In the mean time I tried to fix the table, and that is in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH52qM1mZcqzgbw.html 'How (not) to pour epoxy'. If you want to know what happend with the table, check it out!

@loskr34ck17

4 жыл бұрын

How much would you sell it for had it been a success

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

@Fake Reality - Why spray clear? In fact I coated the boards with one first pour (I should have put a bit of epoxy on the wood too). So I agree that you should treat everything you pour in first. But it can be done with epoxy as well - see the new video.

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

@Los Kr34ck - No idea. It's not something that is on my mind. People here told me I could sell it for thousands, even tens of thousands, but I don't know. I haven't got the channels for that and am not that interested in selling. It's OK where it is, in my small showroom in front of my workshop. 😊

@youtukang

4 жыл бұрын

🙏👍👍👍

@gmargetis

4 жыл бұрын

problem is that you poured multiple layers instead one. either you go with one pour or you pour many times but before the bottom layer gets dry

In 2000 years some poor soul is going to spend his entire career dedicated to figuring out what this device actually did.

@linagee

4 жыл бұрын

An AI will spend an entire second trying to figure it out.

@Blink_____

4 жыл бұрын

@@linagee this is too high a concept for an AI to figure out.

@pokemon_fan659

4 жыл бұрын

@@Blink_____ In 2000 years we'll be pets of AI and robots

@Blink_____

4 жыл бұрын

@@pokemon_fan659 lol you think we aren't already. But computers are still stupid. They will never understand art

@Blink_____

4 жыл бұрын

@starshipeleven yeah I mean, it's not like we came up with the concept or anything lol

You didn't show us the part when the table starts walking.

@PhoenixGameMovies

4 жыл бұрын

That part of the video was confiscated by the CIA.

@Carsonzdead55236

4 жыл бұрын

XD

@Naif314

4 жыл бұрын

HowlingWinds *laughing emoji*

@LittleSickDuck

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@lilijody

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

if it wasnt sticky itd be fine cus the "messed up" parts still look cool

@knifeyonline

4 жыл бұрын

hmm... surely you could put a polyurethane coating over it all and it wouldn't be sticky

You hypnotised me with all this, I don’t know why but from the beginning I kept watching all the work, it’s fascinating the way you took time doing amazing things from a silly idea. I loved it so much. Thx

I really like the idea of the fiber optics. Don't have to worry about trying to replace a burnt LED that's embedded in epoxy

I like the way how you put your thoughts at each and every moment in the video.

That was the most intense epoxy-pouring I've ever heard.

,,Am I talking to the support? Yes, I have an issue, my table won't boot."

@skmc6915

4 жыл бұрын

More lights for holidays and stuff. Maybe a table with lights throughout the whole top.

@dglesterhardunkichud4017

4 жыл бұрын

"Go to Walmart, purchase 10 iTunes gift card for $100 dollars each.... "

@georgwagner4438

4 жыл бұрын

@@dglesterhardunkichud4017 xD

@hermanwooster8944

4 жыл бұрын

"Do the lights come on? Then the table boots. Your problem is something else."

@RioRoundup

4 жыл бұрын

"I'm sorry to hear about your trouble sir....you will need to proceed with a hard drive re-format"

great idea and you really did a great job. im not sure if other people mentioned these two help-full hints. **to eliminate having uncured spots in the epoxy** - combine the two parts of epoxy required in a clean container and mix for half of the time indicated in the instructions. then transfer the epoxy to a different new clean container and continue to mix for the exact remaining time required. pour as soon as the required mixing time is completed. when mixing- stir the product as fast as you can BY HAND without adding allot of air or bubbles into the mixture. make sure to scrape the sides of the container during the mixing and when your transferring from the first to second container. when pouring out of the second container onto your project DO NOT scrape the sides. **to eliminate bubbles in the finished product** - use a heat gun and pass back and forth in a even sweeping motion over the epoxy as soon as you finish pouring out the epoxy. when the epoxy is warmed you will see the bubbles move to the surface and with each pass of the heat source the bubbles should "pop" and disappear.

