I'm about to make a similar project and this was really helpful! But mainly I just wanted to say you're really funny as well as informative, it made the video very entertaining!
This looks beautiful, congratulations! Please if you have time, I would truly appreciate if you would answer me one question. Has that polyurethane lacquer proven over time to be strong enough to keep the bark on? I would also like to do some wood projects where I would keep the bark on, and I'm searching for the best way to do that. Thanks!
Great job. I wonder if a decorative wrought iron rail could be attached horizontally to the two legs near the bottom to help stabilize the table? To keep the table from racking.
How has the bark held up with just the poly coating? I’m about to start a similar project people keep suggesting epoxy on the bark but if poly works, I’d much rather use that!
@@skillful_DIY_fan What? You glued the bark im sie places? what does that mean? And "the test od holding only with laquer coating"? Are you saying that glue didn't hold and that lacquer did? Is the bark staying in place or not? I understand that English is not your native language, but this is a very important question and I really am interested in the answer. Thanks in advance.
What did you end up doing? I was going to gorilla to wood glue any loose pieces and let that dry 100% then coat with epoxy resin using a paint brush and let that dry before putting on a thick coat so it doesn’t get mixed with a thick pour of resin and bark/glue pieces
Ech fakt, to już dwa lata. Stolik ok. W dwóch miejscach musiałem podkleic korę bo odeszła miejscowo, się poza tym stoi cały czas pod dachem na dworze i nic się z nim nie dzieje złego. Polecam kolegę programistę:)
at least I still have the safety brake on my chainsaw. In my neighbourhood I know guys which remove this.. but Yes, You are right, it's not very smart to work like that.
This video made me laugh out loud several times, thank you for sharing your humor. That bench and table are both stunning!!
Stunning work and good english spoken with great accent too.
+Anthony Johnson thank You:)
Very nice work! And very amusing commentary :)
I'm about to make a similar project and this was really helpful! But mainly I just wanted to say you're really funny as well as informative, it made the video very entertaining!
Thank You
It’s Beautiful 😍!!!
Thank You
Thank you for your video, very nice work.
Beautiful
Great work! Beautiful table. The bench looks great with it. I'm sure you'll keep it, but it's a valuable set!
This looks beautiful, congratulations!
Please if you have time, I would truly appreciate if you would answer me one question.
Has that polyurethane lacquer proven over time to be strong enough to keep the bark on?
I would also like to do some wood projects where I would keep the bark on, and I'm searching for the best way to do that.
Thanks!
thank you
Great job. I wonder if a decorative wrought iron rail could be attached horizontally to the two legs near the bottom to help stabilize the table? To keep the table from racking.
Good job :)
Tkanks mister
great work
+Garrett Hamlin thanjs:)
thanks
Wow!
+tutubeos :)
My planer is a bit short, so let's make it longer... I love this kind of simplicity :-).
:)
How has the bark held up with just the poly coating? I’m about to start a similar project people keep suggesting epoxy on the bark but if poly works, I’d much rather use that!
I've glued the bark im się places, the test od holding only withe laquer coating.
@@skillful_DIY_fan What? You glued the bark im sie places? what does that mean? And "the test od holding only with laquer coating"? Are you saying that glue didn't hold and that lacquer did? Is the bark staying in place or not? I understand that English is not your native language, but this is a very important question and I really am interested in the answer. Thanks in advance.
@@63Ducati1 no no no. Sorry. I glue bark on all places where it was falling off. The rest was only covered with lacquer
What did you end up doing? I was going to gorilla to wood glue any loose pieces and let that dry 100% then coat with epoxy resin using a paint brush and let that dry before putting on a thick coat so it doesn’t get mixed with a thick pour of resin and bark/glue pieces
Panie kolego, bardzo fajnie wyszedł Tobie ten stolik. Jak się sprawuje po dwóch latach?
Ech fakt, to już dwa lata. Stolik ok. W dwóch miejscach musiałem podkleic korę bo odeszła miejscowo, się poza tym stoi cały czas pod dachem na dworze i nic się z nim nie dzieje złego. Polecam kolegę programistę:)
What would you use instead of the planer? I am using a similar piece of wood for a mantle shelf.
+Rabbi Chanan Krivisky search in yourube. People are makibg the frame and they are using it with a hand router to plann the surface
@@skillful_DIY_fan I'm going planer and it's working out well. Thanks for your video and response.
Where are you from? Loved the table
Poland
Akcent cię troszkę zdradza :) A tak ogólnie dobra robota !
troszkę ? gadam jak pijany rosjanin ;-) ale tam.. wazne, ze w miare zrozumiale. Pzdr krajana!
Hand tools always seem like a good idea until you start using them...
Akcent troszkę zdradza ale wykonanie piękne
mysle, ze wiecej niz 'troszkę' ;-) dzieki!
Chain saw when wearing shorts gives me anxiety
at least I still have the safety brake on my chainsaw. In my neighbourhood I know guys which remove this.. but Yes, You are right, it's not very smart to work like that.
320 and 400 grit? totally unnecessary past 220