I watched this with more interest as usual....because yes people,I am the proud owner of this beautiful table! Thanx for reminding me not to drop it on my hands while assembling it😂And I will remind you one last time: an artist should always sign his work!Thank you so much for this beautiful table.It turned out exactly as I hoped🫂❤️🇳🇱
I really like woodworkers like you. Sustainable. Using the wood from already dead tree is amazing way to preserve the legacy that the tree left behind. And, beautiful it is. Imo, calling it beautiful is an understatement.
The olive wood table looks amazing! I love the attention to detail. I couldn’t agree more that the most satisfying part of builds is applying the finish and watching the grain pop. 👍
I absolutely love Olive wood. I have a crochet hook that was hand carved. It is one of my favorites. It feels warm in my hand, and it is so pretty. Thank you for sharing your method of matching the grain on diff pieces. I have never seen it before, and it turned out beautiful 😁😁💕
I am not a woodworker but I am subscribed to numerous woodworking channels. From building to restoring furniture. The one thing I am after in each video is the moment the wood pop when in get stained or oiled or whatever to bring out it's beautiful grain and colours. The satisfaction is enormous! This table is a true gem with all those beautiful patterns in the wood. A tree take such a long time to grow and mature and every attempt the tree made to be what it is, is captured in the grain. It's almost holy to admire the end result. Well done with this build. It's absolutely beautiful 😍
I really like the monolithic quality of the tabletop but also being able to make out the individual planks. You really have become a master at piecing wood together to take advantage of its grain and pattern. Gorgeous piece.
I hope this channel grows. The storytelling is awesome. I remember working on an olive slab with friends. We sanded it and the grain that came out was so mesmerizing: it was so dense that it looked like hair suspended in water! Here's to alternative methods of building and alternative choices of wood. Cheers!
Thank you, Miguel for another great video. It's always a good day when I see Marmota Works in my UA-cam feed. The client should be pleased with that table, it's beautiful. 😎
I like your technique of joining along the grain contours, just a really lovely table. Also, I’m amazed you don’t have far more subscribers. Finally I’ve (almost) gotten used to the voiceover.
I really enjoyed watching your video, what an awesome table, to see the transformation is incredible. I love that you narrated everything great build and great narration. You inspire me to take my wood working to higher more challenging levels. Thank you.
You weren't kidding when you said never seen before in the intro! I have not seen this level of attention to detail to get the grain pattern aligned.. You did justice to the 800 year old tree! ❤
I have this exact idea and with exact wood. I have been drying some olive for past 2 years and planning to work on it coming summer. I am so glad I can see this idea implementation in action by a master craftsman to get tips and plan my build! thanks again! Mine would be a big dining table.
@@marmotaworks I loved your idea of blue tape to transfer the edge and using biscuit jointer for the alignment. Definitely going to use that but I also need to plan for flipping the table. It would be heavy especially dining table size. This was very helpful!
@@marmotaworks btw I found that sanding lightly on the rough wood pull out the grains better and its less work due to sander. That helps during planning.
Nice to see more of that smiling face of yours, you seem to be getting more comfortable with the camera. I hope the client liked the table, it’s beautiful Schönes Wochenende
Thank you very much! 😊 Honestly, I’ve never had a problem being in front of the camera; I just think that viewers of these videos are more interested in woodworking than in seeing who’s doing it.
Stunning at every level the wood, the build method, your presentation style... Most of all I love that you did it with approachable, real-world tools. Not often I get emotionally involved with a UA-cam slab table build, thanks.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your technique of matching the pieces up by their grain... that looks AMAZING!!!! I've never seen that done before and I think it's BEAUTIFUL!!!! and with such tight grains from this ANCIENT OLIVE tree I wouldn't have it ANY OTHER WAY now that I've seen it!!! Of course there are a few small differences with what I would have done, but I think EVERYONE tells the comment section how THEY would have done it... I just hope you don't get offended when people say things like that... I've seen it happen quite a few times where the channel will even bring it up in their next video.... but they must be looking at things all wrong... When people say "I would have done this a little different" or "it would look better if this was done this way" they aren't trying to tell the maker that it looks bad and should be THIS way.... they're trying to get the maker to think about how it would have come out if they did it their way and probably just want the maker's opinion.... IDK why I just brought that up LOL ... oh it's because I was gonna say something about clear epoxy and being able to see the edge that black epoxy is hiding.. but I thin I say that to makers every time they use solid colors (almost ALWAYS black)... I just LOVE seeing the depth inside the epoxy and how the light plays with the shadows on the live edge of the wood.... I was hoping to see it on such a rare piece wood... but to each their own... and this was a clients table, so it was done THEIR way :) It turned out GORGEOUS tho!!! Ohh.. the yellowing that you mentioned from the finish... I totally see what they're talking about, BUT it's not the wood turning yellow.... I think it's a combination of things that are making the yellow stand out on video.... from the lighting in the room, to the settings on your camera, and the natural yellow of most woods, to the finish causing the natural colors to intensify, and many MANY other factors that make the yellow stand out the same way that redwood suddenly becomes MUCH MORE RED when it gets wet... IT'S TOTALLY NORMAL and NOTHING to worry about... as you are aware I am THOROUGHLY IMPRESSED! I can't even tell that there are multiple pieces making up the table, and that blows me away! I cannot wait to see what you do next!!! Keep up the AMAZING WORK!
