I spent 27 minutes just watching in complete awe. You 2 are aesthetically and intellectually far beyond the UA-cam DIY channel standard. You guys are just magical beings.
Tension physics is relatively tricky as well. At least when on a scale where you’re trying to hold up a lot more weight. But still something like this can still be a bit of a challenge especially when dealing with the twisting force as well when only having basically a single line in the center supporting the weight of the top. A cool redesign of this would be to have multiple little stems jutting out from the bottom and “hovering” between each other, allowing for more support for the weight and by spreading the load out further it would also keep it more balance and less wobbly right off the bat. Another thing they could have done was design it in a way that the support lines ran to help keep it from twisting could have been placed so that they ran right across another line, and could have used like an X connector to almost tie those 2 separate lines together, so that when it wants to twist, the tension of the anti twisting lines helps, but those also pull on another line to help keep it rigid as well. There’s so many cool things you could do with this to improve it but for the basic design they were after and for not spending a ton of time trying to design it to be perfect and doing a bunch of trial and error, this is very well done
You know how when you pull on a rubber band and let it go, it doesn't just fall? It has a spring to it? It also becomes longer and thinner, right? You pulling on the elastic causes an internal force to form within the band. This force is released when you let go of the band or when the band snaps. When they tighten the strings, they're adding tension. The tension withen the string, it's enough to hold up the table.
A good way to know if the strings are in the same tension is to make them vibrate like a string instrument. The lines will be in tune with each other if they have the same tension. Keep in mind the vertical lines will sound different than the diagonal lines.
Ooh I like this! Although it would only work if the lines were also *exactly* the same length to begin with... I imagine they ended up with a slight tension differentiation to compensate for the slight length differentiation they got when cutting the lines
@@cameronmueller-harder3916 why would the length of the string matter? wouldn’t the pitch only depend on the distance between the two ends of the string if they’re all the same tension?
@@canadianchemist5052 That's a very good point, it's not at all intuitive! Here's a way of thinking about it that makes it a little bit more intuitive: Picture you have two elastics that are super super stretchy. One is 11 inches long, and one is 1 inch long. If you stretch them both to exactly a foot long, the 11 inch one is going to make a relatively medium pitch noise, but the 1 inch long string is going to make a *much* higher pitch noise! (*wistful sigh* don't you just love logical extremes?) Obviously their strings are much closer in length than 11 inches vs 1 inch, but if two are about a half inch different (one was a quarter inch too short and one was a quarter inch too long, say), they could totally make noticeably different pitches!
Oh wait I think I misunderstood your argument, sorry! This is definitely super counterintuitive, and I have no way of making it more intuitive... if two strings are the same tension, it actually doesn't matter how long they are at all! An inch long string stretched to 2 inches will make exactly the same pitch as a 10 inch string stretched to 20 inches. This feels super wrong, but it's totally true (as long as the strings are completely identical in every other way)! This is why tensioning the strings using pitch won't work... because if their strings start as different lengths then they actually don't *want* them to be the same tension! Again, let's take it to the logical extreme. Let's say their strings are supposed to be 12 inches long, and one they accidentally cut to be 10 inches and one to 14 inches, oops! They decide to use them anyway, and tension them using pitch. If they make them the same tension, then one leg of the table will suddenly be 10 inches tall, and one would be 14 inches tall! This is why they tensioned them the way they did. This way they were able to counteract any small differences in length. In this example extreme case, it would mean tightening the 14 inch string a whole lot. That would then mean the 10 inch one and the 14 inch one could be in equilibrium with each other (although probably not, given how big of a difference that would be), but they would be at very different tensions, meaning very different pitches!
@@Danutty Just a guess from general crafting experience: clear fishing line is very shiny, it reflects light. That makes it much more conspicuous, than one would expect.
I just want to say I really appreciate the googly eyes on your tools. I'm having a really bad day with my health and I saw the notification and went to watch because your videos always make me laugh and I'm really enjoying the googly eyes today. Lol.
@@Kai_Patton_Lilith its a game where 2 players diffuse a bomb, player 1 has the bomb in their screen, but player 2 can NOT see the bomb. Player 2 has instructions on how to diffuse the bomb but player 1 can NOT see the instructions. Player 2 has to guide player 1 on how to diffuse the bomb. its kinda fun
So just an idea... To increase the strength and stability of the table, while putting the 25 pound weight on the table, tighten the loose strings. That way when the weight is taken off, the strings are tighter and more sturdy.
@@alixnight5318 it would at least partially depend on the stretychness of the material. the wood looks sturdy enough, but i wonder about the string(i think it's fishing line?).
@@omlette yup, and your always your own worst critic. Everyone else thinks its amazing and you can still see flaws in your work. Its crazy how it works.
