For the lamp, if you had cut it in half and pressed it right up against the mirror, you could have doubled the depth effect by making the lamp appear to repeat half as often.
there would still be a noticable borderline cutting across the lamp, you can kinda see the 'sections' where the mirror starts in the video with the different shades. to ease the gap we could install the lamp horizontally.
@@bi_zha Take the cage bit from the discarded half, maybe sand it down a bit and throw it where it touches the glass. Might be able to hide the seam by pretending it is part of the fixture.
you need this in the corner of the room with one level with the floor, and another one in the ceiling, with a ladder on the wall in-between the two. That way it looks like a infinite shaft going up and down that you can access!
I appreciate the direct, immediate doing of the thing, with a minimum of unrelated discourse, self-promotion, etc. you don't waste our time. Well done.
Only people who are either jealous, or they can't do it and it makes them envious of others so much, that they get jealous of others. I think them kind of people do stuff like that, or they think they are better than others. Who wouldn't like infinity anything?
Stairway (ladder) to heaven? Oh wait, it goes down, moving along... Nicely done, I now have you to thank for putting yet one more project on my bucket list.
@@gorillaau that's not a bad idea. Hinged on the top, with a trigger to turn the LED on when opened. Rigged up to a LED controller to add a flicker once in while.
A phenomena that has always fascinated me as a child sitting in a barber chair, you know, 2 large mirrors facing each other, you sitting at an angle and there it was. 🤔Still amazes me to this day.
This is sick looking I have a gaming PC and the case has a infinity mirror in the front it really does look like magic and looks like I can stick my arm half way inside the PC case.
You are absolutely genuine and about as real as it gets brother. Thanks for the build, the ideas and the video. I'm definitely gonna turn one of these out here in the big Country of Texas....lol...
I love this project. Really good idea having a mineshaft. With regard to the router, you could have made your own fence for it. Thin piece of hardboard screwed to the base with the shiny side down and then fix a small strip of wood to one side to give you the size gap you need.
Reminds me of one of my favorite episodes of the old cartoon "Dungeons and Dragons" where the heroes got a treasure chest that, when opened, would lead to one of many places when you went inside. Cool project!
Lots of fun. I would cover it with a black top, then tell visitors you have an entrance into an old bomb shelter. they laugh, and you tell them to remove the black top and look. they are shocked, then you say "no just kidding, grab the other side of that hatch.." and you both move it and show them.
A great piece of work,I will definitely be having a crack at one of these.However after reading some of the negative comments it would be interesting to see if those who made them could enlighten us by showing us their superior workmanship... Just a thought ...
on the up side i managed to watch the whole video. on the down side don't quit your day job. overall as long as you find your bliss who cares what others think.
Great video. I like that you include the problem solving portions of the build. I run into this thought process on all projects and it is part of what I enjoy most. Thanks for the info!
Great project. As an alternative to routing the top mirror rebate on the almost finished table, you could have easily created the rebate on your table saw at the cutting stage. This would be quicker, easier and provide razor sharp edges if done carefully. Thanks for posting.
A friend recommend this video. She knows I have a great appreciation for wood working! She sat with me as I watched the video. She patiently waited without spoiling the end. Throughout the video, I'm commenting on how Wiz embodies the qualities she used to describe him. The end result appears on screen and I lose my mind! Magnificent work, Wiz. Thank you, Tig.
When I was a kid my dad made something, and to create an aging effect, he burned the wood surface with a gas torch and following h the grain, using a stiff wire brush, brushed the charred surface. Blackened and gouged, it had a patina that wasn’t attractive and new looking. Something that might be worth trying. As it is, this is brilliant. I didn’t know how an infinity mirror was made was a cool thing to learn about.
Hi Wiz´s Woodwork. Very nice coffee table and illusion, or is it ;) . I am making leather and silver things as hobby but perhaps i will try to do this as well.
For the lamp, if you had cut it in half and pressed it right up against the mirror, you could have doubled the depth effect by making the lamp appear to repeat half as often.
The light was the only thing I disliked...so half a light mounted against the mirror at the bottom would create half the repetition?
@@Rob86er Yes, exactly. Though he would of course have half the space to fit a bulb inside, so the electronics would probably need to be modified too.
Genius.
there would still be a noticable borderline cutting across the lamp, you can kinda see the 'sections' where the mirror starts in the video with the different shades. to ease the gap we could install the lamp horizontally.
@@bi_zha Take the cage bit from the discarded half, maybe sand it down a bit and throw it where it touches the glass. Might be able to hide the seam by pretending it is part of the fixture.
you need this in the corner of the room with one level with the floor, and another one in the ceiling, with a ladder on the wall in-between the two. That way it looks like a infinite shaft going up and down that you can access!
You sir are a genious
YES
The perfect next step (excuse the pun). Good thinking.
