Live Edge Waterfall Coffee Table, DIY (Feat. My Other Side Hustle 😜)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2023
- I finally tackled that cedar slab I had milled a few months back. This cedar was long dead and on the ground, and dry as a bone. One thing I have noticed about this particular cedar (with the naturally blackened exterior) is that it doesn't warp or twist at all - it's really stable as it's already dead and very dry. This makes it nice to work with.
I have SO many random slabs kicking around from the sawmill, so may as well start playing around with different ways to use them up. Like always, I use what I have and do this with minimal proper tools and I lack a proper workshop, which makes doing these types of projects a bit more tedious and annoying at times. I do see a light at the end of this tunnel though, for a couple of reasons. One is that I know that I can actually do a better job on these things the more I learn and understand carpentry. The other reason is that I am hoping to solve my lack of a proper workshop this upcoming year! 🤩🤞🏼. If I can put this together, then I think anyone can! It's always hard to start something you've never done before, and I never know how anything is going to turn out, but I usually make it work somehow! If not, I guess I can always just stick to my other side hustle! 🤣 🤣 😝🤭
The wax turned out really well. I do really like the finish, I am just not sure how well it will hold up. The wood leg actually looks better than I thought it would, but again, I do think actual metal would look best (but it's kinda fun to cheat! 🤫)
Anyway friends, hope you enjoyed the video. It was fun to put together, and required just a bit more time (hence why it's a late post).
See y'all in the next one!
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Hi everyone! Just a PSA - content not appropriate for children in this video. (As I know some kids watch regardless that it’s not meant for children)
Fu k your hubby is one lucky guy .. love the dance ❤❤
There was NOTHING inappropriate in this video, for anyone. That being said, it’s fun watching you grow Michelle, all the while teaching as you do so❤️
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Well, that sure answered the question about how you two met! 😂😂😂 Enjoyed the entire video and I think the table came out great too! Happy Holidays and a Glorious New Year!
Yes, I understand that you are professional construction worker.
Your videos are not a fantasy for kids to watch.
A beautiful complete woman with a very lucky husband who is no slouch in his own right.
All the best for the both of you!
Would love to see this couple build a major house just to see Michelle design and decorate/trim the place . There is a huge potential with this woman. The cabin build is fun to watch , but so much more could be done.
Check your blade .I bought a new makita saw from the coop and the blade is a quarter inch out made from factory. It all almost impossible to cut any thing straight you have to go by .watch the line and not the guide on the saw .I have to buy a different one .your a very beautiful lady and smart to I love when a lady can build and do things for them self's. My wife is like you she can do anything .but us guys still need to feel we are needed .Steve is a very lucky man.we are redoing are whole kitchen and using live edge spruce slabs we cut 3 years ago on are bandsaw mill and my wife is doing a river bottle down the middle of are counter top island.
crunch, crunch, crunch. Cut here, a little glue there, allow to dry, a bit of sanding, stain and polish. Nice table. Miss Behavior is hilarious!
The many talents and hustle of Michygoss. Had to pay for nursing school somehow. Respect 😉
I love the bar scene, that early Willys pickup truck out front is awesome!! The rest is just trouble .
Thank you for that brief campy show by Miss Behavior. She's a great addition to your cast of characters! Just another reason to adore you!
My heart melts every time I see you give Clyde a hug and a kiss. You can see he absolutely loves it (and you).
You're an awesome woman Michy!!! 🎄🎅🎄☃️🎄
☮️ on 🌎
Miss Behavior; OMG, I love your sense of humor!
OMG!!! Those legs......on the bench yes the bench! Great work! 😀💙
Nice to see you add some entertainment value to your vids .It goes nicely with your carpentry projects.
I like the fact that you know the value of a comfortable jacket and will repair it rather than give it up. I also like that you show all sides of your personality. It is fun and harmless. Looking forward to more work on the cliff cabin. That place is beautiful.
Yes, both she and her husband are highly skilled. Theirs are a great pairing.
Table? What table? All I saw was the most amazing woman. Steve is one Lucky Bastard.
The end product was okay, but the journey to get there was entertaining 😂
The blade you showed on the circular saw looks to be a rip saw blade where you need a crosscut blade much like the one on your mitre saw. That, and the rip blade was dull as well which didn't help. Take your time and make multiple shallow cuts instead of one deep long cut. Your finished project looked great Michelle. Cheers from snowy northern Vermont.
Yep, makes sense. Thanks for this! 💝
The cupping of the wood with the small saw will bind. What happens is the angle changes as you go then binds up as it hits the far side of the board. The mitre saw won't bind as it passes over the cupping.
