That table with the chain looks gorgeous. Wow 😮 you did an awesome job. I wish I had a table like that for my home. You have extreme talent bro good job 👏.
Wow!! Trey that was impressive to watch!! So much work and patience to deliver a great product to your client!! Thanks for sharing with us. As always God Bless Y'all and bring prosperity and happiness to your lives!!
Gorgeous. As the saying goes,you learn from your mistakes. I liked how you showed each step that went into the build of the table. Can't wait to see more of your proje ts.
nice build. I've been doing a number of walnut river and dual river dining tables this year and I've come to the conclusion they just don't net the best profit for the amount of time involved compared to other builds. such high risk builds, but yes they do turn out looking great when done. nice job on this one!
Great work, this project turned out Awesome!! Thanks for you honesty about your mistakes, I mean learning opportunities! Very refreshing to see the whole process with your lessons learned and not just the finished product.
Wow guys it was a lot of work and different steps you have to take and a lot of drying time but that table is so dang gorgeous. Be proud of yourself for that because i am. Some learning curves but its perfect in the end. I havent seen anybody else do this type of work so yall are number 1 in my book for sure.
I am not a fan of the blue in the knot cracks, but I understand why you did that. The end result was amazing and I would be thrilled to have a smaller version of that in my kitchen.
@@TripleLRusticDesigns that’s always been my issue. I have hundreds of hours of poor quality footage because I was always so focused on the final outcome. Turned out great 🤙
Very interesting video. I do small epoxy serving trays etc.. What was the name (brand) of the final coat that you put on the table. Keep up the good work.
So I’m going to make a conference room table for the shop I work at. They came to me asking if I could build one. They wanted to use cam shafts for the legs. But I was thinking of putting them the middle and using epoxy to cover them. That to me would be a better use of the cam shafts. The table will be 10 feet long 36 wide. Just don’t know how much to charge. This will be my first epoxy table. Thinking either walnut or maple what is your thought.
Beautiful table nice work. 3 questions though, what’s the ceramic coating? Atomic Oil? Just curious total amount of epoxy poured whether you kept it or removed?
Very Nice I can see how it takes so long build. How did you remove the finish on the tow hooks,it looks like they sand blasted. Great I love watching your videos.
Man oh man, i don’t know about you but you should pat yourself on the back for such hard work and dedication. Certainly worth paying top dollars. Not much to say other than keep brandishing your craft/techniques.
Insane The only thing I didn't care for were the blue colors in the knots along the finished plain wood sections along the length of the table. I would have preferred blue only be in the middle
Think you missed the final step for these tables which is very complex. Ya gotta book an appointment with your primary care physician and get on mood stabilizers so you can live with yourself and sleep at night. Lot of variables come into play with this final step.
She's a beaut. How do you keep your shop so clean no dust particles fall into the epoxy for all of that time? Do you cover it? Or, do get some but sand it out?
The table did turn out really good 👍🏻 also that was a lot of work. The only thing I would say is were the blue is coming out in the knots. Wouldn't it be better to fill in all the knots with wood putty or would the blue come through anyway.
How are you able to use this Species of Tree? Isn't the Monkey Puzzle tree on the Endangered Species list? Don't get me wrong the Table is Awesome looking. But being a Wood Worker Myself and Furniture Maker I am just very Curious.
The blue colour make it very tacky. The choice of the wood is questionnable at best, it look like knotty pine and doesnt inspire luxury or class more like rustic look (is it what you were going for , i doubt it. Even if your name is triple L rustic designs... ) The chain inside is a nice touch for your client. Underneath the table: no recessing of the table legs nor the c channel. 12000 for that is seriously way too much seeing the result that it produced. Sorry :/
Welcome to the internet. I'm going to drop a bomb on you. If you notice the name on the channel, this entire UA-cam is an advertisement for their business. #shocker
Awesome job. I was stressed for you right up till u delivered and set it up 🤣🤣🤣
Great work! I learned alot while watching you guys perform your craft. Keep grinding.
That table with the chain looks gorgeous. Wow 😮 you did an awesome job. I wish I had a table like that for my home. You have extreme talent bro good job 👏.
