The woodworking is solid, but I was most impressed by your artistry, something that I feel is being lost in a lot of modern videos that copycat one another. This was a unique idea which took a unique mind to generate. Well done, sir.
i like the fact that you made this from an old table, which is effecient & also the hanging light made out of that scrap & thanks you took time to go out & show your lovely spring...Never been to Netherland but that was a good gesture...thank you
No homie... the LED strip looks perfect. To a child, it will look like a magic dust trail. You did an amazing job and i cannot wait to start my own wood working shop, thanks to the confidence your video has given me.
That's nice! Just do it! I found out, it's not about the place you have or the tools you have, it's only about the need you feel inside to create. Do it! 😊👍👍 I wish you all the best with it!
You are the Rembrandt of woodwork !!! Dutch details and strong design ....the old table was upcycled to grace Buckingham palace for sure !!! Thanks from England TB
This video is more relaxing then a meditation video. Thank you for making and posting these videos. I'm loving all your creative projects. Looking forward to what you do next!
Seriously. This was the ONLY time I EVER enjoyed the music in an instructional video. EVER! 1) It wasn't too loud. 2) The song wasn't obnoxious. 3) The music wasn't being played over someone speaking.
The past times where I've gotten sick brought pleasure than seeing somebody cutting unsymmetrical jagged a hole in the table and then fill it with epoxy and rocks
The entire time i was watching your video, I was picturing my 3 year old granddaughters ballet class spinning around in their tutus performing the nutcracker for their Christmas Recital. I love your table! especially with the little girls dancing around it.
So very imaginative, beautiful and cool!!!! The LED lights look like a trail of hot golden coals spralled out in a line amoung the rocks, like after someone stepped in each place they left hot golden embers behind!! If you want more of a glow maybe try dropping the LEDs down by adding one more and placing back to back and then up against the underside center with the lights facing out sideways, and then adding a reflective surface around the edges of the underside of the rocked area, angled up towards the strips in center of table so the light will reflect off of the reflective surface an back up at the underside of the surface from edge to center. I think that will light the underside up like I think you were expecting and wanted!! Wonderful build, I subbed!!!
Overall, masterful craftsmanship, very unique approach on restoring an old coffee table, and good use of their resourcefulness in not wasting anything.
I was just mesmorized with the finish piece. The part you cut out of the table I thought was the piece to bring the whole thing together and if really flowed together. Loved the idea of the LED Strip down the center and the dimming light. When you did the close up of the center I kept waiting for water to flow down with tiny fish haha. Took me back to fishing at a small Brook with those types of rocks. Thanks for sharing
I'm a carpenter and that was such a cool idea. Many of my customers get rid of old furniture for new stuff after I remodel their houses so what a great idea this would be to reuse some of their old pieces to make new especially when they have sentimental value but they just don't match the new stuff. AWESOME! Thank you for sharing!
I would love to do something like this with my gigantic (but all handpicked) collection of agate! Beautiful work! I do hope you were able to enjoy more of your Dutch springtime!
Woah. Incredible workmanship. You are a true artist, my friend. Perfect choice of music. Seems to convey your heart about your project. Video and project well as executed. Bravo! 👏👏👏👍❤️
The classical music and the sound of tools running in the background, made me think of a psychopath having his way with a victim!!!! EeeKkk! I think I watch too many bad movies LOL but the table is beautiful Bravo
Great skill level! I watch these types of vids all the time to learn so I can soon make some pretty things of my own. I love the resin and the stones idea. I'd love to do it with cut bits of glass. As a woman I'm worried about how much some of these heavy duty tools are and if I'll be able to wield them for lengthy periods of time, but I'm determined to try. So anyway thanks for taking the time to make this vid. It helps some of us people who don't know how to do these things learn a bit of great craft from someone with a great skill level!
You can get a logo 3d printed, it just takes a bit of your time in sketchup, and if you design a bit on the backend where you can cut threads afterwards you can make a handle on it (by turning some wood) and there you go.