Biscuits will add a bit of strength, keeping the mitre from slipping when wieght is applied to the top.
Beautiful wood.
Who's a good boy...Lenny!...Horndog
Nice pole.
indeed, biscuits are key but a bitch for angle cuts, L-brackets on the underside might be genius. I was also thinking about dowels.
The live edge table rocks. Beautiful simple design 💯. The party shirt under your jacket matches your colourful personality perfectly 😅🎉 .as for u in that side hustle feat 🔥 🥵🥵👀
Old Dutch 100% needs to sponsor Michy!
ohhhh ba ba ba ba ba babie! Your wood work is so exquisite...as is your pole swinging. Love the way the table turned out and its so good to see you back in the shop...Ill pass on the bar. Your fur-kids are looking great!
Nice table and the side hustle is a winner:) Seems like Ol Lenny has a little lead left in his pencil after all. Thanks for another fun video 🐾🌻🍺
Lenny is a brand new man!!!!😂
Fifty Shades of Michy ...
The Spanking Bench.
Well Done, Miss B.
first michy maid. then it was michy sailor moon. now it is michy pole dancer. you are a person of many talents.
an additional note
that table turned out pretty nice. good job
Woman of many talents! Lovely all round!
Hello Lady,
I think your table turned out great. You worked with what you got and that’s what I believe the majority of your viewers appreciate. Thanks for returning home safely and I’m glad to see you all are doing well. Take care wonderful Lady and hope to see a new video soon😉🤙🏼
Your circular saw may have a dull blade or it may have been dropped in the past which can change the blade - deck geometry. I would recommend using the compound mitre saw anyway! A radial arm saw would also be helpful. Also, that blade isn't a crosscut blade and it lacks the set/kerf needed to remove the cut material on that cut. Nice work on the table! I don't think Santa will be stopping at your place...... remember, he sees everything! 😆
Everything 😮
❤ your creativity and expansive skill set, stick to the chips and pole dancing…Steve is such a lucky guy. 😍
Blade dull on one side causing it to pull to the right.
@@johnhuntley3006it definitely couldn’t keep a straight line!
Omg those eyes❤❤❤❤
That bow (cup) in the slab was the issue with the saw binding up . Good job never the less Miss Behavior ...🥰🥰
I know that you have commented many times about how you like to be frugal and make things work that you have, but I sure hope that Santa brings you some new tools, fresh blades, and other accessories. In your boat tour video you commented that Steve’s philosophy is that, you should enjoy the fruits of your labor by spending money on things that bring you happiness. I believe that you would find greater pleasure in your building and fine woodworking projects if you had better quality tools. They will make your projects go more smoothly, more accurate, and most importantly, improve the level of safety when you are not trying to force something to work.
I hope that you and Steve have a wonderful, joyful Christmas and New Year’s celebrations. Love your videos!!
Yep!! It’s very true and I do have plans to buy a bunch of new tools that will go in the shop I’m going to build! 😁
Happy holidays Michelle and Steve and all of your fur baby children! 🎅☃️🎄
☮️ on 🌎
Michelle, I love it when you wear sleeveless tops
You have a great imagination. Great leg work on the coffee table and on the pole. Thanks for the humor.
More side hustle, please👏👏👏
As usual, despite many challenges, your drive to “make it work” and see it through results in something far, far better than you want to take credit for. The table is great. And so is the carpenter. 🥰
You have a comedic side that I like. I took note when you played the Building inspector. There is something elusive when an attractive woman adds parody to the storyline. I appreciate your problem solving abilities also. You bring a childlike wonder for exploration that is creative and fun!
Don’t forget about Foxy Roxy and this past summers super hero! 🤭
Loved how you addressed the comments right off the bat to wear eye & ear protection. You are a pro TH-camr. ❤️
Hi Michelle 👋🏻 Thank you, appreciate you, Steve and the pups 🐾 Have a wonderful holiday season my friends 🙏🏻
My favorite internet crush is at it again, i see :0)
You haven’t been naughty enough!!? What a shame! Glad I stayed around for Ms Behavior!😍✌🏻❤️🇺🇸🙏🏻🇨🇦
"Whoaaaa! My poor coat!! I'll have to get some more duct tape." - Michy 10/10
The blade you have is for ripping with the grain You need crosscut blade
Loved your steel-toed slippers there lady! 🤣
The waterfall turned out looking great. I'd definitely reinforce that miter somehow since end grain joints will not hold. Even with those tiny brackets, it's just a matter of time before that joint fails.
