@@curtismaizewith a vacuum hose? I mean don’t get me wrong I don’t like it but it’s not any harder to clean than say your oven or under your couch lol.
@@zpryze7552 It doesn't get out all the dirt, we had a table like that in a place I worked once and it was never void of crumbs/ food. And we had cleaners every day.
I don't like epoxy either, but tables need to be wiped down thoroughly and often, and this one can't. I would just use this piece of wood for something else, and cut off everything from the gap to the edge.
I think if you are going for a gruesome stitched-wound kind of look its cool, but this was super not for me in terms of style. That said, I appreciate the skill and time taken anyway.
For everyone who hates the appearance of this, the video is about the tools he’s using. This could be on the underside of the table as there are no legs yet. It is impossible to know, but it was an opportunity for him to try out this tool, and it seems to work. I must admit I don’t care for it cosmetically and my kids would call it the Franken-table.
I think I prefer epoxy. I like being able to see the whole gash running down the wood, and it’d be much easier to clean. But the tool shown to cut the wood seems super handy!
It’s really expensive, but when all your tools are designed to just click together and they work extremely well for a long time then it is totally worth the investment. It’s just like Snap On wrenches, you buy them just one time instead of having to replace them over the years, and they also work better than the competition. I would pay double the price for tools if they work just a little better and also do not break
@CJThaTrucker and new dewault tools are designed to look like space laser guns LOL. I don’t like dewault their tools are not made well I’m a Makita man myself
I think it looks good for the following reason. (Not trying to be crappy, just a different perspective). I know that isn't what wood usually looks like. Wood is usually a tree. So any polished look is already human touch and intervention. To me, the human touch has exposed a natural flaw, a large crack. Another, correcting touch makes it fast, except it reads as mechanical instead of natural grain pattern. It's almost a tip of the hand, like a modern art piece.
@@findout1990 Stop, they purposely leave in those big cracks when making the tabletop so they can put in bowties. It's more of a look than anything else. If not then every single one of these youtube woodworkers wouldn't use them on every table they make.
@@evanhughes3027 I have to disagree. It doesn’t make it look better or like a tip of the hand. And it seems to serve no purpose than… honestly I can’t think of one as even saying it’s for reinforcement purposes but even that falls apart when epoxy resin is injected into the hole. I don’t think this should be done similar to a modern art piece. At least not in this way. Let the beauty of the wood speak for itself rather than having human hands changing that natural beauty and marring it
The high-speed hammer noise is what it sounds like when I'm trying to keep my brain occupied with happy thoughts to drown out my dissociative anxiety lol
I don't think there is an end result video. I've been looking. So if there is please tag me. This is such a awesome idea and I just need to see the end.
Yo lo quiero ver haciendo esas cosas sin esa herramientas un Ebanista de verdad no necesita tantas herramientas así con esa maquinaria hasta mi nieto elabora todo eso
It doesn't really look good. I was like, "seems like a lot of work, but if it looks good then I guess that is what you pay for aesthetics," but no, it looks really bad
Es chida la habilidad en el uso de herramientas de marca, sin embargo creo que a veces es mejor un trabajo con resina para resaltar la estética de la veta
Id love to see end product also. I'm glad I found your videos. I have liked what I've seen thus far. Just missing that one thing.... the final result. Please.. pretty please 🙏🏻 ☺️
Looking at this patch table, I know some must hate it but I think it's awesome and think the fill would've looked soooooo nice if it was green mica epoxy
Je ne me retrouve pas dans le travail du bois. C'est quoi l'EPOXY. Une résine avec un durcisseur, au niveau contrainte mécanique je ne pense pas que ce soit aussi efficace que ces "Papillons ". En plus c'est la facilité, qu'on m'explique s'ils vous plaît ce que de la résine vient faire dans la réparation ou de la réfection dans les règles de l'art de meubles en menuiserie ou en ébénisterie sur des bois massifs. VOILÀ. 😉. Bonne continuation à tous. 😅
@@stephanelintz2804 you need to watch the stress test video Blacktail studios did. The epoxy table held over 3000Lbs and never broke. To break it, it took them dropping a sharpened full log, and even still, the epoxy OR the epoxy wood bond never broke. It was only the wood that broke
I have been flirting with that MFK700 for YEARS. I never pulled the trigger all these years because I thought surely they would come out with a newer version. I was wrong. How has your experience been with it, Dusty? Btw, loving the Frankentable project!
