Making a Table with a Secret
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2022
- I built a table made for a party and it’s got LEDs, music, epoxy and wireless power!
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The beer holder insert should have been wired for lights as well, with a clear bottom (at least) to light up the ice and the bottles with color, too.
@@nomicwave I agree, provided it didn’t lessen sound quality.
My thoughts exactly!!! Also having speakers with some LEDs aswell would have been nice
@@davidmontgomery9570 S (=smile)
I like the fact that you didn't hide all the small mistakes you've made during the build, but shared them with us to help us make our own projects better... AND it turned out awesome too :)
So awesome you had your daughter in the video to help.
Very cool project! Nice touch with the music. I mean... who doesn't love music with an ice cold Sam Adams!
Cool table! If you do anything similar in the future, you should try a neat trick I discovered that works well for turning on LED strip lights: For my undercabinet lighting, I used a capacitive touch switch. They're fairly cheap, and just plug in. That part isn't the trick, though. I wrapped aluminum foil tape (used for HVAC ducting) around the case of the switch, then ran it to the edge of the cabinet, and put a 1 foot long strip along the edge. You can't see the switch and you just touch under the edge and the lights magically come on. The switch also works as a fader. I found out, there is a limit to how much tape you can use, as at some point (about 3 ft for me) the aluminum tape affects the capacitance of the switch.
Your enthusiasm makes me happy
Considering you’re a woodworker not a videographer. you do a phenomenal job with your video edits
Thank you, but all the credit goes to Chris our editor 😀
Cool project! Small nitpick though, wouldnt you want the speakers on the side? Wouldnt having them on top make them too prone to being damaged by spillage? Edit: Plus you are slightly decreasing the surface area you can use as a table.
had exactly the same thought, plus they'll fill up with crap pretty fast especially outside.
Or even flush mounted with some anti spillage material covering then
Spillage is a good point, but the surface area loss likely doesn’t matter much since it is just a party “coffee table”. If he had built it to be a dining table then the speaker placement would really effect usable surface area.
Maybe try sound exciters
Considered it, but then realized I want to have the people on the porch enjoy the music, not my neighbors as I would be blasting it at their houses. And these are marine speakers, so spillage is no issue.
Nice build! “Life Moves Pretty Fast. If You Don’t Stop And Look Around Once In A While, You Could Miss It.”
It turned out great.
thanks!
ok, that was incredibly cool. wasn't digging the LED's until it synced to the music, but that's slick.
Yay, new video by my favorite woodworking channel
Hope you liked it!
Nice LED table!
thanks!
Best hosting iv seen man!! Great project!
Yooo! That table is SICK and MAD XD Totally Awesome!
Wow! Blown away, the LED integration is incredible!
Thanks, dude!
WOW!!!!! The day you posted this, Timberland is already sold out of those boots........BUMMER!!!!!! AWESOME BUILD!!!!!!!!
"It kinda looks like a cassette tape ... if you know what that is."
I remember. Peppperidge Farm remembers too. :P
Now I'm craving a Milano
@@Fixthisbuildthat Oooh I'll take orange Milano and a bag of Chessmen. 😁
Holy smokes!! Well done!
Truly Awesome!!!
thanks!
Wow thats so cool!
thanks!
Seriously cool!
💪💪
The project is awesome, and you are a delight to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Appreciate the video good sir. I'm a software engineer nerd who got into a lot of wood working so this was a great video for me. Love the epoxy cuts going down the sides as well. Also love that CNC machine you are using!
Awesome project man. Way to think outside the box with the white pigment.
Very very nice!
thanks!
That catching the edge of the frame on the clamp transition was great! I legitimately thought you had caught on something and were about to knock everything off your shelves at first! I've never seen a cut like that before. Very fun!
Love this one! So splufty!
That turned out AWESOME......great job!!! You've got the coolest table ever!
Thank you, Lori! The kids LOVE it :)
Great project, Brad~! Nice to see that you included the footage of how you avoided disaster instead of letting it hit the cutting room floor~! Something like this might wind up on our deck. Thanks for the inspiration~!
glad it sparked some ideas for you
Extreme;y well done, good sir.!.!.! GREAT JOB.!.!.!.!
That is soooo cool! Great video thanks! 🇨🇦😊
Really Really nice it looks awesome
Very Very Cool! A lot of work but man what a beautiful table! Outstanding work and creativity, love the end result. Very clever all the way around! Thank you for posting, GREAT
Appreciate the support!
Braaaaaaad!!! Perfect. Good job. I don’t believe. Congratulations.
Thanks, dude!
What a GD delight! So fun
Dude...that looks sick. I have to build myself one.
That is really Cool. Great job.
Great video great woodworking great job good show
The best part was when the LEDs got synced with the music 👌 very cool!
yep, it felt good to see it work!
Love the table Brad! Pretty cool seeing the lights working along with the music.
Thanks, Travis! 💪 💪
I would be cool to have the coolers and speakers on the side and make the top a beer pong table with lights. But for what it is it’s still super cool!
This is the most well thought through RGB strip integration I have seen.
- doesn't look shabby when it's off
- functional and not all to distracting
- looks awesome and fluidly when its sync to music
Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you! I put a lot of time and effort into it, so I'm glad it came off well
awesome table... sounds and lights.