By the way, you're such a hoot!
Neat Table! Gotta' love the quirky humor!! Goes well with coffee lol!
If you know you know, there is a part in this video that made me flash back to the days when we would go to the #5 Orange for lunch and a show! 😁Good memories😁. Well done young lady!
Brilliant job on the waterfall table! Video thoroughly entertaining as always. Seems Lenny has become the real stud of the pack now then..
And Love the "side hustle" (a woman of many talents its seems) -Hope you still get some Christmas presents lol 😉😂
Hope you all have a great week!
Sometimes the Saw Guard catches while it reaches a point on the wood and you have to be ready to manually rotate it to get by the wood!
It is quite common with Angle Cuts to catch and bog down and pull off a straight cut when the Blade Guard catches!
Your guide was pivoting. It must remain absolutely stable.
You girl are something else girl, you are fantastic in the other side hustle . It is great to see you have so many other interests and do them very well. Let me get a hold of myself and get back to the table . I believe that your blade was a little dull are not a crosscut blade. As always you found a way to get it done. It looks very very nice . You be careful and stay safe.
Looks good !❤Have a great day 📹👍👌😉 Thanks made my day
Great video again Michelle, always enjoy your company (and Steve 's also),and of course your animals. You have great patience in all your endeavours and also great skills. The table looked liked a brilliant piece of furniture .As for remainder of video, what can I say..gorgeous 😊 ❤
Best channel out there. Enjoyed watching you using power tools in slippers and your toilet brush. I think you got this TH-cam thing.
Quite the wild side you have in your off-time.
who said it was off time?
I'm looking forward to seeing you build a new shop (with a large leanto for your mill), once the CotC is complete! 😊
You definitely deserve one.
Thanks, Miss B.! 😂
The guard on the circular saw may be hanging up on the edge of the board.
I always love your videos.
THE LADY OF MANY TALENTS. IM SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU BACKDOING WOOD WORK,AND BUILDING THINGS!!! THE TABLE IS BEAUTIFUL!!! AS FAR AS YOUR SIDE HUSTLE, HOT DAMN!!!! LOVE FROM TEXAS!!
Simply a Beautiful lady. That table will look so beautiful once finished. Your miter saw is the way to go for straightness. Big Hugs from warm 76F Santa Barbara. 💕🌹😘🍷🤗👋😎
That's a rip blade on your circular saw and it does look very well used. It may be dull but you need a cross cut blade for that cross grain cut. The miter saw is definitely the way to go. This is what it was designed for.
Perfect intro
Great job on the table and a great sense of humor 😂
Great video , love the table .
Woman you need a work bench😂🎉 doing things like that on the floor is not too practical😂❤ so maybe that could be one of your other new video projects😂😅 and let's not forget thank you so much for the pole dance I like the red lights😂❤
It just goes to show. Us blokes can look totally foolish but our love comes from our heart. Again, another beautiful video ❤❤
The table came out really good. Side hustle, lol. You're fun to watch. Take care.
Glue joints in general are dependent on surface area. One way to increase the glued surface area would be to use wood dowels across the joint. These would be internal and hidden but add a tremendous amount of strength to the joint. Just fyi for next time. Table looks nice.
Good looking table there Miss Behavior …. HaHaaa
Steve is like a swiss army knife ...handy at everything 😆decent table to rest your wine on after a hard day 🍷
Michygoss' comedy channel. LOL! You are definitely an entertaining person. I'm still chuckling over when you and Steve first met.
Take several shallow cuts instead of a full depth cut in one swipe
Hello 😊 awww good job!! 😃👍 and wow love the end 😥😲😍beautiful girl👱👌👏👏👏👏
thank you
Nice to have you back 😊 love it!!!
1) You need to guide the saw from the rear and not from the top. 2) To do that, get your plank up higher, like on solid sawhorses or a bench, clamped down so it doesn't move. Then you can be on a level where you are guiding the saw along the straight edge rather than forcing it. 3) Use something other than a square as a straight edge so you can get clamps out of the way. The metal square is going to want to slide under the clamps, anyway. 4) Your blade is either very dull or the wrong blade. You can't use a plywood type blade on a bevel cut in thick wood. A good carbide blade is what you want. 5) You have a table saw. Cut the pieces to the overall length you need, then cut the bevels on the table saw. Your most accurate bevel will come from a table saw. A skil saw just is not the right tool. 6) The wood acts a bit like it is wet and seems to be binding on the blade. 7) Your crooked cut is happening because you are forcing it. That is also dangerous.