@teodormarkovic4187

4 жыл бұрын

Jeremy H this is a good hint, i did a bar too with epoxy and as you said if you follow instructions and use multiple containers it comes out flawless.

@goednieuwskrantje-nl

4 жыл бұрын

What would be the reason or the theory that pooring it over to another container will make it work better? thanks

@Diemalexander

4 жыл бұрын

@@goednieuwskrantje-nl It may be that at the edge of the container is still unmixed resin. If you dump it in a new container and do not scratch it, you avoid that this resin is being poured with it

@ChalkySac

4 жыл бұрын

I made my kitchen island in a wood top and did epoxy. The heat was the trick. I used a propane torch. I did several layers. It looks like a sheat of glass. I hope he does it again. I know that epoxy is not cheap though.

@Mike-ie5xu

4 жыл бұрын

@@goednieuwskrantje-nl In the original container, a lot of unmixed epoxy liquid can stick to the sides and bottom, especially in the corners. When you put it into a new container, the unmixed liquid sticking to the sides of the original container will tend to pour out last, and in doing so will be poured directly into the middle of the new container. This trick really works.

Absolutely loving the creativity here!

it was exciting,the best part was your honesty and explaining every part in details.you aren't hiding any side effects you faced while doing this entire project.102k likes worth it.i wish it rese to millions!!!.that table also looks super cool haha.

@Onrust1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. It gets even better in the follow-up video. You might want to see that too? kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH52qM1mZcqzgbw.html

I admire your honesty in admitting failure. Overall, fantastic project.

@CuteKitten_DD

4 жыл бұрын

Use glass on top.. I wont call it failure its looks fantastic

@seanriopel3132

4 жыл бұрын

I had the same exact thought. A lot of KZreadrs only want to share their perfect attempts. You tend to learn the most from mistakes especially when someone else makes them first. LOL Great video. Being an Electrical Engineering I am particularly biased.

Thanks for watching my video! *PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMMENTING* Answering most stated comments: *- Put a glass top over it* Yeah, good suggestion and I might consider, but the ugly spots won't go away with that.. Update: after getting this suggestion over 200 times (really!) I feel I have to elaborate now on this. I will NOT put a glass plate on top. I've got it worked out by now and want to try to fix the ugly and soft spots by carefully removing layers and pour epoxy in again. I know now three things I could have done better / different. Like most what I do the fixing too will be an experiment to learn from, so I will definitely make a video of it, titled 'how (not) to pour epoxy'. 😊 Wait for it. 😊 *- Just pour one new layer epoxy over the whole table* Could do that, but again, the ugly spots won't go away with that, and second I don't like the look of wood underneath epoxy that much... Covering wood in epoxy for me is something like making plastic out of something natural.. *- Cut out the center, put in a new bottom and start new* I will certainly not do that. I've just so many other things I want to make.. *- You should have poured thinner layers* The specs of the epoxy said I could pour 5 cm at once. I did maybe 1,5 cm. Most is fine. I screwed up the mixing. *- You should have mixed the epoxy like this ... method, or like this ...* Hey, I know I SCREWED UP the mixing. Thanks for reminding me. 😉😉 I will take your advice and do better next time. I promise. *- What if one LED dies? How will you fix that? You should add solar to charge the batteries* You haven't watched the whole video, now have you? I know everybody skips parts of videos, but skipping the essential parts makes you ask stupid questions... 😁😁 *- You're better in converting buses* Ok, I confess, I made that comment up. 😆😆

@tonyeclau

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe another brand of epoxy?

@energyrep777

4 жыл бұрын

Can you maybe buy a custom glass top for it? It is beautiful regardless.