This is a beautiful oval table if I had not watched you put different slabs together I would have thought it was a one large single piece of olive wood
Always be careful with a router! If you go opposite of the twist it can jump. I’ve never used one, yet, but I saw my dad come close to losing a finger many many years ago. He was really confident to that point.
I made a small table using crepe myrtle. It is a hard dense wood with some beautiful grain. I’ve made pens with olive wood and see a lot of similarities. I enjoyed watching you match the edges. The final result was beautiful. Thanks
Olive wood looks soooo good with all the swirls. It’s like when coffee creamer his the coffee before you stir it in. I think the color of it with that finish would go well with gold foil.
I really liked the router sled set-up you built. Could you please provide some additional information on the parts you used, or better yet, links to the products. Thanks!
Nice Work. I suggest using wooden wedges or shims to pry the table off of the mold. I use wedges to easily spread framing lumber apart after it has been peppered with dozens of nails.
One suggestion for gluing olive wood. Since it is quite oily it is a good practice to wipe the edges with alcohol to remove oils from the surface to pomote better adhesion. I have run some tests and some joints that were not cleaned failed at the glue line. The ones I cleaned were fine. It seems that cleaning that minute amount of oil at a negligable depth make such a difference.
I once met an Israeli lady selling things carved out of olive wood not only were they some of the nicest hand carved things i had seen but the wood was beautiful
Great idea of combining live edge slabs in a new way. I m fan of your jigsaw puzzle style. Since The first table video which went viral Hairdryer is a good tool for bald woodworker. 😂 not for hair but for epoxy pours
Wonderful table and I love your no nonsense narrative style. BTW, have you ever thought about selling your offcuts as pen blanks to custom pen makers? You might have to slice them to rough dimension, but exotic woods are always in demand by these guys.
Yoooo having a router bit disintegrate in the middle of being used is f*ckin terrifying!!! I haven't been the same since either. Idk what your scare was but I feel you either way man 💯
The olive wood is beautiful. Not too much resin. The diagonal grain is great. Well done. And has anyone told you that you sound like Hugh Laurie on "House"?
I do turned wood resin hybrids. I use cake collars acetate. No need to tape it and silicone sticks to it but 8t pedals straight off the resin. But some do a small sample and see how you get on. It comes in different heights and long rolls which is useful.
It's amazing how many artisans say how lucky they are to be doing a job they love. I don't think it's luck so much as dedication to your art, you work extremely hard to achieve fantastic results. We are the lucky ones who you share your experience with. Thanks.
For matching up jig saw cuts, sometimes you can put your two rough cut pieces together, then run your jigsaw blade between them along the seam to make them match. "
What a stunning piece! Absolutely beautiful. And I'm pleased your brought up that flat earthers argument. I'm wondering the same for years! Why would "they" be lying about it being flat? What's the goal? What would they get out of the big lie? What would they get out of the big lie? Why would they need people to think it's a sphere if it's not? What would they get out of the big lie? Never considered it would be just for the fun lol. I hope I can ask one of these weirdos one day. Great video again!
Thanks! The method worked really well, the wood seems seamless. I know sanding is a pain. I'm considering trying a sanding pad on a router with the lowest speed. Have you?
It’s rare that I’m impressed anymore as it seems like everyone is just doing the same old thing or just working to pump out content. You and I gotta start making better legs though. I feel like we do all this work to make a delicious cake and then stick it on a piece of cardboard for presentation.
