Extendable/expandable Live Edge Dining Table - Elm
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
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I made an extendable live edge dining table out of elm for my friends as a wedding gift. Read more about elm here: www.wood-databa....
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Alternative wood names: Elm, Ulmus Procera, Ulme, Rüster, Rusten, Effe, Olmo, Ormes, Olmi
Great video. Impressive work!!
Thank you so much for your kind words 🤩😁
Very very beautiful work. Congratulations !!
Thank you Julia, pumped you like it 😁
Amazing video and great work.
Thank you very much for your kind words 😃
stunning! thank you for sharing.
Where do you get the swivel arms?
Here you go: creatoriq.cc/43gxzCZ
Such amazing work! Did you do all the piping to it yourself for to be able to extend the leaf portion? do you have a building plans for that?
Thank you Jason, glad you like it! No, I didn't make the swivelling arms myself - I have no passion for steel :D These can be bought in the link below. Note that it's a German company. They do sell internationally though. If you want that, you can't order through their normal online shop, but have to drop them an e-mail to "service@layer-grosshandel.de" shop.layer-grosshandel.de/_moebelbeschlaege/tischbeschlaege-barkonsolen/tischauszuege/schwenkauszug.html
Great work. How and where do you store the extensions?
Thank you :D I think they store them in the cellar, because they use them only a couple times a year...
@@Woodensoul ah, ok, I had hoped for a built in storage solution underneath the table, since I want to do one myself 😉
@@MyNameIsThoms That should not be too difficult to do, if the table is large enough so you can ensure that there is enough space between the legs. But I didn't do it for this project...
Ein mega geiler Tisch! Was hast du im zweiten Schritt für ein Finish benutzt? Also das, was das Holz dann leicht weiß einfärbt?
Grüße
Michael
Danke für die netten Worte 😁 Das ist Rubio Monocoat Smoke: www.rubio-versand.de/rubio-monocoat-oil-plus-smoke-5-a
Really cool. Can you share info about the hardware you used for the movable support arms?
Thanks 🤩 Sure, you can buy them here (they ship internationally): kit.co/Wooden/table-legs-table-extension-and-other-mounting-gear/meyer-swiveling-exte. I know these are not cheap, but it’s high quality gear 😁
Update (for other readers): People outside of Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Netherlands or Switzerland can buy the swiveling extension arms here: tidd.ly/3QEkux3
107 Euros for the swivel leaf supports. Ouch! So elegant though. Love this build.
I know, but they are really high quality, super stable and work like a charm. Sometimes good gear has it’s price. Thanks for your kind words, glad you liked it 😃
Great video, can you tell me how thick the wood was?
Thank you. The raw slabs where 6.5cm thick...
Beautiful work I would like to do the same where can I get the extensions arms ?
Hi Dale. Thanks for your kind words 🙏🏼 Those are linked in my kit.co inventory: kit.co/Wooden/table-legs-table-extension-and-other-mounting-gear/meyer-swiveling-exte
Update (for other readers): People outside of Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Netherlands or Switzerland can buy the swiveling extension arms here: tidd.ly/3QEkux3
What holds the leaves tight to the table
The turning by 45 degrees barely “unscreews” the arms, hence they stay tight
the hardware isn't available on that link anymore - do you know where else it is available?
It’s still available as far as I can see: shop.layer-grosshandel.de/_moebelbeschlaege/tischbeschlaege-barkonsolen/tischauszuege/schwenkauszug.html
Update (for other readers): People outside of Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Netherlands or Switzerland can buy the swiveling extension arms here: tidd.ly/3QEkux3
I would have liked to see a clip of how you fold It and extend It. But its a great video anyway :)
There is a shot at the end where we extend the table, or are you talking about something else?
I ment like a video of the process of extending It, because Im not sure I fully understand how It would be done
Ah. You move out the swiveling arms half way, then put the board on it. then extend the arms completely
Oooh I see. Thank you!!
my pleasure
This is a great video and amazing table.. I have just finished building my own table, constructed out of 120 year old wood that was part of my house here in the UK. Table is 155cm by 88cm. I have been looking round doing loads of research as I want to be able to extend to a square table (I155cm by 155cm). After a silly amount of video's I think this one could help!!