@Mcnoklacyphie

4 жыл бұрын

Hey onrust you put vernish on epoxy, that’s the bad, you must wax the epoxy without vernish

@Mcnoklacyphie

4 жыл бұрын

So grind another 2.5 hours.... ah ah ah!

@Mcnoklacyphie

4 жыл бұрын

In case you got a superb project there

Oh my gosh that is so awesome. That is the coolest table I’ve ever seen

To me the table still looks great. The use of optical fiber instead of normal led and wires is a brilliant idea!

Regardless of the in imperfections, the idea was brilliant and it largely looks awesome. I would love to have a table like this.

Not a total fail.. It was a learning curve for you as well as us watching.. And that idea of using the LEDs with the fibre optics has given me some ideas in my projects.. So.. Not a fail at all...

This is utterly amazing!

wow that was one of the coolest things I have ever seen being built on the internet... so simple but, yet so difficult and so awesome... man I want one of those...

Fantastic idea! I'm a retired Printed Circuit Board Designer. You gave me an idea, do this but with all the PCBs I've designed since the 1980s. A coffee table to be proud of in more ways than one.

@flyguy8791

4 жыл бұрын

That would make a very unique and interesting coffee table. A conversation piece for sure.

@flowerhour9539

4 жыл бұрын

There's a market here for these tables for sure!

A glass top should fix your issue if you want the least amount of effort.

@kykenzo9115

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly, epoxy it’s toxic.

@somebody4217

4 жыл бұрын

I thought about that also. But I do like the epoxy more.

@johnsenwang457

4 жыл бұрын

Nice,I thougt a glass would be better.

@simply_searching

4 жыл бұрын

also prevents dust and such, unlike a glass top. still cool, though.

@gray8091

4 жыл бұрын

@@simply_searching put a glass top and cover it with a thin layer of epoxy

"Where is your computer?" "In my table"

@almisami

4 жыл бұрын

If you incorporate passive heat sink as a table center decoration, you could possibly do this. Your thermals would be unfathomably awful, and you'd probably have to downclock everything to all hell, but it could work. Your power supply would have to be mounted under the table, though.

@luisenriquechavezdiaz3071

4 жыл бұрын

I was about to comment the same

@skrrtycurty1606

3 жыл бұрын

@@almisami its called watercooling my guy. Won't need to be too thick of a counter. Just get watercooled vrms and such and boom. Stupid computer

Bummer the table failed, because the idea was really neat!

@montysimmons

4 жыл бұрын

Not a failure for me - I learned much from this video. Euros, LOL, that is not really money.

@fernandocruz3457

4 жыл бұрын

would of been nice if he put the cpu and the ssd and all the real parts in

Put a big piece of glass over the whole table

@Rusiputki

4 жыл бұрын

Amen! He poured so much money just to find the hard way these epoxy resins are garbage. Plus he started crying when he had to lift the table...

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

The epoxy should not be blamed for the idiot that didn't mix it well. There was no crying involved.

@shofarsogood7504

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe glue down a sheet of glass with another layer of epoxy? It might make it clear... that's what I'd try.

@electronicsworkbench

4 жыл бұрын

@@shofarsogood7504 Maybe he could use a heat gun to smooth out the surface?

@shadowsxd1452

4 жыл бұрын

@@stevethea5250 talking about sex on a epoxy video , g8 m8!

The boards look like a major futuristic city, like a birds eye view of a huge city. Love the table.

@techtactics788

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good idea. Mini city models underneath covered with epoxy.

Don't know why this video was suggested on my page but when I saw this I really liked the part that it says failure and still so many views, it's courageous and very honest to show a failed attempt but the most important message I got is even with failure this is such a beautiful table and this means failure is just the message to a bigger success! Thanks for sharing 👍🙂

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. You might be interested in the follow-up video as well?: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH52qM1mZcqzgbw.html

Even though it has a few bad spots I love the end result. Great work!

