#62 Making a big granite table with DIY paint
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It cracks me up that you guys have all of these acres to tame…. And yet, your dedication to pizza is unwavering.
Priorities are important.
An army fights on it’s stomach :P
Eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die of spikey bushes! hahahahaa
Wow. She did a wonderful job! 😊 Very nice and solid table. I think he will be there for the next 10 years. The Videomaker did also a good job. 20 minutes feels like 1,5 minutes. Thank you 😊👍🏻
That DIY ink was quite neat. Reminds me of the old trick of mixing steel wool and vinegar for an antique finish.
Put somothing soft like strip of thin foam between the granit and wood. Less risk of splitting the garnit due to an uneven resting surface from building the table or moving wood
Definitely!!! By putting a stronger material, like 3 to 7mm rubber or plastic padding where the granite connects with wood would be best and longer lasting than soft material like foam due to exposure to weather, etc. 😁
I was wondering how the top is connected to the base. Perhaps some construction glue?
@@jobson88 The granites weight would be enough to hold it in place
@@jobson88 If they want to be able to move it, it's best not to glue it down, so it can be moved in 2 parts. And the weight of a stone slab would be enough to keep it in place. Unless there is an earthquake, etc. :))))
👍👌👏 I instantly thought the same. Best material would be strips of rubber. But you can also use any kind of silicone or Sikaflex instead, as long as you let it dry/cure completely before putting the granite table top on. Simply because of the fact that the table top shouldn't be glued on. The wood will always shrink or swell a little bit (due to humidity).
Best regards luck and health.
I like how everyone works together to help each other out. We need more of that if we plan to make it today.
the way they made black paint was so cool
did not expect to love this episode as much as i did. aesthetically satisfying in every way. well done, kamp
That is a beautiful table. I love the joints you choose and that black stain is genius. Great work
Portuguese person here just want to say that I love the project and I'm happy hat it takes place in Portugal
How inspiring and what a pleasure it is to watch everyone doing what they do best with the unselfish support from the whole group 👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️
WOW! She crushed that table?? Nice addition to Project Kamp!
What an upgrade 🙌Love the oak ink!
I would leave it natural or waxed
You needed a table to build a table.😆 but those work horses Frank helped make are a must have for any building project really.
Great build Frank! Those will come in so handy for any further project!
Good mix of explanation, fast forward, zoom in, and especially the behind the scenes of the camera install =p tagging who folks are, the little question mark. Really has a unifying feel. The mix of exploring, explaining, hard work, and humour I've come to think of as this channels signature style
Thank you!
Great video, I like seeing someone using craft skills, designing, manufacturing and assembling. Where there was an idea and some spare timber there now is a usefull item of furniture. Great idea with the oak ink, fantastic finish.
What an inspirational channel. So nice to see people out making their own life in a more meaningful and sustainable way, while bringing back a sympathetic partnership with the land. Awesome work people.
I love Emma, she has quickly become my favourite! Not only is she is bringing some much needed expertise and technical skills to some of your creations, but seeing a woman so highly skilled in a male dominated industry (here in NZ anyway) is fantastic.
The teamwork is outstanding, but Emma's got some mad carpentry skills. Leading by example with sturdy work boots and hearing protection too.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the Lofi Beats? It goes so well with the vibe and thank you for those great Lofi Beats, I appreciate that
The natural paint in contrast to the wood was looking very good. I really like to watch all of you coming together to eat and talk about the day and next project. I would very much like to visit one day
Granite surfaces are awesome for cooking and baking!! Good choice guys….🌀💚🌀
Later may want to add shelves, hooks, drawers, doors for cutlery, bowls, pans, preparatory condiments. Great job, teamwork and staining.
I love the feeling of a stone worktop. So smooth.
just commenting on the video to support this channel, lovely video
Thanks for mostly cutting out the noise when sawing wood. It's a small and seemingly insignificant detail, but I always cringe a little when I'm chilling, watching a video and all of a sudden NYEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOWWWW at 5000 decibels. Makes for a much more pleasant viewing experience. So, thank you, editor!
watch on mute with captions as I do
That table looks like it will survive the fall of civilization. Excellent work!
Wow! Now that's what I call a table. Well done, Emma. Super job, great teamwork, as usual. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and keep up the good work. 😉👍✌
Not sure if you got some wood protection on the bottom of the legs? Will be the point that comes into contact with the mud and potentially water, so maybe put some stain in a pot, then rest the leg in there for an hour or so to really let it absorb. But you probably did. Great looking table!
The hand gliding over the surface of the table at the end was perfection!
I was thinking.. that's polished very smooth.. I wonder how smooth?
Ohh.. /that/ smooth!
Awesome to watch. Wish you would press for safety while working. Please wear safety glasses when sawing.
agreed. Ear protection, yes. Safety glasses, no. smh
Flying splinter to the eye would be blinded.
