DIY OVAL DINING TABLE that SPINS!!!! BUILT--IN LAZY SUSAN
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- How to build this Modern, ellipse shaped Dining Table with a BUILT IN Motorized turntable in the center!!
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Hi, My name is Mike Montgomery and I'm a MAKER; a designer, builder, and full-time content creator. Accessibility is my focus with Modern Builds, not simply accessibility of designs, but accessibility in materials, information, and projects themselves. I've focused on creating furniture and DIY projects that are simple enough that any beginner maker can accomplish, yet interesting enough that any expert might be inspired. Building and making is becoming less and less of an exclusive hobby and profession. My goal is to reduce that separation even further.
Now this is that classic Modern Builds content I’ve been missing!
Woo!!!
Didn't think I would like the finished product but was like dang, that came out sick. Love it! I love how accessible your designs have stayed over the years, design language has definitely stayed, but you haven't gone way off into being inaccessible with cnc and all that. Keep up the great work Mike!
Free plans will be up for this project later today!! This was a fun build, but shoutout Chris for designing the coolest prefab legs ever!! 🔥
Matching the shape for a skirt could be done by using kerfed plywood. A little time consuming but reasonably easy
Weird question, but I feel like you put in new saw blades every time you use the jigsaw. Any recommendations for what to do with old blades? Keep around for future "non-superpro" projects or throw away?
Damnnnn that marker trick was smart
I like this table, Mike. This is another example of your creative gift.
Thanks for sharing this with us.
I'm glad I've come across this channel
I'm looking to build a tiny home in a bus when I get the money, but I have absolutely no skills, tools or any idea what I need, what to do and how to do jt
Finding this channel helps 😄
“On modern builds” I LOVE IT AND HIM 😊😊😊
The 2 by frame 😂 (3:06)😂
You can draw an ellipse with a piece of string and two nails.
was typing this. you can adjust your nail positions and rope length to maximize your board space too.
I had no idea!!!
Was literally typing this.
A true ellipse/oval could have been drawn on the plywood with two nails, a loop of string, and a pencil. (EDIT: and the center of the circle you wanted would be the midpoint between your nails. Draw on the "bad" side of the wood, so the nail holes end up facing the floor)
This style of table with the turn table is very popular in Korea - loved them fir a long time 😍
Dude, that's awesome!! And the beard's lookin good, buddy!
Grizzly Adams did have a beard 😂
Maybe as an apron you could add a strip of plywood with a lot of grooves cut into in but leave the outer ply intact. That way it'll bend easily. Maybe I saw this technique here on your channel, come to think of it 🤔
Yeah, that could be cool... Cut a smaller oval to attach to bottom of frame and bend kerf cut ply around it?!!?
@@ModernBuilds That would work.
Or just stack a few layers of those ovals, but that would mean more sheets of plywood. Don't know if you could get more out of one sheet if you broke the oval into segments of 1/4oval or 1/3oval?
I love that you tapped it so it doesn't fall then cut thru the tape lol. I love it man. Table looks brilliant. Love the exposed frame.
😂 nailed it! Thanks a ton
Awesome table! You could use some type of oak veneer to do an apron on the bottom of the table. That way the structure is hidden and it could give a nice contrast with the top plywood and the legs.
Very nice work bro
Nice build! Love the lazy susan.
There's a way to find the centre of a circle. Involves drawing two lines inside the circle, finding the mid point on each line and drawing a 90% line from that centre point. The intersection of the two lines is the middle.
The table looks amazing 🥰😍
Idea:
Some " pole " board (check on AD ikea billy makeover with LoneFox) would be a great idea to cover the structure around and it would add a little bit of nice texture to the furniture ✨
Now this is a great build ! Beautiful table !
God Bless America and Modern Builds. It is nice to see what can bei done with a little knowledge this guy posses. Turntable in the middle of a small table where everyone can reach everything..but on the other hand - definitely a muss have to keep all small food particles which will fall down through the hole. as well as all the dust you yousually have in a dessert town where this guy works. And Not to forget - IT SPINS!!!!
Loved this one!