@@keithyinger3326 fr. i worked on a drawing for hours and at the end i thought fml this is so ugly but my parents saw it and they were like damn thats so good
So maybe someone else pointed this out already, what makes your design your design infinitely better are the diagonals. Without only vertical tensioning elements you have nothing to prevent it from twisting around the vertical axis. Really really nice design for tensioning under the table, well done guys :)
That is unbelievable, absolutely beautiful and so imaginative. And as an aside, I could watch a one hour video of nothing but Katelyn being Katelyn. What gem you are. Great personality, sense of humor and absolutely beautiful. You are one lucky boy Evan.
That moment when Katelyn stops trusting Evan and refuses to let go of the thing is so precious! I laughed so hard, that's so relatable! That table though!! Love it!
I was kinda hoping that the reply’s wouldn’t be finishing the quote so I could do it but at the same time I’m glad to see some form of hope in humanity
Here is a tip form a magician, if anyone is going to build this project I would love to see someone try using black thread instead of the fishing line. If you want thread to ‘disappear’ and seem invisible you want matte black and as thin as you can get away with. Fishing line is pretty shiny and reflects a lot of light. I think it’s designed for how light behaves in water. Either way it might be see through, but pretty bad at being invisible. Black absorbs lots of light, and if its thin line our brains sort of ‘fill in the blank’. Even if it’s in front of like a green patterned wallpaper. I think with black thread it would completely despair with just a little distance. I don’t know what distance, but from some distance you will see the table floating and see no trace of the string. Evan’s design with more strings also allows you to use thinner string, so the design also make the string more invisible.
I think the issue would be with the tensile strength of thread. As someone who sews a lot... most thread really isn't that strong. I imagine you could get some, but you'd probably be better off using fishing line painted black.
Yeah, whatever the thinnest matte black material that is strong enough you can get a hold of is what you want to use. The more true black/dark and matte the better.
Favorite quote this time: " [Katelyn] Yeah it makes me nervous too. I feel like you are going to break our table or break that tripod back there or ... break yourself. [Evan's response] "But we wolnt break our eyes." Comedy gold
I had to like the video because of the sponcer section "are there no limits you will go to pranking your dear wife... JUST LIKE THERE ARE NO LIMITS TO WHAT YOU CAN MAKE WITH SQUARESPACE" had me rolling on the ground
K: *worried about her husband hurting himself by stepping in something that could snap or anything * E: *goes for glasses to make sure his wife is secure * How wholesome
Ooh this could go badly, let's . . . there! You have safety glasses, now it'll be fine. But yeah, I could totally see that connector popping off and ricocheting excitingly.
Evan: over engineers everything and actually is an engineer Also Evan: looks scared when testing out the strings but does not use the lever he accidently build by putting the piece of wood in the loop to gradually increase the force but steps on it right next tocthe string.
He really couldn't use the board as a lever as, when applying a load to the shorter end, the torque would simply lift up the longer end around the pivot point slung through the wire. That would apply a lot less force to the wire than the max load test they wanted to do. What they needed to do was go out and pick up a new gadget for the workshop: a force meter. That way they could (relatively) safely add weight to the end of the wire and measure exactly how much it could withstand before snapping (or figure out if it could withstand their expected max load without doing an absolute max load test). As a bonus E&K would then have a force meter and who knows what wacky hijinks they could get up to with one of those. Resin would probably be involved... ;)
@@krimhorn I'm not sure what you mean by shorter end. I didn't try to suggest using the wood-meets-loop-point as the fulcrum (had to look up that word) but to use tge wood-meets-ground-point. He could have simply stepped on the board right at the end where it was on thr ground and then slowly walked on it to the loop. Also, I agree, they should totally get more gadgets.
@@angelofsmalldeath Sorry... I handed in my Masters thesis a few days ago. I tried to not get to wordy there, but I think it might have temporarily messed up my short-sentences-skills ;-)
Some ideas I had : You could make the wires that go from the corners go diagonally to their opposite corners - that would mean they would all cross in the center which IMO would make it look even more impossible. To prevent wires from rubbing against each other you can offset them slightly so they don't exactly touch. To make it more stable I think you could put a weight on like you did when testing so the wires give a little and then tighten the tension rods while the weight is on. When the weight is removed again it should now be super tight and more stable.
That wouldn't work though. The whole point of the wires around the edge is that they stop the tabletop from tipping over. If they go through the middle then they won't be doing that.
I just watched your video, the diagonal tension lines really stabilize the table. Better than some others I’ve seen, with one exception... I’ve seen one made completely out of metal. All of the tables parts were a square stock tubing & the tensioning “wires” were chains with turn-buckles to take out the slack. It was very strong, but did not have the diagonal tension so it still had some movement. Good job guys. Anthony
Can we all appreciate together, Evan and Katelyn's uniform house trend of light washed rainbow colors?! Think how many other decor projects have a similar color schemes for their house*-*
I have no idea which videos I watched and/or which channels I followed that led to this being suggested, but I'm so happy for the algorithm right now, this was amazing
I’ve always wondered how to make one of these since I saw someone make one so strong that held themselves! You should try making one with resin! Somehow.. I don’t know how but that would be swell.