Thanks so much, the only question I have is the extenders from Layer, which I am going to order now via email. Do you think they will support a large side extension to the table (155x 68cm)? Just thought I would ask as you have used the product, it would be a massive help.
Thanks
Pete
Hey Pete. Thanks for your kind word. Happy to hear you found it helpful. And congrats for building your own table out of wood from your own house. Love it! Regarding your question: No, these swiveling arms won‘t hold such a large extension. I once tried it with 70cm extensions and it was too much, too heavy. I would recommend you to split the extension in two pieces 34cm and extend the table on both ends instead. That could work. Have fun! Javier
@@Woodensoul Amazing.. Thanks so much, I was thinking that could be an option. I will extend each side, thanks so much for the help.
I have emailed the German company and will hopefully come back to me. Thanks again
Awesome! Let me know if you have problems with them. I speak German and use to buy from there gear occasionally.
@@Woodensoul Thank you so much.. You really are going above and beyond, love it. I have contacted them including their UK office and they are asking if I have an account and can only purchase if I have an account with them. Plus saying the order needs to be over £500 UK!! Anything you could do would be amazing.
@@petebaker8452 Oh wow - what a bummer! 500? What the hell! I also just checked their website, and they removed the UK from the list they usually deliver to. The only thing I can think of would be for you to order two pairs and send them to my address in Germany. That won't cost you any shipping. I can then send them to your address in the UK, which will certainly cost some shipping fee. Plus, given you are no longer part of the EU, there might be custom fees you have to pay when receiving the package. No idea how high your VAT is. I can only guess that if they would send this to you directly, you still would have to pay the customs fee.
@Wooden, do you know how much your leaves weigh? Have your swiveling extension bars been able to support the leaves without sagging? Gorgeous work!
Thanks, appreciate you kind words. I estimate each leave weights about 10kg. Yes, sagging was not necessary. If you take heavier lumber that might change. But elm is not crazy heavy...
Is there anywhere in the U.S. I can get those brackets?
Hi Noel. I fear not. I have searched for them all over the internet without luck. The German company that sells them provides an email address for international shipping. Some folks might have reached out to them, but I am not aware of the outcome…
@@Woodensoul I haven't received a response from them so I was hoping there was an alternative distributor.
Not that I know of, unfortunately 😫
Update: People outside of Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Netherlands or Switzerland can buy the swiveling extension arms here: tidd.ly/3QEkux3
Hi, nice table. Where did you get the brackets?
Hi Fern, thanks, glad you like it. You mean the swiveling leafs? Here: kit.co/Wooden/table-legs-table-extension-and-other-mounting-gear/meyer-swiveling-exte
Update (for other readers): People outside of Germany, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Netherlands or Switzerland can buy the swiveling extension arms here: tidd.ly/3QEkux3
Does any place in the US sell the Swiveling extension bars?
I couldn’t find them, but only did a quick search. Maybe they ship internationally? Else something like this could work too: www.amazon.com/Metal-Drop-Leaf-Supports-Pair/dp/B001DT3A4K/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1545030388&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=table+extension+hardware&dpPl=1&dpID=51vTf4GxxkL&ref=plSrch
Thanks
Just bought a pair of these drop-leaf supports, but they don't feel strong enough for my heavy leaves. After seeing your video, I'll be searching for those swiveling extension bars -- they'd be PERFECT!@@Woodensoul
can you provide the name/brand of the swiveling extension hardware? (tried to read the engraving in the video...)
The Brand is "MEYER", and the hardware is called "Schwenkauszug" (thats German). I spent some time looking for it outside of the German speaking countries, but I did not find them. If you are not successful and ok with some waiting, I can order one for them and bring it to the US. I travel a lot for work there. Then I can ship them to you. I will travel to Nashville this weekend, but there is not enough time to order them. Next planned trip is around mid March. I will also send the company an e-mail asking if they ship to the US.@@maryanne.8624
Are you willing to custom make one for my home? How much ?
I would love to, but I fear shipping costs would be horrible. Where do you live?
Wooden Woodland Hills, California
Man, I live in Switzerland. The shipping would be ridiculous. It will be much cheaper for you to look fo a local woodworker to create it. It’s not a difficult project so you shouldn’t have problems finding someone...