Bespoke Industrial Coffee Table - Forme Industrious
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- What can I say...I like making coffee tables :)
Steel is 5mm thick, end straps 3mm. Table top is 40 mm Maple finished with Danish Oil. At the time of the video I applied 5 coats of oil with about 8 hours drying between coats. I would like to apply more in the coming days to get the sheen up a bit more. The maple has beautiful curls in the grain. The steel is finished in Gloss Acrylic.
Many thanks to my Patreon Supporters whom provide wonderful support allowing me to design and make these creations which I share with you all.
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Special thanks to Welding Industries Australia for supporting me with the WIA Weldmatic 200i (Superb Steel Hot Glue Machine)
I'd love to see you in the comments.
Until next time - All the best!
All I can say is... Wow!! thats next level right there... Just love your work man
Cool - thank you!
Another fantastic piece, Scott! It's so nice to be reminded we don't need to be slaves to our CAD designs.... 1:8.75 scale? Right on.
Thank you so much! Well I'm just starting to learn fusion 360 but I'm quite impatient so out comes the pencil :) Thanks so much for your support. All the best!
Scott, I'm curious as to why you cut out the end plates with holesaws, chain drilling, cutting disc and bandsaw when you could have done it all with your plasma cutter. Was this for production values or was the plasma cutter out of service?
Nice build though. I like the low key etched detail on the frames.
Regards
Preso
My plasma cutter is a cheap low quality tool and I don't trust it to cut on a line, even with new consumables. One day I'll get a decent Plasma. The other thing was I didn't have the right size hole saw from memory so I decided to chain drill. Sometimes I like to show variations to achieving a result. Thanks again Preso
Hi Scott,
can I commission an industrial furniture for my stereo equipment? I love the combination of wood and steel furniture. I reside in Virginia, USA. I know that you are in Australia - I lived in Melbourne for 2 years from 1999-2001. I still have family there. I know theres some distant but I am also aware of the desk you designed and built for that lucky mate in SF. I am willing to wait for months or even years for this if you are booked at the moment - if we can design - you build - take apart and mail it to me here in Virginia near Washington DC, I am willing to start the process ASAP. I don't have a facebook account, I tried to email you directly but I don't know how....please do react to this and lets connect to see if this can be done - your work is nothing short of great.
Thanks - Victor
Mr. Turner you are theee best maker I have seen till now. Huge respect for you. Really a badass build this is.
Huge complement thank you so much!
Holy CRAP that was an awesome build. Great work, and great video!
Cheers Andrew, thank you!
My favorite part of your build: those cool little table hold-downs. Yup. They're like the epitome of elegant design.
Appreciated Thomas! Thanks.
The table is stunning, and its just enjoyable to watch how you do it. Very nice!
Thank you Jonny!
Scott, your video production is awesome, thanks very much. Now this coffee table in my view is a simply stunning piece of work. The metal work has such an industrial look and the maple top really sets it off and I guess that is what your design focus is really about. When I saw the photos you posted on IG i was really impressed and seeing the build and final product in the video I can't say enough about it. Brilliant, thankyou again 👍👍👍👏
Thank you so much for letting me know your thoughts on the work! It really was a special project to work on, especially when the top went on and all the pieces of the vision came together, was very rewarding. Thank you!!
Very good! Really like this! What about M16 dome nuts? Might look better than just standard nuts, mind you very difficult to improve on your design. Keep posting! Check out Dirtyshedcreations, our channel, for similar projects! We’ll be sure to mention your channel!
Thank you and I'll check it out. Cheers!
That's a cracking table. Oddly enough, there does not seem to be any Danish Oil made in Denmark and it's being sold under it's name in English, rather than as "dansk olie". But then we call Danish Pastry "Viennese Bread" (wienerbrød) here....
Hi Michael! Suddenly I'm Hungry :) All the best!
Why do not you install a plasma torch on your CNC? you would have speeded up your work. The look is beautiful. Semplicemente magnifico. Sei un grande!!! Ciao!
One day I will set something up for plasma. Thankyou Leonardo!
Another brilliant build sir that's a beauty 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Cool - thanks again!
i love your furnitures style, congrats.......... by the way, why not to think to get a plasma CNC, yo would save time
Hi Javier. Thank you! One day I hope to get a CNC Plasma cutter, but not just yet.
Staggeringly beautiful piece! Wow.
Huge thanks!
Brilliant actually. True 1 of a kind artistry and handwork. So do you make your projects as commissioned by customers, or is it just whatever you're in the mood for? If the latter, do you have a storefront where you sell your creations? Would love to own one your pieces, but shipping from Australia is pretty much a killer. Bravo, and WTF? Only 49k subscribers? Wish I could buy stock in # of subscribers. That number is gonna explode.