Evan: "I just did a bad thing - " Me: " - You regret the thing you did. And if you're wondering what it is, you'll tell us what you did, you did a baaaad thing."
*THE CAT WHISPERER SPEAKS:* The cat looking away is actually still checking the table out, because she wants to know if the table attacks when it thinks the cat isn't looking! Or if some creature nearby is protecting it, hiding in it... Cats are too smart! (And they also do dumb things constantly -- like us!)
Same here. I have an RZ mask i wear for hours at a time in my workshop. I like it because it actually fits my nose right and doesn't fog up my glasses constantly. So i threw my spare in my truck for when I go out for supplies. Luckily i work on a farm and its haying season, so i'm on a tractor alone in a hay field most of the time lately.
The UA-cam algorithm finally recommended something amazing. A few years ago as I was just looking at UA-cam, trying to find a halfway decent video. I clicked on this video and made one of the best (entertainment related) choices of my life. I saw this video again today and I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making such amazing content that has kept me entertained for hours. I love all your videos so much!!! Especially your videos for joobie. Thank you!
Katelyn: I feel like we’re gonna break our table or break ourselves *Evan leaves* *Evan returns with safety goggles* *Evan puts safety goggles on Katelyn* Evan: but we won’t break our eyes Me: 👁👄👁
What's is even funnier is that later, she's apparently taken them off, and he managed to hit her hand back into her eye! If she'd just left the glasses on she would have been fine...
First saw one of these about 4 or so years ago. Was in the middle of building one when I had a stroke, still haven't gone back to finish it, but I will. Since then I have seen several different designs and even use of aluminum and acrilics, as well as wood and metal, in some of them.
Well, I found your channel yesterday, and I really need to tell you, that you are both absolutely gorgeous. I really love how you look at each other. It just makes me happy. Greetings from Germany. ♥
PS, if you want to hang out with us live we're at www.twitch.tv/evanandkatelyn 2-4 times per week!
Hi
Floaty table (clearly not)
Hello, that floaty table is amazing!
@EvanandKatelyn, say the name Oliver Clothesoff!😂 And by the way you guys are amazing!
Hi
This turned out SO DANG GOOD I WANT ONE
Haha thank you!! We were so relieved it worked!
@@EvanAndKatelyn The tensioning worked great :O
u are verified??!!!
oh maker's muse, greeat channel I follow you for years, now I have 2 3d printers :3
also, love u katelyn! :D
I spent 27 minutes just watching in complete awe.
You 2 are aesthetically and intellectually far beyond the UA-cam DIY channel standard.
You guys are just magical beings.
Speaking of aesthetics, I keep thinking that Katelyn should do makeup tutorials, particularly when I see her eyebrows and eyeliner. 😂
your words, they are too kind! thank you ❤️
I does speed up the video
The site Chemical 14 built one of these out of steel about a week ago.
I love these videos but i feel soooo alone the entire time :'(
I really appreciate Evan’s engineering of this project. That is a skill I have no training in so I really admire him.
Tension physics is relatively tricky as well. At least when on a scale where you’re trying to hold up a lot more weight. But still something like this can still be a bit of a challenge especially when dealing with the twisting force as well when only having basically a single line in the center supporting the weight of the top. A cool redesign of this would be to have multiple little stems jutting out from the bottom and “hovering” between each other, allowing for more support for the weight and by spreading the load out further it would also keep it more balance and less wobbly right off the bat. Another thing they could have done was design it in a way that the support lines ran to help keep it from twisting could have been placed so that they ran right across another line, and could have used like an X connector to almost tie those 2 separate lines together, so that when it wants to twist, the tension of the anti twisting lines helps, but those also pull on another line to help keep it rigid as well. There’s so many cool things you could do with this to improve it but for the basic design they were after and for not spending a ton of time trying to design it to be perfect and doing a bunch of trial and error, this is very well done
I love how they explained how it works and yet I’m still soooooo confused
I don't get how the center string is pulling in opposite direction.. I feel the need to get to the bottom of it😅
You know how when you pull on a rubber band and let it go, it doesn't just fall? It has a spring to it? It also becomes longer and thinner, right? You pulling on the elastic causes an internal force to form within the band. This force is released when you let go of the band or when the band snaps. When they tighten the strings, they're adding tension. The tension withen the string, it's enough to hold up the table.
@@excess_alex.mp4 cool I do understand that now
@@kkuniunbox top table-piece wants to drop, the middle is below the bottom-tablepiece - making the middle string straight
@@ayoCC oh woah! Finally I understood
I love E&K because their background fields of engineering and design come together so beautifully because they’re so in sync with each other.
I need a house tour to see where all of this furniture goes lol
Me too!
ISAVBWJQKQCQ SAMEEE
I wonder if the cat uses the cat wheel?