@@samuelprescott7426 slightly different...I was mowing my pasture on my riding mower (without safety glasses)when a speck of seed landed in my eye. That caused great deal of pain to eye and $200 for eye doctor to remove.
Amazing build Emma. Would love to see more of your projects.
What an amazing team Project Camp has. The woodworking skills combined with computer design, just fantastic!!!!
Nice job. Like the work you done in your comunity. New tecniques and ideas. The black natural ink is awesome. Stay well
what a beautiful table. I love the combination of oil and black paint staining
as a former medical doctor and as a man of the cloth, i give you my approval and blessing in all you do!
Never knew about the wasp galls and iron paint. Gonna give it a try
Me neither. Every day's a skool day.
Wow! Nicely done. I hope everyone seeing the Project Kamp videos gets inspired to put some of their energy into creating a more sustainable future. It's all possible when the vision is inspiring and everyone is willing to pitch in to make it happen.
And a big shout out to their Patreon supporters for helping to finance all the cool projects at Project Kamp. Nothing much can get done if the money doesn't show up at some point. Glad some people are putting some of their money where their values are...
OH, AND THE VID IS GREAT, CAMERA ANGLES, MUSIC , EDITING... PERFECTO!!
We kept finding we needed a folding table. This is so easy to store. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxStL0QRChBju4aQlnTrRgBZvafFog0KU3 Opening and closing is easy as well. It has a great handle for carrying around the house. Its pretty lightweight and slides around easy. We bought it for our daughter’s first sleepover. Breakfast was a blur - but 12 7-8 year olds fit at the table with room to spare. We used it at thanksgiving and 6 adults fit comfortably on each side plus 2 on either end for a total of 8. Super easy to clean up afterwards as well.
Great that the girls built something so amazing! Well done
That’s the nicest walnut stain I’ve ever seen! Amazing!
It was an Oak tree apparently.
@Pink Alien Exactly, you are nobody.
another great video! Love the table design, those joints were beautiful and the whole thing really turned out solid.
Woodworking machining, building and general fabrication are very popular TH-cam content topics. There's a ton of additional views to be earned by adding it regularly as its own separate show content. It's one area where videos can be longer and more detailed without boring the audience.
Love that you guys recycle wood and to be honest all you can, wish more people seen bit more purpose in recycling what ever you can, just buy, buy
Great all working together to create something you'll all use for years and years to come. We definitely all need to do more of that!
WOW the pizza table came our great! What a wonderful place to gather and eat.
Nice to see Emma engaging the Safety Squint instead of using safety goggles.
That iron tannate is great stuff; you can also do a two-stage application of ebonizing, by first applying the tannic acid solution (boiled oak galls, or even extracts of the waste stream from coffee or tea), letting it dry, then applying iron acetate (either made by soaking ferrous metal waste in vinegar or using vinegar to clean the rust off of iron/steel items), or applying in reverse order.
I started a new job recently in facilities maintenance. I'm inspired by this show and others like it. There is nothing like having a huge project to do and having a team backing you. I hope that my travels take me to a place like this someday
My joints glue people to the couch ;)
Loving the granite. With the granite I have at home it is able to stick a magnet to the surface, interesting stone..
WowWowWow girls, what a craftswomenship!
Very inspiring, again! And the finishing touch with the gall nut infusion, great! Thanks again, also for the nice editing!
Something that could be done for preventing the wood from totting is to burn the end wood with a blowtorch (especially the underside of the legs) the burned surface will deflect water and provide a protection against worms and insects.
For sure!!! It's becoming standard practice to flame treat outdoor, or weather exposed wooden furniture, etc. or structures. But making your own stain is cheaper than using all that propane !!! :D
Very nice job! The makers and all who helped can be very proud of themselves!
I really enjoyed this episode, Emma sems to be a great woodworker.
And as a bonus (sidenote) energetically speaking it’s always best to keep things compartmentalized like that 💕🙌🏽 you don’t wanna eat where you sleep and you don’t wanna sleep where you work etc. good job guys
I love your attitude and the way you face challenges! Keep going on
Beautiful things made by beautiful people!
I love your energy guys, so refreshing !
Well done with the table guy’s A great team effort However 🧢 off to Emma for all the ideas finding materials and brilliant skills
Pizza 🍕 nights made perfect now Great videos just lately 👍👍👍
Brilliant table, value here in Australia $12,000.00 🇦🇺, but you all get to enjoy 😉 👍 well done 👏
Not sure how I came across this channel but very pleased I did. What a great thing you have going on here 👏👏
Dear Kamp team.
👍👌👏 Simply fantastic! Very well done again (work and video). Please kindly allow me a suggestion: I instantly thought, that there should/must be something between the wood and the table top. Best material would be rubber strips. But you can also use any kind of silicone or Sikaflex instead, as long as you let it dry/cure completely before putting the granite table top on. Simply because of the fact that the table top shouldn't be glued on. The wood will always shrink or swell a little bit (due to humidity).
