Smart Wood Recycling Project // Extremely Creative Pocket Folding Table Design From Ugly logs

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Smart Wood Recycling Project // Extremely Creative Pocket Folding Table Design From Ugly logs

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  • @beatricekarrerulrich652
    @beatricekarrerulrich65225 күн бұрын

    Ich möchte diesen Tisch nicht, aber es ist faszinierend die Arbeitsschritte zu zuschauen und die Maserierung des Holzes ist toll!

  • @talleyrand2739
    @talleyrand2739Ай бұрын

    well done looks great and very handy when camping

  • @rosellabill
    @rosellabillАй бұрын

    You always make fantastic videos. Thank |You

  • @uweploeger511
    @uweploeger51127 күн бұрын

    A table for heavy workout, but the grain looks fantastic after spraying!

  • @AnneThiessen-xv3dd
    @AnneThiessen-xv3dd11 күн бұрын

    Very interesting work!

  • @dang6832
    @dang683229 күн бұрын

    If I had that finish on my hardware I’d be pissed. Spray, then finish. Cool design though. Nicely done, except the spray.

  • @bryan2523
    @bryan2523Ай бұрын

    Great set of clips. Incredible , Thanks.

  • @MrDhalli6500
    @MrDhalli6500Ай бұрын

    Because I know when I see power tools and flip flops, I know I'm in for a high quality video.

  • @johnadamski4012
    @johnadamski4012Ай бұрын

    🌲🍀🐾⚒📐🔨I've seen these portable tables before. Nice tables to bring along while camping🏕 (needs a vehicle🚘 to carry) & fishing🎣. This one has quite beautiful wood grain. Look's a bit heavy, but it's that much more "rigid" (stronger) too🔨📐⚒🐾🍀🌲.

  • @user-ou5el9xu7p
    @user-ou5el9xu7pАй бұрын

    Belle invention très beau, Bravo

  • @user-iw7yp2lw3i
    @user-iw7yp2lw3iАй бұрын

    عامل ماهر وذكي ومبدع احسنت العمل مرحباً بك في الجزائر

  • @couttsw
    @couttsw22 күн бұрын

    Screws in at angles, it's why we drive hinge screws generally after pre-drilling the hole.

  • @user-jb5yy7ot5l
    @user-jb5yy7ot5l25 күн бұрын

    Ilyen gyönyörű fát így tönkretenni egy közönséges asztalkáért???? Ez minden, csak nem megbecsülése a TERMÉSZETNEK

  • @JohnDlugosz
    @JohnDlugosz14 күн бұрын

    How did you get away with using the slabs immediately after taking them off the log? I would normally expect the kiln to be the next step, followed by a couple years seasoning. Even then, I would expect the crotch wood to be full of internal stress and deform when it is cut through; though that might depend on the species (my experience is with mahogany). What is the moisture content of the wood when you started the table?

  • @culturemyworld2362
    @culturemyworld236211 күн бұрын

    I doubt those hinges are strong enough to support the stress. You need more support or it will at bow in the middle... or worse!

  • @timmermankoos
    @timmermankoos18 күн бұрын

    Het lijkt op het principe van een behangtafel. Niks creatief.

  • @curtkuhns
    @curtkuhnsАй бұрын

    James Krenov would turn over in his grave! My major complaint about this video is that it is run at twice the normal speed, giving the impression that all this work is easy and one should not pay a lot for it. The best part of it all was the patience the builder demonstrated in milling down the pieces. The joinery is terrible and the use of metal staples or brads to hold the thing together while the glue dries is outrageous. Advice to the budding craftsman? Read a couple of James Krenov's books.😊

  • @JohnDlugosz

    @JohnDlugosz

    14 күн бұрын

    I'm sure that's why there is a ridiculous number of dowels -- it's not just decorative, but makes those joints strong enough, gap-filled as they are.

  • @Heroturtle112
    @Heroturtle112Ай бұрын

    Das schöne Holz so billig zusammen geschustert. 😢

  • @johnhicks692
    @johnhicks692Ай бұрын

    That bandsaw blade was dull. Look at the burnt sawdust it was throwing out.

  • @jeanpierrecharnay3662
    @jeanpierrecharnay3662Ай бұрын

    Bonjour, j’aime beaucoup vos vidéos, elles sont très jolies et très instructives, pourriez-vous me dire pourquoi vous mettez des morceaux de benenier que vous retirez ensuite ? Merci pour votre travail, très bonne journée.