I have been using the 700 for a few years now as well. The one downside of the tool is the limited view of the bit one has. And, of course, all accessories cost a bit more than regular brands. 😉 But still a worth while tool.
You could decorate it so it looks like stitches and it could possibly be the next zombie/ apocalyptic genre for people who like that kind of thing. Rock stars, wealthy bad boys/girls. It could be turned into a hundred different things. Tim Burton nightmare stuff or “Vampire” shit. Could be lucrative for the right person with the right marketing. Shaq got a fkn shark tank and Ozzie has had coffins ⚰️ for tables. Best of luck. It’s pretty cool
I don’t know anything about wood working so to me this is awesome, if someone wanted to fill in the gap what would be used to do that and what would the proses be ?
I no absolutely nothing about woodwork and that's exactly wtf I thought just from watching some of the guy's working with it here what was the idea here was it to stop it separating more or WTF I literally haven't A clue I've been useless my whole life my girlfriend changes the plugs 😂😂😂 I was A salesman when I was younger but I've been gambling for a living for fifty years so I'm mind then hands oriented unless I'm playing card's 😂 be good 😉 PEACE ✌️
Guess I’m the one person who actually really likes the way it looks lmao. If I ever have a table with a gash in it like this you bet I’m putting stitches in it, metal!
The machine is precise not the man.. anyone could do that with those tools aslong as you are not super stupid or something. Do it with hand tools and then its worthy of your comment.
Hey! :) love this Kind of work! But i have a question. Wouldn‘t it be less work to just give the pieces round edges instead of recutting the corners of the holes? Greetz from Germany man! 🙋🏻♂️ :)
Damn, I want to use those. I have some "live edgewood," that I've been drying for two years now. I'm looking forward to using that technique next spring on my build. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So, legit question, when you’re making the jig and all the bow ties, why not round the corners of the bow ties so the jig can perfectly cut their shape instead of requiring a chisel for four corners for every insert?
You can also make this amazing table top / door all you need is the festool equipment and the deep pockets to buy it . Very good equipment but very expensive and their are so many budget alternatives that work just as good for cutting bow ties in but If money isn’t an issue for you then festool all the way
It was a nice piece of wood before if you just stained it and put a piece of glass on top or some epoxy, but now there’s just weird tiny gaps, what was the point of that??
Nice bow ties! Interesting shoe for the router. And that little insert that limits the movement within the template is beautiful.
I love that you found a solution that uses wood instead of epoxy. Nicely done!
失去了木藝
I prefer epoxy. How you gonna clean out the dirt that will get into those holes?
@@curtismaizewith a vacuum hose? I mean don’t get me wrong I don’t like it but it’s not any harder to clean than say your oven or under your couch lol.
@@zpryze7552 It doesn't get out all the dirt, we had a table like that in a place I worked once and it was never void of crumbs/ food. And we had cleaners every day.
I don't like epoxy either, but tables need to be wiped down thoroughly and often, and this one can't. I would just use this piece of wood for something else, and cut off everything from the gap to the edge.
I completely respect the skill it takes to do this, but I also fucking despise the way bowtie-patched wood looks. Is it just me?
Me too
Not just you.
It's hit or miss for me.
I don't mind it! So long as it's on the bottom lol. Yeah it honestly looks kinda goofy.
When its a zipper effect its aight
Love this look 🎉 Perfect way to fix up gnarly looking but beautiful slabs. Similar vibes to a patched up flannel
This channel should be renamed: “here’s me using festool”
Well, if he continues videos like this, I'm all for it!
I have a scar from a surgery that looks like that
Wow, cool story.
Is it cool or painful?
@@GetaGripbudd wow, goofy reply
Maybe the surgeon's hobby is woodworking?
@qtdcanada I think he was thinking about going fishing personally 🤣
It reinforces the cracks and also acts as a design element.👍
I think if you are going for a gruesome stitched-wound kind of look its cool, but this was super not for me in terms of style. That said, I appreciate the skill and time taken anyway.
lol I love how the pitch gets higher as the gap gets smaller in the crack
snap! yeah man how cool! physics bro!