Firstly, THANK YOU! My most favourite piece of Tchaikovsky, ever! I loved every single second of this video. Your editing, was fantastic, I appreciate the little captions saying what you’re doing and saying when things didn’t go according to how you envisioned, I loved the shots of your “Dutch spring” and lastly, I absolutely LOVE the end result. I appreciate it was a lot of hard work, time and effort but it truly is a beautiful piece. Thank You so much for sharing.x
Thank you! Ideas? The idea was too simple for words: 'let's put something in resin in this table'. Now what to put in? Must be small, and a bit diverse in color... I quickly came out at pebbles or shells, and in the end chose the pebbles...
Very nice project in total. I like the idea of using the remnant wood as a lamp. If I would change something that would be the stones into something a little more transparent and probably add more strips of LED underneath
I was so intent on watching the video, I kept forgetting to read what was on the screen. Then when I did remember, and read the question, do you remember the piece that was cut out earlier... I nodded in agreement, and said out loud yeah, I remember. Nice work!
Same here. I thought "Is he going to show the LED light in the table?"... and there it was. The streak of light reminded me of lava. Of course, the lamp, which I hated, was in the way so, I couldn't get a proper look. Loved the table. Well done.
Love the table, that was gorgeous when you finished...but the overhead lighting from the piece you cut out of the table has to go..no good...not attractive at all. Lighting under the table to shine up through the rocks in the table, now that would be breathtaking. But good work my friend, I saw how much time and work went into that entire job. Thank you for sharing.
I agree, the light overhead was trying to re-use the cut-out, but it does not work, esthetically. The resin lake bottom with pebbles is magical, and the shape is not noticed because the pebbles are so dramatic. Then you see the shape of the light and it destroys the magic of the table. Sorry!
Nicely balanced and well done all around. And don't knock yourself....it couldn't have worked out better. Finally...THANK YOU FOR AN OUTSTANDING SOUNDTRACK....!!!!!!
Thank you, thank you... Sorry to disagree, but it could have been better - that's the way you learn. Now I would have poured the epoxy and sanded and polished it. The end result would have been slightly flatter and more shiny than it is now... Yeah I like Tchaikovsky too... 😊😊
@@Onrust1 Better ? Perhaps yes. But even Michelangelo was never completely satisfied with his work. Perfection is not for man. One's best at the time is admirable and speaks well for its maker.
Kangsl is right! the lamp (or table) needs to be rotated 180 degrees! Look at the circles at the ends of the lamp: the right side has many circles while the left side has only one circle. Compare that pattern with the circles in the table and you'll see it's rotated!
You're all off. As you can see somewhere in the beginning, to prevent the piece of falling (breaking) in, I screwed a beam on top of it. Because of those three screw holes, I couldn't use what used to be the top of the wood for the upside of the lamp. So I had to flip it over and use the bottom side as top. Therefore it now never 'fits' the table anymore, no matter how you turn it (yes, if you let the light shine UP! ..LOL :-). I guess that's how you learn. I should have never used the screws, I could have clamped the center wood. But back then I didn't know what to do with it anyway....
It's actually easier to get an accurate cut with the round side. If you wobble on the straight side the bit moves away from your straightedge. If you wobble when on the round side the bit stays the same distance away. I have no idea what the makers are thinking when they put those flat sides on routers. Totally bad idea!
At first I thought easter egg as in something hidden within the video, but i think he could be talking about maybe an actual easter egg hidden with the rocks
Je maakt echt hele mooie dingen. Ook heel creatief. Hoop dat ik ooit nog eens de tijd heb om dit soort dingen op te pakken. Zou graag eens zien hoe je het precies doet en welke technieken, gereedschappen en producten je gebruikt. Om echt te zien hoe is het filmpje te kort. Misschien zou je dat met een serie kortere gedetaileerdere filmpjes kunnen laten zien bij je volgende project.
+Rene Katerberg - Mja, mijn prioriteit ligt eerst bij een mooi eindproduct en dan bij een leuk filmpje, en dan zie je misschien niet compleet alles. Maar ik heb geen geheimen en je kunt me alles vragen... 😊
Hey Onrust, I like your work and i am into art and carpenting too. Just tell me, which profession you have learned to be that good in carpenting ?! Greets, your german neighbour
Well, I studied and graduated in construction, so that helped, but apart from that I'm really more or less self-made.. Learning by doing. It goes for this table too; before this I never did anything with epoxy resin. The bus gave me a creative way of thinking, and the lamp (see my other two videos) made me aware of that. Before that, I never considered myself to be very creative, as in being able to create things out of nothing. Yeah, so much to learn about yourself... and that on my age..! :-) Grüsse nach Deutschland zurück, nächstes mal ganz in Deutsch! ;-)
you basically did a Venetian terrazzo floor in your table! great idea and it looks great. Mine would have to have some organized pattern with the rocks but just because I need some geometry in the midts of free forming
Fantastic and very innovative project!!! Really enjoyed it!!!! Before i saw this, I was watching a woman from across the big pond whitewashing and destroying a wooden table with paint..... This is like from another dimension!!! Well done!! Keep creating!!!