  • @JohnDlugosz

    @JohnDlugosz

    14 күн бұрын

    What is "benenier"? I can't translate that word. The video creator probably doesn't know what you are asking, as well.

  • @almario-im2yt
    @almario-im2ytАй бұрын

    Almost perfect step by step work process but one thing i npticed the craftsman forgot forgot to to apply glue to the rest of the hole ! My.grade for the entire video is 8!

  • @NarsiMan88
    @NarsiMan88Ай бұрын

    Is AMAZING ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @anrdaemon7115
    @anrdaemon711526 күн бұрын

    Handles too far from each other to be comfortable. Did not take furniture off before painting. Creativity 5. Implementation 3.

  • @paulmoran4907
    @paulmoran490728 күн бұрын

    i couldn't watch that fully, I just skipped thru and cringed at every point, my biggest cringe was the using Pozi 2 screws with a Philips 2 bit and listening to the death rattle of the Phillips bit getting completely FUBAR along with the heads of the screws.

  • @MASI_forging
    @MASI_forgingАй бұрын

    Amazing 👏👏

  • @denisemurray412
    @denisemurray412Ай бұрын

    You caller them ugly boards. They have beautiful patterning.

  • @judithfairchild8620

    @judithfairchild8620

    Ай бұрын

    Yes they do!!!!!!

  • @user-my4fq3wz9j
    @user-my4fq3wz9jАй бұрын

    Интересный столик, молодец!!!

  • @user-tg5ke1ys1z

    @user-tg5ke1ys1z

    Ай бұрын

    очень много работы, толстезный, ножки толстые, как за ним сидеть, носить тяжолый. Даже не знаю. Зачем переведено столько материала. одним словои ерунда. Мастер вложил душу. Работа бссмысленная.

  • @hermanosudaca5006
    @hermanosudaca5006Ай бұрын

    laidea no es mala, pero tiene una gran falla, las bisagras no tienen la suficiente fortaleza, ni tampoco la madera donde estan atornilladas, para resistir el peso que se pondra encima, cuando la mesa ya este desplegada, esa mesa colapsara con su uso, y sera frustante tanto trabajo, se puede mejorar ese proyecto, ..

  • @JohnDlugosz

    @JohnDlugosz

    14 күн бұрын

    Yea, and it will not stay flat as it will want to open until the opposite sides touch, while there should be a couple millimeters between them. I've seen folding tables that use a *lag bolt* that holds it while unfolded. The hinges don't have to carry those forces.

  • @neilhfrancis1334
    @neilhfrancis1334Күн бұрын

    Your lack of safety using the circular saw is appalling! You wouldn’t last a nano-second working like that in the UK - or in most advanced countries either. You are lucky you have all of your fingers. Next time you fancy getting your drilled holes to actually line up (instead of being all over the place) try pilot holes first.

  • @johannsandl15
    @johannsandl1517 күн бұрын

    Mich würde interessieren mit was der Tisch eingesprüht wurde.

  • @garydewitt8205
    @garydewitt8205Ай бұрын

    Why didn’t he finish the inside? The table is not finished until the inside is finished!

  • @gallowaylights
    @gallowaylightsАй бұрын

    Fabulous

  • @pavlegazibaric6493
    @pavlegazibaric6493Ай бұрын

    👍💪❤️❤️❤️👋

  • @toumicarlos4037
    @toumicarlos4037Ай бұрын

    👍👍👍

  • @user-fs7ez4yb8f
    @user-fs7ez4yb8fАй бұрын

    Gluing technique?

  • @Coole-ee1vg
    @Coole-ee1vgАй бұрын

    Why not slow down a bit and pay more attention to the finish???

  • @user-fj1gs9ge6t
    @user-fj1gs9ge6tАй бұрын

    Para que son los agujeros de costado.

  • @lele-nz6xk
    @lele-nz6xkАй бұрын

    Ok1

  • @rebasmirnov7507
    @rebasmirnov7507Ай бұрын

    Recycling wat?!