@@m3nac345 it's still in their living room, but theirs no other footage of Joob using it (unless it's on Twitter or Patreon or something)
@@lindsitruelock5632 shut up
A good way to know if the strings are in the same tension is to make them vibrate like a string instrument. The lines will be in tune with each other if they have the same tension. Keep in mind the vertical lines will sound different than the diagonal lines.
Or just let gravity test it?
Ooh I like this! Although it would only work if the lines were also *exactly* the same length to begin with... I imagine they ended up with a slight tension differentiation to compensate for the slight length differentiation they got when cutting the lines
@@cameronmueller-harder3916 why would the length of the string matter? wouldn’t the pitch only depend on the distance between the two ends of the string if they’re all the same tension?
@@canadianchemist5052 That's a very good point, it's not at all intuitive! Here's a way of thinking about it that makes it a little bit more intuitive: Picture you have two elastics that are super super stretchy. One is 11 inches long, and one is 1 inch long. If you stretch them both to exactly a foot long, the 11 inch one is going to make a relatively medium pitch noise, but the 1 inch long string is going to make a *much* higher pitch noise! (*wistful sigh* don't you just love logical extremes?) Obviously their strings are much closer in length than 11 inches vs 1 inch, but if two are about a half inch different (one was a quarter inch too short and one was a quarter inch too long, say), they could totally make noticeably different pitches!
Oh wait I think I misunderstood your argument, sorry! This is definitely super counterintuitive, and I have no way of making it more intuitive... if two strings are the same tension, it actually doesn't matter how long they are at all! An inch long string stretched to 2 inches will make exactly the same pitch as a 10 inch string stretched to 20 inches. This feels super wrong, but it's totally true (as long as the strings are completely identical in every other way)! This is why tensioning the strings using pitch won't work... because if their strings start as different lengths then they actually don't *want* them to be the same tension!
Again, let's take it to the logical extreme. Let's say their strings are supposed to be 12 inches long, and one they accidentally cut to be 10 inches and one to 14 inches, oops! They decide to use them anyway, and tension them using pitch. If they make them the same tension, then one leg of the table will suddenly be 10 inches tall, and one would be 14 inches tall! This is why they tensioned them the way they did. This way they were able to counteract any small differences in length. In this example extreme case, it would mean tightening the 14 inch string a whole lot. That would then mean the 10 inch one and the 14 inch one could be in equilibrium with each other (although probably not, given how big of a difference that would be), but they would be at very different tensions, meaning very different pitches!
This has got to be the best tensegrity table I have seen! So solid, great work on both the engineering and aesthetic side of it!! 😁
This made my day, you guys are so wholesome. Magician Pro tip, black line is less visible than transparent line!
It's not that I don't believe you, but WHY? Do you know the brain/eye mechanics behind this?
Cool. I did not know this.
@@Danutty
Just a guess from general crafting experience: clear fishing line is very shiny, it reflects light. That makes it much more conspicuous, than one would expect.
oooh I like that pro-tip. It actually makes sense... I think.
@@raraavis7782 That's why puppet strings are always visible on TV.
6:20 does dangerous strength test with no goggles, nails it, unharmed.
6:30 high five, right in the eye
Classic Evan and Katelyn lol
😂😂❤️
He also nailed the high five if you think about it lmao
I find it funny that editing Katelyn always has to fill in Evan's words because he keeps forgetting to finish his sentences lmao
duh
I've got no idea what you
@@RonByg mean?
You mean when
@@richard.d_ I'm an engineer, and the vocabulary for tensegrity escapes me everytime I see one of these structures. Cut the guy a break 🤣
This is probably one of the few channels where your models consistently actually look exactly like the outcome. Nice job guys!
Me: "I'm surprised they didn't make the legs out of resin"
*gets a notification from EvanAndKatelyn*
Me: "Oh no"
Where you watching the stool video?
To make it even more floaty.
Same I wanted to do it out of resin
It would have been a huge pour though
Evan: I'm just going to stand on it.
Me: *flashbacks to Evan falling through the ceiling*
😂😭😂
😂😂🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
WHAT. VIDEO!!!
꧁•Pixel Dinosaur •꧂ The video that legit says Evan fell through the roof.
Random thought: what if you made wearable “glass slippers” out of resin? 🧐🤔
y e s
That would be so cool!
Tensegrity slippers
MATEEEE you said this 3 times!!! Quit it
MinniMia no ✨
I love how they talk through their editing choices while they're filming
Evan: “This is going to be complicated.” Me (completely incapable of doing any of their projects- even the ‘easy’ ones): 👁👄👁 got it 👍🏽
haha, when Evan says it's complicated you know it's EXTRA complicated
Just watch it for the aesthetics and funnies 😂
Lmao i like that face
@@EvanAndKatelyn it's thanks to his engineer brain isn't it 😂
@@EvanAndKatelyn the video was 2 hours ago but Evan and Kaylyn responded 3 hours ago
I just want to say I really appreciate the googly eyes on your tools. I'm having a really bad day with my health and I saw the notification and went to watch because your videos always make me laugh and I'm really enjoying the googly eyes today. Lol.