awesome job on the table. I couldn't tell if the grain of the overhead piece was inline with the table but I thought that would be a great touch if it did. Really nice. Now Im thinking about trying it.
Nice to hear that I at least started you thinking about it... :-) No the lamp is not inline with the table - that was no longer possible because in the beginning (as you can see) I screwed the beam on top of it, to prevent it from falling / breaking in. So there were three screw holes in the top of that piece. Because of those the top was damaged and I had to turn it upside down, and therefore it never can match the table. Unless I put the table upside down too... ;-) XD
Well the bus is over the top, and this is great too. You do awesome work. I am subscribing not only so I can see what you come up with next, but also for the outstanding music. 👍👍
I just stumbles on your site. What an amazing project! I cannot imagine the value of a hand crafted piece such as this. It is truly organic and so beautiful! Oh yes, I subscribed!!
That's nice, Linda. I today finished a much bigger project on which I worked for five months. I'm not sure, but I think I'll need another month or so to make a video, but I assure you, if you liked this table, you surely won't regret the subscription. 😊 Thank you!
Just subd your channel. I really like your work. One of the things that struck me, was the way you take time at the end to show every aspect of the finished product. So many people just gloss over the final product. Great stuff. Keep um comin.
Glad you noticed that for me the object is the product, and not the video. In the future that is the way I want to go: first make something really unique and then show it. So no, I can't do a video a week. I'll be more on a schedule of a video a month. Maybe, somewhere in the future, when I can dedicate more time to it, I can do one a week. I hope so. :-) Thanks for the sub!
this is very nicely made the table looks stunning and really interesting I'm not so sure about the lamp but still this inspired me to go and make a project with a similar idea I'd say job well done fellow dutchie ; )
The woodworking is solid, but I was most impressed by your artistry, something that I feel is being lost in a lot of modern videos that copycat one another. This was a unique idea which took a unique mind to generate. Well done, sir.
That is not artistry whatsoever. That's called bad diy project. Or having fun with hole cutter and some gravel.. But no art there
rogue24 1 I agree! It’s so ugly!
i like the fact that you made this from an old table, which is effecient & also the hanging light made out of that scrap & thanks you took time to go out & show your lovely spring...Never been to Netherland but that was a good gesture...thank you
No homie... the LED strip looks perfect. To a child, it will look like a magic dust trail. You did an amazing job and i cannot wait to start my own wood working shop, thanks to the confidence your video has given me.
That's nice! Just do it! I found out, it's not about the place you have or the tools you have, it's only about the need you feel inside to create. Do it! 😊👍👍 I wish you all the best with it!
You are the Rembrandt of woodwork !!! Dutch details and strong design ....the old table was upcycled to grace Buckingham palace for sure !!! Thanks from England TB
Yeah.. since Buckingham Palace I'm called SIR Onrust! ;-)
You've the right thing signing the table because it's an artwork.
Maybe the most creative thing I've seen yet. Thanks pardner. Limitless possibilities with that Idea.
This video is more relaxing then a meditation video. Thank you for making and posting these videos. I'm loving all your creative projects. Looking forward to what you do next!
Beautiful and well executed craftmanship! I hollered in laughter when you show cased your Dutch springtime! Good stuff.
The music made this video 10000x better than it already was
first time in awhile i havent been one of those "turn the music off" people
Seriously. This was the ONLY time I EVER enjoyed the music in an instructional video. EVER! 1) It wasn't too loud. 2) The song wasn't obnoxious. 3) The music wasn't being played over someone speaking.
The past times where I've gotten sick brought pleasure than seeing somebody cutting unsymmetrical jagged a hole in the table and then fill it with epoxy and rocks
Good choice of music! Kept me watching/listening to the very end!