Much appreciated feedback - Thank You! Well for the most part I make what I have the itch for but I have done the odd commission also. I have no store but I do now have a Web Site formeindustrious.com.au. Yes Shipping is always a problem unfortunately. I'm super grateful for all my subscribers and I'm braced for the explosion ;) Thanks again!
Автор мололец !!! Руки откуда надо растут !! Всегда с восторгом наблюдаю за вашими работами . Вы обалденно используете все свои безграничные возможности !!!
Очень добрый. Спасибо!
Uauuu!!! Esto en serio es un gran trabajo, lo haces parecer tan fácil...es inspirador. Gracias por compartir.
El gusto es mio. ¡Gracias por la respuesta!
Hi Scott, you have made a masterpiece. I love it.
Can you tell me what kind of oil you use for band saw?
Thank you. Bye from Italy.
Thank you - the brand is sutton but any quality cutting oil will be ok.
Awesome build mate and love the design! :)
Thank you so much Neil - very much appreciated!
You are amazing man! Thanks for your videos! Gabriel from Argentina!
Thank you Gabriel! My pleasure!
Thank you sir for the inspiration. A new desk will be the first thing off my CNC plasma table when it is done. I do like the industrial, almost steam punk look. ~P
My pleasure - thanks for the feedback!
That's cool. What is the green disk on your grinder that you use for removing the mill scale? That works a treat.
They are called "Strip Disks" they are so much better than flap discs. They just rip the scale straight off.
Once again sir , its a pleasure to watch you work and I love the style of your finished product.
Cant fault your video production either , keep on keeping on.
Much appreciated. Thank you! (over 480 seperate shots)
beautiful work! the only thing I'd change were the nuts and washers u used which don't fit the vintage theme you were going with
Thank you for your feedback!
Congratulations for the service, I'm from Brazil.
Thanks for watching!
Wow...very nice work..I see how u really njoy doing ur work ...do u sale ur work
Thanks David, yes I sell the odd bit here and there. Cheers.
Although designed as a coffee table I feel that table would support quite a bit of beer without danger of structural failure
I'll have to try it and report back! I think you are right though.
HI , great work , very beautiful industrious table !
Thank you so much!
Spectacular work Scott. The custom top bracket with the brass is a nice touch.
A little different in attaching the top. Thanks again!
Amaizing. One of the best videos. Congratulation
Thank you so much!
Holy cow, where'd you get the wheel that cut through scale like that on the strapping? Need that in the States!
Look for a strip disc. much, much better than the flap disc for scale. I bet my left knacker you have them in the States ;)
Love the industrial look of this buddy, such a Labour of love. How many hours went into this?
Sure is a labour of love. Kind of inaccurate to give times because of all the videoing. I have to move all the piles of crap in my shed out of shot :) Lots of thinking of whats next also. All up I guess around 4 days.
It's great to see your different designs and attention to detail. Also cool to see some hand tools being applied! Beautiful!!!
Thanks Bonnie!
Great work! Did you just hit the finished steel with clear coat? What did you use?
Thank you! Yes a quality clear satin.
Always impressive Scott. Love your work.
Thank you as always Andrew!
Love the channel! I’m curious if you made your etching stencil or if you had them made?
Thank you!! I got it made this time at a sign writer.
An ABSOLUTE Work of ART Scott! Thank You so much for doing what You do Buddy! I learn a lot! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Awesome - thanks for your support!
Keep up the great work 😊 I love all your it! Also next time could you show all the products you use like the spray because whatever your using makes your creations mesmerising!
Thank you William. It's very hard to get all the little detail in, but I'll try. Cheers!
its all in his hands.... William Ayling.
We can try, but it just won't work whit us.😥
This is an incredible !! You're a machinist, a woodworker, a craftsman and really in the he end....an artist.
Amazing work Scott !!
I'm just a lucky guy who gets to try out some ideas. Many thanks!
He also pulls out a sewing machine for leatherwork sometimes, too. Amazing design and execution.
Yet another stunning piece Scott ! Question. Did you set the feed rate low deliberately to obtain a better visual finish to the welds ? Thanks for sharing : )
Thanks John. Quick confession. That setting was for thinner material I did earlier (3mm). I actually changed it up to 5mm thickness. Sorry I forget the actual setting.
No worries mate. I could hear it (fabricator by trade, a long time ago) I can hear the droplet running back up the feed wire. Still. if it isnt structural it does make a nice finish : ) It is amazing what you come up with.
