Jason manages to make money while making awesome furniture for his own home, simultaneously making his wife extremely happy. Genius comes in many forms.
The 1/8" shadow line is the best design inspiration I have seen on youtube. FYI, in 1966, my first furniture build was a stereo cabinet with a 9 bottle whiskey compartment. The whiskey section had front doors and a top lid that opened automatically via springs and solenoid latches. The doors could be opened by just making some sound in a microphone, i.e. the voice command of some 50 years ago.
She doesn’t know anything else I gotta I I know you are going through my bad day I gotta I like like that one more thing than that and it it just got better with me haha I’m sure sure how was the rest your your Christmas how much time I wanna I have a a little little baby baby I’m so excited I love it so I’ll I’ll come come by then then come get some work work out out I’ll I’ll see if if I’ll get it done but I’m not not feeling much right about you you wanna was your time of the year and you know that you’re gonna is your time time you you wanna is your your Christmas how much much fun you you wanna I gotta is your SsSsassassssssss sa swan lake house house house is is here so we have had some fun with her but but it’s a lot better then I just just finished watching watching it it just just went went over and and stuff stuff I I didn’t didn’t even even want it but it didn’t come through through my mind and and stuff I gotta gotta is is your your day day day to work for you you know I love it and I’m just not gonna gonna I gotta is that that was a lot for you and and then we gotta we got our stuff and and then you had fun with you hADasidssaeesaeaddssIedAseieieaiaiidaeiadaeedieadaieaddd air airport adiantum seeds everything diyou a I was going good air aiiadddddaeeaeaaieaeeieea Dax aaiaAiAd
I was stressed from the first dry fit until the 31 minute mark because I was worried you weren't going to round over the top and bottom to match the end caps. Glad to know that it was eating at you too.
Same. And when he was gluing up and those corners will STILL square, I was shaking my head. And then of course, he addresses it with the obviously best solution of trimming them perfectly. I'm beginning to think there's a method to his madness! lol
Gorgeous! You could add a block or wedge in the back of those bottle compartments to tilt the necks up a bit and keep the whiskey off the corks. It would make the labels a little more visible too.
@@charleselkins4546 that’s more for wine the same rule does not apply to whiskey/scotch you could actually break the cork down if it sits in the liquor
I dip my cork bottoms in pure hot bee’s wax then pass them through my doweling plate to re-establish the diameter. The wax prevents breakdown and makes the corks easier to pull.
Nice! I've been watching these videos for almost two years. Imagine my surprise when I learned that Craig wasn't always a fixture in the shop! Welcome to Bourbon Moth, Craig. I predict you will have at least two solid years of steady employment here ;)
We are so glad you are not quitting TH-cam! It is a blessing to see you each and every week with that joyful smile. We sit down every Sunday and watch your videos. In fact you have my better half wanting to move to Georgia. ❤😊
This table made me subscribe. Seriously! It found my house and stood outside staring at me through my windows, until I hit the subscribe button. Then it just disappeared.
It’s the intro that I just love. Not only the slide and bounce and fall and crawl and tumble and so on. Also the blurb before you start the down and dirty details. Nice personal thing you have perfected
You easily have the most comprehensive videos. It’s so easy to follow along and know exactly where you are at in the project and what everything you are working on is for. Not everyone is able to make videos as well done as you. Best one out there 🙌🏻
th-cam.com/video/sxBsNEYp140/w-d-xo.html If you like comprehensive, check out the latest video from Matt at Next Level Carpentry. There is an Easter Egg if you make it the full 2.5 hours....
@@elizabethlee6077 exactly why I can watch his videos multiple times over. Jason’s humor is so casually placed that I find my self laughing at things I feel like I shouldn’t be. I.e. in this video, his spreading glue with something “like my fingee”
Seriously, in the words of my son, "Dope!". Well done. Very inspirational. Especially given that you didn't have a background in woodworking. Gives us hope!
I really like the curved sides with the shadowline and have built a couple of projects with those ideas now. The major difference is I'll be filling mine with delicious rum.
The shadow line was a great idea, made a big difference for the better. When it comes to the domino jointer, if I bought one for that price I would use it al the time also
I would have never thought to put those little spoiler pieces on at 31:30 that’s such a good idea! I would have totally messed that up. Thanks for the tips. HEY!!! You Got a shop assistant yay! Finally.