Wow what a terrific project. I really enjoyed watching it.
Absolutely beautiful!
You did a fantastic job.
You are more than just a log yard.
Outstanding work!!! Sanding is worth the effort when working with epoxy mainly because it takes away the plastic look for a more glass like look.
Thanks 👍
@@TripleLRusticDesigns Magnifique mais on ne doit pas poncer avec du grain 3000 avant de remettre une couche d'epoxy?
I'm starting my first river table next month. It definitely won't be as crazy as this one!
Can't way to see more.
All I can say is wow I loved the hole video my first time I be here for more Kenny south Georgia
Wow!! Trey that was impressive to watch!! So much work and patience to deliver a great product to your client!! Thanks for sharing with us. As always God Bless Y'all and bring prosperity and happiness to your lives!!
Thanks so much!
Awesome work. Love your honesty about trial and error.
Gorgeous. As the saying goes,you learn from your mistakes. I liked how you showed each step that went into the build of the table. Can't wait to see more of your proje ts.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Looks amazing, great job!
I love the table. The table looks great I bet it was a fun project to take on.
Yes! Thank you!
nice build. I've been doing a number of walnut river and dual river dining tables this year and I've come to the conclusion they just don't net the best profit for the amount of time involved compared to other builds. such high risk builds, but yes they do turn out looking great when done. nice job on this one!
That's a really cool table. Nice job 😊.
You do beautiful work wow...!!!
What a fantastic table 👌 👏
Beautiful table!!!! Well done.
WOW...amazing work! Thank you for sharing!
Fantastic table looks great
This was an awesome informative/descriptive video, and with a beautiful table to boot. Good job!
Thank you kindly!
Great work, this project turned out Awesome!! Thanks for you honesty about your mistakes, I mean learning opportunities! Very refreshing to see the whole process with your lessons learned and not just the finished product.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks amazing beautiful work
Amazing table what did you use for the ceramic coating?
Wow guys it was a lot of work and different steps you have to take and a lot of drying time but that table is so dang gorgeous. Be proud of yourself for that because i am. Some learning curves but its perfect in the end. I havent seen anybody else do this type of work so yall are number 1 in my book for sure.
Thank you so much!
That table looks amazing! Great work to all!
Thanks so much!
That is one gorgeous table. Great job guys
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
Absolutely beautiful work! Looks amazing!!
Thank you very much!
I am not a fan of the blue in the knot cracks, but I understand why you did that. The end result was amazing and I would be thrilled to have a smaller version of that in my kitchen.
Great great work.....
Good to see the video for this one. I’ve been waiting since you sent me the pictures lol nice work brother!
Thanks man! So much editing for this one. Not the best footage because I was so focused on working on it and less on the footage.
@@TripleLRusticDesigns that’s always been my issue. I have hundreds of hours of poor quality footage because I was always so focused on the final outcome. Turned out great 🤙
13:45 So much dignity and dedication in your work, I've learnt a lot from you sir !
Love the color and the legs. The table is also stunning.
Thanks so much!
That an awesome table. Beautiful work.
Thank you very much!
Really well done. Impressive work.
Thank you very much!
Great video / tutorial..If a bug happened to dry on top our in it the epoxy, what is your process to CLEAN that area up?
Nice work
Very interesting video. I do small epoxy serving trays etc.. What was the name (brand) of the final coat that you put on the table. Keep up the good work.
I might have to retire a year late to get one of these! 😍
Thanks!!
Wow thats beautiful!!! I love it!!!!
Absolutely awesome it turned out great.
Thank you so much 😊
So I’m going to make a conference room table for the shop I work at. They came to me asking if I could build one. They wanted to use cam shafts for the legs. But I was thinking of putting them the middle and using epoxy to cover them. That to me would be a better use of the cam shafts. The table will be 10 feet long 36 wide. Just don’t know how much to charge. This will be my first epoxy table. Thinking either walnut or maple what is your thought.
Cade os vídeos?
Beautiful table. Great job
Thank you! Cheers!
That’s an awesome looking table, great job!
Thanks a bunch!
That's a really nice looking table!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful work.
Thank you very much!
may i ask where you got the chains
Great job!!! Love your show!!!
