$15,000 Kitchen Island
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
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This wood slab kitchen island was one of my biggest woodworking projects to date. It was also my first kitchen island/woo countertop project! Made from a single piece of locally salvaged Black Walnut and the voids filled with jet black epoxy resin. This slab started out at nine feet long and over five feet wide. Rough cut by me and the final shape was precision cut by a CNC. I even decided to deliver this one personally and help with the installation. Let me know if you have any questions about the build!
0:00 Intro
0:45 Unloading Problems
2:28 Mixing and Pouring Epoxy
3:46 Table Top Epoxy For The Top
5:13 Rough Cutting To Size With Tracksaw
5:45 How I Flatten My Tables
6:29 CNC Cutting Slab To Shape
7:53 Medium Bad Idea
8:34 Inlaying C-Channel
11:00 Client Response...
12:07 Touching Up Pits With Epoxy
14:45 How I Finish My Tables
16:48 Delivery Day
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LOL i had to pause this right at 10:21 and say... i had the video muted and music playing with the captions on this whole time XD
absolutely love your work and your insights though! anyone who's not at least following along in the subtitles is missing out
😂😂
Here in the Mtns of Tipperary, Eire we have a 30', 3/4" maple 'L' shaped kitchen counter I made from planed rough timber with
@@byjamie-hillierrubis Yes in my younger and more able days I used to love doing the odd pieces of joinery and surprised myself on how well I could make things like rail and post doors blanket boxes out of recycled timber but my arthritis has caught up with me and my large if not basic machinery now lies idle and I hope one day my son will use them when he gets the time as he is quite good at picking things up. I drool over some of the Blacktail machinery and workshop and it must have cost a fortune but it is worth it in the end eh to know that you did this by yourself? Plus the fact that you know that the things you have made are perfect and not just thrown together like some factory made furniture.
@@BlacktailStudio price total on your work ?
@@BlacktailStudio 15 000 dolars for a wood ? :)))))))))))))
Not gonna lie I didn’t even notice that there was no music/audio besides you talking until you mentioned it.
absolutely right
yhea and that was very annoying!!
I’ll keep quiet next time 👍🏼
Not wood. Please don't stop talking, you cadence is very soothing.
Was gonna say exactly the same
Don't ever stop your commentary! I love it and I find it very interesting and very informative! :D plus it can be really fun! :D I love it!
My thoughts exactly, it's not "blah blah blah" I hear, it's valuable, informative, seasoned just right commentary.
What @SpectroliteAAA said.
Same here
This man was savage😂
I hate music over videos and turn most of them off especially when i am doing stuff and can't stair the whole time
I absolutely love not being bombarded with intolerable music/sound effects/high pitch frantic commenting etc. Perfect.
Not wood, at least in the kitchen itself, but I dream of a gorgeous river wood table. Maybe a darker wood with teal epoxy.
I love that you talk and go through what you're doing and why. I feel like you make it easy to learn, and I always have questions when it's nothing but music, but you answer them as they pop into my head. Great job, gorgeous table!
Holy hell I’m getting old I just watched some guy make a table for 20 minutes and enjoyed it.
It happens!
Not wood. Me too lol.
Great craftsmanship.
I especially appreciate how he said to give the client realistic expectations. Doing tree work as a one man show I often let potential clients know that xyzzy company could do it for a bit less than I am able to, surprisingly, they almost always say "when can you start" :).
Have a great weekend everyone.
I'm 17 and enjoyed it, I never in my life did wood working, Is there something wrong with me?
@@itaicuki10 nope. My first build was an arch for my wedding day. I was 22 it looked like garbage but everything gets better with practice.
Haha me two
"I love getting $15,000, its one of my favorite things to get"
I totally agreed when he said this lol
I mean.... why not hahaha
The only thing I like more than getting $15,000 dollars is getting $16,000 dollars
@@grantmalone $16.000?
@@nope7512 so 17k is right out, then
I'm not particularly fastidious or careful enough to be comfortable with such a high end wood counter top. That said I'm completely impressed with the way this project turned out. Beautiful work !!!!
i really love how there is no music on the videos. its very relaxing
Your inability to “shut up” is the reason I just subscribed. Narration is vital to explain the processes and techniques you use and I think you do it very well. Keep up the good work.
