I believe that given the transitions between different woods, it would be interesting to highlight the transition of the tabletop in relation to the rest of the structure by making it appear to float. However, it is necessary to create a bottom bevel with a land and take into consideration the positioning of the dominos. You've gained another follower. Good job
VERY Impressive Sean! enjoyed seeing how you did the veneer on the top and the edge banding. I'm sure the customer was amazed with the finished product.
One of, if not thee. Most beautiful dining tables I’ve seen. From the choice of materials to the sunburst design. All finished with perfect manufacture and workmanship. Truly a work of art. 👍🇳🇱
I found me a new builder to follow, thanks that was great. Liked and Followed! 👍🏻 I’m not a builder of furniture, I refinish furniture. I started by accident but was a hardwood floor installer and refinished for sometime before I stepped up to furniture. My ex girlfriend and myself made $100,000 flipping restored furniture several years back.
What another beautiful table, I have been following you since your first video and it's amazing how your furniture is like a piece of art. Quick question when you were glued the edge band or globe, you're gluing to like a green masking tape? What is it? Be great to see a video of photo shots of your first piece of furniture to your last, so we can see how your woodworking evolved. Keep up all your hard work.
Thank you mate, I appreciate your ongoing support. My work as evolved a lot and I like seeing the journey on RUclips. The green colour was actually the moisture resistant MDF, which is dyed green on the inside of the board. Thanks for the video idea, I think I'll do something like that in the future.
Glad you liked the table. Well noticed, yes they were in the original design of the inlay, the second version they were removed. I just didn't film the making of the second version.
Beatiful work love the bead on the legs to create an arch. Got a homemwoodworking project involving veneer what tape are you using? I have used blue madking in the past but the cleanup is a nightmare
Great work. I’m in the same business over here in the states. New Jersey. What is that orange tape you use for taping your veneer together? I’m assuming it’s stretchy and thin enough to press. But self adhesive. Thanks. Looking forward to seeing more.
Awesome build really great job! What’s the tape you’re using for the stitching? I’ve been using a super thin 3m brand tape or this yellow washi painters tape - both work well but wondering if there’s better alternatives
@@SeanEvelegh awesome! My first thought was layering a bunch of species into a rainbow plywood type thing and then turning a bowl or something with it.
Very nice. But the starburst has alternating light and dark wedges. You didn't explain how you achieved that effect. Simply turned over every second wedge ?
Glad you liked it. Yes you could achieve a subtle colour change by turning over segments, however I used two different packs of wenge veneer, one slightly dark than the other.
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The marriage of a creative designers mind and the skilled hands of a master craftsman. An heirloom piece of furniture. Wonderful!
Thank you for such a nice comment Mike! That means a lot.
Perfect!!!
This is the nicest table I’ve seen made on RUclips, your attention to detail is amazing and the finished table looks stunning‼️
You might be the most underrated furniture maker I’ve come across-very excited to see what you make next, and absolutely stoked to be subbed!
I believe that given the transitions between different woods, it would be interesting to highlight the transition of the tabletop in relation to the rest of the structure by making it appear to float. However, it is necessary to create a bottom bevel with a land and take into consideration the positioning of the dominos. You've gained another follower. Good job
Good morning 🌅, Very well done, good to see young people, making classic design furniture,
Good morning! Thank you so much, my next project is an antique bench replica, I hope you like it
VERY Impressive Sean! enjoyed seeing how you did the veneer on the top and the edge banding. I'm sure the customer was amazed with the finished product.
Thank you mate! thrilled you liked it, thanks for watching and your support.
Absolutely a work of art - precision, imagination, and classic beauty.
Thank you so much Elizabeth. That's very kind.
This is the best table that I've ever seen dude. You deserve millions of views!
Thank you so much
Amazing as usual! This creation is one of the most coolest dining tables. The client for this must have very discerning taste and is very fortunate.
Thank you Gordon! That means a lot, and yes they were very happy!
Probably the most beautiful dinning room table I’ve ever seen! Top-notch design and craftsmanship. Great video, can’t wait to see what you do next!
Thank you so much Daniela, that's very kind!
What an amazing and stylish design! Well done and executed! Here's one new subscriber 🎉
Thank you so much for the nice comment! Welcome to the channel!
One of, if not thee. Most beautiful dining tables I’ve seen. From the choice of materials to the sunburst design. All finished with perfect manufacture and workmanship. Truly a work of art. 👍🇳🇱
That is one of the nicest comments I’ve got! Thank you very much! Thrilled you liked it.
I didn’t know what to think initially, but your finished product is absolutely impressive, kudos to you, I’ll be watching your work for sure.
Thank you very much, glad you liked it and welcome to the channel
Lovely design and build - handy having all the bells and whistles of tools :)
Thank you David
Exceptional!! - Well done.