The entire time i was watching your video, I was picturing my 3 year old granddaughters ballet class spinning around in their tutus performing the nutcracker for their Christmas Recital. I love your table! especially with the little girls dancing around it.
So very imaginative, beautiful and cool!!!! The LED lights look like a trail of hot golden coals spralled out in a line amoung the rocks, like after someone stepped in each place they left hot golden embers behind!! If you want more of a glow maybe try dropping the LEDs down by adding one more and placing back to back and then up against the underside center with the lights facing out sideways, and then adding a reflective surface around the edges of the underside of the rocked area, angled up towards the strips in center of table so the light will reflect off of the reflective surface an back up at the underside of the surface from edge to center. I think that will light the underside up like I think you were expecting and wanted!!
Wonderful build, I subbed!!!
The Duckling Homestead and Gardens oh yeah everyone followed that! Lol
your easter egg is the happy face on the sea cow....black paint dabs, white pebble....very cool, that !
I like the LED light strip coming up through the pebbles. Very nice job. And greetings from Africa.
That’s kind of cool looking. I like how you had no plan and just went with what was in your head. Pretty cool.
I absolutely love this look .resin and wood are such a lovly combination well done
Overall, masterful craftsmanship, very unique approach on restoring an old coffee table, and good use of their resourcefulness in not wasting anything.
I liked the music, the other DIY channels are noisy. Amazing job
I was just mesmorized with the finish piece. The part you cut out of the table I thought was the piece to bring the whole thing together and if really flowed together. Loved the idea of the LED Strip down the center and the dimming light. When you did the close up of the center I kept waiting for water to flow down with tiny fish haha. Took me back to fishing at a small Brook with those types of rocks. Thanks for sharing
I love the nutcracker background music!!
agree, great choice for background music
I loved your idea, and I do believe that you handpicked each pebble, I would have as well! Beautiful end result!
The table is so artsy, and the lamp is so cool. You did such a good job!
I'm a carpenter and that was such a cool idea. Many of my customers get rid of old furniture for new stuff after I remodel their houses so what a great idea this would be to reuse some of their old pieces to make new especially when they have sentimental value but they just don't match the new stuff. AWESOME! Thank you for sharing!
Some people are just mega talented. Like WOW!
I would love to do something like this with my gigantic (but all handpicked) collection of agate! Beautiful work! I do hope you were able to enjoy more of your Dutch springtime!
Thank you. You should have seen the loads of plums this year of the plum tree I showed in the video. They tasted great!
@@Onrust1 Yum!!! Beautiful AND tasty!
Woah. Incredible workmanship. You are a true artist, my friend. Perfect choice of music. Seems to convey your heart about your project. Video and project well as executed. Bravo! 👏👏👏👍❤️
You had me at, "Brief Dutch Springtime". Well done all around.
The classical music and the sound of tools running in the background, made me think of a psychopath having his way with a victim!!!! EeeKkk! I think I watch too many bad movies LOL but the table is beautiful Bravo
Lol
Musik:Nussknacker. Tschaikowsky.
Hannibal lol
Love the table . The lamp,not so much . Awesome workmanship !
"Wait a minute! Dutch springtime!" Love it!
Great skill level! I watch these types of vids all the time to learn so I can soon make some pretty things of my own. I love the resin and the stones idea. I'd love to do it with cut bits of glass. As a woman I'm worried about how much some of these heavy duty tools are and if I'll be able to wield them for lengthy periods of time, but I'm determined to try. So anyway thanks for taking the time to make this vid. It helps some of us people who don't know how to do these things learn a bit of great craft from someone with a great skill level!
Lovely! The four people who gave it a thumbs down, must be metal workers ;)
I'm a metal worker, but I thumbed it up.
I don't have anything against making something useful out of a dead tree carcass, it just isn't my bag. ;)
Or furniture makers. It's hideous.
Wonderful work, love the build and the music, but just what I didn't need, another subscription!!!!
Очень красиво!
У вас золотые руки, вы вдохновили меня.
Da,slazem se.Mene je nadahnuo isto da radim nesto.Imam vestinu,bar tako kazu,a ne radim nista vec dugo.