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health.
So cool! and that black paint actually worked so well, awesome idea!
Love these kind of videos and love the overwhelming dutch accent of Emma haha
As always about 60% of the comments are telling you how you could have done better - ignore them, you guys are great, and will deal with problems as and when they crop up. Keep it up
awesome table! I will use this design when I redo my work bench. That is more solid than mine is. Funny to see I am not the only one that has wood that has warped really bad from drying too fast. LOL
omg, so nice design!!! and i love how you made the black paint. Thats so nice black colour!
Amazing table. Teamwork makes the dream work.
Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love you all guys, beautiful table.
Really nice build! Love how it turned out! Just one quick comment on Japanese saws, they are only made for a pulling motion towards the body. The thin sawblade is awesome for precise cuts but will bend and eventually break if you push it. Just don't put any pressure on that forward movement and those saws will last a lifetime👍
I think she said Japanese pull saw, so I guess she knows how to use them properly
@@schneezins7546 Didn't look like
i love this table so much, high worksmanship
Nice work Kamp . Thankyou peace fellow babies.
Use a wooden pizza peel, spread corn meal on it (allows the dough to slide into the oven) and place the dough on top!
Lovely teamwork, lovely table!
the ink looks amazing
Awesome guys!
I wish one day come to see your place by myself 😭❤
Your camp is very insparing, can*t thinking about to earn some money and buy a land one day...
Wow I've enjoyed every minute of it, really nice project and really nice viddy: well done!
I love how she justifies the use of bolts, like a true woodworker she knows the only way is wood joinery.
I love absolutely love Project Kamp and think what you all are doing is awesome, especially documenting and sharing what you are doing so openly! I just ask that you pls think deeply about your general approach to PPE (personal protective equipment). Individual people may not want or think they need to wear safety goggles, hearing protection, etc. but consider that the hundreds of thousands of people watching your videos are potentially learning and *looking up* to you for guidance and inspiration. Even if you don't feel you need PPE (like when using the saw in this video), remember that you are setting an example for *hundreds of thousands* of viewers and that you are influencing their behavior. Please use your influential platform to reinforce the importance of personal safety when using machines- it could very likely save one of your viewers' lives one day!
Wow, very nice and what a pizza night. Awesome 👍🏻😎
8:34 no need to push the sander on the wood, just to use the tool weight. That will make make sure the tool will have a long life.
Great job! Please get some safety glasses for the Kamp!!!!
brilliant creation!
Awesome! The ink worked out so good!
absolutly amazing video as always guys. Keep it up!
Wonderful job, a really satisfying job!
This video was good! I really think you should make cuts between making the wooden frame and getting the granite though, to break up the long part of the woodmaking process. People's attention isn't great and youtube is all about engagement and watch time.
I also think having more cuts to other stuff going on at the camp would be ideal. In the past week, surely a lot more happened. There's lots of people at the camp, what were the rest of the people doing? It would be awesome to see.
People will watch every progress video if you do this. Showing how the story unfolds is what captivates. Especially when people see stuff that continues the next week.
As for this, people are only seeing a small section of what's happening on the Kamp which isn't ideal for engagement. They're less likely to return for more.
Edit: What you want is for people to find your channel, then watch through ALL your videos. They will only do this if you show a bunch of stuff happening, and progress and projects. Some big projects, some small. Some daily tasks, some tasks that take a long time. A mix of everything going on in each video is how you get people to watch all your videos.
Your tools/workshop container is cool! 😁
Oh WOW This was just terrific. I felt like I was right there with you all. Such lovely people and a great video (although I would never say anything else for Dave and company!)
GREAT JOB!!!! CAME OUT MAGNIFICENT!1, WELL DONE AND THE SIZE IS PERFECT FOR BREAD AND PIZZA MANUFACTURING, AWESOME!!
Very relaxing to watch people cutting woods…
Beautiful table turned out great! Question tho what is stopping the granite piece from moving or is it just sitting on top n don't move cause it's heavy?
Pizzas night is the holy ritual of the up and coming “Project Kamp (Pizza) Cult”
This reminds me so much of Rimworld!
Yeah, I'm glad they're not eating twigs and grass.
Superbe....the team done good 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
What a fantastic video and table.
Thanks for the vidéo and stay safe ✌️.
Love the black paint method =)
Awesome pizza table. Well done.
It seems you know lot of ways of adding more work to the projects:P - but as long as you enjoy it that's great! :>
Besides of that the table looks very sturdy. I know it had to be big and heavy because of the granite top. I only think I wouldn't glue the elements just to leave possibilty to make changes in future. The screws should be enought to assure stability for such construction.
One of the best episodes
Beautiful table made by a beautiful women! x
Great Job Guys , I started following your journey it seems really impressive. Keep up good work ... 😁😁😁😁🙌