Reminds me of the Godzilla's atomic breath scenes
For everyone who hates the appearance of this, the video is about the tools he’s using. This could be on the underside of the table as there are no legs yet. It is impossible to know, but it was an opportunity for him to try out this tool, and it seems to work. I must admit I don’t care for it cosmetically and my kids would call it the Franken-table.
Why don’t they round the corners of the bow tie so the chiseling is not needed?
For looks
Round corner bowties do exist, but overly smooth geometric features often look a bit tacky.
@@MattMcConaha It's an ugly fit
Using a flat chisel for a square fit is easier than matching a radius
Why oh why do they never show the wood glue cleanup?
I think I prefer epoxy. I like being able to see the whole gash running down the wood, and it’d be much easier to clean. But the tool shown to cut the wood seems super handy!
Well done, friend!!! Looks fantastic! ❤❤❤
Compadre mis respetos para usted es usted un verdadero maestro qué buen trabajo lo felicito 👍👍👍😉👌
That is an awesome workshop you got there. You must be the envy of the whole neighborhood. Because that's a really nice setup. 👍
Or most people just dont care?
The sound of hammering at high speed makes my brain fuzzy and happy.
I swear. People hype up festool more than they do jordan shoes.
It’s really expensive, but when all your tools are designed to just click together and they work extremely well for a long time then it is totally worth the investment. It’s just like Snap On wrenches, you buy them just one time instead of having to replace them over the years, and they also work better than the competition. I would pay double the price for tools if they work just a little better and also do not break
@CJThaTrucker and new dewault tools are designed to look like space laser guns LOL. I don’t like dewault their tools are not made well I’m a Makita man myself
And its nothing special either.
@@terdfergeson23makita are for homeowners. Hilti is the best nothing compares
@@terdfergeson23makita went to crap when they had China make the tools
凄い根気のいる作業だけど物を大切に扱ってるし、職人っぽくて良いですね✨
Looks like stitches, really cool
This must be something only woodworkers think looks good.
It’s not for looks. It’s to secure and reinforce the gap. This is the underside. Topside probably looks nice enough to warrant this extra effort.
I’m a woodworker and it looks shit
I think it looks good for the following reason. (Not trying to be crappy, just a different perspective). I know that isn't what wood usually looks like. Wood is usually a tree. So any polished look is already human touch and intervention. To me, the human touch has exposed a natural flaw, a large crack. Another, correcting touch makes it fast, except it reads as mechanical instead of natural grain pattern. It's almost a tip of the hand, like a modern art piece.
@@findout1990 Stop, they purposely leave in those big cracks when making the tabletop so they can put in bowties. It's more of a look than anything else. If not then every single one of these youtube woodworkers wouldn't use them on every table they make.
@@evanhughes3027 I have to disagree. It doesn’t make it look better or like a tip of the hand. And it seems to serve no purpose than… honestly I can’t think of one as even saying it’s for reinforcement purposes but even that falls apart when epoxy resin is injected into the hole. I don’t think this should be done similar to a modern art piece. At least not in this way. Let the beauty of the wood speak for itself rather than having human hands changing that natural beauty and marring it
It might be just me, but putting all the pieces down, to just instantly move them out of the way. DRIVES ME INSANE 😂
The high-speed hammer noise is what it sounds like when I'm trying to keep my brain occupied with happy thoughts to drown out my dissociative anxiety lol
You did to that tabletop what I used to do when drawing Frankenstein's head as a kid.
Beautiful work 👏
This dude must have a million $ worth of tools. 😮
Nice work. How often do you sharpen your chisels?
That is BEAUTIFUL ❤
I can't wait to see the end result
I don't think there is an end result video. I've been looking. So if there is please tag me. This is such a awesome idea and I just need to see the end.
@SammieDhuhGrayt666
Thank you
Aww, the table got stitches
Maybe it's not the prettiest fix out there, but it's visually interesting and I can't help but find it kind of sweet/cute😂
Absolutamente amo tu trabajo bro 👍
Nice work !