You opened this video with Lagavulin and closed with Lagavulin... You are def my new favorite wood worker to follow on the TH-cam!!! Obviously the table is beyond awesome.
Coughing out all that walnut dust after removing your mask was freaking HILARIOUS! lmfao ... Such a dork ... in a bada$$ kind of way. :) The whiskey table is another beautiful piece.
Love the look... personally I'd put a riser in the drawers to lift the top of the bottle a little way. Not so much for saving the corks (like you, it doesn't stick around long enough), but just think it would look cool to have them propped up a bit. Was that an Auchentoshen Three Wood I saw there?
I never heard that about cork being damaged if stored flat. Must be the higher alcohol content. Wine bottles with natural corks are stored on their sides to keep the cork from drying out.
For the alcohol drawers, if someone WAS worried about the corks, could just glue in a Triangle in the back so they were tilted up a bit in the drawers. Could help turn their labels more upwards for display purposes too maybe. It's a sexy table though. I don't drink whisky but if I had a table like that, I may just have to start just to justify having it lol
It looks amazing. Yes, when I first saw the picture, my first thought was "you don't want to store whiskey on its side... he should know that!" Crisis averted.
Jason, the next time you use your hole saw get your air hose and nozzle, take the nozzle hold the end of it close to the teeth of the hole saw, angle the end of the nozzle downward where the Groove is and blow air in the groove and it won't smoke or burn your wood. This technique blows the saw dust out and makes your hole saw cut smoother and faster. I do it all the time. Love you videos Jason.
The finished piece is gorgeous. At first i thought "Wow, all that wasted space on the left side. he's just putting glasses against a false back." Then I realized the table was symmetrical and had the same drawer/glass storage on the other side. Great job.
Jason! You did it! You succesfully combined the proverbial WHISKY CABINET with a nice coffee table for in the living (or the den, the man cave whatever). Personally I would have preferred some glass in it. Some nice cut glass panes. But hey, to each his own. Nice work bro.
Wish I could find some Stagg Jr. by me haha! Amazing table. Im a welder in Chicago and watching your videos has helped out IMMENSELY in adding a softer touch to my projects. Thanks Alex AF Welding, LLC
It's funny that the more experienced you are, the more effort you have to use to achieve a shadow line :) As an amateur woodworker myself, these shadow lines happen all by themselves:)
Ti scrivo dell'Italia ed in Italiano. Gran bel lavoro! Complimenti vivissimi! Design stupendo, e particolari finissimi. Ma sono pareri personali, ciò che trovo ancora più importante è che fa la differenza e che i tuoi video sono di una fruibilità unica! Scorrono con una naturalezza unica, si comprendono tutti i particolari e anche grazie al tuo humour, il rischio di annoiarsi è impossibile! Continua sempre così!
That is absolutely DOPE 🤘🤘 I am such a fan of Rubio monocot..... That finish looks super rad..... Great job on this coff,...... I mean, whiskey table. Thanks for all the tips and pointers You are the man ! I really enjoy your content and your projects are super cool. 👍👍
One of my subscribers recommended your channel to me. This video is my introduction to your content and wow this project is gorgeous! Looking forward to binge watching many more.
Love this table. I watched this video at least 6 times so far and I decided to give it a try myself. The only different is its gonna be built in maple and my bottles will not rest flat. they'll be at a 45° angle
Man that is beautiful, talented or what. Your workshop is bigger than my Bungalow in Leicester UK, so I won't be making one... But it is lovely..... Just off to have a wee dram now. Cheers Paul
That is freaking awesome ! I love the whiskey table, my collection of whiskey would look good in that table. Just love your channel, feel like i always learn something from it.
As a whisk(e)y lover and a fan of your videos, this is a great project. I might attempt a version with a 45 degree bottle storage for presentation and cork issues. Looks Great!
What a great idea. Well made, well done. Love the saw dust in the mouth. You finally made me laugh out load. I've smiled a lot previously, but that was hilarious.
The shadow line on the side pieces - BRILLIANT! It makes the transition absolutely beautiful. I'll definitely be using that on some future projects. Keep up the exceptional work.
As coffee addict, was very disappointed by this "coffee" table. Am now plotting for similar, but dimensioned to hold coffee supplies. Main problem is working in electrical cable neatly? Or should I use a car battery or similar?
