Stunning!!!!!

I can't get over how STUNNING this is! Who (except you!) knew that plywood could be so BEAUTIFUL!? Thank you so much for sharing your process and for including all the issues, tips and tricks you experienced along the way. I've been wanting to make a coffee table for a long time but didn't know what kind I wanted--until NOW. Thank you for giving me the confidence to believe I can make one of these myself. YOU ARE AWESOME!

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

You can totally do it! The most important thing you need for this coffee table is patience. :-D If you have that, you're set!

It is beautiful. Thank you for uploading and sharing. (to reduce the fluffly bits on the plywood, the tear out, use a sacrificial fence, it will help).

This is absolutely gorgeous!! I love the herringbone pattern!

great, but I was nervous watching you cross your left arm over at the mitre saw when the blade was still running e.g from 0:55 please take safety seriously around these tools. You're wearing long sleeves, it's so easy for the blade to catch them and pull your arm into the saw. Other than that, it's a beautiful table, well done. Would you mind sharing the thickness of the plywood you bought?

Beautiful

Nice job, I did the same as you but I nailed each piece down to a flat board and got off track some how and had to pull it all up and start over, I’ll never make another one ha ha

It was a cool idea. Then, you added that round over edge and...wow. Totally gorgeous. Great job.

A master at work. You are amazing. You’re absolutely amazing at explaining and being authentic and your taste is superb, you’re always ahead in design forecasting and maybe even trend setting. ❤️❤️❤️

Amazing work, as usual! Your attention to detail astounds me all the time! That edge!?! 👀

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Couldn't wrap my head around how it would look. But it's very nice and unique. Which I love!

- GREAT job. Looks beautiful. Thanx 4 sharing the energy it truly took.

Just beautiful! Great work.

Absolutely beautiful!

Wow! Great job

RESIN THE TABLE RESIN EVERYTHING 😁

This is amazing! Wow! You are so clever and the table is gorgeous!

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Been missing you.

Girl, you are the bomb! I would love to get a list of all of the power tools that you have and their make and model#'s (I need to give it to my hubby for gift ideas for me, hint, hint)

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

I actually have a lot of them (maybe most of them) in my Amazon store under the Tools & DIY Products section. You can find that here: www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-618ae364

Hi Kristi, could you once more explain how you finished the top? I too would like to finish it in a way that it maintains the whitish maple color. Normal finish makes it too yellow! :) Thanks for your advice.

You made me a bit nervous with the mitre saw, fingers and spinning blades and all that. Suggestion for the wood filler. water it down into a runny paste and quite literally poor it on. Let dry and then sand. Works really well. Beautifully finished product

👍👍👍

Do you have to pin or nail each piece. Would glue hold on it's own?

How has that floor poly held up on the table? Did it yellow at all?

Beautiful!! How did you think of the design for this? Was it based on something you saw? It is lovely!

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen other edge grain plywood furniture pieces, and wanted to design my own.

Beautiful table 💕 but oh my poor hands from all of that sanding but worth it at the end😊

@shane66698

2 жыл бұрын

Put it together clamp it and then sand it with an orbital.

Also, if you saved the sawdust from the rough sanding and then coated the top with glue and sawdust, would it fill in those flaws without using wood filler? I have seen this on other channels and wonder if it really works.

@KristiLinauer

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen people do that, but it seems like an awful lot of work. Wood filler is so much easier. Plus, wood filler is so much easier to sand than wood glue.