I just wanted to say thanks for your artwork craft. woodworker , Blacktail studio only different is AI audio, spanish korean germán Japanese so you will reach out 1000000 views..... you new Seattle Tacoma Fans Club 🎉🎉🎉🎉... I will work overtime to commission a nice table like this one 😄 😀 👍
Hey Marmota! Concerning the flat Earth/round Earth thing: Given the bonkers belief that the Earth MUST be flat, it's not too much of a stretch to also imagine they conjured the theory that someone placed a drunken bet that "Round Earth" theory was invented to prank them all. Sounds as viable as the rest of their nonsense! As for the HAIR DRYER, well, I too am follicly challenged. Drag a towel across my head after my shower, walk across the room and my head is already dry. Dries faster than the fan motor can fully spin up. Yeah, those guys definitely had as much fun as the purported flat-earthers did with their "drunk bet" hypothesis! Glad to see Ellie loves her table!
New to the channel, fellow wood worker of 15 years here and have enjoyed the couple videos I've seen. I've been pondering making a channel showing my woodshop happenings to try to raise money for Helene victims, any suggestions? Is it worth it as a small start up channel?
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I watched this with more interest as usual....because yes people,I am the proud owner of this beautiful table! Thanx for reminding me not to drop it on my hands while assembling it😂And I will remind you one last time: an artist should always sign his work!Thank you so much for this beautiful table.It turned out exactly as I hoped🫂❤️🇳🇱
@@elliepascoe5954 Hi Ellie, I'm glad you like it! It’s been a pleasure building this table for you.😊
And it shows!🥰
Jaloers! Veel plezier met de tafel!
Dankjewel, dat kan ik garanderen✌️🇳🇱@@Klaas-ib2xn
@@Klaas-ib2xnDat is gegarandeerd!✌️🇳🇱
I really like woodworkers like you. Sustainable. Using the wood from already dead tree is amazing way to preserve the legacy that the tree left behind. And, beautiful it is. Imo, calling it beautiful is an understatement.
@@dcsojitra Thank you! There’s some incredible wood that, with a bit of imagination, can turn into something beautiful.
Totally agree. He knows what he is talking about. Humble and respectful
That’s gotta be the best looking table I’ve ever seen!
Olive wood is stunning!!
Thanks!!
Agreed❤😊
The olive wood table looks amazing! I love the attention to detail. I couldn’t agree more that the most satisfying part of builds is applying the finish and watching the grain pop. 👍
Yeah, this olive wood was incredible
Since you asked politely I will subscribe. Jk your work is phenomenal! Glad I found your channel.
Thanks for the sub
I absolutely love Olive wood. I have a crochet hook that was hand carved. It is one of my favorites. It feels warm in my hand, and it is so pretty. Thank you for sharing your method of matching the grain on diff pieces. I have never seen it before, and it turned out beautiful 😁😁💕
Olive wood is so lovely!
Yeah, olive wood is incredible
I am not a woodworker but I am subscribed to numerous woodworking channels. From building to restoring furniture. The one thing I am after in each video is the moment the wood pop when in get stained or oiled or whatever to bring out it's beautiful grain and colours. The satisfaction is enormous! This table is a true gem with all those beautiful patterns in the wood. A tree take such a long time to grow and mature and every attempt the tree made to be what it is, is captured in the grain. It's almost holy to admire the end result. Well done with this build. It's absolutely beautiful 😍
I agree with you, it's the best part
I really like the monolithic quality of the tabletop but also being able to make out the individual planks. You really have become a master at piecing wood together to take advantage of its grain and pattern. Gorgeous piece.
@@KilgoreTrout4343 thank you!
I really admire your ingenuity and craftsmanship with everything you do
I appreciate it
I hope this channel grows. The storytelling is awesome. I remember working on an olive slab with friends. We sanded it and the grain that came out was so mesmerizing: it was so dense that it looked like hair suspended in water! Here's to alternative methods of building and alternative choices of wood. Cheers!
I hope that too. thanks!
Thank you, Miguel for another great video. It's always a good day when I see Marmota Works in my UA-cam feed. The client should be pleased with that table, it's beautiful. 😎
I'm glad you enjoy my videos!
I am so lucky to have this table, I know!🫶
I like your technique of joining along the grain contours, just a really lovely table.
Also, I’m amazed you don’t have far more subscribers. Finally I’ve (almost) gotten used to the voiceover.
My channel is relatively new; I’m happy with my number of followers.
I’m impressed by your grain matching skillz. They’re mad.
It was not easy...
Stunning wood! Olive wood is one of my favourites!
Me too
I really enjoyed watching your video, what an awesome table, to see the transformation is incredible. I love that you narrated everything great build and great narration. You inspire me to take my wood working to higher more challenging levels. Thank you.