Going to steal your idea with pride!! Great job my friend great video, from the UK I would like to say great job!!
One of the few things I would be glad to have stolen from me. :-)
Wonderful! 🙌🙌, Awesome Job My Friend,Thanks For Sharing 🙏
The break to show us the beautiful Dutch spring time was the best part
Awesome videos :) You need to get a branding iron for 'Onrust', it'd make your maker's mark so much cooler. Keep up the good work
I was thinking about a little copper / brass plate with the text punched in.. I have to check where I could get one of these..
Onrust! yas!
You can get a logo 3d printed, it just takes a bit of your time in sketchup, and if you design a bit on the backend where you can cut threads afterwards you can make a handle on it (by turning some wood) and there you go.
For your logo, check out some videos on smelting and pouring into a sand mould, You could show us how it's done also.
Love the idea of a branding iron... would look GREAT in wood
You are hilarious. This table idea is pure genius. Gotta have this done
Table is lovely. Lamp is overkill and detracts from the table. Nice job though.
Bravo pour votre projet réussi!!!elle est trop belle la table et la lampe!!!Bravo encore une fois!!!!
I have become a fan
I already like you ;-)
Get a room you two
Firstly, THANK YOU! My most favourite piece of Tchaikovsky, ever! I loved every single second of this video. Your editing, was fantastic, I appreciate the little captions saying what you’re doing and saying when things didn’t go according to how you envisioned, I loved the shots of your “Dutch spring” and lastly, I absolutely LOVE the end result. I appreciate it was a lot of hard work, time and effort but it truly is a beautiful piece. Thank You so much for sharing.x
Thank YOU for your kind words..
Beautiful work thanks for sharing
I don’t know where you get your ideas from but they are wonderful. Love the garden too 👍👏💕
Thank you!
Ideas? The idea was too simple for words: 'let's put something in resin in this table'. Now what to put in? Must be small, and a bit diverse in color... I quickly came out at pebbles or shells, and in the end chose the pebbles...
I saw the channel and was like "who is this and when did i subscribe to him?", then i remembered oh ya it's the awesome bus rv thingy guy thing.
PierreDolphin hahahaah me to 😂 😂 lol
*raises hand
mama lunetic
PierreDolphin ahahah... same question! Who is him I said! Man, he is amazing 😉
haha same here
Very nice project in total. I like the idea of using the remnant wood as a lamp. If I would change something that would be the stones into something a little more transparent and probably add more strips of LED underneath
I was so intent on watching the video, I kept forgetting to read what was on the screen. Then when I did remember, and read the question, do you remember the piece that was cut out earlier... I nodded in agreement, and said out loud yeah, I remember. Nice work!
Same here. I thought "Is he going to show the LED light in the table?"... and there it was. The streak of light reminded me of lava. Of course, the lamp, which I hated, was in the way so, I couldn't get a proper look.
Loved the table. Well done.
You are unfreakingbelievable! Great work, great creativity. Look forward to more of your projects!
Love the table, that was gorgeous when you finished...but the overhead lighting from the piece you cut out of the table has to go..no good...not attractive at all. Lighting under the table to shine up through the rocks in the table, now that would be breathtaking. But good work my friend, I saw how much time and work went into that entire job. Thank you for sharing.
I agree, the light overhead was trying to re-use the cut-out, but it does not work, esthetically. The resin lake bottom with pebbles is magical, and the shape is not noticed because the pebbles are so dramatic. Then you see the shape of the light and it destroys the magic of the table. Sorry!
I fully agree, and my wife even more, Hellcat. The set had to go and is now in the garage... awaiting a new destination.
Onrust! I love them both
In the RV maybe?
Hahaha! That is rich!
Nicely balanced and well done all around. And don't knock yourself....it couldn't have worked out better.
Finally...THANK YOU FOR AN OUTSTANDING SOUNDTRACK....!!!!!!
Thank you, thank you... Sorry to disagree, but it could have been better - that's the way you learn. Now I would have poured the epoxy and sanded and polished it. The end result would have been slightly flatter and more shiny than it is now...
Yeah I like Tchaikovsky too... 😊😊
@@Onrust1 Better ? Perhaps yes. But even Michelangelo was never completely satisfied with his work. Perfection is not for man. One's best at the time is admirable and speaks well for its maker.