Love your little microphone 🎤
Two nails as the Centers of the Ellipse and a String saves paper.
You can also draw an oval with just two nails and a piece of string...
just watched a video... had no idea lol! Could've saved a lot of time taping up that template!!
Cool design and nice router!👍👍👍👍
Thanks!! Nice upgrade :)
mike, you are so good at building stuff I watch all of your videos in awe and wish i could do that (i’m not an adult that’s why)
Amazing
Love the design!
The way you found center on the insert was 10000% super pro
I’m going to use this concept for a gaming table. Thank you for the idea!
Nice table. After the last coat is dry try sanding it with a piece of brown paper bag. Shopping bag size. It will polish the poly or vanish really smooth.
I think you need a Bob Barker style mic for hand held speaking!
heck yeah Mike!! This is really cool!
I need this so much because this is so relaxing pls continue to do you great vidios super pro!!!!
wooow!
Looks really good! Maybe a steep angle on some of the frame at either end could help the hiding the frame a little? Either way it looks fantastic!
great video and OG modern builds content - the execution leaves me somewhat wanting but again its your table and you did a decent job with an great idea. I would have paint the bottom while as the legs and used better plywood - but I like the turntable - And try to fit a tempered glas plate for added decorations so you can switch between the lazy susan and decoration in the compartment. Hell - flock it so it can be used for dice tosses for boardgames etc.
Fun - Thanks!
Very nice job
Really nice design and love the idea. Next time can you leave a few more seconds of the final reveal running so we can appreciate the end result more please? 🎉
Instead of using dowels to fill holes just mix sawdust and glue then plug and let dry...
I don’t know if this is any better, but when I use a circle jig I usually cut it on a scrap piece of mdf or ply so I can cut all the way through without anything falling out while the router is running
Awesome!! 👌❤️
Hi Mike
We are waiting for plans very much ))
you know its been bugging me for ages who Mikes voice reminds me of and it finally hit me; Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory.
What about cleaning the crack between the lazy Susan and the table top? Food will definitely get in there. Or a spill?
Super pro
Thats awesome!
Cool build. Wish the base wasn’t so chunky though.
Well, well, well, how the turntables....😐
😂😂😂
What was the green and orange clamp thing you used to hold together while you screwed in the base?
I Would add a battery to it that no visible cable or place the table against the wall.
Oh how the turns have tabled.
Donde esta el link de las patas para la mesa?
Hello
What is the texture of wood?
Nice Work. Just like a SUPER PRO. 👌
#STAYSAFE
#PHILLYPHILLY 🇺🇸
I would not have added the motorized stuff, but cool table anyway
it also spins when it's not plugged in.
You call them spider legs but you never put enough of them on. Let's see a project with a full set of 8 spider legs!
Wanted to build it out of 2x3’s? It’s a shame you’re not allowed to rip 2x4’s down
Nitpickery here: The shape is an ellipse, not ab oval. An oval is shaped like an egg. Oval even means "egg-shaped". At least, you have it correct in the description box. So, the highest office in the USA should really be called the Elliptical Office, but it is just too late in the game to make the change.
End nitpickery.
Y are you so happy.
He's always talks like that in his voice-overs
life is good 😁
I fear you will be knocking your knees on the under side frame...
No idea what the point of going through all this “flint stone genius idea” was. Super unnecessary more like it. You could’ve flipped the table upside down, centered each circle on top of each other in the hole cut out and used double sided tape with glue or a combo of CA glue and wood glue as needed. Wouldn’t this have been easier and faster resulting in the exact same end result? Or am I missing something here? Maybe that’s just my simple logical thinking of: work smarter not harder 🤷🏻♀️
the main goal of that was to ensure that the plywood circle was perfectly centered on the turntable. Since the turntable has no marking for the center point, the plywood circle could've been off-center which would make it not have a perfectly even gap when it spins in the table. I would've done something similar
You could have just printed out the papers that have the line on it instead of wasting a bunch of ink! I like your videos but sometimes I feel like you don't think anything through. Great video tho!
sometime I feel like you might be a little too critical.. the grid lines helps line up / tape things square