The Martin Table | Live Edge Bookmatched Cherrry Dining Table
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- I build a Live Edge Bookmatched Cherry Dining Table with a Steel base. I was commissioned to make this piece of furniture. You can save 20% off anything from TotalBoat.com using code "WMWALKER" at Checkout. Affiliate links below to help the channel.
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beautiful table! and not just because it uses all of our epoxies! But that can't hurt!! well done - be Proud Will. This is a stunner.
Nice work. Appreciate you sharing the mistakes as well as the wins. Both are equally important
I like cherry the most.
It reacts most graceful to every kind of light,
has the perfect shades of brown
and a filigree grain.
Great work!
You gotta love people that don’t know what they want. I’m glad you showed the time that was waisted and the entire extra day (or more) of work that was caused by their indecision. I’ve been a full time woodworker for the past 5 years and the only times I have had to take a loss is due to client indecision and as I’m sure you know that is not a good practice for a business. I’m glad you were able to get them to pay for your time.
Came out gorgeous
The table resembles an XXL bowtie, so of course we are all going to love it! Well done, there's so much to live about this piece. Thanks for sharing
looks perfect in their room
Good stuff
Black epoxy and cherry are a great combination. I like having the epoxy at both ends.
I dig it.
Great table , Great story ! Thank you for sharing !
Thanks for watching!
Nice
Your work is always incredible and this table is a testament to your skill, not only as a maker, but as a videographer also. Enjoyed this build immensely.
Outstanding table brother! I have a year and a half old son and haven’t built a thing since he was born. I’m chomping at the bit to make something but no real time yet. One thing I do when hammering in butterflies is use a piece of wood that is the entire length of the butterfly, I have had a couple break on me when not doing that, although I’m pretty green at woodworking so could have been flawed butterfly manufacture.👍🇺🇸
Beautiful work 🙏
Thank you!
Your camera work sets yours apart from most woodworking videos. Lovely table; I like your idea of adding the black to the epoxy. Well done! Keep up the good work. It is inspiring.
Gorgeous work!
Another awesome Will Walker video. Thanks for sharing. I especially like the bow tie contrast to the black epoxy. I too am getting stronger and smarter every day. Everyone but my wife has accepted that.
Beautiful
Killer! Love the final resting place. Great work Will!
To put it simply, THAT is a beautiful table! Well done👏👏👍👍
I wish i could like it twice !!!
Unbelievable approach to do the thing...please more videos )
Stunning work, as usual.
Thank you!
Excelente job, I'm planning to start making one this weekend you're a inspiration
Great work.
Nice work. I’m not a fan of live edge stuff. But, can’t deny a nice piece when ya see one!
It's not for everyone, but I try to do it right.
Loved the bit at the end about the trees coming from Montpelier. #historynerd
I think it's a cool little tidbit too. Montpelier is actually really cool this day and age, they have active archaeological digs uncovering a lot of the old out buildings on the property.
Montpelier is a great site. I'm just wondering how one gets lumber from a place like that.
@@markdmeadows my sawyer is an arborist by day and has the contract to remove storm damaged and standing dead trees off the property
Awesome! I think I like the seperate leg assemblies better too.
I have loved following along with the table build on Instagram. Beautiful piece as always. I felt a knot in my stomach seeing you on the phone mid-build. It's such a familiar feeling and drives me nuts every time it happens. But such is the line of work we do.
It was a hard pill to swallow as I had just put a lot of work into that base. You're right though and the client was fine with the changeorder fee and they were really great to work with so i cant complain too much
@@wmwalkerco I actually need to sit down a rewrite a better contract. Mind if I pick your brain on Instagram about it?
@@RCW-Designs sure man, hit me up
Great work. I’m interested in having one built
very impressive
Stunning. That epoxy makes the bow ties pop!
Beautiful project, I really like the combination of wood and metal.
Beautiful table, Will!
Stunning finished table. You are quite the craftsman and artist.
Very cool
Great job on the table Will! Thanks for sharing it with us.👍👌😎JP
Lol I used the same tape and it failed as well. Should have watched this video first :) awesome table
Man! I always watch out on your new video release as always Awesome work! you always inspire me to up my filmmaking and woodworking skill :)
Thank you so much!!
@@wmwalkerco I cant do narration yet on my new format because "This is a story about..." with your tone always slip in my mouth hahaha
Looks absolutely stunning in its new home. Well done!
Outstanding as always Will. That cherry is beautiful and will get even better with age. I always enjoy your video techniques and “story telling” with the video. In fact after I finish this comment I’m going to watch it again.
I use totalboat spar varnish on my sailboat👍
Hi from England.
I'm just looking at setting up a workshop for some hobby woodworking.
I really like the things you make. Keep it up.
Henry
Extremely well edited; perfect pace.
Beautiful work, as always! Table looks perfect in the clients space.
Simply beautiful sir.
Stunning. Well done.
Nice!
So beautiful!
Wow, amazing work Will, and a great video too. Love it. Well done sir!
That table looks awesome! Great work!
Loved the black epoxy! Great table and video
Well Done!
Awesome table 👍 this couple made a good choice :D
Beautiful table!
Great build Will! I'll have to remember the blue tape/CA glue trick. I too am a fan of Total Boat epoxies.
That really came out awesome Brother!
Just discovered your channel, love it and subscribed ! Now I have so much catching up to do !
Bach?
Nailed it. "Sarabande"
Beautiful!!!!!
Stunning piece Will! Great Job!
Awesome work Will, beautiful piece! 😍👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Beautiful table! Really well done video too.
Great job sir.
