John definitely has the coolest projects out of all the woodworkers on TH-cam. I love that you include your messing around in the shop and include footage of you just staring at the project and thinking where to go. Way more relatable (and entertaining) than the step by step videos that only show the woodworking.
John, I like how you said your not comfortable sticking the grinder in the middle of tree at about 6 minute mark, then grabs chainsaw. Nicely done sir!
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny. You, sir, outdid yourself on this one. 3D Sculpting and Resin. Plus the sexy 3M Versaflo... this video should be a 1mil candidate
Hey John, now you have to create the top for the other three seasons too. ;-) Maybe one base with four tops to change whatever season is at the moment ;-) BTW: I have the idea for another epoxy project: Take a massive tabletop (i.e. maple), burn it down, really deep. So you have the cracks and it will look like cooled lava. then put in some small amounts of orange/red epoxy. I should look like liquid lava in a cooled lava field. After this, cover the whole tabletop in crystal epoxy ;-) What do you think?
I watch a lot of makers on youtube, and even if I don't vibe on the project you are doing I somehow can't stop watching until the end. Keep up the great work.
Sweet proof of concept! I think it'd be super cool if you made one with a 3D top; where the epoxy extends down in a tree shape, and the top looks like you took and cut the top of the tree flat! Then the bits of the base that show up look super natural because that's what would happen if you cut off the top of a tree!
What a piece of work!!! You have some talent there big fella. From the beginning with you using a invisible pencil to make it out to your ability to carving. Being a footballer, you'd make a bloody good craftsman. Well done mate.
very cool idea and it turned out incredible! this concept could be a whole furniture series honestly... personally, i would love to see a matching book shelf with the branches winding up through multiple layers of resin leaves. or like, a coffee table version that's two small trees standing next to each other.. idk this was a very inspiring build haha
This is really cool. I watched all your epoxy videos, but I think that this is the best of all. But I also think that you put table legs to deep into epoxy and that because we can see it on the table top. Great job, guys!
You are defenately one of the most entertaining guys on TH-cam. You make some very interesting projects. I have a suggestion for a project. How about a huge, carved shop(logo) sign you can hang outside your enterence door from a fancy bracket? You can make good use of your new mask.
definitely one of the coolest epoxy projects you've done. this reminds me of the Tree of Life in Disney World, my girl is a huge Disney fan, maybe i should make something like this
I am just armchair quarterbacking here, but on the next one, do the same pour, then when it's done, do a second pour with the table right side up like you did with the lava table to give it some overhang. 8-D
Hey John I use the Milwaukee m12 die grinder to carve you can buy any cheap 2 inch aluminum oxide discs for them. I use 36-40 grit to hog away material and you don’t get any tear out. I can carve for around 30-40 minutes on one 4.0 m12 battery. I currently use mine to carve birds. I roughout them out on the bandsaw and then shape them with my die grinder from 36 grit for shaping up to 10000 grit for finish. I don’t do any hand sanding on them. It makes the job fly and you don’t have to worry about losing a finger!
I love everything about this. Best part is that if you want a bigger top you can just add a clear piece of glass on top. Maybe you can try using a reciprocating saw. I love mine. My husband get mad because I use it for everything. Tree limbs, lumber, hangnails.
Very nice and a lot of effort put into this table. If you were to build it again I suggest that you would lift the wooden branches a little bit while pouring the epoxy so that you would have a clean green table top. Well done sir.
Been binging these videos of yours. Should try maybe make a fractal river epoxy table to go with the elements. Call it your light table... Maybe some LEDs.... Florescent epoxy... Great content. Keep it up.
Love it, John next time try suspending the wood in the epoxy, that way you won’t see it from above and maybe swirl a few different shades of green, you inspired me to try it myself for my grand babies, thanks again, you guys are great
That tree table to so cool. I feel likw it need cup holders from a couple of random branches. Think you should make a dining table with chairs all to give it a rain forest feel.
You could easily incorporate this into a larger coffee/dining table and have multiple carved trees be the legs, maybe with a more wide spread branch pattern/design. Also would love to see a darker finish in it too.
John is the best woodworking channel on yt , awesome skills and the best is that it is entertaining! I usually watch your videos while im on the workshop haha
I think it looks great. The 1 thing I would suggest to improve it is when pouring the resin top that you have the table suspended like a 1/2" so you don't see the limbs protruding through the top. And maybe making the base a little more organic by cutting through the base so you can see the individual roots branching out instead of 1 big cluster.
