This was more of a test, so I made a full sized dining table version ➡ kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3Z8l9SfZsnSnag.html

I have old flooring from my parents house, I think it’s close to 100 years old. Rather than burn these old boards they will now become a project I can give my children and nieces to remember the times they spent at mamaw and papaw’s , thanks for sharing this !

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me know, old wood is too valuable to burn! Usually only the surface is bad

Awesome build! I really liked the video. The lack of music was a nice change of pace. I found the rain and nature sounds to be pretty peaceful. Keep it up!!

@A.Mere.Creator

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! I’ve found that nature sounds really put me at ease

Enjoyed this. Came to learn how to use flooring to make a table top, stayed for the dry humor. 10/10.

@A.Mere.Creator

4 жыл бұрын

It wasn't THAT dry in the first 30 seconds

Love the angle on the edge 🙌

Well done! Very peaceful, enjoyable video, sir! Thank you for posting this.

You are a true artist!

Even though I have never done any sort of wood working in my life, your videos are so enjoyable to watch and make me really want to get into it.

@A.Mere.Creator

4 жыл бұрын

You totally should, I would recommend it! The only tool you need to start out is a knife. Start carving away and get a feel for the wood, the way it cuts, its strengths, it’s weaknesses, and go from there :)

So cool and inspiring. Thank you for not adding music. You made it seem so peaceful to create this

This is wonderful!

Oh yes, the finely crafted coffee table in its natural grass habitat at the end. Great job, i also had the ide of using hardwood flooring because it is cheaper and easier to obtain where i am. Glad to see it can turn out very well with some skill and patience.

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a great choice, I got it for $1 a square foot.

Good to see the Mason bee's!

I have leftover Maple flooring. I'm thinking of doing a kitchen island countertop with it. Good job on your table Amir!

You are a video artist as well as a woodworker. Made me happy to watch. You should teach others how to better video their projects. Kudos.

Beautiful bro lots of love

Looks good to me man! Nice job! Mike 👍😁🇨🇦

Sick shades brotha

Great job! :)

Nice job. I have a bunch of oak and bamboo flooring I got for free. Will have to do something like this. Thanks for the content.

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

Free is always good :) thanks for watching

This weather reminds me of my days in Tacoma.

Nice

Wow, liked and subscribed even though I wasn't told to! Great job!

This is great. I hope to try something similar but the hardwood flooring instructions, and other KZread woodworking videos, have me really nervous about wood movement. Especially framing it all in as you did. Have you had any issues with this? Thanks for the great video.

Cool build. You should maybe think about investing in a (sliding) compound mitre saw would save have to set up the table saw all the time for small cuts. Plus they're just downright useful

@angelicawestwood6256

Жыл бұрын

Maybe he like to worked the wood😢 in a simple way , he enjoyed putting elbow in the beautiful work he do

subbed when i saw you use the rain for the damp cloth AHHA

@A.Mere.Creator

2 жыл бұрын

Most of my actions stem from laziness (alternative is walking inside to a sink)

Just came across your channel and really enjoy the hardwood flooring idea! How do you like the Skil belt sander? I’ve been looking at buying one and it keeps coming up in my search.

Sweet build and video! Is there a reason you didnt 45° miter the corners of the vertical pieces?

You've started selling these, right?! If not you should definitely venture that way. Great work!

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

I sold this one, but its the only one I made. not a bad idea :)

What was that last frame? Keep trying to pause but I keep missing it.

Cool video. What is the size of the table?.thanks

Made by Amir "A Mere" Creator Bruh. 🤗

I've looking into this as a cheap way of making table or desk tops. Unless you start with reclaimed materials, or stuff leftover from another project, you will not save any money doing this over just buying a slab of butcher block at one of the big box DIY stores.

Great job! Why did u choose water based and not Oil based Poly? Would oil based poly be safe on a dining table?

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

Water based takes around 10 minutes to dry and is ready for another coat, whereas oil can take up to an entire day, and it’s that much better. For a dining table I would recommend setting aside an hour over a few days to properly finish it. I used oil based on my pine dining video, and in the description there is a good resource on how to apply it. Good luck

@ssakhi10

3 жыл бұрын

@@A.Mere.Creator will do. Thanks 😊

Very nice touch on the angled edges. What is that scraper product you used to get the glue off?

@vivimu

3 жыл бұрын

Its a wood chisel

@EPSTomcat11

3 жыл бұрын

@@vivimu - That seems pretty risky as it would potentially scratch the wood no?

@vivimu

3 жыл бұрын

@@EPSTomcat11 nah old dull chisel use light pressure and you're going to sand it after anyway. The whole point is to make less work for the end result

@dropndeal

Жыл бұрын

Use a sharp chisel, a card scraper, or a carbide scraper to remove excess glue, and to level out irregularities in the wood. It is typically better to wipe using a damp cloth before the glue sets.

Now thats a sexy coffee table if ive ever seen ine

I love that tool u write at the end.. where can i find it ?

@A.Mere.Creator

11 ай бұрын

dymo tapewriter

@Mike-fu4bc

11 ай бұрын

@@A.Mere.Creator Thank you ! Awesome job and great skills 👏

I'm going to put together the same exact table but on a bigger scale for a computer desk

@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

That's good to hear, is it going to be anything like the dining table I made? ➡ kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3Z8l9SfZsnSnag.html

@vivimu

3 жыл бұрын

@@A.Mere.Creator i can only hope it turns out as good (;

Can u please share the list of tool names for beginners?

@dropndeal

Жыл бұрын

In no particular order: Rotary saw, table saw, wood chisel(s), clamps of various sizes, belt sander, paint brush, wood glue, extension cords, dual action (DA) sander, pencil, and tape measure.

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@A.Mere.Creator

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching :)

Kinda basic