What you've learnt from this: The epoxy was a failure. What we've learnt from this: Screw with your failure!! That LED with fiber optic wire is a brilliant idea, and your table is awesome!!

@yousircantknow8987

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like shit. My local lumberyard has an epoxied table with river stones, moss, and a slab of zebra wood with a live edge. Your table is something a sixth grader would do.

@richualistic6374

4 жыл бұрын

@@yousircantknow8987 "my local lumber yard...."😂😂😅That was one of the dumbest, out of left field, "I can't do better so I will hide my jealousy by posting that I saw a better one somewhere else that I had nothing to do with except seeing it" post I have ever seen!😂😂😅. FAF. Had me rolling for a while. Thanks. I really needed that.

@nathu100

4 жыл бұрын

i agree the fiber optic is really nice ! but i'm asking myself, in the video you show us you drilled a red led, but when you light it up later they all show up green and yellow ? i'm really curious about this

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

@@nathu100 The red one was the first as a test. 'For real' I used only green & yellow because I thought those colors matched better with the circuit boards.

is that table gonna work with just 2 blocks of ddr2 ram? Just wondering

@rofiiqyla

4 жыл бұрын

It can run ZUMA

@L3NN0XX

4 жыл бұрын

My couchPC has 2 blocks of ddr2 dm me on ig if you wanna see it...

@Pkoi1988

4 жыл бұрын

Gaming table brooo

@MindPlayN

4 жыл бұрын

And no Intel Inside? 😛

@DarkNinjaOfShadows

4 жыл бұрын

You can always download some more.

Really appreciate your work. For me it was a success.

This is a piece of art!

Wife comes home: Honey IKEA is having a huge table sale

When a DIY'r tech nerd watches too much home improvement tv :) Great video! Personally I think it looks awesome. I would get a piece of glass made for the table top, put some 35% window tint on it, and just set it on top of everything. Thus, the tint will hide the imperfections of the epoxy, yet let the circuit boards and wood be visibly appealing. Definitely not a loss or a fail, just an unexpected step in the process towards the finished table!

Looks amazing thanks for sharing

Que trabalho formidável!

You know, I've got a bunch of old motherboards lying around from previous computer builds. This might be a really cool project for a new computer desk. Using the LED shells with fiber optic cable was a neat idea too.

I'm very impressed. You're a stand up guy. It's hard to say how many but I imagine more so than not. The average KZreadr would have skipped over the part about it not coming out right. Not lied about it, just not told us all about what happened. I've been guilty of it myself. If for nather reason that in itself deserves me subscribing. Sir you have a new subscriber.

wow I never would of thought of this!!! You are very talented!!!

Definitely an antique of the future.......awesome and beautiful 🤩💕💕

The table might have been a failure to you, but man, was the pouring of epoxy satisfying to me!

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

Funny. I didn't see it as so exciting... but then again... I was busy at the time... 😊 But I can give away a little secret.... (As you won't tell anyone... 😆) I'm busy fixing the table (look here kzread.info/dron/NdDV4vHKjuWOYlEW4HIk5w.htmlcommunity ) and at some point I asked myself if it was possible to fix rather big enclosed air bubbles, by drilling two tiny holes at the ends, and with a syringe inject epoxy from one. Seeing that ugly bubble slowly disappear... now THAT was satisfying..! Busy with the video. Wait for it.

@TheMiig1513

4 жыл бұрын

@@Onrust1 Looking forward to it!

@mindfk394k

4 жыл бұрын

@@Onrust1 circular saw it out drop it out the bottom...put new thin layer of wood in the cutout then redo...maybe aplastic black between wood and new resin pour to be left in...right down the edge of wood meets resin circular saw

@mindfk394k

4 жыл бұрын

@@Onrust1 better yet drop it and build the circuit board outside of the table then put in after...even install it you can change it out from time to time just you same braces under neath just like table extension braces...