Thank you Michael!
I found me a new builder to follow, thanks that was great.
Liked and Followed! 👍🏻
I’m not a builder of furniture, I refinish furniture.
I started by accident but was a hardwood floor installer and refinished for sometime before I stepped up to furniture.
My ex girlfriend and myself made $100,000 flipping restored furniture several years back.
Welcome to the channel! That’s interesting and congrats, it’s very impressive! Glad you liked the video
The detail in that is insane Sean, top quality work as always 👌
Thank you Dan, I appreciate that!
Beautiful! Seeing the legs go on and edge detail line up was awesome!
Thanks so much! I think that trim is my favourite feature
Enjoyed that. Nice job. Makes a change from epoxy river tables!
Thank you Richard, ahah true
Really incredible. I love the binding around the edge. Nice to see the oil finish didnt yellow it too much.
Thank you Jeffrey! the beading was a lot of fun, and luckily I made extra so will be using more in future projects!
Fantastic bit of craftsmanship, love the end result.
Thank you very much. I appreciate that
Nice clean lines!
Cheers mate
Amazing Sean!! Knocked it out of the park again my friend!! Great wood selection!
Thank you Chris! I appreciate that, it's one of my favourites projects to date!
Beautiful. 👏
Thank you!
Beautiful piece, thanks for showing the process. The edge details look amazing.
Thrilled you liked it Catherine. thanks for watching!
Stunning work pal... New sub earned. 😊
Thank you very much! Welcome to the channel!
I clapped my hands at the end of this vid. Outrageously good. I'll keep an eye out for the new website
wow, thanks so much, very high praise!
Excellent craftsmanship - really outstanding.
Thank you so much John
Beautiful piece of furniture, real class. Enjoyable vid.
Glad you liked the video Geoff! Thank you.
What another beautiful table, I have been following you since your first video and it's amazing how your furniture is like a piece of art. Quick question when you were glued the edge band or globe, you're gluing to like a green masking tape? What is it? Be great to see a video of photo shots of your first piece of furniture to your last, so we can see how your woodworking evolved. Keep up all your hard work.
Thank you mate, I appreciate your ongoing support. My work as evolved a lot and I like seeing the journey on RUclips. The green colour was actually the moisture resistant MDF, which is dyed green on the inside of the board. Thanks for the video idea, I think I'll do something like that in the future.
WOW! Sean it's INCREDIBLE!
Thank you so much!
Amazing
Thank you Barron!
Beautiful work
Thank you
No thank you. Haha. Lol You're right about Wenge too. It's gorgeous and undeniably woody. The grain can present challenges.
Where did you get the 90 degree edge sander attachment for the Festool EST EC125/3 EQ? Did you print it yourself? Great work by the way!!!
Incredible table, love the style - Looking at 13.40 and 15.47 is it me or did the globe loose its latitude and longitude lines?
Glad you liked the table. Well noticed, yes they were in the original design of the inlay, the second version they were removed. I just didn't film the making of the second version.
Beatiful work love the bead on the legs to create an arch. Got a homemwoodworking project involving veneer what tape are you using? I have used blue madking in the past but the cleanup is a nightmare
Glad you liked it mate. The tape I use is Tesa veneer tape
Great work. I’m in the same business over here in the states. New Jersey. What is that orange tape you use for taping your veneer together? I’m assuming it’s stretchy and thin enough to press. But self adhesive. Thanks. Looking forward to seeing more.
Hi Edward, glad you liked it. the tape is Tesa veneer tape
Awesome build really great job! What’s the tape you’re using for the stitching? I’ve been using a super thin 3m brand tape or this yellow washi painters tape - both work well but wondering if there’s better alternatives
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it. The tape I use is TESA veneer tape
Man, I feel bad for your fingertips with all that tape. Beautiful work.
Hi Williams, ahah you noticed. My hands were dead after that!
How did you get the alternating sunburst rays to show up? Did you flip over the veneer or use a different grain orientation or…?
You can do it that way to get a subtle effect. But I got two different packs of veneer is slightly different shades
Do you do anything with the fall off veneer?
I save all of them. One day I'll make a artistic piece with them
@@SeanEvelegh awesome! My first thought was layering a bunch of species into a rainbow plywood type thing and then turning a bowl or something with it.
@@michaelsorensen7567 That's a good idea. I was also thinking of some sort of wavy wall art
Immense
Cheers mate 🙏
Very nice. But the starburst has alternating light and dark wedges. You didn't explain how you achieved that effect. Simply turned over every second wedge ?
Glad you liked it. Yes you could achieve a subtle colour change by turning over segments, however I used two different packs of wenge veneer, one slightly dark than the other.
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Beautiful table horrific music
Thank you, and I appreciate the feedback