Building Live Edge Tables! Start To Finish
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
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What a treat it was to be able to build these tables for my clients. Being able to take a tree that my client frank had spent his whole life watching grow and turn it into furniture that he can pass on to his children was everything you would hope and expect it to be.
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That nail story will follow that table wherever it goes, that is so awesome!!
Thank you Samurai. Inspiration. Talent. Pride in work. Rewarding work. Beautiful things that last.
I love you treat the wood and also how you take time to craft such beautiful pieces of work
What a tree, what a story, some beautiful tables. Wish you a great week
The butterfly keys really add another level to the visual beauty of the piece. I didn't think I'd like the contrasting colors very well. I love it now.
Great work. And the nail story, nice touch for the story of the build.
I saw where Norm Abrams used a metal detecting wand on wood slabs to check for embedded nails. Nice job and you are an inspiration to me.
It's great to see this style of video again
This is what I want to do for a living. Commission slab tables and bar tops from home. Gonna be checking out more of your vids and learning quite a bit, thanks for sharing this.
That came out insane wood is so timeless and beautiful.
That is an awesome story glad to hear it there's always something good that can come out of any situation
Great video for all woodworkers with advanced degrees in mind reading.
Super cool story about the nail. Nice job on the table!
great build, well done,
Awesome work, nature becomes art showing how beautiful nature is. Legendary
great job friends, finally I see you welding very well👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
These turned out beautiful. Rustic yet modern!
STUNNING.
Your the best Samurai! Alec is catching up to you!
yeah there aint no stopping Alec. He'll beat me to a million for sure.
Yep. Alec is a machine!
that rug really ties the place together
I learned about epoxy a few years ago, while making cubicle tops for the GC I retired from in 2010. I edge glued old ceiling rafters for this project the material was full of knots. using cheap blue painters tape worked for me to plug the holes in the underside. Good Job Samurai
Next up, you should do live edge side-panelling on your car, 70s style.
^The man!
Hey I just wanted to give you some tips on grinding on your table legs. Buy a 60 grit flap disc metal grinding wheel. Takes away steel a lot faster and leaves nice fine scratch lines. Then hit the scratch lines with a brillo wheel or sandpaper. Also, I noticed you were grinding with a front-to-back motion going against the weld instead of with it. If you grind long ways with the weld and make long continuous runs instead of lots small movements, you'll get a nice consistent grind that takes away material more efficiently and leaves nicer scratch lines that can be more easily sanded out. Experience: been a metal fabricator for 3 years now.
The table looks amazing! I'm starting to really pursue my passion for wood working in the last couple weeks and hope to make it a full time business one day. I just got three boards of black walnut, vacuum kiln dried and already cut to dimension and planed that I plan to make a really nice table with. They're 6'x12"x3". Is it possible to get in contact to ask you a few questions before I start this project? I'm still learning and I'm sure there's a lot I don't know about working with black walnut.
Awesome table and story
love that oil finish man, nothing worse than a varnish finish on table tops.
I really appreciate these Start To Finish videos, they are both inspiring and very enjoyable to watch. I really like the way you edit and the upbeat music you serve us. Awesome build, looking forward to seeing your own table come to life!
Very cool very talented God has giving you awesome skilled gifts to use your hands Crafting wood and metal.
Thanks for sharing. I have a large piece of maple that came out of the back of a floorboard of a semi truck trailer. Beautiful piece of maple he has the countersunk holes in it From the old carriage through Bolts.
Very cool looking. Just want to get some ideas watching your video broadens my thinking. Thanks very much take care brother
Talent! It takes time and skill to develop. And it takes time to create a remarkable product.
That. Was. Awesome.
Killer video. Great story. Beautiful tables. Thanks.
I love the camera angle when grinding down the welds.
Oh man i would love me a desk like that, beautiful !
It looks so good!
The Carpenter can weld, very well at that. Beautiful work of art, well done.
Glad to see you do a commission project!
MASTER of the UNIVERSE !!!
Looks sweet! 🤩
LOL this beautiful tree get turned into a beautiful table!
Stunning!
Can't wait to see your own dining table build video!
How can people dislike this video? Blows my mind. Great content man!
Excellent as always!
That table looked AWESOME bro!!!! SIIIICCCKKKKK DUUUUUUUUDE!!!!!!
Fantastic build. Looks awesome.
Beautiful build as usual.
Damn..you weld too! Samurai you rock. What can’t you do ? How long did the log sit before you slabbed it?
You, sir, are incredibly awesome!
