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Great look. What size are the legs, they really add to the look. What was your final top thickness after milling or did you stay at 7/4. I just made a 5/4 white oak top, trying to see what thickness size legs would look best. Do you think those legs would be too big for my 5/4 top. Great work.

Beautiful. How do you account for the wood movement of the top?

That table is awesome! Definitely my favorite build that you guys have done so far

Where did you get that wood?

I wonder if we could get that wood in flooring 🤔😊

What could we have done better?

Exactly the inspiration I was looking for to mimic the Thuma nightstand.

Great videos, keep it up!

you sealed the underside , your the first one out of all the vids i have seen to do that, I think that is the right way,and have done it myself

Dominos are the way to go unless you have apprenticed under a Japanese joiner

Nice 👍!

Great video. Juts one question. Attaching the top to the base via the structural screws- did you elongate the holes to allow for wood movment?

Come on Mr. Muscle, where are you hiding the rest of your plates? I'm just kidding. You asked what we thought and if we were woodworkers. I am a complete wannabe. I made my bed frame and headboard out of pallets and it came out beautiful. A lot of work. We have a lot of tools but not the big stuff. I have been watching tons of videos and have a couple projects going. I'm up cycling pallet wood and keeping my eye out for some cedar, maple or anything that's not pine to mix together for my next noisy mess. Lol. Thank you for sharing. I'll check out your hardwood flooring. Stay safe.

Love this design! Thinking of doing this out of 1x material and dowels! Would I have to do anything different?

I have the Makita Miter Saw and the little accident at the start happened to me more than once ahahah. I think it has to do with the piece of wood moving during the cut, but I might be wrong (I would actually like to know the exact reason if you know better than me) . Btw I'm a super beginner in woodworking and you guys have a new subscriber! Loved the table design!

both are hideous. the question is: which is worse, the look of the new finish, or the plastic-y feel of it? I can't decide.

Today I learned I’m not a “real” woodworker.

looks great

I don’t think it’s a matter of better/worse, just a different style. Before it looked more rustic, now it looks more modern. Great video though!

Beautiful table! Super creative and love the mid-century look. The only thing I’d have rather seen was one of you sit on it as that would have been a much more effective weight test…😂

Can confirm the mouse now works much better, does it look better? Questionable

I honestly liked how it looked better before lol. Just that new stain color that's throwing me off. But I think that it is probably more sturdy and well-made now since you guys redid everything. Nice job

Nice build.

Did you like it better before or after?

Much more solid than it looks

how much would you sell this table for??

Are any of the things you guys make for sale?

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Just ONE scrap pile? You need to be more specific... And how big is the pile(s)? Are they carefully sorted into "I could make a knob out of this", "I could make a handle out of this", "I could make a sign out of this", "I could edgeband something with this", and "I could make a shelf with this"? These things are important to cover...

That is super sleek! How much would you sell it for 👀

That's an awesome piece! Im not sure if I would have done anything different. However, as a curiosity I wondered if a mitered half lap (the knee to foot) would have performed as well or if it would only be a complicated visual effect. Truly an awesome build! Thanks for sharing.

The table likely could have held more weight but we didn’t want to risk it!

Very cool great ended table

Super cool 👌👏

Killer build, my man! Thanks for the inspiration! Looking forward to the next one!

Very nice table!! I wouldn’t change a thing!

What would you have done differently?

Nice!

Great job guys. Looking forward to another of youre builds.

I’m sure you’re going to see this a lot, but bolting the apron to the top was a big mistake in terms of wood movement. But I think we all have to learn it the hard way 😂. Solid start though!

How did you account for wood movement when screwing the top to the base?

Great video production! I was surprised you guys didn’t have more subscribers. I’m sure thats not to far away. Cheers.

Killer build! Love those walnut plugs! Thanks for the inspiration, definitely looking forward to the next one! Let's hope this channel sticks around!

It will be interesting to watch your channel evolve over time. You are starting out really well. Keep up the good work!

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I do hope you gentlemen keep making these video's. Truly inspiring.

I truly believe that the Domino's add strength. I also like thru domino's for accent purposes.

Gorgeous!

Looking good, but those walnut dowels are an eye sore for me. Sliding dovetail or oak plugs would have looked better imo