Well done on the build and the video. I have a similar table in ash sitting in the clamps on the bench so this video popping up was timely. Glad I watched as I had a different plan to attach the top but I will go with those fasteners. I look forward to more of your work. Thanks
Hi That was an epic table build and I loved the video. Just found your channel, you make some really cool stuff and worthy of a subscription. I will check out more of your videos and I look forward to the next one. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Tip for you brother, as a fellow woodworker. Use a bondo spreader instead of a metal spatula, to spread the material. - Oil will catch some of the metals and can change the color of the stain - Scratches/dents the wood surface when spreading with a metal spatula
I’m very interested in how you cut the secondary angle on the staves? I prefer to have one side of each cut on opposite sides of the blade. From your excellent video, yielding a beautiful result, I assume that every cut was from the right side of the blade. Is this correct? Great match!
Beautiful job....How did you calculate the angle cut of the base to get it flat with the floor, and same thing for the top of the cone. How did you cut it to have it flat where the top of the table sits flat on it?
Hi. Is the taper angle determined by default or you can set it up at any value you like? For example if you make a cone shape wide at the bottom and narrow on top - than your angle should be different, right?
Hey, I love this video, I am trying to use the calculator, but I’m having a hard time. Maybe you could help me. So the base will be 26” wide 29” tall with a 8 degree incline.
Thanks! 32 inches. I will say on this build that after some use my particular base at 12 inches is a little too narrow for younger kids who might lean on it more or in general not control their body weight as it gets tippy. I ended up making a second base at 16 inches wide on the bottom of the base. This is rock solid now.
Looks nice. FYI you used about 2-3x of the amount of Rubio needed.
I've been looking for such a video thanks
Well done on the build and the video. I have a similar table in ash sitting in the clamps on the bench so this video popping up was timely. Glad I watched as I had a different plan to attach the top but I will go with those fasteners. I look forward to more of your work. Thanks
Great video! Now make a transforming version! 🤣
i’d love to make this but at a larger scale for a dining table . i need help using the stave calculator and finding my angles
Hi
That was an epic table build and I loved the video.
Just found your channel, you make some really cool stuff and worthy of a subscription.
I will check out more of your videos and I look forward to the next one.
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia
Tip for you brother, as a fellow woodworker. Use a bondo spreader instead of a metal spatula, to spread the material.
- Oil will catch some of the metals and can change the color of the stain
- Scratches/dents the wood surface when spreading with a metal spatula
I’m very interested in how you cut the secondary angle on the staves? I prefer to have one side of each cut on opposite sides of the blade. From your excellent video, yielding a beautiful result, I assume that every cut was from the right side of the blade. Is this correct? Great match!
Did you use a calculator to determine the side angles and tapers?
Do you do custom work
Beautiful job....How did you calculate the angle cut of the base to get it flat with the floor, and same thing for the top of the cone. How did you cut it to have it flat where the top of the table sits flat on it?
Hi. Is the taper angle determined by default or you can set it up at any value you like? For example if you make a cone shape wide at the bottom and narrow on top - than your angle should be different, right?
Which color Rubio
Hey, I love this video, I am trying to use the calculator, but I’m having a hard time. Maybe you could help me.
So the base will be 26” wide 29” tall with a 8 degree incline.
You don’t trust your jointer? What’s is the point of having one then? Great project btw. Absolutely beautiful table!
Hi! Awesome video - is this a tapered cone shaped base or is it a consistent diameter throughout?
Can you show which Rubio monoco?
I heard him say Natural Rubio Monocoat (not Clear)
Awesome video man. What is the diameter of your round top?
Thanks! 32 inches. I will say on this build that after some use my particular base at 12 inches is a little too narrow for younger kids who might lean on it more or in general not control their body weight as it gets tippy. I ended up making a second base at 16 inches wide on the bottom of the base. This is rock solid now.