Evan: Messes with the project (slaps and or wiggles it)
Katelyn: *noises of concern and or disapproval*
Evan: Continues messing with the project
it really do be like that
Evan is an agent of chaos.
This is marriage in a nutshell.
I have seen a few of these and this is the best, the multiple and diagonal lines are genius.
Omg when Evan said to turn the camera off because he didn’t know what he was doing. I literally can’t stop laughing 😂
haha, i'm glad I kept filming!
EvanAndKatelyn thank u. This has made my day.
I dont think u need the when😂
@@EvanAndKatelyn hi evan and katelyn luv u UWU :3
lmao he basically said "cut the cameras, deadass"
the amount of times evan didn't finish his sentence is equal to the amount of times katelyn freaked out
😂I thought I was the only one who noticed, she needs to calm down like alot
Same
You ain’t wrong
‘Words are hard 😁’
I dont blame with the amount things and times these projects go wrong i really dont blame her for freaking out XD.
Evan, “Remove the blue one.” Katelyn, “They’re all blue.” Good thing you aren’t defusing a bomb.
lol good thing!
I think this calls for E&K to play Keep talking and nobody explodes on their gaming channel
@@johnccena I would love to see them do that.😂
@@Kai_Patton_Lilith its a game where 2 players diffuse a bomb, player 1 has the bomb in their screen, but player 2 can NOT see the bomb. Player 2 has instructions on how to diffuse the bomb but player 1 can NOT see the instructions. Player 2 has to guide player 1 on how to diffuse the bomb. its kinda fun
Oh! They should totally play "Keep talking and nobody explodes"!!
At the end, Katelyn was like the overprotective mother while Evan was the dad messing around with the kid.
Yes
science I learnt at school: [ ]
Science I learnt from "science adjacent with Evan and Katelyn": [ ]
I prefer Science-ish. Adjacent sounds silly.
@@ChrisPage68 I think that science adjacent is the better label. Their vids are more engineering than pure science so 'Science Adjacent.'
And that is why we should watch these videos in science classes instead of doing other stuff
So just an idea... To increase the strength and stability of the table, while putting the 25 pound weight on the table, tighten the loose strings. That way when the weight is taken off, the strings are tighter and more sturdy.
Wouldn't that cause additional stress to the wood/strings since the tension would be higher than what's needed to support the table at equilibrium?
@@alixnight5318 it would at least partially depend on the stretychness of the material. the wood looks sturdy enough, but i wonder about the string(i think it's fishing line?).
NO! IS ALREADY PERFECT
was anyone else having massive anxiety that the string was going to snap and slap evan in the ankle? god
I thought he was gonna step on the other side of the board and get smacked in the head three stooges style
With 200 lbs test line, nah.
Yes... I literally looked away like it was a horror movie!
@@Aeguis yeah but my issue being with 200 lb test line it could ALSO inflict some Very painful wounds if it did snap
... no
I like the way this turned out. It's really pretty and would look so nice as a coffee table or just as decoration!
Katelyn minutes after wood dying begins: “It’s kinda ugly”
If that ain’t me after starting any creative endeavor ever..
haha the "it's ugly" moment really is part of the process
It looks worse before it gets better
@@omlette yup, and your always your own worst critic. Everyone else thinks its amazing and you can still see flaws in your work. Its crazy how it works.
@@keithyinger3326 fr. i worked on a drawing for hours and at the end i thought fml this is so ugly but my parents saw it and they were like damn thats so good
I read this comment as “these insults for Endeavor are getting less creative” and I’m currently equal parts disappointed and in total agreement
“But we won’t break our eyes”
-Evan 2020
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaassssss
100th like
The way of the modern rogue
Honestly same tho
Evan: Oh this makes me nervous.
Evan immediately: *goes to get Katelyn protective glasses so she is saver*
If this isn't a cupple life goal, then I don't know what is!
firejeco I mean...he didn’t want her to get stabbed in the eye
My heart melted when I realized that
You two should be guests on Good Mythical Morning. The chaotic beard intensity of Evan and Rhett would be amazing.
"Much sanding and some mior panic" is the perfect description of every project you've ever done on this channel xD
lol, you're not wrong
Nobody:
Evan’s shirt when he’s wearing the lab coat in the beginning of the video: AAAAA
memento mori my friend
ocelotsarah Unus Annus
unus annus unus annus unus annus
2:25 xd
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I just love the whiteboard that says “JOOBIE WANTS HAAM”🤣
just a reminder to us hoomans in case we forget
EvanAndKatelyn haha i love this thing I was thinking maybe you guys could create a diy resin nuetons cradle
Yass
What time stamp?
* insert high pitched ham squeal *
2:06 That hit home so hard Evan! I hear ya buddy.