I listen because A) You’re voice is soothing B) I love how descriptive you are C) even though I have 0 interest in actually doing woodwork, watching you create and making explain the process of whatever masterpiece you’re making is thoroughly interesting. D) Screw the haters lol 😂
Agreed
Same here!
I feel the same way only I do a little woodworking and want to get into this. He sounds like Jeff Goldblum lol. I enjoy it
@@jessemarsden9175 THe most woodworking I've ever done is heavy modifications to my PC case and that's it. Although I had to choose from old crates and put them together. Surprisingly some of them held amazing grain behild the layer bleached by sun and weather.
Some of them had sawmarks that came out after getting some varnish on it, but honestly in some cases these look quite good.
Wood and woodworking is my life. At 75 years old I continue to practice my trade. As much as I love the work itself, I get a great deal of pleasure watching others do their thing. I am not an epoxy sort of guy but find it very interesting to watch.
I started watching your videos when my infant granddaughter fell asleep on my shoulder at 10am today. It’s 7pm and I’m on like my 8th one. I have absolutely no experience with your craft, but I love creativity and quality work. Your process is mesmerizing (mostly because you are so articulate, thank you very much) and beautiful. Carry on! Another nap is coming our way!
Would get a wood counter top! This is a beautiful piece!
Same!
@blarg blargon hahhaha i feel u man 😂😂
U mean u WOOD get one? 👀
it's jaaaaaaaaames freeman!
I was pretty shocked when you said that people don’t like hearing your voice over. Personally I think it’s great to hear all the details and be able to get the little things out of it. 💯
I agree 100 percent ! I like knowing why hes doing what hes doing and hearing the tips and tricks rather than generic non © music lol
How shocked were you? Be honest
Don't think of being a content creator as a bad thing. You're doing something you have a passion for, teaching people by showing people your mistakes so they can learn from them and creating beautiful products while doing so. We as viewers are lucky to have such content for free on RUclips and you seem to enjoy the process too. It's not something to be ashamed of, it's something to be proud of.
As a fellow wood worker you have my admiration You really go all the way with the quality Thank you again for all the tips and the tricks of the trade I'm 63 and I'm still learning everyday
"I love getting $15,000, it's one of my favorite things to get."
*Agreed*
bruh who spends 15 bands on that it’s nice and all but like that’s a lot of fuckin money
@@riverevan1348 isn't it 15k CAD. That's like 12k USD, which isn't that bad for such a huge piece of such an old hardwood. And the craftsmanship labour too
@@ru2225 yeah but it’s pretty bad for a table
@@riverevan1348 rich people. And for real wood handcrafted by one artisan 15k is not that much.
@@riverevan1348 you must be young. 15k is not a lot at all
You talking during the video, and sharing specific and detailed information on what's happening is the best part of the video. I was happy to see your reaction on those comments that criticizes it :D
I really like how you explain things and you speak with the perfect speed, not too fast but not too slow
Wood, that is freaking beautiful. Came across your channel yesterday and been watching it all day. Awesome workmanship
Wood, there's just something fascinating about having one as a countertop. Still can't believe that I sat through 18 minutes to listen to a guy working on wood even though I'm not a carpenter or in any related field. I do have to admit that the commentary was fun to listen to.
Ditto
Don't add music, I enjoy you explaining the details of what you're doing. I learn a lot from your videos, keep it up man!
I agree:)
Ok, wait, you can't say that! We need MORE music for the final dramatic reveal! There is nothing more satisfying than seeing everything come together right at the end and you see where the painstaking labor and effort all made it worth it! Beautiful!
PLEASE DO NOT add music! biggest mistake YTers do.
I really love watching you work. You are always fun to watch and you hold my interest!!!
I additionally love listening to you explain the steps of what goes into your creations!!
Simply stunning work x 100!!
Love your content. Grew up doing this kinda work with my dad and it brings back so many great memories. You’re a hell of a carpenter.
Wood. You know you’re not the average “content producer” right? You’re easily top 1% of people who actually give a shit about what they put out. Great vid and awesome island.
Wow, never thought of myself like that. But I’ll take it!
Its true !!!!
Your a mans man! Your video’s are by far the best.
Indeed. I really enjoy the adult, no bullshit content.
this is absolutely true. After watching his videos I feel like I can make anything, and I have never even touched woodworking before.