Thank you! Comments like this make my day.
You weren't kidding when you said never seen before in the intro! I have not seen this level of attention to detail to get the grain pattern aligned.. You did justice to the 800 year old tree! ❤
Thanks a lot
I have this exact idea and with exact wood. I have been drying some olive for past 2 years and planning to work on it coming summer. I am so glad I can see this idea implementation in action by a master craftsman to get tips and plan my build! thanks again! Mine would be a big dining table.
What a coincidence! I hope my video helps you.
@@marmotaworks I loved your idea of blue tape to transfer the edge and using biscuit jointer for the alignment. Definitely going to use that but I also need to plan for flipping the table. It would be heavy especially dining table size. This was very helpful!
@@marmotaworks btw I found that sanding lightly on the rough wood pull out the grains better and its less work due to sander. That helps during planning.
That grain is beautiful and the finished table highlights it so well.
Many thanks
Like the cut technique to match up the boards.
👍
Nice to see more of that smiling face of yours, you seem to be getting more comfortable with the camera.
I hope the client liked the table, it’s beautiful
Schönes Wochenende
Thank you very much! 😊 Honestly, I’ve never had a problem being in front of the camera; I just think that viewers of these videos are more interested in woodworking than in seeing who’s doing it.
This client is overjoyed, I assure you!😍
BEAUTIFUL ✨️
😄
Stunning at every level the wood, the build method, your presentation style...
Most of all I love that you did it with approachable, real-world tools. Not often I get emotionally involved with a UA-cam slab table build, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Olive wood is so gorgeous. It really beautiful. Great job!
Thanks!
I hope that wood is as beautiful in person as it reads on camera. What an astonishing piece of art.
Maybe more beautiful
That's a given.Ask me how I know☺️
Love your work u will be famous one day as ur work is amazing nice peace I see why they had you sign it
I'm not sure if I like the idea of being famous...
Exactly!!!!🤩 He should do so always.Famous, well, let's go for: sought after?
This is one of the most beautiful tables I've seen on UA-cam.
Yes! My dream Christmas present🥰
I'm glad you like it!
What a beautiful table. The algorithm lead me to your page and I am glad it did.
Good boy, algoritm!
As for the final product, it is really beautiful and I hope it gets the prominent place it deserves in its new home.
Thanks! That's for sure
It will be the key piece in my living room!So happy!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your technique of matching the pieces up by their grain... that looks AMAZING!!!! I've never seen that done before and I think it's BEAUTIFUL!!!! and with such tight grains from this ANCIENT OLIVE tree I wouldn't have it ANY OTHER WAY now that I've seen it!!!
Of course there are a few small differences with what I would have done, but I think EVERYONE tells the comment section how THEY would have done it... I just hope you don't get offended when people say things like that... I've seen it happen quite a few times where the channel will even bring it up in their next video.... but they must be looking at things all wrong... When people say "I would have done this a little different" or "it would look better if this was done this way" they aren't trying to tell the maker that it looks bad and should be THIS way.... they're trying to get the maker to think about how it would have come out if they did it their way and probably just want the maker's opinion....
IDK why I just brought that up LOL ... oh it's because I was gonna say something about clear epoxy and being able to see the edge that black epoxy is hiding.. but I thin I say that to makers every time they use solid colors (almost ALWAYS black)... I just LOVE seeing the depth inside the epoxy and how the light plays with the shadows on the live edge of the wood.... I was hoping to see it on such a rare piece wood... but to each their own... and this was a clients table, so it was done THEIR way :)
It turned out GORGEOUS tho!!! Ohh.. the yellowing that you mentioned from the finish... I totally see what they're talking about, BUT it's not the wood turning yellow.... I think it's a combination of things that are making the yellow stand out on video.... from the lighting in the room, to the settings on your camera, and the natural yellow of most woods, to the finish causing the natural colors to intensify, and many MANY other factors that make the yellow stand out the same way that redwood suddenly becomes MUCH MORE RED when it gets wet... IT'S TOTALLY NORMAL and NOTHING to worry about... as you are aware
I am THOROUGHLY IMPRESSED! I can't even tell that there are multiple pieces making up the table, and that blows me away! I cannot wait to see what you do next!!! Keep up the AMAZING WORK!
Thank you very much for your comment. Personally, I like all those comments; sometimes I get interesting ideas from them.
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Harikasın dostum 👍🏻
Thank you very much
Very good video like every one so far.You do very good stuff.
Many thanks!
