Tile Top Table
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2024
- This Cherry side table with a crossroads pattern tile top is perfect for your morning coffee or afternoon cocktail and a book. Designed to be next to a comfy chair. My client supplied the tiles they made and asked for a table. I hope you like this fine furniture build. Like and comment if you'd like to see more like this, and check out the other furniture builds on this channel.
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17:38 i wish there was a hack version of this video bc i am making a similar table but dont have the tools, means or space to do all of this proper joinery. Beautiful piece
Really fun to deliver this table to the customer and see how she reacted to see her tiles come to life on the tables. :)
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This was exactly the kind of video I was looking for! So much useful information, thank you!!
Thank you. I’m glad the TH-cam robot recommended my video for you. If you post pictures of what you make, tag us.
Beautiful, well done. Watching this gave me so many ideas. Thank you for posting.
Thank you. Hopefully enough inspiration to make something. Tag us if you post pictures, love to see what you come up with.
Wow! This came out quite nice. Beautifully done, 👍🏾👍🏾 🤗🤗
Thank you!
@@oregonmakers2000 You are welcome!
Sick work brother 😎🫵
Thank you!
I do the same thing .I tinker around in the garage with wood and makes stuff. After I'm done I popped the top on my Dos Equis And screw the bottle cap somewhere out of view of course 🤣
Dos Equis Dark for me. Thanks for the comment. Cheers!
Good vídeo
Thank you!
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Nice work and a good video! Now after almost a year do you know how the table has aged? Since there's wood under the tiles and grout, is there any bending that would make the hardened grout crack?
Thanks! I checked in with the client today, and everything is good. No cracks in the grout. I did lay the tile on "seasoned" 3/4 plywood, so pretty stable. I consulted a professional tile setter before doing this, and they assured me it would work. Happily, it has.
I know this video was made a year or so ago.
I noticed your miter saw stand...
Do you like it?
And where did you get it?
It is awesome, I've had it for about 20 years. It's a Trojan MS-2000. I think higher-end lumber yard/ hardware stores can order them, I tried to find an easy link for you. The downside, which is only 1, is the saw in permanently mounted, so lifting it to the back of the truck is a little challenge, and then it sits too high to put my tonneau cover over the bed. Would I buy it again? YES I would. Check out my fence building video to see it in the field. th-cam.com/video/Z0vnM6YH3rs/w-d-xo.html
@@oregonmakers2000 thank you so much for responding. I recently picked up a new stand for job site, but in the shop the legs stick out to far.
I'm going to do more searching/shopping.
Thank you again for the info on it.
Hi what's the name of the thinset you used? Does it act good on wood over time?
I used "SimpleFix Pre-Mixed Adhesive & Grout"
www.amazon.com/CUSTOM-PRODUCTS-TAGWQT-Premixed-Bright/dp/B00176ISGE/ref=sr_1_3?crid=125NGUJ63U208&keywords=010186771625&qid=1669928331&sprefix=010186771625%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-3
I put it on cabinet grade 3/4" plywood. I talked to a professional tile setter and this was his recommendation for what I did. So far this has held up well and been through the 4 seasons in Eastern Washington.
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