Nice! Looked like a pour of Lagavulin 16 at the beginning. That and a nice Antano Consul robusto; makes me want to start installing the urethane bushings and front swat bar on my 68 GMC Longbed. Then buying the wood to make this whiskey table. Then making the table.
Just a suggestion… for the drawer slides. Make a grove in the rail that is inside the cabinet(1/4” both sides) , but stop 1/2 before the end; then make a 1/4 “ hole in the drawer 😂and insert a dowel long enough that you can remove it later if you which to remove the drawer. The dowel will ride along the grove and serve as a stopper. Hopefully I am clear as mud. 😅 I build a five drawer chest and it worked beautifully. Nothing like wooden slides to give furniture an old look and craftsmanship.
I took your advice and poured myself a shot of my favorite single malt which enhanced the pleasure I get from watching your videos, Jason. You give me plenty of grins with your antics. I was anxiously waiting for you to round those corners which were potential shin and ankle hazards. A super cool project. Thanks.
Jason manages to make money while making awesome furniture for his own home, simultaneously making his wife extremely happy. Genius comes in many forms.
AND he has a lackey now. The man is living the dream!
Bet he gets laid a lot
He has beaten the final boss to being successful
@@jaymzx0has… or is… a lackey?
The 1/8" shadow line is the best design inspiration I have seen on youtube. FYI, in 1966, my first furniture build was a stereo cabinet with a 9 bottle whiskey compartment. The whiskey section had front doors and a top lid that opened automatically via springs and solenoid latches. The doors could be opened by just making some sound in a microphone, i.e. the voice command of some 50 years ago.
I’m in the design process of a stereo cabinet that will utilize that line throughout a geometric pattern to conceal front doors.
She doesn’t know anything else I gotta I I know you are going through my bad day I gotta I like like that one more thing than that and it it just got better with me haha I’m sure sure how was the rest your your Christmas how much time I wanna I have a a little little baby baby I’m so excited I love it so I’ll I’ll come come by then then come get some work work out out I’ll I’ll see if if I’ll get it done but I’m not not feeling much right about you you wanna was your time of the year and you know that you’re gonna is your time time you you wanna is your your Christmas how much much fun you you wanna I gotta is your SsSsassassssssss sa swan lake house house house is is here so we have had some fun with her but but it’s a lot better then I just just finished watching watching it it just just went went over and and stuff stuff I I didn’t didn’t even even want it but it didn’t come through through my mind and and stuff I gotta gotta is is your your day day day to work for you you know I love it and I’m just not gonna gonna I gotta is that that was a lot for you and and then we gotta we got our stuff and and then you had fun with you hADasidssaeesaeaddssIedAseieieaiaiidaeiadaeedieadaieaddd air airport adiantum seeds everything diyou a I was going good air aiiadddddaeeaeaaieaeeieea Dax aaiaAiAd
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I was stressed from the first dry fit until the 31 minute mark because I was worried you weren't going to round over the top and bottom to match the end caps. Glad to know that it was eating at you too.
Me too!
Same
Haha #metoo. Wait… I don’t think I’m using that right.
Same. And when he was gluing up and those corners will STILL square, I was shaking my head. And then of course, he addresses it with the obviously best solution of trimming them perfectly. I'm beginning to think there's a method to his madness! lol
Same. I'm thinking "really, you're gonna leave those edges there". Of course...he did not disappoint.
OMG that puppy needs to be a regular feature of your videos!
Gorgeous! You could add a block or wedge in the back of those bottle compartments to tilt the necks up a bit and keep the whiskey off the corks. It would make the labels a little more visible too.
I was thinking the same thing.
You don't want the cork to dry out and deteriorate. Nothing sadder in single malt you were saving..
@@charleselkins4546 that’s more for wine the same rule does not apply to whiskey/scotch you could actually break the cork down if it sits in the liquor
I dip my cork bottoms in pure hot bee’s wax then pass them through my doweling plate to re-establish the diameter. The wax prevents breakdown and makes the corks easier to pull.
Or you could replace the cork with dried meatball. Super tip of the day
Released video at 8am. Says grab glass of whiskey. My kind of video already.
6 a.m. in Utah! Lol.
@@3rdEyeGnosis same in Western Canada. I was going to have coffee and Baileys but.....
The "spitting dust" part left me parallelized 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.... I just love your work and your humor... Thanks a lot!