Great joke with the hairdryer and I didn't mind the Flexispot ad at all! So continue what you're doing it's going great!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful work. I learned a few interesting stuff I didn’t know about yet. Thank you 🫡👍
You are welcome!
This is a beautiful oval table if I had not watched you put different slabs together I would have thought it was a one large single piece of olive wood
That was the idea
Yessir, the flexwall is a dynamite idea. Is your shop a shipping container? If so a video on that topic would be welcome.
Yes, they are two containers joined together. I might show it in a video.
Love this table, looks great.
Thanks!
That's stunning! ❤ Olive wood is gorgeous and joining it that way turned out beautifully!
I loved this video. I really hope your channel will grow! Good luck bro!
Thank you!
I have seen a little bit of this technique, but on a much smaller scale and not n furniture. It is a piece of art.
I'm glad you like it
Need more proof that your work is absolutely awesome?😂
@@elliepascoe5954 😅
Always be careful with a router! If you go opposite of the twist it can jump. I’ve never used one, yet, but I saw my dad come close to losing a finger many many years ago. He was really confident to that point.
Yeah, it's very dangerous
Getting tense with a tool…
No, it not fear - I call it “RESPECT “.
You know what can happen😉
I’m super glad it wasn’t worse🤠
I was lucky
I made a small table using crepe myrtle. It is a hard dense wood with some beautiful grain. I’ve made pens with olive wood and see a lot of similarities. I enjoyed watching you match the edges. The final result was beautiful. Thanks
I've never worked with that wood
Olive wood looks soooo good with all the swirls. It’s like when coffee creamer his the coffee before you stir it in.
I think the color of it with that finish would go well with gold foil.
Olive wood is the best
Merry Christmas I hope Santa brings you wonderful new tools. You should have said yes to the hair drier. It would have been funny.
@@jwall6006 I assure you, I considered accepting it.
Nice work , great design .
Many thanks
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Flippin gorgeous
😁
It really does look beautiful😍
😊
I really liked the router sled set-up you built. Could you please provide some additional information on the parts you used, or better yet, links to the products. Thanks!
I just added the link to the video description.
@@marmotaworks Thank you!
Beautiful 👏👏👏👏👏👏
😄
Beautiful grain. Top workmanship. Hard to see the epoxy joining the pieces. Thanks for sharing.
Watching from Vancouver Island 🏝️🇨🇦👍
Thanks for watching!
That was really cool! Loved the technique of following the grain. I've heard of it but never seen it done. Worked out really nice.
Beautiful table, Bravo!
Thanks!
Nice Work.
I suggest using wooden wedges or shims to pry the table off of the mold. I use wedges to easily spread framing lumber apart after it has been peppered with dozens of nails.
One suggestion for gluing olive wood. Since it is quite oily it is a good practice to wipe the edges with alcohol to remove oils from the surface to pomote better adhesion.
I have run some tests and some joints that were not cleaned failed at the glue line. The ones I cleaned were fine. It seems that cleaning that minute amount of oil at a negligable depth make such a difference.
Sounds good. I'll try it
I once met an Israeli lady selling things carved out of olive wood not only were they some of the nicest hand carved things i had seen but the wood was beautiful
beautiful, you are a true artist and brilliant craftsman.
Great idea of combining live edge slabs in a new way. I m fan of your jigsaw puzzle style. Since The first table video which went viral
Hairdryer is a good tool for bald woodworker. 😂 not for hair but for epoxy pours
You are right 😂
Very Nice work.
Many thanks
Wonderful table and I love your no nonsense narrative style. BTW, have you ever thought about selling your offcuts as pen blanks to custom pen makers? You might have to slice them to rough dimension, but exotic woods are always in demand by these guys.
Beautiful!
Thanks!
Yoooo having a router bit disintegrate in the middle of being used is f*ckin terrifying!!! I haven't been the same since either. Idk what your scare was but I feel you either way man 💯
Yeah, it's a dangerous tool
Spectacular!
Thanks!
That is beautiful...well done!
Such a beautiful table top!! 😍😍 And by the way you’re so funny 😂 I love the Starbucks joke 😂😂
@@RN-wg7ui My wife doesn’t think I’m that funny...
@ 😂😂😂😂
The olive wood is beautiful. Not too much resin. The diagonal grain is great. Well done. And has anyone told you that you sound like Hugh Laurie on "House"?
😅 ...first time
Nice build i like what you do
I'm glad you like it
Beautiful!
Thanks!