This is pure content, no fluff, no irritating music, no repeats, nothing but absorbing content. Loved it!
Exactly!!!
Thanks man!
Yep! What Owen said!
Wood. I live in kind of a cabin. My countertops are three-quarter inch BC Southern yellow pine... Not big enough for an island.... But I can dream!
@@BlacktailStudio Couldn't you find a piece of wood without a big hole or damaged part? Just wondering.
I love your work. the last house my wife and I built we did a wood island counter top with granite on the other counter tops. I love the contrast between the wood and granite.
That island counter top is absolutely gorgeous. Your work is awesome. It's such a pleasure to see and learn from your videos. Thank you
Definitely “wood” have wood countertops, beautiful creation
Wood gets my vote
Wood all the way
Me too
Me too
I "woodn't" have understood this if I didnt wood it till the end
Dont know why I was recommended this, but I sure as hell loved every moment of this.
I love your presentation style and narration.
I would love Wood countertops.
The reason people want wood is it has its own personality and it will grow old with your family.
Brother, I've been watching you for a long time. Your dedication to your craft gives me the warm fuzzies. Your attention to detail is simply amazing and awe inspiring. I barely have time to get through all the videos that I would like to watch, let alone getting into some of your training videos but someday, I will find the time. Just wanted to drop a like and thank you for sharing your skill, love for the wood and ideas and willingness to add in voice overs to your videos. Your honestly is difficult to find these days, whether it be about your work or yourself but it's as raw as it gets and I for one, appreciate it. Thank you and keep up the great work!
I would do have this in my house! As someone who has started a business similar to yours I look to your channel to continue to learn and perfect my craft in woodworking. You bring your customers amazing work and I aspire to be able to do what you do. I just started in January this year and I’m getting off the ground at this point and it’s really amazing to see and also learn from you as well.
I have to say the "troll segment", is one my favorite parts... That was beautiful
I agree. I would enjoy complete video of troll comments!
So true. Sometimes I want to come up with with a snarky comment to try and get featured, but I enjoy his videos so much it wouldn't be fair!
I would not get a wood countertop, only because I would be terrified of leaving a ring, dent or stain! You created an absolute work of art, and the process was fascinating. Keep doing what you do!
Ring or stain no. Dent... Maybe. It has coating so no rings or stains
I’m not too familiar with woodworking, but could you resurface these wood countertops? Or would you end up taking off way too much just to fix some dents?
@@sofreshsogreen If its thick enough, you can usually fix any wood furniture by just "Sanding it and Re-Coating it with Wax/Varnish", the problem is that the wax/varnish probably wont be the same (so there will be a color difference), and once you sand the top layer you might find more imperfections than when you started that you need to refill or fix. Obviously its not just this simple 2 step process, but the theory works on almost any wood that was accidentaly messed up... its just too much work and sometimes not worth the risk. :D
So what if you ding it.......you have scars don't you?
Gas range. *Wooden* countertop. Gas range. *Wooden* countertop. Gas range. *Wooden* countertop.
I see.
I think I’ve watched almost all your videos now and the narration is what keeps me watching. As an old woodshop teacher I really appreciate the extra effort you put in for a quality piece. Love the wood look but my wife needs granite especially near the sink. With my 3 little shops I’ll never be able to do something as large but will try to put your level of quality into my little projects.
Wood is it was a smaller counter. It would never be as beautiful as what you just did. Thank you for sharing your talent and patience.
For what it's worth, I preferred listening to you talk about everything than the videos where people don't talk.
Wood. Being a master carpenter of 46 years experience in Scotland, I cannot tell you how impressed I am with your work. I love your channel and presentation. And if people don't like your commentary, mute the damn thing but I do. I think it rounds the video off nice. Well done and yes, I have subscribed!
The respect I have for veteran makers like yourself is unparalleled. Just wanted to say that.
Wood.
There's a good Scotsman. Well said!
First video I see of you but you got me.
I am a timber worker myself so I appreciate your incredible talent.
You really got me when you explained you quit your job to do this and I'd just like to show my respect and appreciation.
I think the countertop is beautiful :) Thank you for not playing music, and I like that you are telling us how you are doing everything :)
I would not get a wooden counter top despite the fact that they look incredible. I would absolutely annihilate it.
