knowledge of the safe used of any tool and the just plain stupid people out there. Work smarter and safer to help others learn to do the same.
    Thanks

  • @Amethyst1919
    @Amethyst1919 Год назад

    Why do youtubers use this weird warbly out of tune music? Horrible...

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      Each to their own 😂

    • @Amethyst1919
      @Amethyst1919 Год назад

      @@BrothersMake I suppose, unless you want people to stick around and watch... sometimes music choices can hard to tolerate, making people choose not to watch... But, to each his own, as you said.

    • @BrothersMake
      @BrothersMake  Год назад

      We get lots of comments telling us how much people love our music choice. One person asked for a Spotify playlist so they can listen more. We learnt a long time ago that you can’t please everyone so we use music what we like using and what we think fits the vibe of the video. If you don’t like it then that’s fine!