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

I'm assuming you read above that I've already fixed the table? Building the circuit board part outside of the table would make the installing of the glass fibers very difficult...

Solution to fail: lay a piece of clear glass over the entire table.

@anthony_kane

4 жыл бұрын

Router out a layer thick enough for a sheet of glass on just the center piece; its hard to tell from the angles I saw it at but there should be some leeway between the surface of the table and the tallest component on one of the PCBs. Won't get rid of any ugly spots under that but should make it a functioning and non-sticky table.

@Reth_Hard

4 жыл бұрын

To avoid the formation of bubbles he should have put the table in a vacuum chamber. What an amateur...

@grahammay6917

4 жыл бұрын

Reth Tard The man who has never made a mistake, has never done anything.

@scobra6652

4 жыл бұрын

Reth Tard Yeah, we all have one of those in our spare rooms just waiting for the day we make an epoxy table, because we're all professionals, right?

@Reth_Hard

4 жыл бұрын

@UCyp5Y0PWU7-D8DNrTMp2Qjg Well... If Nasa can do it, everybody can... :P

Your table is lighting up like a city at night time. An overview of the city has always reminded me of a computer chip.

Nice work, amazing.

So sad to hear of the failure. The concept was totally awesome especially with the addition of fiber optics. I was thoroughly amazed at the finished product and the look of it looking like an aerial view of a city. Kudos my friend by going boldly into making a concept piece reality. Without failure how can we marvel at vast achievements made. Keep on keep'n on. 👍

Brilliant idea and I appreciate you sharing the challenges and “failure”. It’s nice to see a creator willing to show that not all projects turn out perfectly. You’ve earned a new sub. Thanks. I look forward to binging past projects and watching new ones. Happy New Year!

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and Happy New Year back to you! Regards from the Netherlands!

When an artist makes an electronic nonsense table: Tek

@krystof0118

4 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha so funny

@waffles9771

4 жыл бұрын

Tech - Kalm Tek - Panik

Another great example of passion. I really liked the musics in your videos by the way.

@Onrust1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Nice to hear. 😊

The table looks awesome, from further away. I really like the idea of having a "smart table" showing its interior.

You can't win them all mate. Every failure is a big learning opportunity and a great way to become a master, so stick with it!

Literally was amazed until that soft part thing but still was worth it to keep it and thank for sharing ur experience ❤still love the table 😅❤

I learned this lesson already. Best advice I have for u that worked for me is. Throw it out in the sun hot and put a heater use a heating w.e is hot a oven lol. And that will fix ur sticky problem but that blur is wrong application and mixing. I really luv the fiber optic idea with the cellphone thnx for that

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

Here is the follow-up video with what I did and all lessons learned: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH52qM1mZcqzgbw.html

That's excellent what you did. For electronics enthusiast that is a great table! Next time you can solve soft and sticky epoxy problem is any of your project is to pore the epoxy in another container after mixing hardener in it and mix it well. Do this a few time and you will get a homogeneous epoxy solution which will no more be sticky.

I think you are usually supposed to pour it into different containers and them pour it again. It looked like you mixed and poured from the same container. I have had that same problem when I try to conserve the containers. Make sure you follow the instructions to a T and contact technical support for application techniques. In my experience the Envirotec technical support was Extremely helpful and knowledgeable. I wouldn’t be bummed if I was you, that table is freakin’ amazing, even if its not “perfect” good job!

Muito bom. Perfeito serviço, esta de parabéns

The table failed. If my failures were like that table, I would be fine. lmao. Amazing job! As an IT guy I appreciate your work. :)

The other day I where out to buy a cooking top, the seller ensured me it had wifi. And now your showing me your table with PCI express, expandable ram, several cpu's and it's all fanless. Sometimes I just wan't to go back to the stone age, but my time machine broke.