Fantastic video 😃 can I as how long you dried the slab before planing with the router. Cheers
Love watching you work. You are a true craftsman. Thanks for uploading.
Simply lovely
Great project and video.
Interesting to see that the blackwood is able to grow in the US
Just beautiful!!!
Awesome job.
Thumbs up for the nail story !
Beautiful
Thanks for the stoke and awesome tips. Was stoked to find out your in Vic...Port Alberni here and just beginning my woodworking journey.
Beautiful. So you ground off all the bark on the edge?
Those a beautiful tables and a great conversation for the clients to tell there friends and family.
Absolutely amazing!
Love that story! Lucky to have that kind of history:)
Thank you, Sensei.
I am just starting my own project using a piece of Sapele. The whole plank is 4.6m long and it's 80cm wide and 7 cm thick. It weighs well over 200kg (probably around 500lbs) which is my first problem.
I am going to use half of it for the top and the rest for legs, so I should be able to manipulate it, once it is bifurcated. It has one large-ish crack which I will keep as a feature and use the solid end for the legs. I am going with big slabs (70cm x 50cm) for the legs and putting a bar between them for stability. My wife tells me I need to do more weight exercises.
Anyway, it was good to watch you do this. Thanks again. Most interesting, though, was just watching the transformation of a tree into a table.
After your workbench, this project is the one that strikes closest. How long did you dry the wood? I'd have loved to have seen a regency-style footing instead of metal. Outside of my New Orleans home is a massive oak tree that my father planted 50 years ago. It is a bad hurricane away from coming down and I'd love to have this kind of table created. Arguably, any major storm will result in a major tree falling. The amount of fantastic wood that is disposed of after a storm is stunning. After Hurricane Katrina, you could have had enough 100 year+ oak to last a lifetime.
I had a couple of fairly large black walnut trees milled into lumber this summer. Thanks for the video. I will attempt to recreate something like this at some. Largest slabs I have are 6' x 30" z 2". I particularly like the legs and how you created them.
Sam, great video with great content! Very inspiring
Great Job Sir.... Thanks for the Help !!!
I appreciate how you didn't finish it super glossy. Looks great just the way it is.
Good film buddy, take it easy.
Amazing work !
I like my profession and you are good at this. greetings from Argentina
What were you using in the beginning of the video to plane it maybe? I am new at all this, so I don't know the terminology.
You are a joy to watch work. You are SOOOO talented and I really do enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work. And you're right... that story is TOTALLY worth a broken bit. Not only are you a phenomenal carpenter/craftsman, but YOU GET WHAT IT"S ALL ABOUT!
Hi there great video, what kind of lag or ? screw would you use on a two inch pine top? And with your style of leg because that is what my girlfriend wants on her coffee table. It is from a huge pine tree in Houston that was always dropping limbs on our cars. No more
Thanks you Bill
bad ass table! awesome build!
So baller. That sure came out nice! Great story to go with the nail!
Amazing
Beautiful
Super nice work bro!
Beautiful! How long did it take to finish? How many coats did that table take?
absolutely perfect! very good job mister
Can you specify which oil finish you used? Love this finish! Amazing work!
Super cool job. Did you oil your japanese handplane or do you leave it like it came.
Did the bolts affixing the legs to the slab go through a slot or a hole? If it’s a hole, won’t the wood split as it moves?
Wow Nice job
Super table!
Beautiful table! Thanks for sharing and taking us thru the process
so beautiful
I'm not sure whether you're using the filters to protect from any vapours but if you're using them for particulate protection, you need to have the 3M P2 pre-filters attached with the clips for the respirator to do a proper job of filtering out all the sawdust.
What stain did you use? Thanks for your time
That was pretty good story thanks for sharing in the entertainment
Great job, great story! Did you dry the wood...?
Did you level this BEFORE it dried? Or after?
Really cool!what about the seasoning period of lumber? How much time before starting ?
nice looking table! Maybe a board/metal bar between table legs to prevent leaning?
Beautiful but what finish did you use?
Woodworking has always seemed so cool to me but I don’t have a father to use his tools lol im hoping one day I have the funds to fund this type of hobby so I can learn how to do it
Great video! Fun and entertaining to watch, and LOVE the story about the owners parents putting the nail in the tree! I'mma like this video all day long!
Are you plaining it with the thingy majig attached to the doo hicky on the rail system?
Good Job!
Awesome work and awesome video, I just got my own tree two weeks ago to do my own live edge project, thanks for the help and inspiration
Bolting the base to the slab, was there any glue/epoxy used or bolt just bites into timber
what finish did you use on this piece? It looks awesome!