The whiteboard that says “JOOBIE WANTS HAAM! 😺” is adorable.
Joobie wants to make sure we don't forget
Ha yes
Manager joobie wants and is paid in ham.
@@EvanAndKatelyn Ah yes, lets not forget to level and mold release the ham.
Haaaaam
To be honest I love when Evan gets to flex his brain lol. I love the things he comes up with. It's pretty impressive.
So maybe someone else pointed this out already, what makes your design your design infinitely better are the diagonals. Without only vertical tensioning elements you have nothing to prevent it from twisting around the vertical axis.
Really really nice design for tensioning under the table, well done guys :)
That is unbelievable, absolutely beautiful and so imaginative. And as an aside, I could watch a one hour video of nothing but Katelyn being Katelyn. What gem you are. Great personality, sense of humor and absolutely beautiful. You are one lucky boy Evan.
That moment when Katelyn stops trusting Evan and refuses to let go of the thing is so precious! I laughed so hard, that's so relatable! That table though!! Love it!
These are the most adorable people on UA-cam. Period.
I wish I had the skills to make something like that.
Same
And the tools!!🤭
I think you can buy them in a DLC pack
U wish
you have it... with skill share! (har har har)
9:17 The drill was synced with the music.
Oh I think so
Omg ur right
It is synced
I can't unsee that
Oh NOICE
This is excellent guys :D
should have done ham call so joob sees it
HEY BARNABY!!
*damn even mr.Barnaby got roped into Even and Katelyn's shenanigans*
BARNABY IVE NOT SEEN U IN YEARS HELLO I USED TO WATCH U 247
IT WORKS!!!!!!
Much relief!!! Very joy!!
OK Joel, now 3D print one this size :-)
@@EvanAndKatelyn such wow :o
Katelyn: literally crying
Evan: Square space! One stop shop! Templates! Domains!
Evan clamping everything together to support it,
Me clamping my life together just to have the tiniest bit of stability
Good luck
Evan: **breaks the table leg**
Evan: **gets excess dye on the bottom of the tabletop**
Evan: it’s... a... *TEMPORARY* setback
A Momentary Loss
Both this comment and the reply are examples of truly cultured human beings
I was kinda hoping that the reply’s wouldn’t be finishing the quote so I could do it but at the same time I’m glad to see some form of hope in humanity
Do I smell a reference to barbie movies
Here is a tip form a magician, if anyone is going to build this project I would love to see someone try using black thread instead of the fishing line.
If you want thread to ‘disappear’ and seem invisible you want matte black and as thin as you can get away with.
Fishing line is pretty shiny and reflects a lot of light. I think it’s designed for how light behaves in water. Either way it might be see through, but pretty bad at being invisible.
Black absorbs lots of light, and if its thin line our brains sort of ‘fill in the blank’. Even if it’s in front of like a green patterned wallpaper.
I think with black thread it would completely despair with just a little distance. I don’t know what distance, but from some distance you will see the table floating and see no trace of the string.
Evan’s design with more strings also allows you to use thinner string, so the design also make the string more invisible.
I think the issue would be with the tensile strength of thread. As someone who sews a lot... most thread really isn't that strong. I imagine you could get some, but you'd probably be better off using fishing line painted black.
Yes something like lanyard string. Black Matt DOES disappear in a black background.
Yeah, whatever the thinnest matte black material that is strong enough you can get a hold of is what you want to use.
The more true black/dark and matte the better.
You still could use fishing lines until carbon tubes are reality. But you could colour the fishing rods with vantablack ?
Ooooo that makes sense
Watching Evan standing on the wood was like waiting for a balloon to pop
Your happiness just make me smile all day, thanks
Favorite quote this time: " [Katelyn] Yeah it makes me nervous too. I feel like you are going to break our table or break that tripod back there or ... break yourself. [Evan's response] "But we wolnt break our eyes."
Comedy gold
When he swooped in with the goggles for Kaitlyn. So cute!
*CLAP*
god I really wanna like this but I don't wanna break the 69 likes
I’m 1 minute in and the puns are already getting out of hand
mwahahaha
I had to like the video because of the sponcer section
"are there no limits you will go to pranking your dear wife... JUST LIKE THERE ARE NO LIMITS TO WHAT YOU CAN MAKE WITH SQUARESPACE" had me rolling on the ground
I think you mean out of line
Hang in there, buddy!
Do the excessive puns make you tense
K: *worried about her husband hurting himself by stepping in something that could snap or anything *
E: *goes for glasses to make sure his wife is secure *
How wholesome
Ooh this could go badly, let's . . . there! You have safety glasses, now it'll be fine.
But yeah, I could totally see that connector popping off and ricocheting excitingly.
yea he definitely shouldve had pants on in case it did snap so thered at least be something between the line and his leg
and the roof is just like NO
Pokes her in the eye doing so?
Nope, ‘twas the high five that got her.
They are very wholesome relationship goals
Excellent concept. Excellent planning. Good job.