Even just having it inset level with the floor with an open trapdoor over it would be pretty cool.
This is how you get into the backrooms
That's by far the best infinity mirror idea I've ever seen, extremely cool!
I think this is the best possible implementation of an infinity mirror. Very inspiring.
I appreciate the direct, immediate doing of the thing, with a minimum of unrelated discourse, self-promotion, etc. you don't waste our time. Well done.
i think of this table everyday
who has the audacity to dislike this amazing creation
Only people who are either jealous, or they can't do it and it makes them envious of others so much, that they get jealous of others. I think them kind of people do stuff like that, or they think they are better than others. Who wouldn't like infinity anything?
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They just don't want to get shafted 🤷♂️
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@@WizsWoodwork joe bides basement
“I definitely need to buy more clamps…” said every woodworker ever.
🤣🤣 oh yes !
I often make my own.
Haha thats true
@@andrewallason4530 I'll have to make some soon 👍got too many projects and a new puppy 😎
That is indeed very true
I'd love to hide an underground entrance this way, it's perfect.
"Oh it looks like a mine shaft, ha har!" ->Slides table to reveal mine shaft. -> :0
Love this infinity mirror table I want one
Better get building then lol
Stairway (ladder) to heaven? Oh wait, it goes down, moving along... Nicely done, I now have you to thank for putting yet one more project on my bucket list.
Your chisels might not be sharp but your imagination and movitation are double sharp young feller. Bloody well done.
I'm glad this showed up in my recommended list. Such an awesome project. Going to make this myself. Can finally have my "secret underground bunker".
Build a hatch cover over this shaft and you are done. Maybe add a sign saying "do not enter".
@@gorillaau that's not a bad idea. Hinged on the top, with a trigger to turn the LED on when opened. Rigged up to a LED controller to add a flicker once in while.
@@_Ganjatobi There you go. Perhaps a padlock, inadvertently left unlocked.
Oh, the possibilities here.
Some genius commenters here. Nice ideas!
trippiest thing i have seen all year in 2022. I think it's the the way my brain works, this type of thing resonates with me, Kudos!
Excellent
Tip. If short on clamps, use a straight timber to cover the entire distance then distribute your clamps evenly throughout
Now this is how you impress and entertain your coffee guests.
The algorithm chose you to recommend when it spied on me and heard me talking about infinity mirrors! Congrats!
A phenomena that has always fascinated me as a child sitting in a barber chair, you know, 2 large mirrors facing each other, you sitting at an angle and there it was. 🤔Still amazes me to this day.
Finally a good use of the infinity mirror thing, not just dumb LED strips. Awesome
Pretty cool vid! Creative use for the infinity mirror. I believe all the comments and viewers agree ;)
Thanks for this top- notch video. My wife & I are looking forward to seeing more.
I can give this a thumbs-up, for sure.
This is sick looking I have a gaming PC and the case has a infinity mirror in the front it really does look like magic and looks like I can stick my arm half way inside the PC case.
You are absolutely genuine and about as real as it gets brother. Thanks for the build, the ideas and the video. I'm definitely gonna turn one of these out here in the big Country of Texas....lol...
coolest thing i seen in years furniture wise .... great stuff mate
thats far out coolest thing such great job Wiz's
Clever idea! I'd like one of these to mess with my 6 y.o. grandson. He'd be so anxious to climb down into our "gold mine".
A similar idea would be a train tunnel for a kids room . Mounted vertically on the wall.
An idea: Put a small speaker inside and occasionally make it sound like some miners are banging around "down there."
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT - VERY WELL DONE SIR!!!
Subscription time! Awesome build! Can't wait to check out your other videos!
Now that Sir is a very cool project!!
That is Ultra cool, Job well DONE!!!
Good work mate, keep doing it.
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Brilliant. I love how you worked out a method to get the result you wanted with what you had at hand.
the best video to this date on infinity mirror.
"Its not as good as I wanted it to be" On the contrary, its awesome, it looks rough, like a mineshaft, I think (no pun intended), that you nailed it
17:51 .. Now that is an Awesome Mine Shaft ..
Super nice project!
THAT is very cool my guy. Great work.
First video of yours I have watched, gotta love the UA-cam algorithm. New subscriber here.
I'm definitely going to build one of these. I worked in a gold mine in my 20s. It didn't look like this but it's still super cool.
Black tea does the work or even coffee. I dyed my son's mummy bandage costume with those and it worked a treat.
I love this project. Really good idea having a mineshaft. With regard to the router, you could have made your own fence for it. Thin piece of hardboard screwed to the base with the shiny side down and then fix a small strip of wood to one side to give you the size gap you need.
My first time seeing you in my feed - Awesome project, subscribed!
That actuality looks COOL. I'm gonna make one. It's a good conversation piece
That looks BRILLIANT. Love it and want one in my house now.... cheers mate.