Early 80's cassettes came with a free rewinder...had a point on one end, and a soft rubbery end on the other.but i was happy when the power rewinder came standard with all tape decks. :-D
until it popped the tape on you, lol
Seriously cool build!
Loved the wipe at 2:30 :D
This is absolutely the most bad mama jama thing you've made. Incredible
That is super awesome!!!!
That’s pretty cool, I like how it goes with the music
WOW, indeed! Great thinking outside the box-and table.
Nice project, it looks great!
Those end grain mitre joint glue ups, I felt your pain. Been there, done that, same frustration.
A boatbuilder friend gave me the answers;
1. Always wipe joint off with acetone first.
2. Tape joint edges to mask anything you don’t want epoxy on.
3. Prime joint faces with thinnish epoxy, about like unthinned varnish is just about ok, but definitely not thicker. Allow to go off until just curing but tacky to the finger.
4. Mix epoxy, then add either silica fibre or microballoons to achieve a smooth peanut butter consistency, or slightly thinner in a pretty close joint. Silica fibres tend to make a stronger joint but it’ll look more obvious where the glue line is exposed.
5. Clamp up, wipe off excess squeeze out and open a beer.
6. Peel tape as soon as squeeze out has stopped but before cure kicks off, extremely satisfying with a beer in hand. 😁
Hope that works for you, it has for me.
Ok, the video was great and all, the table is neat and all, but that transition at 2:30 was next level, my friend!
Very cool build!
Great job. That's super awesome
Really cool! Nice work!
I love all these comments nitpicking your build/design because you have tons of experience and your decisions are very well-informed, and it isn't that serious to begin with because this is for your RUclips channel. It's like people think you're a beginner or something and would make these simple mistakes or that you hadn't considered something really obvious given how you're gonna use it.
Well, Brad, it's about time you have a sponsor I can relate to. Sam Adams! Cool table too. 🙂🍻
That saw setup is simple, but brilliant!
AWESOME table. Like the way the music makes the lights change.
nice effect with the LEDs… and excellent beer in the tub…
you have good taste in beer. Interesting clip.
works great very happy with it
Yeah, That's bad ass. I can imagine the results of the final product made all the challenges worth it!
Thanks, Scott. It was definitely a labor of love. Kicked my butt for quite a while, lol
Wow, Brad! So, so cool! Yeah. Now, your dancing really was the icing on top. 😂
Agree with the person about the speakers being on top (spills) and also some kind of cool looking boxes to house the speakers for a bit more bass response. Nice job 👍
Looks like a Star Wars Empire wall design. Love it!
That is the definition of a cool build. Well Done 👍👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
thanks!
This is epic!!!
Love the table, Brad. WOW.
super cool table! I'm glad it all worked out
Looks amazing! It's always fun to pull up your videos and watch you build something successfully after getting frustrated with issues in my own shop.
You are so cute dancing to the best! 😆 Love that project, you did a great job!!
😀🕺
VHS tapes took forever to rewind you could call a friend up on a land line phone and talk about your day.
lol, no doubt. Or just flip it over and hit the b side!
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very good. I would round off all corners and edges because I have a thing about someone falling on sharp edges. Also, reinforce the underside just incase the table is used for spontaneous after hour activity 😊
These power tool batteries usually don't have any undervoltage protection, since the protection often is built into the tool, not into the battery. I would highly recommend to add some sort of undervoltage protection into the circuit.
Also these small step down converters are only rated for 3A, which is only enough to power 50 addressable LEDs at full brightness in white. Also due to the higher current required for 5V LEDs (which causes a voltage drop along the led strip) you usually shouldn't use more than ~150 LEDs in series, unless you splice in the 5V again.
But overall I really like the project.
Looking good 👍
Such a cool project!! Outstanding.
So coool! Love this!
Really nice job! congrats
I thought the LEDs were gonna be too much, but it turned out amazing. Awesome table :)
Thanks!
@Lourdes My thought exactly. "Why mess it up with LE...wait a second!"
Really cool project
That is super cool! I might try something like this.
Dude that is amazing🎉🎉❤
Absolutely fantastic project, love your presentation too, as always!
That’s one cool table you made. Impressive design and well executed. Kudos!
This turned out really cool. I need to make one of these for my back patio, when I get to my back patio renovation. Never seen those battery adapter things before and they are a great little tool. I will definitely be finding a reason to use some of those.
Thanks for sharing that tip on how to glue the boards up. That was awesome for a beginner to know. I also like the epoxy and LEDs. That was cool.
Glad it helped, that's one a lot of people miss
I liked that tip too. Now if I can just remember it when I go to glue something up. 😂
That's really nice
Loved the end result! Looks awesome!!!
looks really nice, as long as you don't look at the bottom ;-) maybe a nice panel to cover everything up? (which you can remove if you need to fix things)
Great job!
Wow, that’s freaking awesome!! Looks amazing!! I wish I had the skill set to make that. Great Job!!
great build!
Really cool!
Wow you’re amazing. What a beautiful pay-off for all that hard work! Love all those lights with the music. You have so many skills. Thank you for sharing them💕👏🏻
You're welcome!
Now that's cool
Loved the transition as 2:33
That is fantastic, not just the end result but the journey to get you there. A pleasure to watch 🙂
That is crazy cool