Industrial Steel and Walnut Dining Table
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2019
- This amazing Industrial Steel and Walnut Dining table build is my take on Industrial / Steam Punk styled furniture. This build clearly has way overbuilt steel CNC plasma cut legs uniquely joined together with copper pipe to get what I think is an awesome industrial furniture look. Definitely a dining table I will be able to use for years to come.
As stated in the video, this dining table project was delayed many times and I am super glad to have it finished. Throughout the video you will notice alot of Time and season changes which of course really messes up the continuity . But as with all my videos I hope you will get some inspiration to go out and create your own unique pieces of art and or furniture for you and your family or even catch a new idea for the next build you have for a customer.
Yes, this build as with most of my builds requires alot of tools. So, don't watch this thinking you will go out in your garage over the weekend and build this Industrial table with a drill and a hammer. NOT to say you couldn't...I am sure it might be possible. Might.
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Wow, that's a beautiful table. Great design and work. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! It was a long time in the making but I feel it turned out how I wanted.
I absolutely love that table!
Thank you 🙏🏼.
FINALLY I see a dinning table that truly stands out, I love it!
Thank you very much. I really love it. And so does the wife..... 😬
Beautiful table👍
Great design mixing wood.. Steeel and copper wow love it..
Thank you very much. Appreciate it.
looks GREAT.
Love the metal/wood mix look.
Thanks 👍 I am really proud of this one.
I really want to combine my woodworking skills with my use of my everlast welders. This project would be perfect.
Yes it would! Please share your project with me when you get it done. 👍🏼
Elegant, minimalist, and sturdy.
Very sturdy for sure. Thank you!
Beautiful design! I love the combination of steel, copper and wood. A light look with industrial quality. For the wood worker, without the ability to cut the leg panels, the steel leg panels could be substituted with half inch plywood or other material for a similar look and acceptable durability.
I would love to see a version with plywood legs instead of steel. Maybe use nice solid wood that matches top to use instead of copper pipe as well? Could be really awesome. Thanks!!
Beautiful build. I enjoyed relating to your issues. It made me smile. I run into planning hiccups all the time with my builds. Grrrrr.
I need to learn some kind of CAD program so everything can be proved out before starting.
Came out awesome. Cap head bolts have saved me in this situation before
Kind of funny story (not really) ..... I SO SHOULD have used those. I was just so close to finishing and I’m a cheap ass and just didn’t order them. Lol.
Oh, and thanks man. 👊
I saw the bolt thing coming as soon as you welded the box section on the flat. Still a badass table.
Turned out alright in the end. 👍🏼. Thank you !
badass table, and very realistic of adding your mistake, Because we all do them, You did very well on the fix of it, hats off to you...
Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to comment the encouragement. 👍🏼🍻
Too much beautiful. Greeting from Caracas/Venezuela
Thank you very much!
Beautiful...
Thank you!
I recently started building fire pits and I’ve made some mistakes, but as long as you learn from them and keep moving forward then it’s okay. Nice table
You are right and THANK YOU
Nice video beautiful designing my brother centre table 👌👌👌💖💖💖💖🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thanks so much! Really appreciate the support.
Great job buddy, beautiful work!
Thank you. 🍻
Muito Bom!!!!!!!!!!!! Very good!!!!!!
Just found your channel. Like it. Nice work on the table.
Glad you found me! And thank you, I really appreciate it.
it's pretty good
All I need is a CNC plasma table and I can make this. Haha. Good job.
Yeah...... not really a DIY project. Just hoping to share some inspiration. 👊
You can farm that part out.
Beautiful piece brother. Subscribed
Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Thank you
looks awesome! you should invest in a mag drill or a hole punch for your steel work. saves a lotttt of time
I would love to get a Steelworker someday.
Nice job, great work and a great result 👍👍 Now subscribed 😎
Thank you!
You could weld small flat clips on the inside of the brace and put more inserts into the table and bolt the brace that way.
Yeah, I really should have just had my fat plate pieces cut a bit wider and it would have helped a lot. 👍🏼
The lesson learned is that it doesn't matter how much you f**k up, as long as no one gets hurt (your own feelings doesn't count) and the end result is awsome...
My feelings count!! Haha. I hear ya, I learn lessons all the time in these projects.
Feet looks like Eiffel Tower bottom arches. I just discovered your channel, instantly subscriber ^^
Good job, nice woodworking ;)
Awesome to hear. Thanks so much! I have some similar builds in the works now for future videos.
You should have used angle as your support on the underside of your brackets. It would be just a strong or stronger and would have left you way more room for your bolt's.
Where do you get the big planks of walnut? Nice build . Thanks.
Nice table! Gonna make four chairs and a bench to go with it?