Put it in the front room and use it for an occasional table.
Evan: over engineers everything and actually is an engineer
Also Evan: looks scared when testing out the strings but does not use the lever he accidently build by putting the piece of wood in the loop to gradually increase the force but steps on it right next tocthe string.
Jesus man way too wordy
I’m confused this is to long for my pea brain to comprehend
He really couldn't use the board as a lever as, when applying a load to the shorter end, the torque would simply lift up the longer end around the pivot point slung through the wire. That would apply a lot less force to the wire than the max load test they wanted to do. What they needed to do was go out and pick up a new gadget for the workshop: a force meter. That way they could (relatively) safely add weight to the end of the wire and measure exactly how much it could withstand before snapping (or figure out if it could withstand their expected max load without doing an absolute max load test).
As a bonus E&K would then have a force meter and who knows what wacky hijinks they could get up to with one of those. Resin would probably be involved... ;)
@@krimhorn I'm not sure what you mean by shorter end. I didn't try to suggest using the wood-meets-loop-point as the fulcrum (had to look up that word) but to use tge wood-meets-ground-point. He could have simply stepped on the board right at the end where it was on thr ground and then slowly walked on it to the loop.
Also, I agree, they should totally get more gadgets.
@@angelofsmalldeath Sorry... I handed in my Masters thesis a few days ago. I tried to not get to wordy there, but I think it might have temporarily messed up my short-sentences-skills ;-)
Dropped everything for this. I’ll continue cleaning after. It can wait.
Dana Christine cleaning can always wait
Dana Christine SAME. 😄
The Moment when you see your Favourite UA-camr Duo post a Video just as you refresh youtube
Jebsta this makes no sense
They always post together?
Some ideas I had : You could make the wires that go from the corners go diagonally to their opposite corners - that would mean they would all cross in the center which IMO would make it look even more impossible. To prevent wires from rubbing against each other you can offset them slightly so they don't exactly touch.
To make it more stable I think you could put a weight on like you did when testing so the wires give a little and then tighten the tension rods while the weight is on.
When the weight is removed again it should now be super tight and more stable.
That wouldn't work though. The whole point of the wires around the edge is that they stop the tabletop from tipping over. If they go through the middle then they won't be doing that.
I just watched your video, the diagonal tension lines really stabilize the table. Better than some others I’ve seen, with one exception... I’ve seen one made completely out of metal. All of the tables parts were a square stock tubing & the tensioning “wires” were chains with turn-buckles to take out the slack. It was very strong, but did not have the diagonal tension so it still had some movement. Good job guys. Anthony
20:15
evan&katelyn: *nearly paint the bisexual flag on the legs*
table: *is not straight*
evan&katelyn: *:O*
Inga Ingwerkeks such an underrated comment, should get more likes because it’s super funny🤣🤣🤣
as a pansexual who tends to make puns, I knew as soon as I saw it
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one who’s brain was like *B I T A B L E*
you're losing the bold font.
put a space after the colon: *nearly paint the bisexual flag on the legs*
@@mayatheloser ... punsexual?
Can we all appreciate together, Evan and Katelyn's uniform house trend of light washed rainbow colors?! Think how many other decor projects have a similar color schemes for their house*-*
As a theatre tech person who hangs set pieces for a living, watching you guys use the swager made my heart cry lol
This is my favorite project since the Cat-ctus!
I relate so hard to Evan losing his drift mid-sentence. I feel like I do that all the time.
Katelyn: *literally having a mental breakdown because of Evan, fearing the worst case scenario*
Evan: There's this great place to build websites!!! 😂😂
Agreed, "crunch" sets up false expectations. "Crimp" would've been a better choice :p
I have no idea which videos I watched and/or which channels I followed that led to this being suggested, but I'm so happy for the algorithm right now, this was amazing
I love how Katelyn always looks in pain when something's about to drop and Evan just laughs.
I’ve always wondered how to make one of these since I saw someone make one so strong that held themselves! You should try making one with resin! Somehow.. I don’t know how but that would be swell.
resin would be cool!
@@EvanAndKatelyn i mean all clear floated table!!! It should looks awesome
I love that the dynamic in most of these videos are
Katelyn: *is panicking*
Evan: o look cool :D
Non-existing-in-this-video heart monitors of Katelyn and Evan respectively: 85-90 and 65-70 lol
That whole time I was screaming “PUT DOWN A DROP CLOTH!”
14:37
Evan is so mean to Katelyn!!
Hands down, UA-cam’s cutest couple!
You should make a shirt that says “resinnnnn”
Edit: thx for the likes
we are working on a resin-related shirt design 😉
Omg I would buy that 😂
@@EvanAndKatelyn make the shirt out of resin :)
OMG THEY REPLYED
Yay
Katelyn went from “okk???” to “I’ma go die now”
When then wiggle then wiggle together
Wiggle what?
