I was so tempted to make a skirt dropping joke when you make the cutouts for the ring to drop down, but awesome builds like this don't deserve such jokes.
Dude you're a genius... I don't know what your day job is, but you should end up owning the next ikea or something... There has to be a huge business here with your talent.
i'd put the center star on a cam with three+ pegs coming down threw the moving frame with some bearings fitted into the end of them. would make it much more stable, smother, and it would be rather easy to do.
I feel sure I could figure out how to design and build this on my own. However I'd like a set of plans to save a few months of work having to do this in my spare time.
Love the table concept, but have seen it done by engineering students on another video. My other thought is that someone with your level of skill wouldn't call a countersink screw a pan head as you described in upgrade #4. Yes I'm that detail oriented.
2:50 you need to work on your google-fu, my friend. it took me about three minutes to find #10 flat head screws for wood with the shank the same diameter as the crest of the thread, with multiple shank lengths
it cannot be circular perfectly in both states, because Pi is an endless decimale. so to reach the same precision i guess you would have to calculate the smaller ring with more decimale figures of Pi than the big one so overall precision stays the same. 22/7-ths is for example only an approximation of Pi andn if your table willl be twice as big in the rotated form, so will be the imprecision of the number uu used for Pi...know what I mean? NASA has the same problem when sling-shooting a satellite with gravitational catapult: fpr moon u nedd far less decimale places of Pi than if u actually want to reach mars.
Well there is a simple solution. if the to pieces are tapered like you said then taper the ring in the opposite. the ring would align all the pieces to the correct position and would make a very tight fit which you can fine tune to be perfect. All you have to do is get the center smaller top circular. The leafs although not perfectly round when fully extended into the larger. You can cut a slight angle to give a bit of an illusion of a round circle. Hard to pull off but worth the work.As far as the ring coming back up when it is in the full. A second lock point can be used for the lock. Always room to improve in later made versions.
+1993semperfidelis I have quite a bit of discussion about the parts, where to acquire raw materials, thoughts on making them and assembly, etc. You can see an overview here: th-cam.com/video/ye46x9s1ut0/w-d-xo.html Thank you.
The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
It is my dream to build this table. The plans that you offer.... Do they have all these updates and are they very specific as to metal used and bolts and such
+Richard Shaw Yes, plans are fully updated now. I include links to the components I ordered and do my best to describe general bolts/etc purchased locally.
what happened if someone like me buy the plans?i live in argentina i dont know if can get all these things...i dont even know if theres plywood out here
looking to do this project as a father in law/son in law project. It is January now, and looking to complete it for next year Christmas. Is this too ambitious? How long would it generally take to complete?
+Rick Macho I think a year should be plenty of time and then some. My personal time investment is about 600 hours at this point and this includes 3 full revisions (i.e. from scratch), many dead ends and a lot of thinking time. A moderately skilled woodworker could probably build the table from my plans on the weekends over the course of a summer. Thank you for the interest and feel free to send any other questions to: scott@mechanicallumber.com
+Richard Shaw Yes, but just the basic legs shown here. Legs are fairly straightforward, as long as they support it it evenly and well many different designs should work.
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I was so tempted to make a skirt dropping joke when you make the cutouts for the ring to drop down, but awesome builds like this don't deserve such jokes.
Very nicely done! Excellent craftsmanship and video quality!
You have to be very proud of what you made... Great, great job...
Great engineering! Love the project
Excellent work my friend!
Dude you're a genius... I don't know what your day job is, but you should end up owning the next ikea or something... There has to be a huge business here with your talent.
Wow you get my vote for the Medal you spoke of.
Great solution, technical and perfectly explained
This is so awesome! Great job!
Again - absolutely great well done Job. Just wonderful.
Excellent work . Patience of a saint!
Amazing project !
i'd put the center star on a cam with three+ pegs coming down threw the moving frame with some bearings fitted into the end of them. would make it much more stable, smother, and it would be rather easy to do.
Excelent job Congratulations. Excelente trabalho. Parabens
Восхитительно, просто молодцы )))👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thats awesome!!! Great job!
Отличная работа и отличная идея. 👍👍👍
Excellent job
Thank you 👍🏻
Love watching your stuff. It's especially great that you show so much of your thinking AND process. I get to vicariously build through you!
Замечательное, подробное, крутое видео, молодец!!!
amazing job thank you freind
great scott! my head it hurts
I feel sure I could figure out how to design and build this on my own. However I'd like a set of plans to save a few months of work having to do this in my spare time.