Oops, wrote this before I watched the whole video, at the point where you asked for suggestions. Did not know you had a compound miter saw that you could tilt to 45 degrees. Even that is sketchy because your plank has a warp. That rocking will ruin your cut and bind your miter saw too. Better to flatten the wood first.
Great tips. Thank you! Makes sense about pushing from behind like that - I just don’t have a proper way to do that other than on the floor. (For now 😊)
Some wide strips of masking tape on the bottom of the saw will keep it from scratching the wood !!
OMG, Lenny!! It's always the quiet ones you have to worry about. 😂
He’s a force to be reckoned with these days! 😂
Michy - hope you don’t mind this comment but have to say Steve is all that! What a lucky couple. 😍🇨🇦
Table turned out very nice and you worked around the challenges. Congrats.
Those framing squares don't work well as a straight edge for a circular saw. If you have a long flat piece of 1/4" Masonite with nice straight edges = great for using as a saw guide. I just trimmed the bottom of a door and the extra width lets you clamp down the Masonite tight to the wood but still have lots of room for the protruding parts of the saw/motor. Wood that thick will be difficult to saw through with a 7 1/4 saw. Definitely need 10 1/4" or larger blade like on your radial arm saw.
10/10 on the intro. 20/10 on the outro. Table came out elegant too.
Michelle, the fresh princess of Bel-air😂
You could do a side project and build something that you can do an epoxy resin pour with. It would be fun because you can add stuff and be as creative as you like.
I'm not going to lie, I watched part of this video twice 😁
I think your blade got hot and warped michy. It doesnt take much.
Oh my gosh. I was so shocked at the end. First thought...nooooooooo....second thought. Wow, she has something there. I enjoyed that end.
🥸 My PG glasses as Miss Behaviour was an added attraction (thanx for the inside info) 👻
Oh and don’t misunderstand. I’m not a carpenter! You’re much better than I am. Love your channel. Nice to see more of Steve. You can tell he’s soo uncomfortable on camera! Lol. Reminds me of me. I’m also a life long boater. Enjoyed watching the boating episodes. Trying to figure out where you guys are. Not that I need to know. I’m in Tsawwassen. Seeing you have snow and we have 12degrees. You have to be up the coast a bit. Anyways. Glad to have you guys home safe and sound. Cheers. Doug
LOL ... the "pole barn" is looking good.😊😊😊
Loved the ducktape fix on the jacket.
BTW, thanks for the bonus content! Scuba Steve is one lucky guy!
Your table turned out awesome too!
Beautiful. Unique. All yours. Brand it. Date it. It will surely be around long after you are gone. What an heirloom. The next owner needs to know its history. Love it.
Your ending was classic and made me laugh!
I'm speechless! I dream of that segment of u dancing! Lol
Another quirky and funny video.
Excellent entertainment as always.
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Grettings from Slovakia.
The IMPORTANCE of watching a video to completion!😮❤😮❤😮❤
Steve is MY HERO!
Wow!!!!!!!! Michelle, I enjoyed that a lot
Woodworking in your slippers, such a trend setter :)
Wow good to see Lenny has some life left in him 🐕, the table looked good 👍👍
Michelle just wow. 😮 Steve is one lucky man for sure. ;)
Your videos always appear tonbe authentic which is what keeps me coming back.
I think your sawing problems is just the thickness of the wood! I watch a lot of word carpentry channels and they often cut half way through and flip it over and cut the other half. Clamping it is critical. Can’t move. And plane it flat so it isn’t cupping. Turned out great!! Cheers. Doug from Tsawwassen.
So creative, your eyes drive me crazy Michelle. It's good to see you again.
Peace and love, Tim
You definitely need a little larger work bench where you can clamp your projects down to work on them. Nice job on the table considering how it started out. As always you engineer your way around the issues. Lenny’s the stud! LOL! Never a dull moment Michele. Stay safe and Happy Holidays lady!
P.S. I’ve got the same work bench you do have! Small but affective for some jobs!😀
Damn does Steve get Miss Misbehaviour every night, ohhhh i luv your coffee table !!!
Absolutely loved that sweater,and what can't you do, pole dancing, hockey, woodworking, every man's dream woman, Steve you have one wonderful woman. Love your style and personality 🌹😍
So much talent, in such a small package!!
THANK YOU! "Miss Behavior" was a wonderful, welcome Christmas present! May you, the hubbins and all the doggos have a fantastic Christmas!
You do have a nice sassy side for sure he’s a lucky guy Steve respect to you both very technical and clever not many about