  • @marcotranchero3545
    @marcotranchero3545Ай бұрын

    grande spreco di tempo per un lavoro inutile, specie di pioli e le due maniglie, demenziale|||||

  • @ShubGW
    @ShubGWАй бұрын

    Too long

  • @AkkiSan23
    @AkkiSan23Ай бұрын

    looool

  • @DraganDragnev
    @DraganDragnev15 күн бұрын

    На плота едната дъска неправилно сложена! А иначе е супер!

  • @JohnDlugosz
    @JohnDlugosz14 күн бұрын

    This video could use a lot of summary editing. Cut out the boring parts! Rather than watching every minute of the sawing of the log, skim through it. When you do something 4 times, just show full detail the first time and skip over the repeats. I skipped over most of the dowel work -- I got the idea quickly.

  • @accountaccount887
    @accountaccount887Ай бұрын

    吾够直象个沉腰猪要技术格面成一直线

  • @user-willow9386
    @user-willow938626 күн бұрын

    이해 불가다.

  • @dreamgear
    @dreamgear23 күн бұрын

    Cobby

  • @user-zw4jd4wm8m
    @user-zw4jd4wm8m24 күн бұрын

    Мне 58 лет. В юности меня учили, что склеиваемые поверности должны быть равномерно намазаны клеем. Тв же делаешь на херсоси. это брак. не приятно смотреть.

  • @JohnDlugosz

    @JohnDlugosz

    14 күн бұрын

    I feel the same way: the miter joints should have been planed flat and fitted nicely. The top _could_ join to the sides without any gaps. That's why he has such a large number of dowels: these hold the joints together, strong. Or they should if the glue coated the dowel! Just dropping glue into each hole I think it must just fall though. Or, could have used an adhesive that's good at filling gaps, like certain kinds of construction adhesive. But, having learned the same as you, I did some experiments and found that a lap joint with glued surfaces in all three directions, crudely made with a saw and not planed, then dried without proper clamping pressure, was still strong enough that the failure was twisting the wood apart, not the glue line. Makes me wonder if the advise and dire warnings were derived from use of hide glue and original PVA (white) glue, and modern modified PVA (yellow woodworker's glue) might be far better. Glue certainly needs to be spread though! Just because there was some squeeze out in one end doesn't mean that there isn't dry areas in the joint.

  • @lindaotley
    @lindaotleyАй бұрын

    Nice very unique 🫶

  • @threestarfancywoodworks1902

    @threestarfancywoodworks1902

    Ай бұрын

    youtube.com/@threestarfancywoodworks1902?si=PSy5Bdqeo2EI2uKR

  • @thomasklughammer6586
    @thomasklughammer6586Ай бұрын

    that is not recycling

  • @rodrigodiez3047
    @rodrigodiez3047Ай бұрын

    Qué desperdicio de tiempo y de madera

  • @1meanelf

    @1meanelf

    Ай бұрын

    Not everyone has good taste and your comment just proved that.😊

  • @Puymouret
    @PuymouretАй бұрын

    good example of how NOT to do things

  • @yahayamfinanga2169
    @yahayamfinanga2169Ай бұрын

    🤏👌

  • @user-sz7qb4jg5w
    @user-sz7qb4jg5wАй бұрын

    быстро быстро быстро скорей скорей нас много много тяп ляп тяп ляп сикось накось халтура китайская

  • @MAKSAVELLO

    @MAKSAVELLO

    Ай бұрын

    Зато замки и ручки залачены ...вах-вах,красота...🤗😋🤪

  • @jeanpeeters5450
    @jeanpeeters5450Ай бұрын

    what a bad idea, way too expensive, way too heavy, way too clumsy for what it is

  • @GilbertoCalderonsantacruz

    @GilbertoCalderonsantacruz

    Ай бұрын

    😮😮😮😮❤

  • @BrantAerials

    @BrantAerials

    Ай бұрын

    No accounting for wood movement with crossgrain glue ups. (Fail)

  • @williamsondelimasantos2139

    @williamsondelimasantos2139

    12 күн бұрын

    I totaly agree.

  • @MegaDivertisment
    @MegaDivertismentАй бұрын

    I don't understand what is the use of this table! ...based on the thickness of the board you used, I think it weighs 30 kg, so it's not portable...you ruined the material for nothing...besides that, yehnica leaves a lot to be desired!💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

  • @albertbickel

    @albertbickel

    Ай бұрын

    I also think so

  • @conica68
    @conica68Ай бұрын

    Vaya cosa fea

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