I really enjoyed the footage that you put in, in place of the lost footage. It did give me the resin pour experience I was hoping for, so thank you for doing that.
so i do a bit of power carving myself especially with the arbortec turboplane I love that thing. some things i've learnt from power carving is having a variable speed angle grinder can help at times with tear out aswell as just being alot less aggressive, really quite amazing how much control you can have with that tool and when you get more confident just being more nimble with it and having the grinder is some really quite odd hand positions to account for grain direction(using a switch grinder and not a trigger one of course) will make that alot easier to accomplish. another tool which you may want to look into is a powerfile ive just got a black and decker one but makita has a reasonable one and some pretty solid pneumatic ones they compliment it wonderfully especially for those awkward spots you just cant quite reach and the stock removeable is really impessive, and since its a sanding belt you wont blow out chunks either. hope this little tid bit helps, love your work john and hope to see more power carving in your future.
I wish that the branches had only been dipped halfway into the epoxy so that they wouldn't show through on the top, and I would have stained the base a dark walnut so that tree would have some bark :D super good looking table regardless; i love it
I think you should do the same thing again but multiple tiered. It would basically look like a shelf unit. Awesome work with the tree. It looks so cool!
Awesome table and I want one. But since you asked for an opinion, could you do a two layer pour so you don't see the branches too much through the top. Also, and this is just what I'd like to see, I'd put in a small bird nest in the branches to stash snacks and such like.
Haha John you make me laugh. Cut down a maple tree into planks. Then take those planks, glue them back together and carve them back into a maple tree. Turned out awesome as always.
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John definitely has the coolest projects out of all the woodworkers on TH-cam. I love that you include your messing around in the shop and include footage of you just staring at the project and thinking where to go. Way more relatable (and entertaining) than the step by step videos that only show the woodworking.
That is my goal George, glad you appreciate being a clown like the rest of us haha
I don’t mean to disagree but bourbon moth turned his lawn mower into a tank... John is good though. And the antics are great.
Next “element table” a mountain that has an epoxy cloud on top?
Underrated comment! This would be so cool. The little peak that sticks up above the cloud is what pops in my head. Reminds me of the smokey mountains
Or an epoxy storm could with a lightning bolt leg
Get more squirrelly and carve a tiny squirrel to sit on the tree limbs!
I love the irony that you took wood slabs and made it look like a tree again. Looks so awesome!
John is so funny! And his projects are always so cool. Another idea for you John: you could make classes and teach kids how to woodwork
Yes I need that now
Great idea
@@connellyfromwiller7877 thanks
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John, I like how you said your not comfortable sticking the grinder in the middle of tree at about 6 minute mark, then grabs chainsaw. Nicely done sir!
This is where ur actual talent is!!! U are really good at wood carving!!!
Love that you explain that you are uncomfortable getting down inside the top with the arbortek tool, then promptly break out the chainsaw!
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny. You, sir, outdid yourself on this one. 3D Sculpting and Resin. Plus the sexy 3M Versaflo... this video should be a 1mil candidate
Man, you hit it out of the park with this one!!!
Only a true native will truly appreciate the “yinz” 💪🏼💪🏼🤘🏼😎🤘🏼
I have just one word for this table... BADASSERIE !!!
Hey John, now you have to create the top for the other three seasons too. ;-) Maybe one base with four tops to change whatever season is at the moment ;-)
BTW: I have the idea for another epoxy project: Take a massive tabletop (i.e. maple), burn it down, really deep. So you have the cracks and it will look like cooled lava. then put in some small amounts of orange/red epoxy. I should look like liquid lava in a cooled lava field. After this, cover the whole tabletop in crystal epoxy ;-) What do you think?
Hahaha! Callin' me out I see.
I dig the concept!
I've actually been sitting on an epoxy idea for a while now believe it or not.
Your epoxy/wood screwdrivers turned out really cool
I watch a lot of makers on youtube, and even if I don't vibe on the project you are doing I somehow can't stop watching until the end. Keep up the great work.
Jon, the tree table is a piece of art man! For the next build an epoxy tree dinning table because that’s clownery. Can’t wait for the new desk build!!
I love it by the way, would add another later of epoxy so it covers the wood showing through the top and so it rolls over the edge a bit. Great work.
That thing is beyond sick. You are by far my favorite woodworking channel. Just got my merch ordered.
Sweet proof of concept! I think it'd be super cool if you made one with a 3D top; where the epoxy extends down in a tree shape, and the top looks like you took and cut the top of the tree flat! Then the bits of the base that show up look super natural because that's what would happen if you cut off the top of a tree!
