The Fragile Table With New Details Never Seen Before || Great Project

[@MadeiraFonseca]

It's amazing what a man can do with a few logs and an imagination. Beautiful work my friend.

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[@wandicksantossena855]

I'ts impossible not to think your work is fantastic! Congratulations from Brazil.

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[@kirkjordan2625]

Very nice

A really fantastic job, my recognition and my admiration and respect for you!! I enjoyed the video from beginning to end!!

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[@MuhammadAslam-zi9xt]

He is really a hard worker, who gives him these ideas and design, ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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[@MuhammadAslam-zi9xt]

What a beautiful work? He has become a master now, i❤❤❤❤❤him

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[@beverlyburch324]

Love this table

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[@MinhTran4minutecrafts]

"Unbelievable! This table looks fragile but has such exquisite details. Who would have thought of such a novel detail? So cool! 😮✨"

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[@llavrini]

Lindo trabalho. Parabéns pela inventividade.

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[@allpha3638]

I love homemakers who cut their own expensive mahogany table while working with a chainsaw.

[@mariauka9189]

👏👏👏

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[@alisyed9856]

Within a year, this table will look completely different. The pith pieces will produce so many cracks, cupping and bowing. Great ideas, but not practical.

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[@cutnpolish]

You're assuming it is kiln-dried, and softwood.

[@HorstSchafstädt]

Genau so ist es !!! Eine schöne Idee . Aber In der Ausführung???? Oh , je oh je !!!!!

[@laertezuliani]

Gênio na marcenaria.....

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[@RockyAllenLane]

You could have cleaned up the circles in the the table top a lot bet.

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[@CSeifert]

Who designs the pieces that you make? If you wore safety glasses, it might help keep some of the dust out of your eyes. A dust mask might be helpful too. Very different.

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[@snarkybuttcrack]

what were the holes in the top for?

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[@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie]

Prob just aesthetics tbh

[@alkhateebyahya]

In which country are you?
I would like to visit your workshop .

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[@TheCarpenterGirl1999]

👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉

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[@saundrawilson3950]

😮😮❤❤ this table is truly a sign of a master craftsman unbelievable it is gorgeous. But I’m curious to know what the holes were for one side as two holes two rows of holes and the top one has 1 oh one row of holes what are they for either way, it’s just beautiful. Congratulations. You are truly a master of your art.😊😊

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[@rcg3496]

It’s almost a shame that the table top covers up the esthetics of the base…

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[@ВадимЛитвиненко-щ7ж]

Какой чудесный столик с пылесборником и домиков для тараканов и клопов...

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