Really liked this project, man. Good stuff. 👊🏻
I feel the same. But a lot of people didn’t even use their kitchens or are really careful. I’m like a tornado when I’m cooking lol
10 minutes into the video and it didn't even cross my mind that the entire 10 minutes has been your voice. That's kind of what I'm here for and it's wonderful!
I WOOD love this. My granite is great but natural wood like this is a great look and in that cabin, a beautiful fit. I hope the owner appreciates this and uses pot holders and pads on the surface when preparing meals. Just terrific for sure!
Wood for sure! Wood done well has so much more depth, beauty, and appeal to me. Your work is amazing. No music for me, I enjoy listening to your dialogue.
i like that he talks with no music. it engages me so much more
Yes, too many videos has stupid music than one has to filter away to hear whats being said.
Or at least just have ambient music.
No wood countertop. I cook with cast iron and would burn it on day 1. This is the perfect RUclips video, no bs, no clickbait, just a guy sharing knowledge on the internet and giving credit where credit’s is due. I’m predicting 1 million subs by August 2021. Cheers!
There we go! Thanks man 👍🏻
I'm # 1,000,001!!!!! 4/12/21
Oops! Thought you meant views ☺️. I did sub though
Not like quartz or granite is immune to damage from cast iron cook ware. You should be using a trivet regardless of the material.
Incorrect. This thumbnail is clickbait. He photoshopped the size of the slab in the thumbnail. Kudos to @Blacktailstudio @blacktail studio, it got him to 10 million views
This is one of the nicest countertops I have ever seen in my life. Kudos to you. Thank you for showing the counter in situ.
I love hearing you talk through your job and explain every detail!! Don't stop!!
Wood. Don’t stop the commentary because thoroughly talking us through your process is so interesting and it also shows us what a decent man you are. Most people try to add costs onto the order but you seem so honest. You’re more interested in your clients satisfaction than you are about money. Very rare these days.
Wood. Agree 100% with this, all that needs to be said.
I loved the commentary, too. Except for the "mask to mask" comment, which was a real head-scratcher.
Tbh I didn’t realize there was no music and you kept talking until you mentioned it lol I was fully invested
I love the talking, anytime a video can share the thought processes that go into it, it supplies the basis of why the work is being done this way. You are sharing your experience. Thanks
This is one of the best tables I have ever seen and thank you for sharing your tips & tricks with us
My heart broke when you ripped that slab down to size. I would've wanted it just like it was. Gorgeous.
Exactly ❤️
Exactly ❤️
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I only saw this comment from the thumbnail and title. And said to myself: what a perfect table. It would be a shame to cut it and fabricate it.
@@theyard6958 I love wood and I built my own wood kitchen island top. But there is no way that I would have live edge in a kitchen.
I am going to have wood counters in my house. I love your videos and I love the fact that you talk and don't drown everything out with music
Wood. First video about the topic, but i (wife) wanted a wood countertop in our new house. Our nephew sent link to me and hubby n’ we thought an excellent, informative, very interesting presentation. It will be a challenge, but only confirmed our resolve to find a way. Ty and look forward to more videos.
I would not do wood countertops because I have kids. This however is beautiful! This is also one of the best RUclips channels because there is no music or “wood” sounds! There’s a calm soothing voice that explains everything clearly and keeps engaged.
Why not? When I was a kid we had all oak countertops, and they still looked fantastic last I saw them.
How is a kid going to ruin 6 cm thick hardwood? If thats truly a worry might I suggest a Tungsten countertop.
I don't mind listening to you talking. It's honestly relaxing.
Love your channel! have been watching for about a year. I'm
not a wood worker at least any moor.but the main reason I'm even writing
I love your talking . no joke. I'm new to this kind of videos(apoxy) so it helps me understand better. good job! Thank you very much!!!
Thank you for the videos you are making. I watch them all for the technology being used, and I very much appreciate your commentary.
"Would have wood!!" We had a wooden island while growing up, and after years of young children being.... Well.... Children.... The wood had dozens of marks and rings. We learned to love it, as it really just added character to our home.
This is absolutely beautiful, and looks awesome in the cabin!!
"I love to get fifteen thousand dollars" that is a tremendously reasonable statement. And for the time, effort, and outcome, it was well deserved.