It just bothers me on many different levels that the lamps shape is flipped.
It should have just fitted right back in if you dropped it down.
Kangsl is right! the lamp (or table) needs to be rotated 180 degrees! Look at the circles at the ends of the lamp: the right side has many circles while the left side has only one circle. Compare that pattern with the circles in the table and you'll see it's rotated!
You're all off. As you can see somewhere in the beginning, to prevent the piece of falling (breaking) in, I screwed a beam on top of it. Because of those three screw holes, I couldn't use what used to be the top of the wood for the upside of the lamp. So I had to flip it over and use the bottom side as top. Therefore it now never 'fits' the table anymore, no matter how you turn it (yes, if you let the light shine UP! ..LOL :-).
I guess that's how you learn. I should have never used the screws, I could have clamped the center wood. But back then I didn't know what to do with it anyway....
Tim Bruijninckx abstract
a work of art,you are so talented..Hope one day I will visit your beautiful country.
Если руки золотые,- пофигу откуда они растут!
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Why would you ask that. It's obviously a table!!
Beautiful table, lamp, and Dutch Springtime!
Nice!
btw. at 6:40 the flat side on the base of the router is there for a reason... But it worked out anyway ;)
It's actually easier to get an accurate cut with the round side. If you wobble on the straight side the bit moves away from your straightedge. If you wobble when on the round side the bit stays the same distance away. I have no idea what the makers are thinking when they put those flat sides on routers. Totally bad idea!
Tim Douglass - Thank you for writing down what I thought. :-)
Ohhh wooooow this is really beautiful. At first I thought the lamp would not be looking good, but you totally nailed it!
has anyone figured out the Easter egg it's driving me mad! I'll subscribe if someone tells me what it is!
The easter egg could be the book on the table?
The book is Waarom iedereen altijd gelijk heeft (Ruben Mersch)
The easter egg is the light strip 😁 or so that's my guess. Hey...where are you from? We have the same not so common last name.
At first I thought easter egg as in something hidden within the video, but i think he could be talking about maybe an actual easter egg hidden with the rocks
8:07
Alexander Stoychev : )
What a transformation you made of that table! Awesome!!!
Sand with the grain!
Omg I bout died when I saw that too😲
He was just wanting to get the stain off. You can tell it came out perfect.
Je maakt echt hele mooie dingen. Ook heel creatief. Hoop dat ik ooit nog eens de tijd heb om dit soort dingen op te pakken. Zou graag eens zien hoe je het precies doet en welke technieken, gereedschappen en producten je gebruikt. Om echt te zien hoe is het filmpje te kort. Misschien zou je dat met een serie kortere gedetaileerdere filmpjes kunnen laten zien bij je volgende project.
+Rene Katerberg - Mja, mijn prioriteit ligt eerst bij een mooi eindproduct en dan bij een leuk filmpje, en dan zie je misschien niet compleet alles. Maar ik heb geen geheimen en je kunt me alles vragen... 😊
Hey Onrust,
I like your work and i am into art and carpenting too.
Just tell me, which profession you have learned to be that good in carpenting ?!
Greets,
your german neighbour
Well, I studied and graduated in construction, so that helped, but apart from that I'm really more or less self-made.. Learning by doing. It goes for this table too; before this I never did anything with epoxy resin. The bus gave me a creative way of thinking, and the lamp (see my other two videos) made me aware of that. Before that, I never considered myself to be very creative, as in being able to create things out of nothing. Yeah, so much to learn about yourself... and that on my age..! :-) Grüsse nach Deutschland zurück, nächstes mal ganz in Deutsch! ;-)
super dass du antwortest ;) es gibt nichts schöneres als etwas mit eigenen händen zu schaffen !
you basically did a Venetian terrazzo floor in your table! great idea and it looks great. Mine would have to have some organized pattern with the rocks but just because I need some geometry in the midts of free forming
Wished I had my ten minutes back. Thought it might be cooler then that
Nicely done! The aluminum in the lamp was brilliant!
Seemed like waste of imagination
Great job with the epoxy, it can be a very difficult thing if it isn't done right! Congrats!!! Cheers Sean
cant even start to describe how ugly this thing is....
