Zinc Counter Top Corner Fold Detail Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I am making 30" x 30" zinc hammered table tops. I had some questions from my audience about the corner detail, so I hope this helps. Thanks and please support my channel on Patreon if you want to see more instructional content like this.
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Zinc sheeted a table top for kitchen/diner. Superb tutorial, helped massively with my project, thank you fella, from the UK 👍🏻
I just finished a 20 x 60" tabletop with patinated copper sheet, the first time I have done a metal table top. I was very concerned about screwing up the corners, but your video showed me how. I practiced your technique on a few small rectangular pieces first. The big project turned out great. Your video gave me the confidence to go ahead and do it. Thank you.
Haters gonna hate. Ever notice that the truely negative comments are always from people who work the job that you are teaching us all how to save money on. Yes, I am sure they can produce professional grade product....for professional prices. Thank you for helping us learn to cut costs.
Got an old door to make an outdoor table, industrial chic, built a frame to support the edges as you have done, was ready to apply the sheet gal metal and thought I wonder how I should do the corners, better maybe I see how others have done it on YT. I came to the right place. Many thanks.
Very grateful for this video, thank you
Just found your channel and thoroughly enjoy watching a craftsman at work. It is a pleasure to view a video and learn new ways of creating quality furniture without having to buy the latest and greatest tool that some U tube posters do (of course I understand that is the way they make their living) and some folk s hobby is collecting these tools. If I lived near you I would work in your shop without pay just to learn about the skills you posse , but I guess living in Georgia is a deal breaker
Thank you. I wanted these kind of countertops. Found the perfect tutorial.
I really appreciate you showing us your steps in making these--I'm going to try it this Spring! You do awesome work.
mesmerizing!
Awesome craftsman ship. I came across your video looking for some ideas on a table I want to wrap to use as the base for my smoker. Great video. and the comments from William Dorn down there are insane. I cannot believe someone would write up such a long list of hateful criticism. It's not even productive by any means.
Thank you for your work, and for sharing your skill. I'm hoping to have my table done before Thanksgiving (this Wednesday). =)
Thanks, all the info I need for my outdoor table top. A new subscriber so I can’t wait to check out your other videos
THREE QUESTIONS::
1) What type of glue did you use? Please provide glue product name?
2) What type of hammer did you use?
3) How did you remove hammer dents from sides you hammered to bend?
What incredible craftsmanship, very well done. Thank you for sharing these techniques.
you are welcome!
Beautiful project! I saw a table like this once, what a beauty. I was looking for a way to edge band a countertop and might do it manually like this. It would look so nice.
fyi - intro was too long.
well done
It's Soo nice I love ur work sir ...
Did you use special metal pneumatic fasteners, like aluminum, or just the 'standard' staples?
Hello, I'm looking to do some zinc counter tops for my shed kitchen and came across your video. Where do you purchase your zinc? I can't seem to find a good priced/size for making a counter top. Any ideas/help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
I wondered what depth of metal sheet it is? 0.20?
Very interesting. JimE
Really nice work. Where do source your metal?
What is the sheet thickness?
What are the angles that you employed? You mention it's less than 45°. Is there a specific angle less than 45° that you use?
Very nice.
Please, what is the name of the glue that you used to stick the metal to the wood 20:25
thank you for the video, can you tell me what gauge metal you are using? Take care. Dave
Nice, thanks.
What type of glue did you use on the top and sides? Looks awesome.
Loctite PL formula (polyurethane construction adhesive)
I used your tips on regular galvanized tin and it also turns our very interesting. A little stiffer so I used a metal break to get crisp edges.thanks for the ideas and keep the vids coming
Would that glue work for a stainless steel countertop
Hola Mitchell te esctibo en español , que espesor es la chapa que usas ? ya que no entiendo el ingles , te felicito muy buenos tus videos .
Hack, looks like the surface of a golf ball. Dam!
the satin finish shows for sure, after the patina you will never notice, never
If this guy does a tutorial on how to get 8 hrs of sleep, it will be 10 hrs long.
Lol. This comment had me dying laughing. -I think it was a good video, but agreed, super long.
Wtf.
I was just thinking about this and it popped up … I’ve not searched or nuffink
How do you buy ur juice?
Get some sheet metal nibblers if you like doing this kind of top.
I have one. not very useful for accuracy
I would like a top for a table that is 36×54.
36"×54"
In the start of video, was the sheet metal glued on the table top? To keep it from moving during scribing and cutting I mean
What was the mane of the adhesive?
Nevermind. Saw the name further down the comments. Thanks for the instructions! Looks great!
Hey I was listening to the music and you turned it off. 😂
HOW DO YOU FOLD IT, 20 minutes, really
Why zinc and not stainless steel?
Different look!
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how rough was that :o
always a market segment that enjoys this look, not for everyone, there is always going to be the granite crowd
Zinc counter bottom.
As beautiful as they are, metal countertops are just not worth it at >$375 per square foot. It's no wonder so many opt for the ugly granite and quartz at half the price.
Where did you get that number you must work for the granite industry
This is really not a great way to do a zinc countertop.
1. Use a wooden or plastic hammer with a piece of wood to not dent up all the sides when folding. Place the thin wood strip directly on the metal you want to bent and hammer it into place.
2. Never leave sharp corners, IDK what you are doing, it looks more of an artistic endeavour than creating a zinc counter top. You don´t need this complicated cuts with tiny triangular tabs, this is excess material, cut it off.
3. Finish the corners by soldering them, you will have seamless corners which look like the counter top was made out of one piece. Otherwise the corner joint looks open and unprofessional.
「ビデオのキャラクターそれは素晴らしいです、私はそれがとても好きです$$」、
still a nice end piece though, get yourself a little folder and loose them dints man
What would the technical name of a folder be? I want to check that out. Thanks.
@@gothrung4086 A metal brake
That was hard to watch lol
You destroyed that metal : /
You could still see wood on the corner after you hacked it up free style.
We’re you trying to oil can and bash in the Entire thing?
I know right that was very disappointing I have done galvanised with a a clean bend i thought he was going to show us something I hadn't seen before
with the folds employed no wood will show, its the way the light is hitting the corner that makes it look that way, also the satin finish of shiny zinc shows the dings, and with the final patina the dings will be unnoticeable, overall it's a fantastic finished piece, been there, done this method, no complaints here, customers love this
Some advice for u , next time u make a tutorial just straight to the point....maybe it will be much better
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