Defiantly wood, this looks fantastic, I'm from Australia and have done some nice bench tops using blue gum, a very rich red hardwood we get here. Been planning to do my own kitchen top with wood and resin so I have been watching many different peoples work and I feel that your work is among the best and I have learnt a lot from watching you. Well done and keep up the great work.
I like your videos very much and appreciate your down to earth approach and humbleness even though the work you are performing is very complicated and technical. You are very professional and a joy to watch.
Whoever complains about your talking has never been a good student...! You're a master of your craft, even better a great teacher. Us "woodheads" loooove your "performances". This is art, I appreciate it so much. Thank you!
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Loved the “mute me, play your jams” part, had a big laugh.
I wouldn't have work counter tops but I would have wood for dinning table or end tables! And I'm glad you talk and explain everything you do and where you get things from and what not to do!
Wood. And oh my gosh! That is so beautiful!!! It's awesome to see it installed!
"I love getting 15 thousand dollars. Its one of my favourite things to get"
LMAO. Subscribed!
“I love getting $15,000, it’s one of my favorite things to get.” Shit it better be😭😂 I’d love to get that much for doing a single project
considering the amount of dedicated time he would have to put into this one project, the cost of CNC, machining/planing the top etc... it isn't unreasonable
@@needdamemes2757 have to consider his cost for materials as well. It cost him at least half of the $15000 to build that.
I've made less over an entire year before
@@egillskallagrimssonberserk1671 I still would never pay that much for a wooden Island ! You know what kind of beautiful Granite or Marble you can get for that money ?? $15K for one piece of wood is outrageous But their are people who do have money to burn and this proves it !!
@@MrLew1965 nothing wrong with having money and spending it how you like to. I’d buy one or make it myself if I wanted one bad enough. I agree with you though idk if I’d spend that kind of money on a wooden/epoxy island top lol.
WOOD!!!! OMG, that is GORGEOUS!!! 😍 And I think just doing the island was the way to go....it made it POP!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Absolutely wood. Currently have wood topped work island, which is amazing. Few years ago did reno in a 150 yr unique house with all wood counter tops. I was living alone, so was easy to look after them as I made them
That kitchen wasn’t nearly as extravagant as I imagined while you were building this thing.
Right I was expecting some .com mansion overlooking an ocean or the Rockies.
as also an almost 40 year old man, I too, find it hard to tell people I'm a youtuber. :) keep it up man, and you def earned the sub.
What kind of people you meet bro I’ve seen youtubers of all ages plus 40 is really young
There's grandma youtouber playing & streaming games (Shirley Curry), you are young dw 👍
its ok bro it isnt something to be ashamed of if anything a lot of teens to mid 20s probably find it fascinating a job is a job especially if its the one that pays the bills
What a beautiful countertop, shame about the horrible gas hob!
Like the the bonus hack for other content I watch. I actually like your narration of your videos and truly appreciate your honesty. I like that you show your mistakes and how you overcome them!
This might be a bit weird but I actually really enjoy that you talk through your videos and don’t just have some music playing. Keep up the great work
Accidentally burning your wood counter top over the years is how it builds character.
I think this is absolutely beautiful and well worth it
Completely agree
Kitchen: not wood.
Bar: bring it on!
This piece came out exquisitely, but it’s so much grander within its setting; what an æsthetic! Bravo!
Would.
But then again, I was born with a love for wood. I envy that you’re able to do what you love, And I give credit to your patience.
The countertop came out gorgeous, functional and spacious, and I love the black epoxy in there, no other color would work. Very nice.
I also appreciate your honesty, and showing us the difficulties that arise, there’s nothing more accepting than truth and honesty. Thank you.
I wouldn’t have wood countertops.
Your work is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for the Contant. .
Not only do I like how transparent you are about the whole process, pricing, etc. but how detailed and thought out your narration is. Keep up the great content, we'll all support!
Since you asked for my advice, I would have done one extra thing: send the client the MDF sample cut by the CNC company so he can check that it fits before making the final cut. If the drawing had an error, better to find out before the bit starts spinning.