Your tables are gorgeous ❤❤❤
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful table nice work. 3 questions though, what’s the ceramic coating? Atomic Oil?
Just curious total amount of epoxy poured whether you kept it or removed?
How do you keep the table together with the wood and epoxy
Qual é o valor da resina epóxi aí no USA?
wow so beautiful
Thank you so much
Beautiful table grat job
Thank you! 😊
Wow !!! Great job 👏
Very Nice I can see how it takes so long build. How did you remove the finish on the tow hooks,it looks like they sand blasted. Great I love watching your videos.
Thank you! Thankfully the chains came perfectly clean! Saved so much work
Would it be possible in a future video to show the blue expoxy getting applied in slower time. The table looks great
allo vriment belle table❤
Beautiful nice work
Very neat!!
Man oh man, i don’t know about you but you should pat yourself on the back for such hard work and dedication. Certainly worth paying top dollars. Not much to say other than keep brandishing your craft/techniques.
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing a good video 🎉🎉
Great build! What did you use for ceramic coating?
Insane
The only thing I didn't care for were the blue colors in the knots along the finished plain wood sections along the length of the table.
I would have preferred blue only be in the middle
Thanks!
hello trey it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks trey good friends randy 🛠🛠🛠🛠🛠🛠🛠
Hey, thanks Randy!
Wow 😮
Assume! 😊
Beautiful thumbnail with no big booty on it. Thank you.
I like the big booty thumbnails!
I don't much care for the blue in the knots but other than that I like it a lot.
Thank you!
Ty! What ceramic coating did you use?
Think you missed the final step for these tables which is very complex. Ya gotta book an appointment with your primary care physician and get on mood stabilizers so you can live with yourself and sleep at night. Lot of variables come into play with this final step.
Nice :)
👍. Perfect
Beautiful❤
Thank you! 😊
Now the only thing to do is to make bigger tables. Awesome job
She's a beaut. How do you keep your shop so clean no dust particles fall into the epoxy for all of that time? Do you cover it? Or, do get some but sand it out?
The table did turn out really good 👍🏻 also that was a lot of work. The only thing I would say is were the blue is coming out in the knots. Wouldn't it be better to fill in all the knots with wood putty or would the blue come through anyway.
Thanks!
28:11 i hope is the camera cuze she's curvy
How are you able to use this Species of Tree? Isn't the Monkey Puzzle tree on the Endangered Species list? Don't get me wrong the Table is Awesome looking. But being a Wood Worker Myself and Furniture Maker I am just very Curious.
Perfect
12gs huh. Shit I'm in the wrong line of business
My only suggestion would be to have the chain chrome plated before embedding it as there are some blemishes on the chains.
Chain spoils it
Still a hobby or get closer to a full time job? Gorgeous table too!
The UA-cam channel and wood shop is our full time job now! Thank you!
Why so long between videos?
People wenn you make a new video? Maybe nice to make a saw video en make some bords cut under a 30 till 45 degree so that you make nice oval boards
The blue colour make it very tacky. The choice of the wood is questionnable at best, it look like knotty pine and doesnt inspire luxury or class more like rustic look (is it what you were going for , i doubt it. Even if your name is triple L rustic designs... )
The chain inside is a nice touch for your client.
Underneath the table: no recessing of the table legs nor the c channel.
12000 for that is seriously way too much seeing the result that it produced. Sorry :/
I think they got it to cheat. With all the work I think it should have been $15,000. It is a great table.
Thank you!
Not built right. Sorry but it’s too weak and will fold if you push the end or drive your lady on the end
Hidious:(
This whole video is a walking advertisement for products that either paid you or gave you free products.
Welcome to the internet. I'm going to drop a bomb on you. If you notice the name on the channel, this entire UA-cam is an advertisement for their business. #shocker
🤗🤔👻👌👍👍
Where Zoe?
$12,000 table or strip club🤔
Terribly kitschy. Sorry guys. Still nice technique.
Not all art is appreciated by all people the same way.
Money talks. Bullshit like yours walks.
Ease up chief
Well done. Gorgeous table!
Thank you!
Wow!