I always look forward to seeing your new videos. Beautiful table. One thing I have to say... I only wish the pace was slower! Sometimes I am struggling to follow the dialog and enjoy the great filming also.
As always, beautiful camera work and I always like the commentary. Some instruction and some explanation. Keep it up, William!
gorgeous!!
What a tedious build! Really enjoyed the video!
I would not recommend using any silicone based caulk on anything that is ever going to be finished. The silicone residue never goes away and any coating beads up on it. Bad news.
Very nice!
Hi Will, awesome table.What speed should I be using on a router bit that size.Router I use has speeds marked 1 through 6...6 being the fastest.Cheers
I’m not really a fan of epoxy, mostly due to the overwhelming amount of videos relating to the subject, BUT, the colour of epoxy you chose, in conjunction with the contrasting bow-ties, results in a table which is not only classy, but will no doubt stand the tests of time. It’s also the sort of table you know will be passed down from generation to generation.
Really beautiful result, William and this is another video where I’ve learnt a lot.
Great video mate! Just wondering what size threaded inserts you used and where you get them from?
Thanks!
Love this. I plan to make a similar table in a year or so for the new house. Can you share how you did the router sled / rails?
Go for it! The sled is fairly simple. The rails are just straight (jointed) 2x4s with holes big enough to fit a clamp head. The sled is just a piece of scrap 3/4"(1/2" would probably be better) ply as wide as the router base with a slot big enough for the router bit. The sides of the sled are hardwood and provide the rigidity so the ply doesn't sag over the span. I screwed some cleats on the bottom of the sled to reference off the rails and I coated all of the sliding surfaces with paste wax.
@@wmwalkerco I really appreciate you sharing that.
as always; great work
siiiick table. amazing videos. ✊🏻
Great Looking Table. Do you install any type Of padding under the table legs to protect the floor?
Now I know why the tables are expensive......totally worth it however.
Why did you brand underneath and not on the top of the table?
Thats some awesome work right there. if i wanna use a table like that as a computer desk that will carry an ultrawide monitor which can weigh around 30 kg plus a computer case maybe between 30 to 50 kg depending on the configuration, would it it be able to handle that kinda weight ? is the structure of the table strong enough ? the size i have in mind is 200/250 cm by 80 with 2,8 or 4 cm thickness.
Awesome build, that table came out beautiful! Have you ever powder coated your metal table legs? I made a dining table with metal legs and wanted them to be black to match the epoxy, but was concerned about the black paint scratching so I went with powder coat and was so happy with the results.
Just tried the foil tape on my table build. Def didn’t work out...😬
Great work on the table and the video! How do you like that spoil board router bit? I’ve heard that the inserts don’t cut hardwood well because they are meant for MDF.
Absolutely awesome! If you could tell about how much dud you client pay for this table
Sir, isn’t running a circular saw on the edges enough to joint the edges? Not questioning the method, I have no idea, I thought it was.
Sometimes it can be. There could be tension in the wood though and it could result in a bad joint. Track saws will get you even closer, but sometimes you'll still need to finesse the edge. If you do get a good joint off of the circular saw kudos! All that matters is the end result doesnt really matter how you get there.
Wm. Walker Co. oh! Ok! Thanks for the info, I just thought doing it with CS will not work. I’m worried coz I’ve got no jointer, and my table saw’s cut height is not enough to do the jointer jig. And sorry, I didn’t notice that you freehand the CS cut at the beginning.
If I'm not out of line what would the asking price for something like that be.
Around 3k
That's hot!
Красиво!!
Please tell me how and why anyone would give this video a thumbs down.
there is nothing quite like the shit-eating grin one wears when showing off a thing they made. Great work man, love the channel!
As always, awesome work man! Really love the elegance in your work.
Whats the thickness of the wood ?
8/4. Approximately 2" thick.
What does a table like this cost on average? Ballpark figure ?
Around $3500
@@wmwalkerco worth it !
Why cut this table do a epoxy river in the middle instead of cutting it
I don't think I understand the question
I like the idea of metal tubing legs and I'm glad to see that you're beefing them up some. The slight angle is good looking. The tubing made me recall the legs of a heavy billiard table I've played on perhaps a modified version might also look good on your tables. Here is a link www.surbisa.com/product.asp?3=1067
I lost epoxy on my first time and next time took it seriously just as you.
...so near... 😔
I thought the epoxy was dropping because it was drying 😂😂 🤦🏽♂️
butterflies are so ugly...wtf
Your comments are so eloquent.
"Stout mounting plates"?! 😂 You wouldn't have to worry about your "stout" mounting plates "racking" if you welded them properly @ 7:03. I'm all for people having a go a welding, but videos like this are so damaging to the people who are actually qualified in structural welding and fabrication. Yes, it's a table and it's not classed as "structural" but that's no excuse. Too many videos on YT making people believe they are "stout" at welding and it's easy. 🙄
I meant more of using 1/4" instead of 3/16ths. My welds were solid. I make no claims to be a fabricator and I hold welders in the regard. How much would a certified structural welder have charged me to fabricate the base? Did it need an engineering stamp? Would the wood fail before the weld? It was more of a geometric forces acting on the piece and not a metal fab issue. It was supposed to highlight a choice of material. I've taken courses by the way, I'm just not a certified welder. I'm not working on skyscrapers or pipelines.
@@wmwalkerco I completely understand it's not a pipeline or skyscraper, and don't claim to be the best either. It's more the fact that people who are watching are oblivious. Maybe it's the perfectionist in me.
Don't get me wrong, the table looks great. It really does. Just those finer details that are more important IMO.
Beautiful work!