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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- I needed some desktop speaker stands for a pair of studio monitor speakers, and I was so NOT going to spend 500 quid on buying them, so I made them. Here's the build vid.
I used oak, elm burr, elm burl with a dash of epoxy resin for theses.
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Hey-up you lovely lot! Hope you're all kick'n arse'n tak'n names! Any questions, just hit me up please? All the best, Ben X
Hey Ben, That was so worth the wait. It's gorgeous love 👍🏾💯🥰💙
Wow! I love the chances that you took. They really paid off! Beautiful!
Thank you, I ain’t gonna lie I love looking at them every time I sit down to edit!
best speaker stands i've ever seen. great job!!!
Thank you Dodjie appreciate the compliment! 🍻😊🍻
One day, when I grow up ( I’m only 54.5yrs old), I hope to have both the skill and the patience to do the kind of work that you do.👍🏻
Thank you Nic, thats a lovely complement! I'm not far behind you though 😂
Finał Effect is incredible!
Thank you Johny, appreciate the compliment mate!!! Hope you're well and good bud, kind regards, Ben.
Beautiful stands! That desk is badass also!! 👍
Thanks Jay!!! The last part to complete the desk is being edited as we speak.
Damn fine craftsmanship. Looks great.
Thank you Marang! Appreciate the compliment! 🍻😊🍻
gorgeous wood. great craftmanship
Cheers T! 🍻🍻🍻
It was a good job, congratulations, I wish you success👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello my friend,
Great design. Super workmanship. You've created beautiful wooden speaker stands with epoxy resin. Congratulations. Good job. Thank you for sharing. See you. Big greetings.
Thank you Şahane, thank you fo the complement!!! Hope you are well man!!!
This is the beauty of doing things for yourself. How you want, when you want, as long as it takes and bugger the cost, it'll be correct. Couldn't buy anything even close to as cool as these. Great work mate 👍
Beautiful!
Thank you Jay! Appreciate the compliment mate! 🍻🍻🍻
Truly amazing. Appreciate you including the hiccups. If i had recorded my projects itd be a blooper reel.
Thanks buddy! I get a bit bored of the Walt Disney type vids, its just not true to life, every build has mistakes, a good craftsman knows how to hide them, so think of it like this the more mistakes you make the better craftsman you're becoming! Sorry for the late reply, hope you're well man!!!
*Great job Ben!*
*Keep up with the same rhythm* ☝😁👍
Stunning
Thank you for the compliment, I hope you’re well! 🍻🍻
Stunning!
Thank you Trebor, appreciate the complement mate! Hope you're well and good!!!
*Excellent Ben!*
*A new video has come out, now I will pour coffee and I will watch* 😁👍
Привет, чувак, во-первых, я надеюсь, что это хорошо переведено ... Прошу прощения за поздний ответ ..
Я понятия не имел, что вы талантливый!
Честно говоря, я не смотрю многие производители на TH-cam, когда я дома, я предпочитаю смотреть автомобильные вещи, поскольку я делаю их семь дней в неделю и никогда не думал смотреть или даже думать, `` есть ли у него канал на TH-cam '' Я просто не думаю как это..
Моя ошибка, смеется! Похоже, вы можете научить меня одному или двум трюкам с обивкой, у меня здесь ограниченные знания.
Я польщен, что ты следуешь за мной, мне просто сносит голову, что ты делаешь! Чертова знаменитость следует за мной, черт возьми! смешной
Надеюсь, ты здоров и хороший человек, с наилучшими пожеланиями, Бен.
Privet, chuvak, vo-pervykh, ya nadeyus', chto eto khorosho perevedeno ... Proshu proshcheniya za pozdniy otvet ..
YA ponyatiya ne imel, chto vy talantlivyy!
Chestno govorya, ya ne smotryu mnogiye proizvoditeli na TH-cam, kogda ya doma, ya predpochitayu smotret' avtomobil'nyye veshchi, poskol'ku ya delayu ikh sem' dney v nedelyu i nikogda ne dumal smotret' ili dazhe dumat', `` yest' li u nego kanal na TH-cam '' YA prosto ne dumayu kak eto..