I recommend a piece of glass that can be beveled around the edge at a 45 degree angle 1/2-1 inch wide. By the way, you made one HELL of a GREAT EFFORT- BRAVO my friend!Francis

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

As you can see here kzread.info/dron/NdDV4vHKjuWOYlEW4HIk5w.htmlcommunity I've begun fixing the table. I routed out the bad spots and am pouring in new epoxy. The first results look promising. Wait for the video. 😊

Absolutely amazing thanks :)

Outstanding. Love it.

This table if still remains in the future, it will be a mark for human history.

Use MAS epoxy “Table Top” to cover the whole table and provide a clear hard surface

@riftalope

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder if the bad spots could be cooked out with a heat gun? If so, a quarter inch would do.

Muito bom, um video honesto ao mostrar o que houve de errado no projeto.

It looked like a city of silicon from above like an advanced civilisation would look like, so happy to see such patience and hard work you put in and saw it fail

Maybe next time a small layer of epoxy to keep the boards in place then inlay a piece of glass as a cover? Just a thought. I really liked the concept of the table! Now I am wishing I didn't recycle all my old motherboards and telecom boards haha. Great work my friend!

@GordieGii

4 жыл бұрын

I just took six old desk-tops and four lap-tops to the dump about three weeks ago. Wish I'd seen this first.

"I'll just sleep on it for a while" I thought it was meant to be a table, not a bed?! I'll get my coat.

This is great. I will try by myself, trying to avoid some mistakes. Thanks for the inspiration.

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

That's nice. Be sure to watch the follow-up video with the learned lessons in it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH52qM1mZcqzgbw.html

Major Success.... If I had this idea, I would have had this for my conference room... Great work mate!!! Good Luck...

Being a hobby or home project, a few imperfections don't make it a fail in total. Overall, I enjoyed the vid and I for one see the table as a success. Great thing! :)

This was an Amazing video. A lot of Imagine, & hard work. It's still a work of art..

Excellent Work

Excellent work

Thumps up for the idea, and for the honesty, showing that results doesn´t always ends perrfectly.

Put a piece of glass over the whole table......

@senor135

4 жыл бұрын

yea, or even just the center section

@senor135

4 жыл бұрын

i mean like, chisel out some of the epoxy layer and lay a piece of glass there, so it's flush with the wood level

@nunixcip

4 жыл бұрын

I saw the video and thought the same thing! That's the solution!

So glad you included the sanding lol im doing a part now, trying to sand it and it's literally like trying to sand glass haha wish i had some coarser paper

*That 'Simple Strip' shape looked like an aerial view of a city, liked it and end result.*

just put a glass plate over the entire table , boom - done it’s still awesome work you done and very unique

@RandomGuy-ux9zc

4 жыл бұрын

This is the best solution! If he doesn't want to put the glass in contact with the epoxy, he just has to put something to separate both things leaving a little space in between. That table looks just amazing!

this table is so cool, try to save it by putting the big glass over the entire table!

This is stunning.

VERY GOOD IDEA, BEAUTIFUL APPEARANCE, JUST LOOK AWAY, LIKE A GRAND MASTER'S PAINTING

try moving the table out into the sunlight - warm days - for a week. Needless to say, good weather will be needed as far as the forecast for your area. Sometimes thick epoxy resin that did not get well mixed will 'kick' due to the UV. You may try after the surface is hard a wash with acetone. Test at a small spot in a corner first.

@surfibit

4 жыл бұрын

no sunlight will likly brown the apoxy

Maybe you can run your circular saw through, just to the inside of the epoxy, then pry it out. I didn't see any metal pieces right at the edges that would give the saw blade any trouble. Since you lined the bottom with aluminum tape, you might be able to pull/pry the whole thing out after releasing the sides. Bit of a shame. I am sure that was a rather pricey resin pour. It was a great idea, and overall looked wonderful. It really appealed to my computer geek side. I really liked your idea for lighting the LEDs with fiber. I may have to borrow that solution one of these days for one of my projects.