Fantastic and very innovative project!!! Really enjoyed it!!!! Before i saw this, I was watching a woman from across the big pond whitewashing and destroying a wooden table with paint..... This is like from another dimension!!! Well done!! Keep creating!!!
Great ideas.
Masterful execution.
Perfect score.
Fine production.
I love it!
Bro!!! I love the way you work. Attention to detail. Not having the "that will do" attitude. Absolutely tremendous workmanship. I respect that. 👍
awesome job on the table. I couldn't tell if the grain of the overhead piece was inline with the table but I thought that would be a great touch if it did. Really nice. Now Im thinking about trying it.
Nice to hear that I at least started you thinking about it... :-) No the lamp is not inline with the table - that was no longer possible because in the beginning (as you can see) I screwed the beam on top of it, to prevent it from falling / breaking in. So there were three screw holes in the top of that piece. Because of those the top was damaged and I had to turn it upside down, and therefore it never can match the table. Unless I put the table upside down too... ;-) XD
Jaw dropping beautiful final product.
Music is beautiful and your work and result is gorgeous!!
Wow, that's fab for your first go at epoxy and you have such a great sense of humour!
Thank you. My second go at epoxy was disastrous - soon in this theatre...
OMG so cool , little gold fish in there would’ve been cute too
Awesome video very well done, such a beautiful table and light. Your very talented thankyou so much.
Well the bus is over the top, and this is great too. You do awesome work. I am subscribing not only so I can see what you come up with next, but also for the outstanding music. 👍👍
Apparently I already set the bar quite high. I hope I won't disappoint you with my upcoming videos... Thank you.
I just stumbles on your site. What an amazing project! I cannot imagine the value of a hand crafted piece such as this. It is truly organic and so beautiful! Oh yes, I subscribed!!
That's nice, Linda. I today finished a much bigger project on which I worked for five months. I'm not sure, but I think I'll need another month or so to make a video, but I assure you, if you liked this table, you surely won't regret the subscription. 😊 Thank you!
What a fabulous project! It looks amazing
Awesome table design and I like how you used the cut out for a lamp!!
Like your channel too (subbed). Cheers from the Netherlands!
Onrust! Sweet!! Thanks man!!
Just subd your channel. I really like your work. One of the things that struck me, was the way you take time at the end to show every aspect of the finished product. So many people just gloss over the final product. Great stuff. Keep um comin.
Glad you noticed that for me the object is the product, and not the video. In the future that is the way I want to go: first make something really unique and then show it. So no, I can't do a video a week. I'll be more on a schedule of a video a month. Maybe, somewhere in the future, when I can dedicate more time to it, I can do one a week. I hope so. :-) Thanks for the sub!
Even people who complain and criticize seem to do so pleasantly and helpfully.
you should make more videos and projects like this, its so awesome
You are one cool bean for knowing how to do this. Nice background music too.
Wonderful project. Very creative. Thank you.
wauw dat is een hele mooie tafel jij levert echt vakwerk zulke kennis is zeldzaam tegenwoordig prachtige tafel
Very nice you are both an artist and a craftsman.
Awesome job! I liked your Chandelier! Now that is imagination!
oh my! it is absolutely beautiful!
every time i see something like this, i wish, i had the tools and the knowledge to try to do some of these things.
I learned some great tips from this video! These tips are AMAZING!!! Great work! Thanks for sharing your projects!
You must be well pleased with this table and light. It is just fantastic, stunning. I ♥♥♥♥♥♥💕💕💕💕💖it.
Really fun to watch you work ! Beautiful !
The magazine... Horus eye... Nice detail... Beautifull table...
Bravo l'artiste !! Belle réalisation .
Wonderful workmanship
Wow...that's a long way to go for a table filled with rocks !!!!!
Beautiful. I like the idea of the little stones. Would have loved to see some of the flowers you showed us from the tree
this is very nicely made
the table looks stunning and really interesting
I'm not so sure about the lamp but still
this inspired me to go and make a project with a similar idea
I'd say job well done fellow dutchie ; )
Thank you. I take being called inspirational as a very big compliment... :-) Any chance we will see your creations? Landgenoot?
i might be able to send you pictures of is it once it's finished. en ja ik ben ook een inwoner van ons prachtige kikkerlandje ; )