Beautiful grain love it great job😊
😄
I do turned wood resin hybrids. I use cake collars acetate. No need to tape it and silicone sticks to it but 8t pedals straight off the resin. But some do a small sample and see how you get on. It comes in different heights and long rolls which is useful.
I'll try it
It looks fantastic.
Very beautiful table!
Thank you?
The earth is not a sphere, it’s more accurately described as an elipsoid, the 3D version of an elipse!
You are totally right
It's amazing how many artisans say how lucky they are to be doing a job they love. I don't think it's luck so much as dedication to your art, you work extremely hard to achieve fantastic results. We are the lucky ones who you share your experience with. Thanks.
Thanks for your nice comment
Mooi iepenhout. Zie je hier bijna niet. Prachtig
Nice!
Thanks!
For matching up jig saw cuts, sometimes you can put your two rough cut pieces together, then run your jigsaw blade between them along the seam to make them match.
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Olive Wood is such a beautiful wood , second to me is Canary Wood which is what I am building a table for next to my sofa
I've never used it
Ngl thought the thumbnail was Jupiter
On a more serious note this was a gorgeous piece
I'm glad you like it
I find myself always liking the dottom side better
No problem, you can sit under the table.
I'll do that😂
Love the robot voice. You should do the next one as female voice. Amazing work as usual!
😂
Yes I was almost convinced it was a human voice for the first minute!
Nice table, nice video.
beautiful work. You should have done the hair drier, just to have the last laugh
Yes, I know
What a stunning piece! Absolutely beautiful.
And I'm pleased your brought up that flat earthers argument. I'm wondering the same for years! Why would "they" be lying about it being flat? What's the goal? What would they get out of the big lie? What would they get out of the big lie? Why would they need people to think it's a sphere if it's not? What would they get out of the big lie? Never considered it would be just for the fun lol. I hope I can ask one of these weirdos one day.
Great video again!
I think it's the only thing they haven't managed to argue about yet.
Table looks great. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thanks, Merry Christmas!
Absolutely amazing table, beautiful grain from old trees, can you tell me please what AI do you use for voice over, thanks for the answer.
That's a secret 🤫
Thanks!
The method worked really well, the wood seems seamless.
I know sanding is a pain. I'm considering trying a sanding pad on a router with the lowest speed. Have you?
I've never heard something like that. Maybe it works
@@marmotaworks check the black tail studio's lastest video. There'a guy with a mill and custom surfacing table that does it.
@@alindorindicu3732 I'll see it
It’s rare that I’m impressed anymore as it seems like everyone is just doing the same old thing or just working to pump out content. You and I gotta start making better legs though. I feel like we do all this work to make a delicious cake and then stick it on a piece of cardboard for presentation.
I just wanted to say thanks for your artwork craft. woodworker , Blacktail studio only different is AI audio, spanish korean germán Japanese so you will reach out 1000000 views..... you new Seattle Tacoma Fans Club 🎉🎉🎉🎉... I will work overtime to commission a nice table like this one 😄 😀 👍
Thanks, It's cool to have a fan club in Seattle!!!😁
❤
😄
Hey Marmota! Concerning the flat Earth/round Earth thing: Given the bonkers belief that the Earth MUST be flat, it's not too much of a stretch to also imagine they conjured the theory that someone placed a drunken bet that "Round Earth" theory was invented to prank them all. Sounds as viable as the rest of their nonsense! As for the HAIR DRYER, well, I too am follicly challenged. Drag a towel across my head after my shower, walk across the room and my head is already dry. Dries faster than the fan motor can fully spin up. Yeah, those guys definitely had as much fun as the purported flat-earthers did with their "drunk bet" hypothesis! Glad to see Ellie loves her table!
Ellie is more than happy.Her table is flat😂
The truth is, it's much more comfortable not having hair.
Where did you get that amazing wood?
It comes from Tunisia
Trabalho maravilhoso
❤❤❤🇧🇷
Um, math? Lmao! The work you did is beautiful, and you have a new subscriber
Nice!
New to the channel, fellow wood worker of 15 years here and have enjoyed the couple videos I've seen. I've been pondering making a channel showing my woodshop happenings to try to raise money for Helene victims, any suggestions? Is it worth it as a small start up channel?
Loved the video and I think this should be a compliment but did AI narrate it?
It's a compliment
Straight to the comments to see if any flat earth wackos show up
I'm waiting too
Which hard wax oil do you use? Can you share the brand (without endorsing a product?)
Osmo polix oil
@@marmotaworks I may decide to switch to OSMO.