Nice! I've been watching these videos for almost two years. Imagine my surprise when I learned that Craig wasn't always a fixture in the shop! Welcome to Bourbon Moth, Craig. I predict you will have at least two solid years of steady employment here ;)
We are so glad you are not quitting TH-cam! It is a blessing to see you each and every week with that joyful smile. We sit down every Sunday and watch your videos. In fact you have my better half wanting to move to Georgia. ❤😊
Very nice! You could add some ramp inserts to the drawer to angle the bottles in the drawer and keep the whiskey away from the cork?
Finally! Someone that understands you are not supposed to store whiskey flat!
This table made me subscribe. Seriously! It found my house and stood outside staring at me through my windows, until I hit the subscribe button. Then it just disappeared.
It’s the intro that I just love. Not only the slide and bounce and fall and crawl and tumble and so on. Also the blurb before you start the down and dirty details. Nice personal thing you have perfected
That table truly is insanely cool. Would look fab in my living room!!!
DAIRY!!!
LMAO!!! Dude, incredible build and I’m dying from the comedy. Best channel on TH-cam!!
You easily have the most comprehensive videos. It’s so easy to follow along and know exactly where you are at in the project and what everything you are working on is for. Not everyone is able to make videos as well done as you. Best one out there 🙌🏻
th-cam.com/video/sxBsNEYp140/w-d-xo.html
If you like comprehensive, check out the latest video from Matt at Next Level Carpentry. There is an Easter Egg if you make it the full 2.5 hours....
@@ajaehall7695 I do like next level. But Jason’s humor is on point
@@elizabethlee6077 exactly why I can watch his videos multiple times over. Jason’s humor is so casually placed that I find my self laughing at things I feel like I shouldn’t be. I.e. in this video, his spreading glue with something “like my fingee”
@@chadhowell1328 agreed. I also love the dynamic between on camera Jason and voice over Jason. Haha
Seriously, in the words of my son, "Dope!". Well done. Very inspirational. Especially given that you didn't have a background in woodworking. Gives us hope!
You do great work Jason keep up the great work!
I really like the curved sides with the shadowline and have built a couple of projects with those ideas now. The major difference is I'll be filling mine with delicious rum.
The table very nice and unique, good idea my friend!
The shadow line was a great idea, made a big difference for the better. When it comes to the domino jointer, if I bought one for that price I would use it al the time also
I would have never thought to put those little spoiler pieces on at 31:30 that’s such a good idea! I would have totally messed that up. Thanks for the tips. HEY!!! You Got a shop assistant yay! Finally.
Ambiance. The LED lights add ambiance. *sips whiskey literarily* Absolutely stunning.
You opened this video with Lagavulin and closed with Lagavulin... You are def my new favorite wood worker to follow on the TH-cam!!! Obviously the table is beyond awesome.
My admiration grows with each new video. Thanks brother!
My favorite woodworking program. Very informative. And the comedic element is a huge plus.
Hallo
Dein Arbeit ist einfach toll.
Deine Ruhe, Deine Präzision, Das Material.
Bei Dir würde ich sofort in die Ausbildung gehen.
Gruß
my favorite build on all of youtube. You are incredible.
Coughing out all that walnut dust after removing your mask was freaking HILARIOUS! lmfao ...
Such a dork ... in a bada$$ kind of way. :) The whiskey table is another beautiful piece.
What a stunning piece of ART! Great design and craftsmanship! Walnut and whiskey are a great combination too. Thanks for sharing!
Great to see you in 2022. Have a great year
The dust mask bit....made me 🤣 so much...great work👍🏻
I really enjoy your videos, the fine sarcastic way you speak about your great work. Please keep on and cheers! Greetings from North Germany
Love the look... personally I'd put a riser in the drawers to lift the top of the bottle a little way. Not so much for saving the corks (like you, it doesn't stick around long enough), but just think it would look cool to have them propped up a bit.
Was that an Auchentoshen Three Wood I saw there?
My thought exactly. The bottle riser thing, not the Auchentoshen thing.
That would actually be better for presentation and preserving the corks for a day...LOL!
I thought the exact same thing watching the bottles go in.
I never heard that about cork being damaged if stored flat. Must be the higher alcohol content. Wine bottles with natural corks are stored on their sides to keep the cork from drying out.
