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@therenaydin Twitter: extremely restrictive character limit fosters environment suitable for people with extremely short attention spans, plus the whole thing is like a super public message board with anyone and everyone chiming in with an opinion, no matter what the subject is, or just how knowledgeable they are about it. Instagram: Exclusively specifically cropped pictures, and the brief, slightly related comments they garner. Most accounts are filled with boring, self-aggrandizing content. This is especially true of so-called 'influencers' Tiktok: Brief, albeit amusing videos. Good for short term amusement, but not well suited for any sort of discussion, or deep dives on stuff. UA-cam: Videos promoted by algorithm for maximizing ad revenue for Google. Comments sections typically filled up with trolls looking to generate outrage 'for the lulz.' Very little discussion to be had, except perhaps on niche videos with smaller view counts. Facebook manages to avoid most of these problems most of the time, but is very much not above reproach, and has downsides of its own. Facebook alternatives: MeWe Minds-dot-com Parler None of the above are especially wonderful, but have their own merits.
Excellent job!. I Just came to see this working, and would like to try it but in metal, since wood cannot handle chain tensors force, and I think these will be necessary to prevent that shaking.
They just need some tension. The longer the middle string, the lower the table. Depends on how high you want the table. From there you just need to put the outer strings on at equal lengths to each other, so they all have equal tension
i made a small prototype my self using cardboard, and thought if we added weight to one side, we would only need to attatch strings to the opposite side of the weights, making a good idea for a chair as well, and instead of fastening chains into the wood, put them over the wood with little slots. Thats would make for a PORTABLE TABLE/CHAIR
Hello, I think this table is mega and since I am a Waldorf student I would like to build it and wanted to ask if it is possible to get instructions with measurements. I learned a lot in the video, but I just don't have the dimensions
Thats what I figured, just follow the basic outline, chains and the shape in general, it shouldn't matter how tall it is or how long and wide, as long as the chains are correct.
Nobody ever seems to mention how to decide where to place the two chains/ropes/strings that connect the 'legs' (or whatever they are called). Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe they have to be exactly halfway across the structure, otherwise the top and bottom half will not line up properly. In some things I think that is a good idea but not so much with this table.
60# fishing line looks more mysterious and should hold almost anything you set on the table. Getting them all the same length would be a logistics problem, however.
( I copied someone else's comment bc I thought you should see it ) To fix the sway flip one of the “legs” (idk what to call them) around and keep the corner chains tighter. maybe it can fix that wobble.
@@eyesocket6241 yeah i saw that but i dont understand the comment. i rly just wanna know how much sway there is because im thinking about making one of these for a little side table with phone charging stuff and i also want to be able to put my glass of water there without it spilling.
@@phoenixmerrill1896 yeahh I understand, but people be makin chairs and stuff with these and the don’t wobble even if someone’s sitting on them, I think you should be fine (i’m also thinking of making a mini one so if you try it let me know how it goes!!)
@@eyesocket6241 alright thank you for the help! im gonna prototype using fishing line and popsicle sticks if i can find any and then i will start the real thing if that goes well
The dimensions are not essential to the structure. All you need to do is decide what dimensions YOU want and start constructing the item to suit yourself. Just be sure the two shorter chains are halfway across the structure so the top and bottom line up with each other, unless you don't want them lined up with each other.
No matter which direction it tries to collapse, the opposite side or short chains would have to stretch. Those chains are not going to stretch so unless they break, the structure holds up. In other words, it's magic.
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October 2020 update has fixed it not working anymore
Hey. I think you’re playing the fake version of Real Life
Finally, the perfect table for my bobble head collection!
came here to find an answer to the meme. I was amazed.
Watched the whole goddamn thing
Same
At
Same me
HAHAHAHAHHA same
After seeing in fb, I thought it's fake, but actually it's possible. Nice design
@therenaydin
Twitter:
extremely restrictive character limit fosters environment suitable for people with extremely short attention spans, plus the whole thing is like a super public message board with anyone and everyone chiming in with an opinion, no matter what the subject is, or just how knowledgeable they are about it.
Instagram:
Exclusively specifically cropped pictures, and the brief, slightly related comments they garner. Most accounts are filled with boring, self-aggrandizing content. This is especially true of so-called 'influencers'
Tiktok:
Brief, albeit amusing videos. Good for short term amusement, but not well suited for any sort of discussion, or deep dives on stuff.
UA-cam:
Videos promoted by algorithm for maximizing ad revenue for Google. Comments sections typically filled up with trolls looking to generate outrage 'for the lulz.' Very little discussion to be had, except perhaps on niche videos with smaller view counts.
