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  • Опубліковано 23 жов 2024

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  • @williambrowntangleoakwoods7430
    @williambrowntangleoakwoods7430 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks for sharing, Wes!

  • @johnchurchill786
    @johnchurchill786 Місяць тому +1

    Great job Wes!👌👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @jimserhant7741
    @jimserhant7741 Місяць тому +4

    Great looking table. Cortex makes a kit that actually comes with a color matched screw, non marring countersink bit & color matched plugs for the specific trex color you may be using, not expensive at all and hides all the screw heads

    • @carlcivitella2157
      @carlcivitella2157 Місяць тому +2

      It gets very hot If it is in the sun. But it wood be very nice out of cedar or redwood

    • @TheCarpenterGirl1984
      @TheCarpenterGirl1984 Місяць тому

      Tôi thích cách làm của bạn 🎉🎉🎉

  • @elizabethnanney5990
    @elizabethnanney5990 Місяць тому

    Another beautiful project. I LOVE how this looks. I would love to make table into my backyard. Thank you for the wonderful videos. You are a treasure.

  • @emilevoyer123
    @emilevoyer123 Місяць тому

    THANKS FOR THE VIDEO

  • @chuckshelbyville1246
    @chuckshelbyville1246 Місяць тому +1

    What do you use to fill nail holes in your furniture builds? Live your videos.

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  29 днів тому +1

      Hi...I use Famowood for all my wood fills. Thanks for watching, Wes

  • @donlutes8360
    @donlutes8360 Місяць тому +1

    Nice! But I think i would have set the screws from under the table so no screws are exposed.

  • @OKCFittySix
    @OKCFittySix Місяць тому

    Neat pattern. I think that I'll have to do something similar for the sliding barn door for my master bath remodel.

  • @ccraig2
    @ccraig2 Місяць тому

    Hey Wes, great job. I know you thought of it later, but a piece of tape would have been slick to mark all the drill spots before assembly. Looks wonderful

  • @shortaybrown
    @shortaybrown Місяць тому

    Great job! I’m interested to see what your table base will look like.
    Also, what will you use for seating? Chairs or a bench seat?
    Because I live in New England I would very much like to seal the under-frame with some type of exterior protective wood stain.
    Thanks!

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  22 дні тому

      Hi...I am not sure about seating because it is built for a friend. We have posted the table legs....check it out. Thanks, Wes

  • @sueramsey7031
    @sueramsey7031 Місяць тому

    I love it.

  • @VinceTedesco519woodworking
    @VinceTedesco519woodworking Місяць тому

    Hi Wes, I agree with the durability and ease of maintenance but I find that this material (any colour) tends to be hotter than wood material. So if you are not in the shade this table will get hot.

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  21 день тому +1

      Hi...yes it will be well shaded, thanks for the comment! Wes

  • @brianrogalski9370
    @brianrogalski9370 Місяць тому

    I love the video as always - I think I will make some planter boxes out of this, maybe overkill - but should last forever. :-)

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  22 дні тому +1

      Hi...I think planter boxes are a great idea! Anything you can build just once makes sense to me 😀 Wes

  • @gsilcoful
    @gsilcoful Місяць тому

    Cool stuff.

  • @Coconut9048
    @Coconut9048 Місяць тому

    Looks great! Are you going to do a video on the legs for it?

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  22 дні тому

      Hi...we did do a video on the legs. Thanks for the support 😀 Wes

  • @gpanizzolo6090
    @gpanizzolo6090 Місяць тому

    Buen trabajo Wes! Cuánto crees que terminará pesando esa mesa? No me imagino mucho el peso de las piezas plásticas... Gracias desde ya. Un abrazo!
    Germán, Lomas de Solymar, Uruguay

  • @WoodworkingWithWes
    @WoodworkingWithWes  20 днів тому

    👋Hey there it's Wes. If you have a project or specific woodworking question you would like answered, I can send you a
    personalized video. Please go to www.woodworkingwithwes.com. I would love to help out...thanks.

  • @nadrojenyaw
    @nadrojenyaw Місяць тому +1

    Is there any way to hide the screws? I thought composite decking had that ability?
    If the redwood support expands and contracts, how does that affect the fixed composite pieces?

    • @guitar-jo
      @guitar-jo Місяць тому

      I don't work with it often, but composite 'wood' does move in the heat and cold.
      Some decking manufacturers will have screw hole plugs

    • @deckmonkey1459
      @deckmonkey1459 Місяць тому

      You could use a plug maker on the scraps. He said the shims were to allow for expansion.

  • @scottfossil7731
    @scottfossil7731 Місяць тому

    Looks like it would make a nice "barn door" too.

  • @bluedragonfly5
    @bluedragonfly5 Місяць тому

    Can you provide link for the countersink you used...its not listed.

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  Місяць тому +1

      Hi...so sorry, I now have it on the description for the video. Thanks, Wes

  • @g.m.forsythe9626
    @g.m.forsythe9626 Місяць тому

    I'm pretty much a neophyte, so maybe this suggestion doesn't make sense. Why not drill the holes into your scrap from the bottom, and then use them as guides? This way you don't have to measure each time; just align the scrap with the edges and drill until you reach the board, remove the guide and drill using your depth gauge and chamfer bit.

    • @WoodworkingWithWes
      @WoodworkingWithWes  29 днів тому

      Hi...using the scrap piece for a drilling guide is a great idea, however, I don't think screws from the underneath would not have sufficient holding power by the threads alone. I appreciate your comment. Wes

  • @kimberlyhonea4225
    @kimberlyhonea4225 Місяць тому

    It’s huge!!! Who has an area that big? Looks pretty though

    • @thesjyoungjr
      @thesjyoungjr Місяць тому

      In the words of the bard
      " That's what she said " 😂