Every Star Wars Fan NEEDS This
I can't believe my wife let me build this Star Wars table. Check out
Truebill.com/jonnybuilds to start managing your personal finances today.#truebill #personalfinance I built a live edge river style coffee table from a cottonwood slab. This table features Star Wars inspired bowtie inlays including an x-wing fighter, a tie fighter, and the millennium falcon. The outer shell of this Star Wars table is made from steel and has the Death Star Empire pill lights cut out with LED's lighting it. Under the live edge slabs there is a galaxy epoxy resin panel with fiber optic LED's shining through to represent stars from a galaxy far far away. Follow me on Instagram jonnybuilds
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I am a beginner to woodwork, the main test I have with this bundle
For future reference, don't use CA on fiber optics because it etches the plastic and makes it brittle at the joint. I build models all the time with fiber optic filaments, and I always use epoxy to secure them, because it doesn't harm the plastic.
Just for future reference, you should use polycarbonate instead of acrylic. acrylic is brittle, and polycarb is much more flexible. That's why we use it for signs, and it's much more weather resistant. May the Schwartz be with you!
The force is strong in this coffee table. That was awesome build. From star wars fan and collector to another. I want one
the force is strong with you, Jonny.....
‘The force is strong’ with this one.
Can’t believe I never seen this video!!! Kate has a acting future !!
As a Star Wars fan myself, there is one thing I would have done to round out the look on top. I noticed at the ends of the River top that there is some white light from the sides showing. I would have put something there to black that out.
This table is so cool!! LOVE all the detailing and effects you created!
The Force is Strong!!! As are your building skills!!!! That was fantastic!!!! Had my birthday recently and my daughter got me a card with "I knew just what to get you for your birthday, I felt your presents" on it.
I'm currently doing my own fiber optic project. I tested CA, Gel CA, Epoxy, E6000, and Elmers. By far the best at holding the fiber optics in place was the 5 min epoxy.
The fact that you used Parsecs as a measurement of time was fabulous. That table is AMAZING and those jokes were the epitome Dad/Nerd Hilarity. Totally subscribed. Can't wait to see more.
big fan of your work . . . HUGE fan of this build. Love the mix of woodworking and Scifi on this. Great stuff man!
What is the internal temperature of a tuantuan? ..... Luke warm...
The force is strong! Love this build.
The force is strong with this one. Dream life you're living there. Congratulations to the new apprentice, lucky maker Jedi in training. Thanks for sharing all the details of your awesome builds. Hope to have a shop like yours one day. Green with envy.
Great build - incredibly creative. Diggin' The Jonny and Jeff show! Looking forward to seeing what a good helper will allow you to do. Keep 'em coming, JB.
"The Force is Strong!" And Im not even much of a star wars fan. But this was cool! It would be better if that strip of light from the outside was hidden and if the 2 lights were seperate switches. Again SUPER impressed with this original build from you! 👏👏👏
Jonny, you are just amazing!! So creative and just for the CNC, you have all my respect! I have been trying for weeks with mine and drive me nuts! Learning curve I guess 🤣 keep amazing us!!
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