How To Build Reclaimed Industrial Tables
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2017
- Check it out! In this video I build 5 Reclaimed Wood Industrial tables for a local brewery in Pittsburgh, PA
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Great vid, dude! Some excellent camera shots there. And love the character of those tables, especially the holes in the round edge.
ya, I enjoy leaving those in the piece. Most people cut around them or try and get rid of it. But thats the best part if you ask me!
I love the natural knots and check marks in the wood. Gives it a great finished look.
Yea theyre cool!
John, great stuff, love reclaimed wood. Also really enjoying your videos.
Awesome build John video quality was great as always to. Enjoyed the music as much as the tables. New shop looks great to.
Great video John. Love that you left the imperfections in the wood. The imperfections make it perfect. Also, like how you used the router to cut that table round. Gotta try that sometime.
Nice work John--Interesting construction on the X legs, I haven't seen that before--everything turned out great!
yea, probably because i made it up, but hey.... theyre still standing!
Finally someone who joins boards together without the complication of biscuits or dowels. Love the look of those smaller tables legs
Wood glue is so good now you shouldnt worry about biscuits. Only for alignment. The X were my favorite part too!
John, you got some mad skills! From wood to metal. And the best part about the X's is that the owner won't ever have to worry about the base of the tables being misaligned or wobbling over time.
yes! thank you so much !
Always love your videos, and always inspiring.
Great build, the tables look awesome!
Awesome, Malecki!!!! Super inspiring!!!
Great build. Can't understand why this hasn't had more views. Great job.
Nice table,amazing results.Well done,mate.Cheers!!
thanks man! appreciate the support
GREAT project dude. Loved it !
Great Video John, keep up the good work!!
great design, love your work!
So good. I love it. Congrats
Nice tables John. Love the wood and steel.
reeeeeeaaaally nice!
and painting with the hand in the pocket looks really hip :)
tables all look great brother nice work
Just seen this, and it's really nice work 👍 Simple but a really great end product. Thanks for sharing and now subscribed 👍
Awesome build by the way.
Beautiful job.
another awesome project.
Very good work!
Greetings from Germany
Top Trade quality work, loved the production quality absolutely 👍👍👍, cheers Sumo from Australia 👍👍👍
thank you for the love!
Love your stuff John. Thanks for sharing .
+Keith Avery no problem keith ! Glad you enjoy
Turned out great John👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I agree. Thank you
Great build!
awesome job man. they turned out great. I like your technique for making the x's too.
ya they were a bit tricky, but came out nicely
Nicely done ! 👍👍
Great build by the way
Cobblehaus? Thats only a few minutes from me! Good stuff Malecki!
Great Job!! 👍👍
thanks buddy
Metal e madeira restaurada, ficou muito bom!
Well done!!
HY Beautiful works , c'est trés beau bravo !
nice work brother!
Thanks man!
Great job I also like that combo steel base wood top ,
Great build John. I see that your ww business is really expanding
ya hopefully keeps growing !
Great work! I found your channel by trying to find out how to get a smooth finish on old barn wood while still keeping its character. I'm using wood from a barn on our property to put on top of an existing trestle table to make a farm table. What wood glue do you recommend? Thank you!
It's all about the TOOLS! Awesome shop!
ah thank you!
Turned out really nice! So what brewery do i have to go to to see in person? (yes in da burgh)
Dude. I love these tables and your metal and wood design builds. Do you attach the table top by welding a piece of flat bar to the base and screwing it in from bottom?
Basically yes, The video for this you can see i weld boxes of flat stock and then use those to bolt the table down.
Nice work. I love the rustic wood/metal combination too. How about a quick tip on you taking out that broken screw. It went by kind of fast.
i use a punch or an old screwdriver
Good job!!!
Thank you!
hola una pregunta dèspues del barniz en la mesa redonda hay que lijar el barniz ??? muy lindo trabajo
Excellent owns my welding machine and carpentry implements to make my furniture for my bar thank you really thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Jose!