What a beautiful piece. Well done. Thanks for the inspiration.
My pleasure John, thank you!
I really enjoy you’re videos. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you Fred!!
I would have sworn the legs were repurposed from an old piece of machinery. Table looks great! Thanks for sharing!
I love the old machinery and I guess I get my inspiration from those beautiful old machines. Thank you so much!
A real artisan would have hand forged his own hand saw on site being sure to properly fold the steel 100000 times before notching teeth into it and then used only that saw to cut his wood top just kidding I'm only playing with you but all joking aside that was a nice build it had an mid 1800s style to it because of the. i - beam design I do have one suggestion if you will add a Zink block onto the metal somewhere it will prevent the steel from rusting if the lacquer finish ever fails the Zink strip mite need to be replaced once every 5 years depending on its size
Gosh you had me there a half a second! Great idea for the zinc anode, thanks!!
nice designs...maybe cleanup the stitch welds though..looks amateurish rather than industrial..otherwise, awesome work!
Thank you for the feedback!!
I'm very impressed! I live for the day when I can live in a house that is furnished with your great art!
Thank you!
Truly fantastic, Scott! Thanks for sharing it with us!
My pleasure Mark - thanks for watching!
Seems like the scale of a side table not really a coffee table but lots of good work there
Many thanks. I know what you mean.
In a very rare occasion I watch the whole video without fast forwarding or skipping. Well, I watched this one.. great design and work. Well done mate!
Cool, thanks Vlad!
Wow, great job! You made a bench seat for an elephant! It really is handsome, why so heavy duty?
:)Thank you! I make everything industrial style = heavy duty.
Scott Turner megametalextastic
Incredible metal and wood artist... Simply the best Scott! ❤
Oh thanks again. Much appreciated. All the best.
This turned out fantastic! I love how you connected the top. Very ingenious!!
Thank you Jonathan!
Nice one mate.
I've got a spare circular saw I can post you, it pained me to see you go to that much effort.
Waxing the blade was a good tip though. I've gone back to hand sawing small jobs cause I have a big glass job in and it's too much mucking around to get the chopsaw out.
Thanks Barry! The effort was not a bother. I needed the exercise plus it's a better look for the video :). I'm the same. I have the sliding mitre saw but not the space to set it up properly. It throws dust everywhere so often its just better to handsaw. All the best.
Good god, Scott! Is there a tool you don’t own?! So jealous. Again, another majorly badass piece of art. You always inspire. Thank you
Oh heaps of tools I don't own.......but that can be fixed too :) Thank you!
Did You think about buying a CNC plasma cutting machine? Exellent work as usual!
All the time :) Thank You!
No coments!!!!. Its amazing the way you transform your drawings into real !!!
Dont stop!
You realy have a gift to bring things to life. 👍
Thank you Paulo!
Thanks for the video Scott, Did you consider rounding the corners on the table top a little, to match the softer shapes on the legs?
Hi Colin. No not really, well not with a rounding over bit. I did use the hand plane to knock the edge down though. Thanks Colin!
Thanks for the reply.
Almost pissed myself @14:47 when you pulled out that handsaw to cut that slab...lmao!! Priceless
Great exercise :) Thanks Christine!
I like your table so much that I would like to copy it if you let it :)
For personal use, no problem - thank you.
Thanks Scott. I tune in and watch you do that and now I am ashamed that I have been working to much and not trying some of the industrial furniture designs that seem to be your forte. Actually I am embarrassed. I have a CNC plasma table and torch and you did a better job of those table legs splicing, mixing, and dicing that I could with a CAD drawings and cutting it on the table. Nice work.
Huge thanks again John! I have a plasma but it gets messy and it's hard to cut as accurately as the band saw. In the end I have so much grinding when I plasma. Now a water jet or laser might be much better but the band saw is best for now. All the best, good to hear from you and thanks again.
You're in a league of your own Scott. Fantastic again! I do like the tack weld being shown off by the clear lacquer. 👍 (subscribed)
Huge thanks! Much appreciated!
Nice. Love that industrial design.
Thanks John!!
Off the chain Scott, stunning !!!!
Many thanks Justin!
Lately RUclips has been suggesting some really kind of subpar maker channels but man you got some skills👍 love your designs been loving your channel
Really great to hear - thank you!!
As always Scott beautiful work!
Thank you Jim!
Good lord Man! You kill it everytime. So many questions. I hope there is a tool list in the description. Was the tinted Danish oil? If so what tint?
