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Very hard work but you did it very well going so slow with the polyurethane vsrnish. Actually your orbital sander is well much better for beginners as the straight sanders can tare at pine or any wood so it's much better to fo that keeping the sanding pad moving lightly over the wood. I'm a violin maker, my grandad was a joiner, or carpenter, a master carpenter. And Grand Order Of Clock makers. They used to use Button polish or Shellac, to laquer their eork. Marquetry and Parquetry for inserting veneers into the top wood. I've just wombled a tall boy from a Skip😂 It's so Coochum. This looks a bit narled the edges are not as sharp as you could have got them but its very very good, the colour is giving that top a much more expensive look and the legs are well painted or spray painted. You can use noggins for the little nails. Look up noggins, they are done by using a drill with a circular bit to whittle or whirl a small circle into the top around the pesky nail, then use a round dowel of wood from a round well peice of wood. Then wood glue it in to fit before the colour and varnish on. They look really nice instead of wood filler. They only have to be little in depth 5 mms. Fiddly but voochee at the end result. Posher ❤❤❤

Great vid!

Wow that looks awesome. I'm doing the same thing to a dining room table. The cost may be more but it's satisfying!

You should've done some research on processes that you were doing.

circular motions with sanding on wood is a big No no .. always go with the grain

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amazing $160 table

Amazing repurpose!!

I have my table stripped off for long time, looking for a good video to help with my project, and I really love your video, what is the name or brand of the last product did you use?

It looks bigger than 100!! Nice space. Perfect actually. If i owned a big home (again, 3500 sq ft)I bet i just live in one small area only anyhow. My apartment is abouy 250 ish. Lol Waste of money. And. I have subsidized rent! My rent is only 30% of my income. :)

I found your video because I wanted to do the same thing. Have you looked at Alton Brown that he made with a couple of two liter bottles?

Just think of the cost, as inflation. Plus all the memories that come with it, is priceless 🎉

It was made with love that is priceless ❤, do not compare

Hi! Thank you for very useful video and great tips. I tried to do something similar, but something went a bit off, so I’m kindly asking you for an advice: I have a wooden IKEA table. Its top made of several wooden blocks, so it’s not a single sheet of wood. I dyed it using water-based dye, and covered it with the first coat of polyurethane lacquer. The thing is that after applying the first coat I can see that the surface gone patchy - some wooden blocks are glossy and smooth, and some - dull and a bit rough to the touch, where the wood absorbed the lacquer. I was going to use fine sandpaper to even the surface after the first coat of lacquer. But now I’m a bit confused as I don’t know if I could damage the dye layer on the dull patches and expose the wood, as it is obviously very thin. What would you suggest to do in this case? I was going to do at least three coats of lacquer with sanding in between.

What a loser

I never understood the appeal of the titty lights anyways.

Very helpful. Pilot hole guide is a great tip. I’m using black guide wire for my project.

Replace light ❌ Cut top of the door ✅

Can't put a price on memories.

Way more of a pain in the ass than screwing in a light bulb

Now it’s worth more. You did great bro and thanks for the tips

What happens when it goes out? You have to replace the entire thing? Because that’s what I’m experiencing rn. They came with the house

The way how you did it with the first couple bulbs when you put them on really close and spread them out like a shower curtain but it’s the shower curtain hooks 🪝💡🔌🪫🔋🔦⚙️

Yep , Citristrip is a nightmare. I had to do two coats with an hour in between or so and scrape for days to get off all the gunk it left that will gum up your sander as you found out. Then wipe down good with mineral spirits! I'd do a good carbide scraper and then orbit sander next time or at least try a better stripper than Citristrip which barely took off the poly and stain coat.

WTH? This is exactly what I was looking for. Your video was the first in my search. I'm sharing this with everyone I know. Awesome tute and demo. You rock. Thanks!

did you turn off the circuit breaker?

How long does.it take you ?

Looks great! You should have shown the lights at night.

Hot wife

Beautiful and Honest video. Very Helpful Brother.

I an a beginner too your table looks great. Can you let me know what color of stain you used ?.Love that color thank you

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No ground wire, no thanks 😂😂

You cant put a price on memories. Or having a happy wife. For a first time using poly and stain i would say you did pretty good. That was a complete table restoration. Also like others have said if the finish/shine is already gone, you could of skipped the stripping part. Also sand with the grain. Other than that GREAT job.

7:29 Either way? You are on your way to many more scratches. Decades pass in the blink of an eye. Cheers! 🍻

2:30 🕝 Too funny 😂 out village clerk had parents that outlived her by 40 years and she was in her late 60s. She told how her Mom and Dad would be asked,”do you have any antiques?!” They both replied in stereo,”no, we wore them out.”

2:04 *GOOP Is definitely correct, I believe it’s the worst stripper I have ever used. I had the greatest pyramid shaped MCM table. Instead of stripping I should have listened to a friend’s advice. Use stripper lightly on the Formica shelves. Lightly sand the wood, and paint it again. Because it had a previous 2nd owner that destroyed the original finish. By using an oil based paint, I could still kick myself. Now, I am watching you. Hoping you find a much better way to remove this table’s marks. My problem is I have a 🐈‍⬛ and live in an apartment building. So, I don’t have the option of toxic outdoor stripping or finishing. I have no plans of doing the legs or under the top. It’s every bit of 100 years old, with original white non~chipped porcelain casters. The top was used as roughly as your wife’s family. It’s lacquer or shellac, it’s become gummy. I want a nice, shiny, durable surface, that’s easily cleaned. Thanks 😊

Thats a perfect light. You definitely made me want one. Installation looks easy af.

So what do you do with the ground wire in a situation like this?

Also you saved timber that was gonna be thrown out, so saving the environment. $65 was worth a lot more in those days!

I like youtube tutorials that are honest, & reveal everything. After all, we learn from peoples mistakes. So , very well done! Congrsts.

Sandra Cisneros The House on Mango Street, such a great book. Love the room too.

How do light strand connect to the other ??

Festoon lighting

Very beautiful! It was worth.

I've been watching tutorials for an hour trying to get the info I needed. I misplaced the instruction book a month before the install. This video got to the point, showing a user friendly guide to the wires. Thank ya'll so much!!!

So is the just the room 100 sqft?

Great video! Very clear and helpful instructions.