Correct! I make granite countertops for kitchens, among many others, but in kitchens I always work according to the template, this was not the case, if the owner took the measures, he assumes the risk in case of errors ... but for U-shaped countertops or L and mounted on the wall, a template is an ideal and mandatory thing
This is a beauty.
was thinking the exact same thing but thought maybe he did do that so Ill mind my business lol
I like wood, I made my mother a wood coffee table back in HS shop, it was one of my favorite memories from back then.
I’ve been watching your channel for a few months now.
I absolutely love it.
Would not wood. But I love that other people would wood, so that I get to watch your craftsmanship.
I don't guess a woodchuck is anything like a lathe chuck
epoxy resin poured a into cracks of expensive slab and sanded down. What a craft! I thought he was going to start wood turning it. Overall rating : whack
P.S I pissed on an oak tree for years and it turned out stronger than any oak you’ve ever seen
@@iknowme483 How do you know?
I’m a wood guy🥰
@@iknowme483 You ever think that maybe it's possible the client wanted the epoxy?
You'd have to be a pretty snobbish and or/ independently wealthy woodworker to tell a client their idea was stupid and you weren't going to do it simply because you don't like the way it looks...
Oh, BTW, what did you make on your last commissioned sale?
Wood, you're genuinely probably the best woodworking youtuber and I prefer your commentary over some bs music it makes it much simpler explaining what you do. Don't stop.
wood....anyday!!!!? Loved watching the whole thing and listening to you. Real beauty!!!
As a millworker myself I am always very impressed with your work. The devil is in the details and although I have been doing this for 25 years I am always learning. Our shop has been using a lot of walnut and sapele and we also love the Rubio Monocoat. I need to try the ceramic coating on my next personal project. It’s hilarious that idiot in the comments thought the Rubio was bondo. Keep up the great work and content mate.
Your commentary is 1000x better than any irritating royalty free music.
X2 on that comment! 👍
Word
Is nothing wrong with your blah blah blah because you're explaining step by step to the dummies what are you doing and how are you doing I know lots of things about timber and how are you working with timber because I'm making the French provincial tables in Australia and lots of people don't have idea are bowled the process of making stuff from timber
Agree 100%
Would wood! Every bit of this video exudes integrity -- from your craftsmanship, to your salesmanship, to your promotional style...this is old school.
Would wood, but only a really hard wood. That turned out beautifully! So nice to see in it's installation too. Big thanks to the client!
I have done wood slabs but I inset a couple 12x12 stone tiles{ black sodalite } to set hot pots on. Yours is very beautiful. Nice job.
9:39 Actually, I'm enjoying the narration and the fact that you concisely explain what you're doing instead of playing free-range music or trying to be zany or whacky.
Dude, I love your commentary. Like you pointed out, the haters can mute, but they'll miss out. I like how everything you say is thoughtful and you're not stumbling on your words like a lot of YT creators who are doing their VO on the fly. Keep talking! I'm listening and learning! I would have a wood counter top! If I could afford $15,000 for a wood counter top, I would totally have a wood counter top!
i do enjoy your content and you are inspiring me more and more everyday to create this into my career soon! right now i am working first on establishing my wife with her bakery career Sweet Chatchaya. once she is set i am going to get back into branding / graphic design and using this with woodworking!
thank you for all you do, you really make life look calm !
I found your show about 3 days ago have been watching non-stop very relaxing And I love your little comments you have a dry sense of humor keep it up bud
Welcome!
Not wood. Seeing that installation I got stuck in a loop thinking, "That looks so good, but it's such a bad idea. But it looks so good. But it's such a bad idea...." Spot on awesome. I just hope it can stay looking that good long enough for the client to feel like it was worth the cost.
No, it's not that bad idea. I do have a wooden sink table and after 10 years it is still in top condition...
@@hondantv6506 Indeed, I know of many bar/pub wood countertops with 40 years supporting thousands chronic drunks, and now even look better in many ways
Your voice is mad chill and not annoying at all. You have that teaching voice and I appreciate the commentary.
I'm a little late to this vid but, I'd love a wood counter top. It's beautiful and in my opinion connects us to the living growing world. Over time the counter shows the history of meals prepared and live sustained. Wood is good.
A tiny bit late, but i just have to say…i LOVE that you only talk and do not have music in the background. Music is always a personal choice and sometimes can be REALLY annoying 😉besides your fantastic work, your way of presenting is very entertaining and i do learn a lot. Shoutout to Scott…who is doing a great job too.