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Perfect! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! ❤️🙏
what kind of glue did you use?
Just regular wood glue! 👍
It turned out very nice. I love the depth of color on it. Been watching many how to videos on desk tops but by far this is the best one I have seen. I have a small pile of "cheap" lumber that I want to utilize and make a computer desk out of. Will be using a number of the techniques you shown. Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much! That’s so nice of you to say 🙏 That’s awesome! Would love to see how it turns out. Don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions during your project. Best of luck!
@@byferner Will do. I'm sure I'll have a question or two once I get rolling on it.
I think this turned out fantastic. You guys did great work. Congrats.
Thank you so much! So glad to hear you like it! 🙏❤️
How well did the sound panels work to reduce echo in your room?
Just these 3 alone isn’t gonna be a huge difference unfortunately. But it adds up for sure. A great alternative if you like the aesthetic 👍 Always gonna be more effective than “regular” framed posters or wall art.
Does it have legs?
It does, in this case I was given a pair of adjustable legs from a friend of mine’s old job. And that sparked the whole project basically. Should have mentioned that in the video. Thanks for watching 🙏
i really wanted to make my own desk, but i don't have the tools, and the creativity
Don’t doubt your creativity! You can always start with a smaller project and borrow some tools. You can also rent if you don’t know anyone that has tools. You can do it! Let me now if you any questions! Just DM me on instagram or FB Wish you the best of luck! 🙌
Thank you so much, that's the best thing anyone has ever said to me before, and your words really made my day@@byferner
I believe in you! 🙌
anyway to buy the table top only online? readymade, globally
Not sure what you mean by that my friend . Thanks for watching though!
Honestly just going with some Douglas fir and staining it with a dark walnut finish would be about the same. Love how this turned out!
Thanks for the tip! Wish I had that available here in Sweden! Thanks again my friend!
I love the fact that you guys are sharing every detail straight to the point without skipping the process.
I’m really glad enjoyed that, thank you so much for the kind words! 🙏
What a piece of art, beautiful
Thank you so much, that’s very kind of you! 🙏 glad you like it!
@@byferner You deserve it. This piece is definitely my style and color, you did it perfectly
Отличная работа! Наверное повторю данную модель стола. Одно замечание. Стоит применять красящие составы на водной основе, а не на спиртовой. Так вы сможете добиться нужного оттенка, и избежать неестественного ( для старой вещи) блеска. После обработки красящим составом на водной основе, если требуется блеск на поверхности, производят полировку войлочным диском для шлифовальной машинки. Так вы получите более натуральный блеск. Также можно применять состав на основе уксуса, для придания дереву состаренного вида. Удачи!
Потрясающий! Удачи! Отличный совет, большое спасибо! Обязательно учту это в будущих проектах! 🙏❤️
These are beautiful! Amazing job! Wish you had more B-roll at the end of the finished product.
Thank you so much! I’ll keep that in mind for future projects! 🙏
I wish you had a lot more videos :(
That’s the best compliment possible, thank you so much, really appreciate that! Working hard on making that happen and posting more consistently 🙏
"The wood was cheap!" Used hundreds of $$ for stains and paints etc 😆
Haha, wood was still cheap tho! 🤣 I hear you mate, stain ain’t cheap, I’ll give you that! I had most of this lying around already. But even if you were to buy it all it’s not that bad really. It wouldn’t run you more than 45-50$ worth of stain, paint & finish. And you’d have plenty left over for future projects 😄 Thanks for watching my friend!
You made love to that wood
So this is how Shia LaBeouf spends his time after rehab.
That’s a first 😂 I’ll take it!
how much flat u have ?
57 square meter
nope :D
You sure? 😄
The music was great. Wood working sills… C-
I’ll take that all day! 😅🤝 Thanks for watching my friend!
The wall art needs to go!
Would you mind elaborating on that? 😄
Ang ganda!
salamat!
Impresionante, saludos desde🇨🇱
Muchas gracias! 🙏 🫶👋
As long as you have the tools, and proper space (and of course the motivation and time resources) a lot can be done. I did my custom desk in my 18m2 living room. Those were days of hell. Between me, and my wife cursing me over that initiative. :D
For sure 😄 That’s impressive, in 18m2, damn! It’s a bit messy working in the living room, I know that too well! 😂 Awesome job, I hope you like the desk at least! 🙌
@@byferner It is still doing well but in a well time I am starting a month holiday. Want to deconstruct everything and start over. The paint, install new body under the table (for sterydy construction). Re design the cable management, two monitors hanging, relocate the laptop and Pc
@Adam_Stefaniak That sounds awesome! Best of luck with the rebuild my friend!
You're a wizard. That looks like one solid piece of wood. The way the color turned out, looks like it was professionally done.
I’m glad you like it my friend, thank you!
You did a great job with making this table....how much did you sell it for?
Thank you so much! We made it for our apartment, we still use it to this day 😊
@byferner how much did it cost to make and if you sold it, how much would you ask for it?
@a.m.6847 I don’t remember the costs to be honest, and I have no idea how much I much I would sell it for either I’m afraid.
whatr u doing?
A table 😄
Thanks so much for sharing!I will try it too!!
My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching! 🙏 Awesome! Best of luck my friend!
Looks fantastic.
Thanks a ton Ronnie, glad to hear that!