Love the table concept, but have seen it done by engineering students on another video. My other thought is that someone with your level of skill wouldn't call a countersink screw a pan head as you described in upgrade #4. Yes I'm that detail oriented.
Grazie mille per la formazione
2:50 you need to work on your google-fu, my friend. it took me about three minutes to find #10 flat head screws for wood with the shank the same diameter as the crest of the thread, with multiple shank lengths
how to make expanded table full process I want to make at home please tell me full process step by step
Fantastic !!
were can i find templates / blueprints of this?😊
it cannot be circular perfectly in both states, because Pi is an endless decimale. so to reach the same precision i guess you would have to calculate the smaller ring with more decimale figures of Pi than the big one so overall precision stays the same. 22/7-ths is for example only an approximation of Pi andn if your table willl be twice as big in the rotated form, so will be the imprecision of the number uu used for Pi...know what I mean? NASA has the same problem when sling-shooting a satellite with gravitational catapult: fpr moon u nedd far less decimale places of Pi than if u actually want to reach mars.
Well there is a simple solution. if the to pieces are tapered like you said then taper the ring in the opposite. the ring would align all the pieces to the correct position and would make a very tight fit which you can fine tune to be perfect. All you have to do is get the center smaller top circular. The leafs although not perfectly round when fully extended into the larger. You can cut a slight angle to give a bit of an illusion of a round circle. Hard to pull off but worth the work.As far as the ring coming back up when it is in the full. A second lock point can be used for the lock. Always room to improve in later made versions.
So cool!! I've seen tables like that before and every time I'm absolutely stunned. Good job making one!
Muy Linda Mesa como podria adquirirlo garcias
table top are glued to slider, how can i disassemle it
I think it needs a built in lazy suzanne. :)
great!!
In the plans, is it also explained how to make it in an easy way, or just the measurements of the parts?
+1993semperfidelis I have quite a bit of discussion about the parts, where to acquire raw materials, thoughts on making them and assembly, etc. You can see an overview here: th-cam.com/video/ye46x9s1ut0/w-d-xo.html Thank you.
Круто! А где чертежи можно найти?
nice
Could a cam with a big lobe on it be used to lift the star?
Probably, my initial concern is the vertical space it would require.
Awesome! :)
رائعه👍👍
The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
It is my dream to build this table. The plans that you offer.... Do they have all these updates and are they very specific as to metal used and bolts and such
+Richard Shaw Yes, plans are fully updated now. I include links to the components I ordered and do my best to describe general bolts/etc purchased locally.
what happened if someone like me buy the plans?i live in argentina i dont know if can get all these things...i dont even know if theres plywood out here
That would be up to you, most of the components are visible in the video so you should be able to predict fairly well if they're available.
i hope you answered almost one of my 5 questions lol
+Everardo Vazquez You can find more info on my site, it's listed at the beginning of the video and in the info section. Thanks.
+Scott Rumschlag this is a cool table
+Scott Rumschlag smile more man smile more😊😊😊😊😊
Супер работа.Научите меня делать такие столы!!!!!!!!!❤😊
looking to do this project as a father in law/son in law project. It is January now, and looking to complete it for next year Christmas. Is this too ambitious? How long would it generally take to complete?
+Rick Macho I think a year should be plenty of time and then some. My personal time investment is about 600 hours at this point and this includes 3 full revisions (i.e. from scratch), many dead ends and a lot of thinking time. A moderately skilled woodworker could probably build the table from my plans on the weekends over the course of a summer. Thank you for the interest and feel free to send any other questions to: scott@mechanicallumber.com
+Scott Rumschlag je suis ebeniste en france et je suis tres interresse par votre mecanisme pour creer mes table
Your videos are always interesting and well put together. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Blz!!!,Brother,
Do your plans include legs
+Richard Shaw Yes, but just the basic legs shown here. Legs are fairly straightforward, as long as they support it it evenly and well many different designs should work.
this table is turning out great! very impressive build. thanks for sharing
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proficiat kunstenaar
Olá tudo bem. Meu sobrenome é Scotta.
Portal table
Молодец
Amazing build. Very technical and challenging. Wonderful job!
veľmi zaujímavé stoly nájdete aj na bajex.sk/kategoria-produktu/stoly
Could you send me the project?
See link in project description.
Hi
I'm fkn lost 😂
Amei o trabalho adoraria mais vídeos com mais detalhes sobre esse trabalho excelente quero um dia poder reproduzir essa obra de arte
Шешенын амы
Very well done!