Sazerac rye, stagg jr, jameson (maybe caskmates, maybe 15 not sure), bulleit, basil haydens. no scotch
Nice thing to wake up and watch on Saturday morning.
Another great video, and a beautiful project, from the Hook-N-Plop channel! The selection of whiskies was top-notch, as well.
It's beautiful. I absolutely love it. Great job, and excellent video. Taps your glass and enjoys a good bourbon.👍🥂
For the alcohol drawers, if someone WAS worried about the corks, could just glue in a Triangle in the back so they were tilted up a bit in the drawers. Could help turn their labels more upwards for display purposes too maybe.
It's a sexy table though. I don't drink whisky but if I had a table like that, I may just have to start just to justify having it lol
It looks amazing. Yes, when I first saw the picture, my first thought was "you don't want to store whiskey on its side... he should know that!" Crisis averted.
Just brilliant!!! And the choice of whisky was perfect. Lagavulin FTW!
Jason, the next time you use your hole saw get your air hose and nozzle, take the nozzle hold the end of it close to the teeth of the hole saw, angle the end of the nozzle downward where the Groove is and blow air in the groove and it won't smoke or burn your wood. This technique blows the saw dust out and makes your hole saw cut smoother and faster. I do it all the time. Love you videos Jason.
Beautiful table. Walnut looks beautiful. Shout up to the gorgeous puppy 👌
The finished piece is gorgeous. At first i thought "Wow, all that wasted space on the left side. he's just putting glasses against a false back." Then I realized the table was symmetrical and had the same drawer/glass storage on the other side.
Great job.
I am going to make my own version, in beachwood, based on this design - many thanks for the inspiration, technical help and entertainment
You’re not the only weirdo, carpet tape is great. Love the design👍
Not only do you build beautiful furniture, you have great taste in bourbon and scotch!
That shadow line is killlllllllller. Love this piece.
This is beautiful. Please keep up the great work, I try to catch your vids as they hit. Thank you!!
Domino shmamino! I drank coffee while watching this great video, but rest assured, I'll have a glass of whiskey this afternoon to celebrate!
Jason! You did it! You succesfully combined the proverbial WHISKY CABINET with a nice coffee table for in the living (or the den, the man cave whatever). Personally I would have preferred some glass in it. Some nice cut glass panes. But hey, to each his own. Nice work bro.
Awesome whiskey table. Looks amazing.
Wish I could find some Stagg Jr. by me haha! Amazing table. Im a welder in Chicago and watching your videos has helped out IMMENSELY in adding a softer touch to my projects.
Thanks
Alex
AF Welding, LLC
Just now watching this. This is stunning. Stunning. I'm almost speechless. Well done, sir.
It's funny that the more experienced you are, the more effort you have to use to achieve a shadow line :)
As an amateur woodworker myself, these shadow lines happen all by themselves:)
that looks amazing
need to fill out my shop with a few more of those tools. and all the wood. only got some Larch that i have fell and milled myself
This is by far, my favorite build so far.
You are an amazing human being. A master at your Kraft.
3pm... I grabbed myself a glass of whiskey and am now enjoying the video. Cheers
As a Whiskeys drinker, I absolutely love this build.
Worth the price of admission for that shadow-line trick. That is really pro-to-go!
The supervisor!!!!cute little pup.
Holy crap--that shadow line is awesome. I had no idea what one was before this, but I'm a fan now.
This video is the perfect demonstration of point of references! Great job!
Beautiful piece my friend. Definitely going to steal the design
I audibly gasped when the puppy came into the shot.
Ti scrivo dell'Italia ed in Italiano. Gran bel lavoro! Complimenti vivissimi! Design stupendo, e particolari finissimi. Ma sono pareri personali, ciò che trovo ancora più importante è che fa la differenza e che i tuoi video sono di una fruibilità unica! Scorrono con una naturalezza unica, si comprendono tutti i particolari e anche grazie al tuo humour, il rischio di annoiarsi è impossibile! Continua sempre così!
That is absolutely DOPE 🤘🤘
I am such a fan of Rubio monocot..... That finish looks super rad.....
Great job on this coff,...... I mean, whiskey table. Thanks for all the tips and pointers You are the man !
I really enjoy your content and your projects are super cool. 👍👍
I love the content and superb building, but id love to see custom bourbon glasses with that logo. That’d be badass👏
One of my subscribers recommended your channel to me. This video is my introduction to your content and wow this project is gorgeous! Looking forward to binge watching many more.