A master of his craft, a true beauty
Yo lo quiero ver haciendo esas cosas sin esa herramientas un Ebanista de verdad no necesita tantas herramientas así con esa maquinaria hasta mi nieto elabora todo eso
Would love that festool set up 😭❤️
It doesn't really look good. I was like, "seems like a lot of work, but if it looks good then I guess that is what you pay for aesthetics," but no, it looks really bad
Personally, it’s not MY type, but I appreciate the work put into it!!
I thought the Idea was to Prevent the Timber from Splitting Further and the Stitching would be on the Underside (Not Visible) of the Piece.
It was so satisfying watching it!
Es chida la habilidad en el uso de herramientas de marca, sin embargo creo que a veces es mejor un trabajo con resina para resaltar la estética de la veta
Id love to see end product also. I'm glad I found your videos. I have liked what I've seen thus far. Just missing that one thing.... the final result. Please.. pretty please 🙏🏻 ☺️
Looking at this patch table, I know some must hate it but I think it's awesome and think the fill would've looked soooooo nice if it was green mica epoxy
👍
I want to fill it for practical reasons. That is a dust nightmare
Je ne me retrouve pas dans le travail du bois.
C'est quoi l'EPOXY.
Une résine avec un durcisseur, au niveau contrainte mécanique je ne pense pas que ce soit aussi efficace que ces "Papillons ".
En plus c'est la facilité, qu'on m'explique s'ils vous plaît ce que de la résine vient faire dans la réparation ou de la réfection dans les règles de l'art de meubles en menuiserie ou en ébénisterie sur des bois massifs.
VOILÀ. 😉.
Bonne continuation à tous. 😅
@@stephanelintz2804 you need to watch the stress test video Blacktail studios did.
The epoxy table held over 3000Lbs and never broke.
To break it, it took them dropping a sharpened full log, and even still, the epoxy OR the epoxy wood bond never broke. It was only the wood that broke
Pretty smart job 👍🏼
Sou marceneiro no Brasil, e vejo como estamos atrasados a nivel de ferramentas aqui, o trabalho fica facil e limpo!
In US it's everything more easy,they have good standard,and they can invest in good tools.Good bless America.
Love from Serbia ❤❤❤
It’s funny because in the US, a lot of people really value the old traditional ways of making things. Your way is good and important too :)
ขอขอบคุณ
Make the edges of inserts same with radius of the router bit. This will save your time chipping the holes edge since it is not necessary.
I want Frankenstein's Table!!
I have been flirting with that MFK700 for YEARS. I never pulled the trigger all these years because I thought surely they would come out with a newer version. I was wrong. How has your experience been with it, Dusty? Btw, loving the Frankentable project!
It's been awesome! 👏🙌😁
@@dustylumberco I was afraid you were gonna say that! 😉
Erstaunlich, was FESTO alles anbietet
I have been using the 700 for a few years now as well. The one downside of the tool is the limited view of the bit one has. And, of course, all accessories cost a bit more than regular brands. 😉 But still a worth while tool.
@@JanHilt Thank you for the insight.
The comparison clips of ALR and trisha are so spot on
It's a formal table! Get it? Cuz of all the bowties! 😂🤣 I know, it's corny and stupid, but I couldn't resist. 😅
Clever
You could decorate it so it looks like stitches and it could possibly be the next zombie/ apocalyptic genre for people who like that kind of thing. Rock stars, wealthy bad boys/girls. It could be turned into a hundred different things. Tim Burton nightmare stuff or “Vampire” shit. Could be lucrative for the right person with the right marketing. Shaq got a fkn shark tank and Ozzie has had coffins ⚰️ for tables. Best of luck. It’s pretty cool
That’s a really effect. Would love a glass or resin kite cut in at the top too 😊
А потом приходит заказчик и говорит - сделай мне стол за час, я в ютюбе видел 😂
😂😂😂
За минуту ☝️
¿¡En una hora!?
Al final suena como los juegos olímpicos Paris 2024
En cerio😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Really nice intricate work there. What is the next stage? Is that crack filled with something or left like that?
Well, that didn't take long 😂
Looking good buddy!
Thanks 👍
I don’t know anything about wood working so to me this is awesome, if someone wanted to fill in the gap what would be used to do that and what would the proses be ?