The most amazing thing about this project to me is that you got a woman to agree to help you with it!😂😂
I’m a lucky guy! 😁 She’s a gem! 💎
🎉 amazing job 🤩
Thank you so much, Tomi! 🙏😊
Beautiful job!
Thank you so much!
which wood glue did you use?
It’s called Casco. Just a “regular” wood glue from a Swedish manufacturer 😊 Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions!
That looks amazing 🔥
Thank you so much! 🙏 means a lot!
you sound a bit like pewdiepie lol. great video
Haha, really? Might be that we’re both Swedish 😄 Thanks a lot! 🙏
That actually turned out pretty good, good job.
Thanks a lot my friend! I love that you sound surprised, haha 😄 I don’t blame you though, it was looking pretty rough at times 😂
Мыло мыльное. Сначала 3 минуты показывать склейку щита в гостинной, чтобы затем перейти в подсобное помещение для "строжки и прочих работ". Момент с подрезкой торца этого шедевра ножовкой просто убил. "Тонировка" поверхности щита - вообще "песня". Остался только один вопрос : шведы все такие нудные "изобретатели велосипедов" ?
Простите, если видео вас беспокоило, мой друг. Ни один из инструментов в этом видео не мой, ни одна из мастерских тоже не моя. Я пользуюсь инструментами и мастерскими, которые у меня есть. Кроме того, стол должен выглядеть старым и грубым, поэтому я использовал пилу. Может быть, вы не слышали эту часть. Спасибо за ваше внимание все равно, хорошего дня!
Hi your desk turned out amazing! I wanted to ask what was the first Stain color you used?
Thank you so much! The first wood stain is called “Rosewood” 🙂
omg omg I love this Im thinking bout doing this for my gaming desk
Sick! Let me know if you have any questions! Best of luck! Would love to see the results if you wanna share them with us! 🙌
Nice job. Where did you get the legs for the table?
Thanks a lot bud! I got the legs from a friend of mine, he’s old work were getting rid of office furniture. I should have included that in the video, sorry about that!
Las vibras que transmiten tus videos son muy agradables.
¡Muchas gracias! ¡Me alegra mucho oír eso! Y gracias por mirar 🙏❤️
beautiful couple and video was also amazing and informative.
Thank you so much! We really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it and found it informative! 😊
This is the first video I've seen that goes for getting that "old needs restoration" look. I love it and I've gotta keep these old weathered boards I came into in their condition as much as possible yet maintain some sort of polish look.
That’s awesome! I’m so glad to that! It would be a dream to find genuine old boards & material in general to repurpose somehow! But if I don’t I’ll keep making imitations. I’d recommend using wax as a finish, I haven’t gotten to use it myself yet, but I’ve seen some amazing results with it. Keep them protected and still get have that matte realistic look, that they would have from wear/age. Thanks again for watching and the kind words ❤️ means the world!
Yes sir, thank you for the recommendation! That's what I got for me coffee table project, some natural minwax finish paste wax. I need ideas for legs tho. I've got 1x8's and some small trimmings to pick from but nothing for legs or substrate yet.
@@sonsabiscuiteaters5913 Gotcha! I highly recommend using Pinterest for gathering inspiration and ideas. Best of luck either way! Would be cool to see how it turns out once you’re done!
Beautiful work great job guys, I myself would've done it a bit brighter in color but it still looks great 👍🏼
Thank you so much! I feel you, I bet that would look really good too! Thanks again Rob, much appreciated ❤️
I’m sorry did I miss what you did for the legs?
I’m sorry, you didn’t miss it! I wish I included that part now because you’re not the first one asking. I got a pair of adjustable legs from a friend of mine’s old work/office. I thought it would just be boring to talk about, but turned out to be a bit confusing to some to not mention it at all, which I totally understand.
messi is that you
Hahaha 😂
Aesome video, what is the material of the funishing fabric?
Thank you! It’s cotton that we painted on and I’m not sure about the black landscaping fabric
@byferner Thanks for fast reply! I have a paint from IKEA that is 100% polyester! Not sure it will absorb or inserting absorbant behind it will work! If it reflects more than passing through or absorb, it will be waste of absorbant behind it 🤷🏻
@mohamedibrahim1836 i tjong polyester might reflect more. A matte fabric will absorb better in general, but it will also depend on how dense/tight the fabric is. With all that said, any fabric painting with isolating material inside it will have a lot better effect than nothing at all! 😊 Best of luck!
@@byferner thanks a lot 😊
@mohamedibrahim1836 my pleasure, anytime! 😊
I did this for my last computer desk and it was honestly not worth it. It looked great at first, but after about two years the pine did not hold up at all and it looked pretty bad. I replaced it with an acacia wood butcher block countertop. It did feel a bit like "cheating" to buy something premade, but it was less than half the price of buying a similar amount of hardwood and doing another glue up. Plus all the time it saved me.
Really? Sad to hear that Taylor. I have quite the opposite experience actually. I'm still using this table as we speak, 3 years later and it still feels and looks the same. It's holding up great honestly. I'm glad you're happy with your new table though. There's no such thing as cheating in making furniture, it's about doing what makes sense to you. There's no point building a table from scratch if you're not enjoying it, unless you want a very specific custom design of course. Sounds to me like you made the right decision! Thanks again for watching and sharing your experience!
thanks for the video and great job.
Thank you so much for watching, so glad you like it!
Nice table build Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Thank you so much my friend, really appreciate that!