I lost it when you spit out sawdust. Hilarious. You owe me a new shirt!
Welcome aboard Craig!!
I hope you like sanding... cause I can see you doing a lot of sanding.
Shadow lines on the end caps look fantastic. Great choice.
Beautiful Whiskey Table Jason, thanks for sharing.
Love this table. I watched this video at least 6 times so far and I decided to give it a try myself. The only different is its gonna be built in maple and my bottles will not rest flat. they'll be at a 45° angle
Stunning! I want one! No... I want many, at least one in each room!
Alright now I need a whisky table. Thanks Jason... lol. Great build man!
Congrats on your new puppy. What a cutie!
Well I was planning on building a coffee table for my new house as soon as I finish up some painting but I think this is a much better solution!
Incredible whiskey table! Nice collection too!!!
Reminds me Le Corbusier's Unite d'Habitation. This is a beautiful whiskey table and watching it being built makes me appreciate every small detail.
Ah man, smashing some Lagavulin as soon as the video starts. Instant thumbs up!
Very nice project! And top quality walnut too. Greetz from the Netherlands, proost🥃
You sir, earned your like with the dust mask and a mouth full of shavings. Hilarious!
Man that is beautiful, talented or what. Your workshop is bigger than my Bungalow in Leicester UK, so I won't be making one... But it is lovely..... Just off to have a wee dram now. Cheers Paul
That is freaking awesome ! I love the whiskey table, my collection of whiskey would look good in that table. Just love your channel, feel like i always learn something from it.
Only 20seconds in and already asking for money lol. But I love the design. I’m definitely building one. AWESOME now I’ll watch the video
As a whisk(e)y lover and a fan of your videos, this is a great project. I might attempt a version with a 45 degree bottle storage for presentation and cork issues. Looks Great!
What a great idea. Well made, well done. Love the saw dust in the mouth. You finally made me laugh out load. I've smiled a lot previously, but that was hilarious.
This may be the coolest thing I have seen on this channel. Hard to beat the boat, but man, this is good. Well done!!
Finally we get the good stuff!! The intros are always epic, the results amazing. Kudos
That piece is incredible. Amazing work! Thank you for continuing to document the process for all of us. I’ve been learning so much!
The shadow line on the side pieces - BRILLIANT! It makes the transition absolutely beautiful. I'll definitely be using that on some future projects. Keep up the exceptional work.
As a bourbon fan and woodworking hobbyist, you have inspired me! And I’m a little angry I didn’t think of this first!
As coffee addict, was very disappointed by this "coffee" table. Am now plotting for similar, but dimensioned to hold coffee supplies. Main problem is working in electrical cable neatly? Or should I use a car battery or similar?
This is one of my favorite projects you've done on the channel. Turned out absolutely gorgeous.
Yes, the shadow line is excellent. Nice table.
Sweet! I will send my address when my version is done.Great project.and video.
Nice! Looked like a pour of Lagavulin 16 at the beginning. That and a nice Antano Consul robusto; makes me want to start installing the urethane bushings and front swat bar on my 68 GMC Longbed. Then buying the wood to make this whiskey table. Then making the table.
Just a suggestion… for the drawer slides. Make a grove in the rail that is inside the cabinet(1/4” both sides) , but stop 1/2 before the end; then make a 1/4 “ hole in the drawer 😂and insert a dowel long enough that you can remove it later if you which to remove the drawer. The dowel will ride along the grove and serve as a stopper. Hopefully I am clear as mud. 😅 I build a five drawer chest and it worked beautifully. Nothing like wooden slides to give furniture an old look and craftsmanship.
Best coffee table on TH-cam! I’m gonna take inspiration from it when I build our coffee table. Such an informative build video! You rock Jason!
errrrr, its a Whiskey table! :)
I took your advice and poured myself a shot of my favorite single malt which enhanced the pleasure I get from watching your videos, Jason. You give me plenty of grins with your antics. I was anxiously waiting for you to round those corners which were potential shin and ankle hazards. A super cool project. Thanks.
This is seriously one of the most beautiful "coffee" tables I've ever seen. WOnderul work!
TH-cam put a commercial in your commercial! Oh, and great job, I enjoyed the video and it gave me some great ideas.