That looks hideous in the end. You should have just filled it with epoxy
It’s my table. I like how it looks.
I no absolutely nothing about woodwork and that's exactly wtf I thought just from watching some of the guy's working with it here what was the idea here was it to stop it separating more or WTF I literally haven't A clue I've been useless my whole life my girlfriend changes the plugs 😂😂😂 I was A salesman when I was younger but I've been gambling for a living for fifty years so I'm mind then hands oriented unless I'm playing card's 😂 be good 😉 PEACE ✌️
Different people have different tastes. Your subjective take is a subjective take
@@johnnycarey1254 thank you for your negative opinion and your life story
@@denhamchiken52 glad 😊 your in such a happy place 😂 I'm sure you light up every room you enter 😜 😉 PEACE ✌️
Guess I’m the one person who actually really likes the way it looks lmao. If I ever have a table with a gash in it like this you bet I’m putting stitches in it, metal!
The precision of this man is exceptional
not too difficult when you have 1000's of pounds worth of tools that take skill out of the equation
All he did was trace a stencil with a router.. you people are impressed by anything 😂. Come watch a machinist work, that’s precision.
The machine is precise not the man.. anyone could do that with those tools aslong as you are not super stupid or something. Do it with hand tools and then its worthy of your comment.
What about the 2nd crack?
The contrast of the bowties is wonderful.
Your videos are captivating ❤
처음부터 나비모양 끝에 라운드를 만들면 구멍을 판 후 끝부분 처리를 안해도 되지 않나요?
Hey! :) love this Kind of work! But i have a question. Wouldn‘t it be less work to just give the pieces round edges instead of recutting the corners of the holes?
Greetz from Germany man! 🙋🏻♂️ :)
Wood stitches, genius!
The damn final boss of sanding equipment
The ending that everyone hates the most.
Es hermoso ese trabajo es un arte 😊 saludos Inés De Chile 🇨🇱
This guy is a true tradesman!
👌🏼🔥🔥 this is pretty cool
I love all of the little scritches and scratches 😂😂😂
Damn, I want to use those. I have some "live edgewood," that I've been drying for two years now. I'm looking forward to using that technique next spring on my build.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
He gave the tree stiches! AWESOME!
That's one sweet lil festool router.. only used the long /single hander, never seen this baby before, awesome.
Can you hearing a different sound in this video starting time 😮😮😮
That would be really cool and pretty if they were butterflies instead of bowties!
Красивая работа Мастера!❤
So, legit question, when you’re making the jig and all the bow ties, why not round the corners of the bow ties so the jig can perfectly cut their shape instead of requiring a chisel for four corners for every insert?
Ни одна машина не заменит золотые руки!
Thank you brother for the knowledge 🎉❤😊
I can buy a car for the price of those festools
And that car will make you no money contrary to the tools...
Love the the ingenuity brother
That’s so cool
Thank you
That’s Soo cool bro!
That's neat af
ひまわり🌻の種でいいのでは？
You can also make this amazing table top / door all you need is the festool equipment and the deep pockets to buy it . Very good equipment but very expensive and their are so many budget alternatives that work just as good for cutting bow ties in but If money isn’t an issue for you then festool all the way
センスのない治し方だなあ
Incredible skills❤❤❤❤❤❤Toronto Canada
Incredible. So cool. I want to make a table. Gonna try and make my computer desk soon.
Como siempre, muy bello trabajo !!
😅u
😮
Is the bow tie jig slightly larger than the bowtie itself to account for the guide bushing or not needed?
Beautiful work
Wow que trabajo mas lindoooo!!!🎉
Are festool good?
What are you using as a hammer?
This guys stresses the hell out of me. I mean that as a compliment
😮 That's Really Cool!!😎
I can’t afford Festool 😅
Good job 👍
Очень кропотливая работа! Требуется много времени и сил. Великолепно 🎉
You have more patience than I have!💙
It was a nice piece of wood before if you just stained it and put a piece of glass on top or some epoxy, but now there’s just weird tiny gaps, what was the point of that??
Video: line of bow ties
Me: that table got stitches! Cool!
Too talented to be wasting your time on this my guy. Go u for your patience! 💪
The tools he used in this short alone tells me this piece would be extremely expensive.