Building an Industrial Coffee Table for Charity - Metal & Wood
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Building an Industrial Metal and Wood Coffee Table for Charity. Dimensions 30x30x19 made of 1 1/2" metal angle, 3 1/2" plate and expanded metal. The pallet wood top was flame distressed then sealed with boiled linseed oil while still hot from the flame process. The wood was then sealed using Minwax paste wax. The TIG welded metal frame was stained using Sculpt Nouveau black stain and then sealed using Minwax satin PolyCrylic. This piece was handcrafted to last generations. The products I used to finish this piece are available in the links below.
Every year Klearview Manor of Fairfield, Maine holds a silent auction. The funds raised from that auction go towards helping special needs folks that are wheelchair bound attend a summer camp. I built this coffee table for that purpose. I hope that the successful bidder enjoys this table for many many years as much as I did building it.
The auction will be held on Sunday April 22, 2018 at the Fairfield Community Center at 12 noon.
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This table is beautiful
Thank you!
Broooooooooo that came out gorgeous excellent work
Thank you! 👍
What i like brandon is that he puts the dimensions of the materials he used and the final product as well. Thanks
Thanks buddy! I'm glad you enjoyed and I appreciate the compliment!
Nice job, steel and wood a great combo, and for a good cause, for those folks who don't yet have TIG, its a great process for some parts of a project like this as the welds are lower profile than MIG, and can avoid the hassle of grinding flush in internal corners.
Top piece of work.
Jaques Daniels thanks buddy!
Hello Brandon !!! You are doing a good job !!! A good sale and a great help to those people who are limited in movement! Good luck and good luck!
OGAREW thank you very much!
Great job! Even better cause! Good for you!
1rustytree thank You! :)
Great output sir.
Thank you very much!
Felicidades una vez más GENIAL , Saludos a tu padre. Saludos desde Barcelona Catalonia.
Beautiful
Thanks Joshua!
Nice video.
Thanks.
Thank you for your support!
Nice table brandon..i liked ..👏👍
Thank you very much!
@@BrandonLund you are welcome...from indonesian mig welders 👏😊
I built a computer desk based on this. Next will be a sewing machine table.
AWESOME!
Very nice bro! You inspire me and probably a lot of people. Thanks!
Thanks man I appreciate the support and encouragement :)
Hahaha, "watch my head" ... i know this very good 😂
Great Job, thank you for this Video!
Thanks man!
I think every welder has done this more times than they can remember.
wow very nice table and you are a very good welder
Michelangelo Lavagno thank you very much!
Nice build BIG HEART
Thanks brother! It's a great feeling helping others!
Amazing
Thank you!
awesome
Another beautiful project Brandon. And it's for charity? You should be proud of yourself. Great job.
patrick mcglone thank you very much. I almost hate to get rid of it because I like it so much. Hopefully someone will enjoy it for many years.
Brandon Lund yeah I know what you mean. I've built misc things over the years for gifts or to sell and when I tried making a pair of end tables for myself, I couldn't take my head out of my ass! Lol . again Great Job.
👍👍👍
Thank you!
Hey Brandon ! Iam from Germany 🇩🇪
Your stuff is amazing and insane!!
Great job !!
Please can I have the sizes from the things ?
Greetings Felix !!
Felix Reii thank you very much! The coffee table measurements are down in the description. Thanks again buddy! I appreciate your support.
your skills are incredible! I can learn a lot from your videos. thanks for that!! More videos from that pls ! 🛠
If anybody knows, how is the metal beam(or whatever it's called) that he's using, made?
I mean the one with the L shaped cross section. He used it to make the whole frame, but what I wanna know is how the beam itself is made or how the metal is bent that way
It's called L angle
Wow, great tig/MIG welding project! If I'm not mistaken, this is the first video that you haven't used MIG exclusively, right?
Gordon Reiher Spot on brother! I really enjoy tig but sometimes I get impatient because mig is so much faster but in reality it probably works out the same because there is no spatter cleanup with tig
A coffee table you can drive a truck on. I have had a woman call me up and chew me out because she said that I called her. I called the Attorney General here in Arkansas. She actually has went after these people.
Holy smokes!
Looks great! Did you grind all of the mill scale off before you used the metal stain? I would assume so but it's hard to tell
@Tim Arland I've done it both ways. I did for this one. Surprisingly the stain holds up a little better with the mill scale on vs off
I have a table frame to donate... metal..very sturdy.. who do I contact to donate??
Where are you located? How big is the metal?
Im in Michigan. Its a large square table frame .. not sure of width? I gotta measure it
A lot of folks post on fb marketplace. You shouldn't have any problem finding someone to accept it.
Hi Brandon, What type of router bit do you use to make the wood flush with the steel? Loving your channel, your steel and wood pieces are my favorite
I was using a "straight carbide tipped" bit. I appreciate you watching and commenting!
what's the best way to cut those 45's in that angle?
A metal cutting chop saw if you have access to one. If not you can do it with a grinder or even a plasma cutter if you have a steady hand
Very nice table man !! 👍👍
Did you use wood stain on the metal too ??
Thank you! I used a metal stain that i found online.
@@BrandonLund oh i see !! It looks really nice
Brandon do you like the smart stain from Sculpt Nouveau? I've used their black magic but it seems like it would be hard to use on a project like this. I'm thinking I may have to try the smart stain. Great build as usual!
Jimbo's Welding Shop Aka: The humble welder thank you very much! I love the smart stain. A little goes a long ways. I found if you grind to bare metal it doesn't seem to adhere as well compared if you just wiped down the metal with laquer thinner and wiped on the stain.
What would something like that go for?
Around $1,000
Looked for that smart Stain on Amazon there is nothing , can you suggest.
Just use the link in the video description. It will take you to the exact stain I used.
Got it thank you, keep up the good work .
Thanks man!
What metal is used in this?
1 1/2" angle iron
Where are you from? You kind of have a Boston accent
Good ear! I'm from the New England area...Maine :)
Why tig one half then mig the rest tig can run into lots of money.
Because I dont tig often and it's a skill you need to keep doing if you want to improve.
Try Aluminum & Stainless Steel much harder.
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scholastica risty thank you
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