Great video, and great product sir. Did you finish this with water based poly? If so, does it feel plastic-y like the oil based does or does it still feel pretty natural?
i use general finished enduro-var its pretty awesome and i'm a big fan of the top coat. With the reclaimed stuff i like the build. not sure of the chemical composition but it does leave a nice smooth surface, not like an oil
Hello John, I have built my 36 round reclaim wood table tabletop. What's the gauge of steel you used for the table and can this be used outside? Thank you
Great looking furniture! What are the measurements for the long table?
When you started canterpainter job nic job
this really makes me want to learn how to weld. where would you start? what type of welder is that?
+Deb Hess I would start with +weldingtipsandtricks and I would go buy a Lincoln 210 MP! It's pricey but you'll get good fast. If not , Craigslist
John, great video and nice build....Was that an oil based poly or a water based poly you used on those reclaimed tables?
I used General Finishes Enduro-Var
What clear coat do you use on table tops like those?
Nice work! What did you use to finish the tables?
Endurovar from General Finishes
Hi John, I am from the UK and have been interested in starting a venture like this myself, how long did it take you to get to the level you are at the now? And how long do these projects take you? I'm mainly looking at it as a hobby/2nd job hopefully becoming something more. I already have welding experience through my current work.
A long Time. You can check out everything on my website ! But I’ve been doing this full time for almost 6 years now
Hey John. Were is the Pub that has your tables? We are coming to Pgh. next week and I will stop in to have a beer. Love the look and the tables. Your video work has really improved. Great web site and keep making them. FT
Fred thank you,
Its in coripolois on the main avenue.
I missed what kind of finish you used. Looks really nice sir!
Just saw in the comments, thanks!
nice, thumbs up for me.
Love it! What is it finished with?
General Finished Endurovar
I Tought i was the only one who does'nt use domino... big fan of your stuff and channel
appreciate it!
Do you put anything on the bottom of the legs so it doesn’t cut up the floor?
I cap the bottoms and round them over so it keeps them nice and smooth and from destroying there floor
Looks great ! Do you have a helper in the shop or do you work alone ?
George Hallak I bring in help as needed on a sub contracted basis.
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hi. What did you use to coat the wood? Thank you
General Finishes Endurovar
Thank you =)
Hey John, your family name is "Maletzki". Learn how to say it. Polish proud.
Quick question, not questioning your technique, just curious. Why not biscuits in the table top. Is it because just using glue is fit for service on those pieces?
Garage Dad biscuits serve no purpose but alignment. They're just pressed particles and not strong. I would use dominos if anything. But if you have square boards you don't need biscuits. Technology in glue is stronger than the actual wood. Furniture before biscuits still exists, and it will after. I prob won't ever use them again. Haha . But great question. Thanks for asking !!
Thank you! Good info. Been a welder/fabricator for a long time. Just getting into wood working so I'm soaking up info. Keep up the great work!
When I saw the thumbnail I thought you made the chairs also lol.
Awesome tables John! What size are the tops on round ones? They look like a size I'd like to build for myself. Thanks!
40" round !
Thank you!
You have some welding skills
Self taught, i attest it all to the Lincoln 210 MP . Machine has made me 100x a better welder
John Malecki That is amazing. It all looks so amazing
What is the model of this cutter saw with the toothed disk?
The cold chop saw is made by FEIN
Thank you for responding, I'll give you a look at the price
This looks like Jimmy Diresta's work ! Just Kidding !
thats flattering. Jimmy is the best on YT
i found it
never seen anybody glue boards together or paint anything with one hand in his pocket!
its how i keep it from getting out of control!
Dammit i got flashed!
Always look away!
NICE WORK DUDE, THE MUSIC IS IRRITATING AS HELL, BUT YOU DO AWESOME WORK!
ok.
You'll find all the inspiration you need on Stodoys plans.