That’s the coolest thing I’ve seen all week
"mine shoot tunnel thing". Your words.
I didnt know I was going to get a mining terminology lesson thrown in for free....Bonus!
Reminds me of one of my favorite episodes of the old cartoon "Dungeons and Dragons" where the heroes got a treasure chest that, when opened, would lead to one of many places when you went inside. Cool project!
I remember that episode, I still have it in a VHS tape that I recorded from the TV on Satuday mornings cartoons, loved the Shadow Demon back then.
very impressed ,better wood work skills than i have anyhow....jealous
The imperfect reflection of the mirrors really works well to add to the distance effect. Well done.
Great video brother I'm about to start one soon as I'm done here. Thank you
Omg. I am speechless. This is amazing. What a cool idea beautifully executed.
i used to work in a glass factory ! With short angle you can make this piece even subtler
Cheers mate!! Cool project thanks for sharing
Nice to find a British dude!!
Most of these types of vids are American.
I used to run a business building furniture from recycled pallets
I enjoyed this video and I can totally relate to the tool deficit.
That's really cool! I loved it! ❤
Great Illusion
That's way cool. I'm going to do this in my dinning room floor I think. I have an old floor furnace I'm taking out and it's the perfect size
I gotta say, that's the best infinity mirror project I've ever seen! Nice Job.
That’s so cool! Great work. 🤘🏻
Lots of fun. I would cover it with a black top, then tell visitors you have an entrance into an old bomb shelter. they laugh, and you tell them to remove the black top and look. they are shocked, then you say "no just kidding, grab the other side of that hatch.." and you both move it and show them.
Hey you got something on your shirt. You do good work my friend.
Very Cool Coffee Table! Great Work! 👍
A great piece of work,I will definitely be having a crack at one of these.However after reading some of the negative comments it would be interesting to see if those who made them could enlighten us by showing us their superior workmanship... Just a thought ...
Your decision making skills remind me of me. It's like watching me woodwork. I appreciate how much detail you leave in on this front.
thanks for the idea! infinity mirror coffee table just went on my to do list! A round stone well would be really cool with this technique!
on the up side i managed to watch the whole video. on the down side don't quit your day job. overall as long as you find your bliss who cares what others think.
Great video. I like that you include the problem solving portions of the build. I run into this thought process on all projects and it is part of what I enjoy most. Thanks for the info!
Great project. As an alternative to routing the top mirror rebate on the almost finished table, you could have easily created the rebate on your table saw at the cutting stage. This would be quicker, easier and provide razor sharp edges if done carefully. Thanks for posting.
wow.....great job man. thanks for sharing
Fantastic work.
Top notch. I enjoyed this project very much.
Sweet, that looks really cool. Thank you for sharing.
This is my kinda table~! Love it.
dude that looks! sick.... keep up the good work
Amazing. Using the 2 way mirror for an infinity effect is genius.
That is the coolest coffee table I've ever seen.
Easily one of the coolest applications of the infinity mirror idea, bravo!
A brilliant idea. Well done.
A friend recommend this video. She knows I have a great appreciation for wood working! She sat with me as I watched the video. She patiently waited without spoiling the end. Throughout the video, I'm commenting on how Wiz embodies the qualities she used to describe him. The end result appears on screen and I lose my mind! Magnificent work, Wiz. Thank you, Tig.
Thank you this means a lot
best coffee table i have ever seen. yup
This could've saved Colin Furze a lot of digging!! 😂
Definitely going to try this one day. Amazing, thanks for showing us. 😁
You beat me to exactly the same comment by 1 hour!
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Holy crap dude, this is incredible! I want one so badly.
That's fan-bloody-tastic, would love one of these!
Great project. Thanks for sharing it.
Excellent project ! Excellent effects and results ! This is definitely on my list of “to build” ! Good video- a brilliant Thumbs Up !
"My chiselling skills are not good..." Makes a masterpiece. I can definitely see myself making one of these soon. Great video.
Excellent work. I want one.
Great. Good work there!
When I was a kid my dad made something, and to create an aging effect, he burned the wood surface with a gas torch and following h the grain, using a stiff wire brush, brushed the charred surface. Blackened and gouged, it had a patina that wasn’t attractive and new looking.
Something that might be worth trying. As it is, this is brilliant. I didn’t know how an infinity mirror was made was a cool thing to learn about.
That's one of the coolest projects that I've seen.
Great job!
Very cool project. To solve the router problem at the end, you could use your table saw to dado the notch at the beginning prior to assembly.
It looks mint - nice one
Looks good. Few things are as satisfying as creating something amazing from mundane pieces
Homie's glue up style is wild!!
Hi Wiz´s Woodwork. Very nice coffee table and illusion, or is it ;) . I am making leather and silver things as hobby but perhaps i will try to do this as well.
Top work that looks mint 👍🏻👍🏻