I hope to someday. Chairs are quite an undertaking if you build them right.
Bello il risultato finale con il contrasto ferro legno e ferro rame ... Ma avrei semplificato il fissaggio tra piede e tavole
King
What was the Floetrol for? I've never seen it used in that application before. Fantastic table!
Thank you! Floetrol actually makes a pretty good clear metal finish. Rust prevention. 👍🏼
😊👍🏻👏🏻
What a sick build! Would you mind me asking what gauge steel and dimensions you used as a template for those?
It was 1/4” steel. You can email me and I would be happy to share my drawing with you.
You had me at Pantera 🤙.. Anyway this is an amazing build. What's the thickness on the table legs? Looks almost like 5/16th. If so, that's one heavy table. Which leads me to my next question, How heavy is that bad boy? This is a beautiful table. 2 THUMBS UP 👍👍. And consider me a subscriber.
It’s heavy. 😬. It is 1/4” plate. Thanks so much for the support. I have a few more design/furniture projects like this coming out soon. 👊
That's great and all but how are you accounting for wood movement?
All the holes drilled for the mounting bolts are 3-4 sizes bigger than the bolts. No wider than the panels are it will be plenty of room for movement. 👍🏼
How is it structurally stable in the length ways. Surely you'd need some sort of diagonal bracing.
If you mean strength from “racking” it’s pretty strong because it’s only 6’ long and the plate on the top of legs is attached very well. The number of fasteners used and also attaching to steel top stretcher it is rock solid. 👍🏼
The table is stunning. Glad to hear its stable.
Did you try socket (allen) head bolts? They are narrower than regular hex head bolts
I actually like the big bulky looking bolts on the legs. If you mean on the bottom side of the table, yes I agree I should have probably used Allen head. They do look nice. 👍🏼
@@SquareSplinter yes, i meant for underneath. Nice project though!
Hi. What product made of steel to leave it natural?
It’s a paint additive called Flotrol. It’s a clear finish that prevents the steel from rusting.
I like the table! But seriously work on the welding. ChuckE2009 on youtube is a good place to start
what that liquid are you use to coatíng that bolt nut?
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How tick are your plates how much does it weight
I'm through making tables and other shit for my wife! She has no effing patience at all and I'm slow cause I'm a perfectionist with ADD with a side of procrastination, and before I finish 1 project she's piled 5 more on me and that makes my ADD go off its rocker!! We've only been married for 3 years so my advice to other guys is just tell her all those tools arent yours and you couldn't nail 2 boards together if your life depended on it😜
I absolutely hate my wife’s “Pinterest idea list”.
@@SquareSplinter I'm with ya on hating her pinterest list. I wish pinterest would get shut down!
Bro can u share the technical drawing of this table
Yeah I probably can. Let me find the drawing files and set them up in a format that is helpful. I will post here when I get it.
Ok bro n will be awaiting
Also interested in the drawings. If you cant share them, i would like to know the font you used
Bro I’m still awaiting for ur reply on drawing
I can’t for the life of me figure out why you wiped the legs gown with Floetrol after W-D40. School me please
I used the Wd40 just to clean any rust lingering because the legs sat for like 5 months before i got to the build. I cleaned after with acetone and then the Floetrol is actually a great alternative for a clear finish to keep the steel looking natural. It’s milky white as you probably know but when it dries it’s clear. It’s a great metal finish.
SquareSplinter Thanks for that explanation. I had no idea(obviously) that floetrol could be used as a finish. Could that also be used on planes, and other cast iron items?
Yeah for sure I think it could. It’s not going to have much wear resistance I don’t think. I actually to be honest don’t even really know the longevity of It as a finish. This was the first bigger project I have used it on. Time will tell I guess. It’s essentially a water based finish like a minwax water poly. It’s a sticky nasty mess I know that. 😬
Why'd you add Flood to the metal?
It’s a great, easy finish for raw metal to protect it from rusting. 👍🏼
@@SquareSplinter I had no idea. That's awesome! Is it pretty durable?
In my experience with it, it’s not too bad. You couldn’t use it for like a high traffic piece like a work top or something but for table legs like this it’s fantastic. 👍🏼
I wonder how many stubbed toes are in the future for that table...
Probably no more than any other sturdy hardwood table but I will promise you I won’t have any scuff marks on the floor due to sliding it around. 😬. It has some heft to it.
@@SquareSplinter Toes grow back , but weight is just there I love the materials blend sort of Jules Vernish.
Thank a lot man. Appreciate it. 🍻
How thick are those steel plates
How much does the table wheigts
plate is 1/4" thick. Each leg weighs probably 40 lbs.
Сколько весит ваша стол?
too heavyweight
Is that a thing?