I congratulate you. From the conception, work, to the effort you have put into the project, it is worth highlighting. Having placed fiber optic with a led terminal is a good idea, however I consider that placing a fixed light source is recommended. You have won in every way. I am an Electronic Technician with 25 years of experience and I am dedicated to what you have done, so I consider that your work has been a success, I think you understand me. I have used the google translator, I don't speak any English at all Congratulations

Fantastic idea and great video (even if you weren't 100% happy with the results). It's pretty mesmerising watching the epoxy being poured.

Vale o 'Like' pelo trabalho incrível, se apareceram falhas em algumas partes não importa.

Make a router sled and carve as mush epoxy out as you can without damaging the old mobos etc. Then refill. I would add a 3-5mm raised edge around the table and fill the epoxy so it covers the wood, covering the the table. Nice Work

Идея - огонь!

Excellent i love the table

Such a relief to see that the old circuitry that really has so much history behind it (not just the use and life of the things, but their development), it can really be a pleasant thing to see. It doesn't have to all just get scrapped, or trashed. This is great because there's something going on beyond what it is, and it's not just a recycling effort. And it's like a museum piece in your dining room. I'm just seeing your results, but maybe it would take a year or three to really dry? Maybe it would dry out, I really hope it does!? Thanks for sharing this, and I hope you succeed with your PCB table, someday!

A Computer desk with these circuit board would've been the best option in my opinion

@andersoni.7472

4 жыл бұрын

Somair Hossain agreed

@vikings844

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same till the fail part, I'm going to pass on this project!

@ClayHales

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. I couldn't get a project like this to fly on a dining table. Computer desk would be perfect.

My like just for your hardwork!!

very cool, thanks for the Video.

This is spectacular!!! an error in Art is a design. Bro this is magnificent. Kudos

How about a sheet of glass over the top?

@ddarkkiller

4 жыл бұрын

also the epoxy will be yellowish after few years

@partiid

4 жыл бұрын

@Shadow Banned Why would you even use epoxy with the glass panel? Just mount glass on the top of the boards and there you go it's done. Not as cool as the version with epoxy but still pretty cool.

@hiragasakoto7193

4 жыл бұрын

@@partiid you will gets hurtbutt if u do that. Because u need to add some glue to make that circuit doesnt move at all. And u need to remove the glass to clean it when some of your soda spilled in that table

@jesper9622

4 жыл бұрын

@@hiragasakoto7193 Not if you seal the gap with silicone. And epoxy is toxic.

@thany3

4 жыл бұрын

@@hiragasakoto7193 The circuit boards can still be stuck in place with a thin layer of epoxy, or some other glue, below them. It doesn't have to be visible.

I've seen this video a couple of times now, and it's just so damn relaxing! Enjoying a coold bewerage and just taking it all in... Wounderful! It's among my top 5 videos on all of youtube!

@Onrust1

4 жыл бұрын

Oof.. that is a very big compliment! Thank you!

Very cool idea 💡. Looking in from Ireland 🇮🇪

Changing these LEDs will be a challenge! If they hadn’t been cleverly replaced with glass fibers!

What a brilliant work. This is 100% success. I like it. Bang bang bro...🤙🤙

I love the fact that you chose classical music to edit your video over modern Music. You have a good taste in music 🙏 ❤️.

More powerful computing technology on those old motherboards than the entire Apollo space program had.

@stal2496

4 жыл бұрын

Only difference is that all of the boards were damaged and not working

@zak5905

4 жыл бұрын

isnt that just crazy how much tech had improved over the last 60 years.

@jeffreywillis4258

4 жыл бұрын

@@stal2496 1) There are a lot more differences than that. 2) Working or not, my statement still holds true.

@TheGentry000

4 жыл бұрын

especially the board with double xeon cpus

@hudv

4 жыл бұрын

Bro the bits on the Saturn v are massive cubes with rings it's crazy