The top and bottom
@@brennatrudeau3298 i still dont get it 😂😂😂
durpface880 doggylover i think they meant to say “they” not then. And they’re referring to the top and bottom pieces of the table
"It's ok let go lol"
Katelyn having Vietnam flashbacks: ⁿ⁰
I got intense flashbacks to Evan falling through the ceiling when he was testing the strength of the wire with his own weight
“It’s ugly 😔”
“ADD PINK!!”
lmao
it worked tho 😜
bisexual pride flag! (blue, purple, pink)
@@aqueercommunist I knew i wasn't the only one who saw that!!
@@aqueercommunist what programs do you use? Considering your profile is hello world
I looked at how many subscribers Evan and Katelyn had and I was like “whatttttt! they don’t have 1 million subscribers?!” They deserve the world 😭
Awesome! The colors are absolutely perfect! Shows it off beautifully 💙💜💗
Evan: "I just did a bad thing - "
Me: " - You regret the thing you did. And if you're wondering what it is, you'll tell us what you did, you did a baaaad thing."
𝕋𝕚𝕜𝕥𝕠𝕜 𝕠𝕘 𝕘𝕒𝕟𝕘 ˡᵒˡ ᵍᵒ ᶠᵒˡˡᵒʷ @cookiesandcrumbs.egy at insta😂😂😂
hala vlogs ok 😌
lmaoooo bruh 💀😂
I was looking for this comment 😂🙌
Yessss
*THE CAT WHISPERER SPEAKS:*
The cat looking away is actually still checking the table out, because she wants to know if the table attacks when it thinks the cat isn't looking! Or if some creature nearby is protecting it, hiding in it... Cats are too smart! (And they also do dumb things constantly -- like us!)
Karens: MASKS DONT LET ME BREATHE AND THEY ARE A DANGER TO MY HEALTH
Evan and Katelyn: *wear masks for hours cutting wood and never complain*
Ya not wrong
Or surgeons/grocery store employees/me at MY job.
@@MeredithHagan felt this, I work at a grocery store bakery and it's non stop mask wearing for 8 hours so these Karen's need to hush
Same here. I have an RZ mask i wear for hours at a time in my workshop. I like it because it actually fits my nose right and doesn't fog up my glasses constantly. So i threw my spare in my truck for when I go out for supplies. Luckily i work on a farm and its haying season, so i'm on a tractor alone in a hay field most of the time lately.
tbf it can be hard to wear a mask if you're not used to it.
but the answer to that is to get used to it.
Who else thought the legs were made of resin from the thumbnail?
Me
i love that evans main concern and first instinct was to protect Kaitlyn's eyes when she was worried about him breaking the table and tripod
When UA-cam doesn’t give you the notification for the most epic build ever I-
The UA-cam algorithm finally recommended something amazing. A few years ago as I was just looking at UA-cam, trying to find a halfway decent video. I clicked on this video and made one of the best (entertainment related) choices of my life. I saw this video again today and I just wanted to say THANK YOU for making such amazing content that has kept me entertained for hours. I love all your videos so much!!! Especially your videos for joobie. Thank you!
Katelyn: I feel like we’re gonna break our table or break ourselves
*Evan leaves*
*Evan returns with safety goggles*
*Evan puts safety goggles on Katelyn*
Evan: but we won’t break our eyes
Me: 👁👄👁
idky but I found that part HILARIOUS XD
They're SOOO cute!
What's is even funnier is that later, she's apparently taken them off, and he managed to hit her hand back into her eye! If she'd just left the glasses on she would have been fine...
I lolled really hard at the "moment of tooth" :'D Also the tiny "no"s :'D
Just say i laughed not lolled cuz it doesnt make sense😂😂😂
@@mahmohapooh let me just decide for myself what word I use thank you very much.
Incredible- love it!
First saw one of these about 4 or so years ago. Was in the middle of building one when I had a stroke, still haven't gone back to finish it, but I will. Since then I have seen several different designs and even use of aluminum and acrilics, as well as wood and metal, in some of them.
The addition of the robot voice finishing Evan's sentences has me rolling.
Never realized how often Evan just doesn’t finish his sentences. It’s hilarious.
Well, I found your channel yesterday, and I really need to tell you, that you are both absolutely gorgeous. I really love how you look at each other. It just makes me happy. Greetings from Germany. ♥
Aside from the table.... You guys are brill! Couple goals!
this is the most impressed I've been with any of your projects!! and a lot of them are pretty impressive, but damn! this is on another level!!!
8:09 I only just realised that katelyn’s “words are hard” T-shirt is spelt “wasd are hard” 😂
She changed her shirt in the next scene and it bugged me out
IKR I thought I was going crazy😂
I think it was “directions are hard” since wasd are the directional keys for gaming on a keyboard.
I was so confused
Well that ended up being new merch lol
Evan&Katelyn: this video is sponsored by squarespa-
Me: *instantly checks **feelurbutt.com** for a new product*
The tensegrity table is my life being held together rn