This is the perfect idea for a toddler room!
What a piece of work!!! You have some talent there big fella. From the beginning with you using a invisible pencil to make it out to your ability to carving. Being a footballer, you'd make a bloody good craftsman. Well done mate.
I’m an arborist and a novice woodworker. I am very inspired. Thank you! And love all your vids!!
Great job man, love the imagination. It turned out awesome. My son loves Minecraft so he would have made me stop right there lol!
Nooooooo.... the pour is the best part and WOW....love the madness
Mr. Malecki bringing the goods, once again!!!!
This needs to be part of a furniture set for a little kid's room. Make a crib/bed frame in the same style, maybe a dresser. Really nice work!
This is so neat, should try to make another one in the future, add some jungley hanging bits in the top, would be so awesome
very cool idea and it turned out incredible!
this concept could be a whole furniture series honestly... personally, i would love to see a matching book shelf with the branches winding up through multiple layers of resin leaves. or like, a coffee table version that's two small trees standing next to each other.. idk this was a very inspiring build haha
A dozen of those would make an epic cafe
This is really cool. I watched all your epoxy videos, but I think that this is the best of all. But I also think that you put table legs to deep into epoxy and that because we can see it on the table top. Great job, guys!
Been waiting for this one ever since I saw it on Insta
You are defenately one of the most entertaining guys on TH-cam. You make some very interesting projects. I have a suggestion for a project. How about a huge, carved shop(logo) sign you can hang outside your enterence door from a fancy bracket? You can make good use of your new mask.
This is one of my favorites. I love that green.
One of a kind table, so neat. Turned out fantastic.
Wonderful work!!!
One suggestion, you can do a multi color pour to make it look like a tree turning colors in autumn. Just a thought. 😊
Love to see John concealed carrying
You should go big and do a dining room table like that!
out all the pours I have seen you do , this one has so much potential , so many ideas and so little time . . . thanks for sharing
definitely one of the coolest epoxy projects you've done. this reminds me of the Tree of Life in Disney World, my girl is a huge Disney fan, maybe i should make something like this
Turned out way better then I imagined. great job man
Who else thinks that John should start get a forge and make knives and stuff.
You should build a manual lifting standing/sitting desk! Challenge would be no powered parts!
I am just armchair quarterbacking here, but on the next one, do the same pour, then when it's done, do a second pour with the table right side up like you did with the lava table to give it some overhang. 8-D
You guys should do three work bench’s be rad to see beginner to pro and everyone’s different style
Hey John I use the Milwaukee m12 die grinder to carve you can buy any cheap 2 inch aluminum oxide discs for them. I use 36-40 grit to hog away material and you don’t get any tear out. I can carve for around 30-40 minutes on one 4.0 m12 battery. I currently use mine to carve birds. I roughout them out on the bandsaw and then shape them with my die grinder from 36 grit for shaping up to 10000 grit for finish. I don’t do any hand sanding on them. It makes the job fly and you don’t have to worry about losing a finger!
I love the picture of Ron Swanson in the background
def one of my fave builds yet just looks so calming and relaxing you know like one of those paintings you could just stare at for ages
I love everything about this. Best part is that if you want a bigger top you can just add a clear piece of glass on top. Maybe you can try using a reciprocating saw. I love mine. My husband get mad because I use it for everything. Tree limbs, lumber, hangnails.
No idea where that was going at the beginning but ended up great. Always fun to watch some go from the Malecki "mind" to some sort of ending!
Very nice and a lot of effort put into this table. If you were to build it again I suggest that you would lift the wooden branches a little bit while pouring the epoxy so that you would have a clean green table top. Well done sir.
More levels with branches as shelves. Very Cool. Looks great.👍
I love what you do. And you make me laugh and being a hospice nurse working on the front lines. I want one
That thing looks awesome! To level the bottom you could have poured brown epoxy to mimic dirt.
Medium stain it to look a bit darker and add a knot or hole or two. But yeah, I like! Oooh, add a tree branch side holder for a remote.
That was awesome but I think in the next one pint the ends of the branches green so it shows up better. Great table!
John: uses cut down tree to make a tree
Tree: Am I a joke to you?
really fun to watch and I think you should do more of these nature projects
Been binging these videos of yours. Should try maybe make a fractal river epoxy table to go with the elements. Call it your light table... Maybe some LEDs.... Florescent epoxy... Great content. Keep it up.
I’m in love with this project!!!