Thank you Chad! Just clear Danish Oil, www.bunnings.com.au/search/products?q=danish%20oil&redirectFrom=Any
A beautiful piece and thanks for sharing it. I loved the welds being features. It wouldn't look out of place on the Titanic.
Thanks Philip!
Nice work, as usual.
And a very good example of working with what you have at hand.
Thanks Tommy!
Really nice work, as usual. Like the tag
Thank you Jan!
Excellent work again and great styling.
Thank you James!
bonjour scott, tu sais que je te suis de tres pret et je regarde t es projets avec grand interet, bravo comme d habiude ! j ai vu que tu avais une petite cintreuse a champ plat metal, tu a trouvé chez qui ?
merci
hello scott, you know I am very ready and I look at your project with great interest, bravo as usual! I saw that you had a small bender flat metal field, you found in whom?
thank you
Hi Christophe. Thank you. Always great to see you here. In English it is called a Ring Roller. I couldn't find a French Link but I have an Australian Ebay Link: www.ebay.com.au/itm/RING-ROLLER-METAL-FABRICATION-HOTROD-WELDING-AUTO-BODY-REPAIR-RESTO/263690972068?hash=item3d6534eba4%3Ag%3AW3QAAOSwK%7ERaAYzH&_sacat=0&_nkw=ring+roller&_from=R40&rt=nc&_trksid=m570.l1313
Fantastic! I love it! I’m inspired!
Great to hear! Thank you!
Very, very cool, amazing work!
Thank you!!
Another amazing build and video.
Thanks Mike!
Spot welds as ornamenation,
Yeah!
:) thanks!
Looks the dogs danglies bud, another one to be proud of
Good one ;) Thanks Phil!
Hi man, another amazing project completed.
Really good work.
The brass dowels are what finishes the table.
Thank you!
Great design. Best piece yet.
another awesome job Scott... only one thing wrong.. I would've used the whole slab as the top... :D
I looked at that slab for ages... do I chop it or not :) I still have a lot of it left for other projects.. All the best, thanks!
Fantastic work and craftsmanship. I enjoy watching your channel, hope to see more of your projects soon.
Thanks for watching Javier!
Bad to the bone as usual Scott! Nice work.
Bbbbb Bad Thank you !
THE MIDWEST SAYS >>> COOL >>> HIGH QUALITY >>> THANKS SCOT TURNER >>> BE BLESSED >>> A B C
P S >>> ENJOY WATCHING YOUR SKILLS WORK
Always appreciated Michael!
Superbe travail, félicitations Monsieur , un régal vos vidéos
That’s a beautiful piece Scott, awesome craftsmanship! 👍🏻😉👊🏻
Hey there Bill! Huge thanks!
Incredible work my friend!
Thank you so much!
God damn it ! Stop making shit I like ..
:).......................nev........er
Now you MUST make a very special coffee mug for this table. Cast iron, at least 5kg weight. Do it man!
Great idea!
C'est un réel plaisir de vous voir a l'oeuvre Scott.
Mon plaisir. Je vous remercie!
Beautiful work, it looks fantastic.
Thank you so much!
Another awesome design comes to life. Keep it up! Where do you get your inspiration to create this?
Strong elegant machinery and design themes from yesteryear. Thank you!
Amazing creative work, a real piece of art and a perfect example of excellent workmanship. Like your tools a lot. Would love to achieve welding skills like you have got. It was satisfying watching your work. Thanks for sharing the video.
Thank you Ahmad!
Absolutely gorgeous! From the thumbnail I thought you were using castings, but couldn't imagine you had cast anything that large yourself, and wondered where you had found such perfect castings. Seeing the full detail was even better. And there's something about those two brass pins that really sells the entire design for me.
Thank you so much Jon!! I think the brass dowels provide an unexpected dimension (Late inclusion after staring at my coffee for a few minutes)
Amazing as always Scott... you should seriously think to do an exposition...
Thanks again Fernando!!
Love this table, Scott. So cool. Great work!
Glad you like it Gil, thank you!!
Love your work , just saw your channel for the first time .
Awesome - and thank you!
Another beautiful project! I noticed a hand saw... crazy, haven't used one of those for years!
Its good therapy. Chopping up a beautiful piece of timber like that I felt that at least I could do was sweat a little. Thank you!
Awesome work Scott (as always) .Very inspired of making one. Would this design be looking good out of wood(I don't have a walder).
Hi Bill. thank you! I think it would be nice made from wood. Give it a try.
I love to watch you make complicated pieces of metal with basic tools and techniques that are attainable to the average person
Thank you Andy. Just add will power and your on your way!
Outstanding! Tnx for inspiration man 😀
My pleasure! Thank you!