Facebook manages to avoid most of these problems most of the time, but is very much not above reproach, and has downsides of its own.
Facebook alternatives:
MeWe
Minds-dot-com
Parler
None of the above are especially wonderful, but have their own merits.
@@unclebanana too bad for you that Parler went offline
@therenaydin I am using facebook too haha
This is the content we need. Thank you so much. You're a great craftsman!
When the meme becomes a reality
Fuck I just saw the meme on Instagram
lol
IFunny?
Think it was real before the meme lol
Correction:when reality becomes a meme
Excelent woodwork, I mean, artwork. No fancy machines or any tricks, just talent and hard work! Will certainly check you other videos.
Now that's a true craftsmanship right there.
This is a very skilled carpenter! It’s so nice to see him work!
Probably better than most tables in an earthquake, sincerely. Beautiful! 👍🏼
It can balance itself . Fantastic
Excellent job!. I Just came to see this working, and would like to try it but in metal, since wood cannot handle chain tensors force, and I think these will be necessary to prevent that shaking.
thanks you very much
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This one is even more amazing due to the fact that not many screws glue and other power tools/fancy tech was used
Thanks so much!
Does it stable for a study table? I'm planning to make one please notice me 😊
Lol ok ESL
Great stuff! I'm planning to build one myself but i need to know...do the strings need to be an exact lenght or...?
They just need some tension. The longer the middle string, the lower the table. Depends on how high you want the table. From there you just need to put the outer strings on at equal lengths to each other, so they all have equal tension
To fix the sway flip one of the “legs” (idk what to call them) around and keep the corner chains tighter.
This makes so much more sense now
This way of construction is called «tensegrity» and relies on eg. gravity to function. Very great!
egg gravity
how is this even possible?? man my mind is blown!!
Nice. Are plans available? The chains appear to have a hook at one end. Is that so?
Some incredible work on your channel. Love it and you for sharing. Many thanks.
i made a small prototype my self using cardboard, and thought if we added weight to one side, we would only need to attatch strings to the opposite side of the weights, making a good idea for a chair as well, and instead of fastening chains into the wood, put them over the wood with little slots. Thats would make for a PORTABLE TABLE/CHAIR
I recognize your technique your a true wood working master.
Old fasion wood working takes resl talent man! Good job 🫡
bravo, great job, I have a feeling he can make anything
It's beautiful would love to build one any chance of getting some dimensions
Do you think the same?
Hello, I think this table is mega and since I am a Waldorf student I would like to build it and wanted to ask if it is possible to get instructions with measurements.
I learned a lot in the video, but I just don't have the dimensions
You don't need dimensions. Just make it to your liking!
Thats what I figured, just follow the basic outline, chains and the shape in general, it shouldn't matter how tall it is or how long and wide, as long as the chains are correct.
Can be any dimensions just make sure the top and bottom half are mirrored exactly or it may not work
you are really talented
The table wants to fall but constant stress would not let it fall.
so im a table
창의적입니다. 훌륭한 아이디어입니다.
Nobody ever seems to mention how to decide where to place the two chains/ropes/strings that connect the 'legs' (or whatever they are called). Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe they have to be exactly halfway across the structure, otherwise the top and bottom half will not line up properly. In some things I think that is a good idea but not so much with this table.
beautiful friend
Very nicely done mate
A possible impossible table... nice!
How does wood prevent heat loss?
What if I push sideways would it collapse?
Impossible
That’s awesome! What type camera do you use for filming your videos if you don’t mind me asking? Sound is great also. Thanks
Your words help motivate me to make other videos. thanks
🤠👏👏 lindo trabalho meu amigo merece nosso like 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Obrigado por suas sugestões
What did you use to polish them?
Nice simple design for a floating table.
You can add angle supports to 90 degree joints
Thanks for reminding me to pay more attention on that
Sir can u plzz tell me whether radius of that chain really matters when making this table.. Plzz reply
It doesn't but the larger chain will make it support heavier objects
60# fishing line looks more mysterious and should hold almost anything you set on the table. Getting them all the same length would be a logistics problem, however.