John getting squirrelly in tree dimensions now
Very fun and cool project. It reminds me of a banyan tree. If you carved out material between the roots it would look even more like a banyan.
Love it, John next time try suspending the wood in the epoxy, that way you won’t see it from above and maybe swirl a few different shades of green, you inspired me to try it myself for my grand babies, thanks again, you guys are great
Woooow this is sooo cool! It's the best epoxy table ever.
That tree table to so cool. I feel likw it need cup holders from a couple of random branches. Think you should make a dining table with chairs all to give it a rain forest feel.
Table came out looking great. If you ever do something similar again, maybe do a waterfall edge to look like leaves hanging down.
You could easily incorporate this into a larger coffee/dining table and have multiple carved trees be the legs, maybe with a more wide spread branch pattern/design. Also would love to see a darker finish in it too.
Very cool! Would you consider propping the “trunk” up some while it dries so it doesn’t come completely thru the epoxy?
Love it!!!
Please make a squirrel getting squirrely in the tree!!!!! someone......anyone........please!!
Love the Builds !! Keep it up !
That turned out amazingly, excellent work good sir!
John is the best woodworking channel on yt , awesome skills and the best is that it is entertaining! I usually watch your videos while im on the workshop haha
Alec Steele uses that same respirator. Good ice breaker to get in touch with him for a collab LOL
I think it looks great. The 1 thing I would suggest to improve it is when pouring the resin top that you have the table suspended like a 1/2" so you don't see the limbs protruding through the top.
And maybe making the base a little more organic by cutting through the base so you can see the individual roots branching out instead of 1 big cluster.
For wind you should make a epoxy fan that works.
Sickest table ever!
Didn’t like it at first site before I watched it but then me malecki pulls it out the bag ,good job
I really enjoyed the footage that you put in, in place of the lost footage. It did give me the resin pour experience I was hoping for, so thank you for doing that.
Man... All I can say is that because of you I want to learn how to work with epoxy and make some cool stuff with it. These things look so awesome!!!!
Came out very nicely.
Cool as hell guys
Love it. Wife loves it. Win/Win.
so i do a bit of power carving myself especially with the arbortec turboplane I love that thing. some things i've learnt from power carving is having a variable speed angle grinder can help at times with tear out aswell as just being alot less aggressive, really quite amazing how much control you can have with that tool and when you get more confident just being more nimble with it and having the grinder is some really quite odd hand positions to account for grain direction(using a switch grinder and not a trigger one of course) will make that alot easier to accomplish. another tool which you may want to look into is a powerfile ive just got a black and decker one but makita has a reasonable one and some pretty solid pneumatic ones they compliment it wonderfully especially for those awkward spots you just cant quite reach and the stock removeable is really impessive, and since its a sanding belt you wont blow out chunks either. hope this little tid bit helps, love your work john and hope to see more power carving in your future.
Yeahhh man!! This is amazing!! Really like the green epoxy with maple. Biiiiig up Man!!
This was very neat. I agree with the hood filter PPE device.... I need one at some point...
I wish that the branches had only been dipped halfway into the epoxy so that they wouldn't show through on the top, and I would have stained the base a dark walnut so that tree would have some bark :D super good looking table regardless; i love it
I think you should do the same thing again but multiple tiered. It would basically look like a shelf unit. Awesome work with the tree. It looks so cool!
Maybe pour a carved epoxy bowl that you can set upside down on top of the table as a cover. It would really complete the tree aesthetic.
Awesome table and I want one.
But since you asked for an opinion, could you do a two layer pour so you don't see the branches too much through the top.
Also, and this is just what I'd like to see, I'd put in a small bird nest in the branches to stash snacks and such like.
Who knew your an artist looks really cool john I dig it
You gotta try a Star Wars trench run epoxy table!! X-wing and Tie-fighter in the epoxy trench!
Cool build! Love that flag in the corner, Semper Fi!!!
I would love to see this at a multi level tree top it looks awesome
Project came out amazing! Agree that mine craft tree would be huge!
carving looked really great.
I friggin love that table. Home run bubba
Love your solution to lost footage!
The off the wall builds that you come up with are always top notch. Love watchin these crazy ideas come to life !
Haha John you make me laugh. Cut down a maple tree into planks. Then take those planks, glue them back together and carve them back into a maple tree. Turned out awesome as always.
Your new epoxy project should be a bridge/ cutting board hybrid. So you can use it in Shop Chef while all the trolls have a place to hang out under.
hahahah i should build a bridge for the trolls hahahaa
That thing is incredible!