From watching this video, I came to an understanding of how this table works lmao
Good job
Beautiful job and ingenuity. Any way for you to post the plans?
thank you
@Spaceman Savvy its the plans he requested, not plants
Fantastic job 👍👍👍
Build a time machine next please
you're a master ♥
Masterpiece 💙
Wonderful job!! My compliments!! I would like to be able to do something like this... it is really wonderful
Thank you for your great compliments
สุดยอดๆๆๆๆๆๆๆ ฝีมือล้วนๆ ไม่มีเครื่องใช่ไฟฟ้าเลย นับถือๆๆๆๆๆ 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 ขอคาราวะ ครับ 😍😍😍😍😍 ชื่นชมมากๆๆ ผมก็ทำงานไม้ ครับ ครู
ขอบคุณสำหรับคำชมที่ดี
@@HCarpenter ชื่นชม ครับ ครู ผมชอบดูและ ศึกษางาน ไม้! ตั้งแต่เด็กๆ ครับ งานไม้ที่ทำด้วยมือ สวยงามเสมอ คุณพ่อ ก็เป็นช่างไม้ ผมก็ งูๆ ปลาๆ พอได้ครับ ครู 😁😁😍😄
How much weight can it hold?
do you have the parts and sizes posted anywhere?
after marking the wood, what are you rubbing on it, before chiseling it? whats it called, and whats the purpose?
I think it was gloss to make the wood look finished (Nice)
It's probably a scribe. It etched the wood, then he uses the pencil to darken.
To help with chiseling? Mabey?
it looks like it would be wobbly. can somebody confirm or deny that before i build it?
( I copied someone else's comment bc I thought you should see it ) To fix the sway flip one of the “legs” (idk what to call them) around and keep the corner chains tighter. maybe it can fix that wobble.
@@eyesocket6241 yeah i saw that but i dont understand the comment. i rly just wanna know how much sway there is because im thinking about making one of these for a little side table with phone charging stuff and i also want to be able to put my glass of water there without it spilling.
@@phoenixmerrill1896 yeahh I understand, but people be makin chairs and stuff with these and the don’t wobble even if someone’s sitting on them, I think you should be fine (i’m also thinking of making a mini one so if you try it let me know how it goes!!)
@@eyesocket6241 alright thank you for the help! im gonna prototype using fishing line and popsicle sticks if i can find any and then i will start the real thing if that goes well
@@phoenixmerrill1896 good luck!
Thought it was gonna be a good decoration but it's wobbly
Бомба молодчина
Que maravilha parabéns eu amo arte já me escrevi
lo puoi usare per rilevare i terremoti
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Is it impossible for you to share the measures too?
Здорово!
puedes decir siquiera las indicaiones de cuanto mide cada uno ?
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Make a impossible floating comfortable bed frame
What are the measurements for the table
??
Hope you drilled those holes by hand
This is nice
Has it been patched? I want to try making one but don’t want to waste my time if it’s been patched already
Physics.exe stoped working
this is physics.exe's proof of it working!
Physics.exe still running
Physics.exe is working just fine. Thats why table like this is possible.
@@shrinjayghosh4633 yeah
yeah pretty wobbly
Good job, but without wood glue? Why
actually I use very strong wood links so I don't need glue
Oh 🤔
Amazing! After seeing the meme, I had to check it out if it was real.
please share dimensions so we can also try to build
The dimensions are not essential to the structure. All you need to do is decide what dimensions YOU want and start constructing the item to suit yourself. Just be sure the two shorter chains are halfway across the structure so the top and bottom line up with each other, unless you don't want them lined up with each other.
Awesome all hand tools , just awesome , beautiful
Thank you for your sincere review
Without power tools. Nice
Wonder why it doesn't collapse sideways.
Because the corner chains prevent it from moving sideways; it would lengthen the chains on the opposite side.
No matter which direction it tries to collapse, the opposite side or short chains would have to stretch. Those chains are not going to stretch so unless they break, the structure holds up. In other words, it's magic.
Que le pones a la madera para que agarre ese color?
Se llama tinte para madera o a veces le llaman barniz de color
@@EdgarTMCC gracias
Muy bonito trabajo
Dimension plz
That's simple
anyone knows what is he aplying to the wood?
varnish
Welcome to the Show of were the Quarantine Takes you.
Blueprints?
I actually made a small version. ( Not that beautiful) but looks awesome
Its all about tension
Nice work bro.
What tipe of camera you use
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now use the new material that is invisible when it doesn't move on the chains
I watched it as meme on instagram but I'm shocked after watching this 😵😵
good for earthquake, or ship.
Yeah . i think so
The meme brought me here. I could Rest In Peace now lol
I knew thats a wobbly ass table 😂
Lakdi kosi use ki h
Fred flinstone....yabba dabba doo
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I want job sheet
Yeah; glass top, that's what I would have chosen... glass.
PLEASE PROVIDE DIMENSIONS
They don't matter. As long as the chains are the same length as each board requires, it will work.
Try to apply a longitudinal force.
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How much I want to buy
I have not sold this product sir
@@HCarpenter do you know where I can buy one.