Moya oshibka, smeyetsya! Pokhozhe, vy mozhete nauchit' menya odnomu ili dvum tryukam s obivkoy, u menya zdes' ogranichennyye znaniya.
YA pol'shchen, chto ty sleduyesh' za mnoy, mne prosto snosit golovu, chto ty delayesh'! Chertova znamenitost' sleduyet za mnoy, chert voz'mi! smeshnoy
Nadeyus', ty zdorov i khoroshiy chelovek, s nailuchshimi pozhelaniyami, Ben.
Just in case it doesn't translate, cause the above looks like a shit ton load of more words than English, heres what I meant bud;
Hey dude, firstly I hope this translates well… I’m sorry for the late reply..
I had no idea, you are quite a talent!
To be honest I dont watch many makers on TH-cam, when I’m at home I rather watch car stuff as I make stuff seven days a week and never thought to look or even think ‘does he have a TH-cam channel’ I just dont think like that..
My mistake lol! Looks like you can teach me a trick or two upholstering, I’m limited in my knowledge there.
I’m flattered you follow me, blows my mind that you do! A fucking celebrity following me wtf! LOL
Hope you are well and good man, kind regards, Ben.
Looks great! The pieces all go perfectly together. Very well designed and really shows off the BURL. You have a great eye for design details, such as those feet on the speaker stands 👍. I'm admittedly not a fan of epoxy (except as an adhesive, or boat building), but these are still examples of fine craftsmanship and solid design. Thanks for posting. I can't imagine how much time it must take you to produce and edit these videos 🤘
Hey bud, sorry for the late reply - I know I suck at the comments! I get to them sooner or later when I'm feeling good genrally.
Like you mate, I'm well on the same fence too with epoxy. I have a strongish hate for it but cause I see mostly most peeps dont enhance the wood they're using, and use a bright blue or the likes, or stuff a load of sea shells in there.
I think some forget the wood is the big Hollywood star of the show! Was why I went with clear, any pigment that flattered the wood would of made the burr blend in, which in my mind would be very wrong! Simply put a tool was used to help show the wood, but I dont think I would do it again, it scratches easily and MY GOD what a ballache to deal with!
None the less, I finally have some nice looking furniture in my flat that I made, its a nice place to sit at with all that nice beautiful wood 😀😀😀Hope you're well man! Kind regards, Ben.
@@HewAndAwe Thanks for taking the time! I hope all is well. Keep on trucking, making content, and building stuff. Epoxy is an excellent ADHESIVE.
🤔 you should put a cover over the table, to stop it from scratching 😉
Some doilies maybe 😂 I found a new compound recently, believe it or not says it can shift 600/800 grit scratches (mind blown!) by 3M, gonna find out soon cause boy does this top scratch! 🙁
You definitely achieved the look of the stand being one with the speaker. The black ink matched perfectly. It's a beautiful piece.
Hey-up Brigette 😀Thank you for the lovely complement and sorry for the late reply, I get to them eventually just rather when my head is in the good space to reply. I did over think the design for about a month, the wood should be the star of the show, the Indian ink was a last min idea too, but a hallelujah moment for sure, often how it goes just winging it.. Thank you for your complement, and time saying so! Kind regards, Ben.
Absolutely stunning work, Ben. Cracking design and execution!
Thank you Bertie, a huge improvement on the last set for sure. The little feet really finish them off imo. Hope you had a lovely weekend mate! 🍻🍻🍻
Another stunning piece Ben with a definite art deco vibe.
...now you mention it yeah I see it. I havent given it a thought before, just wanted them to match the rest of the table.
Honestly...wasn't sure about them on their own but, sat on your desk, they look mint! Lovely bit of burr. Had a couple of bubbling nightmares with epoxy myself. Woodworm holes each time. There's always some you can't get at and they're a clear resin killer. Any sign of the worm now and I leave it well alone.
To be honest fella, I wasn't either took about a month of thinking about them till I chucked cation to the wind - so often I should listen to myself and just go with it but sit back and question eeeeverything my head says! Sorry for the late reply man, hope you're well and good!!!
Beautiful work (as usual). Great job recovering the epoxy.
Hey Eddy, sorry for the late reply - to be honest I like to sit down to reply when my head is in a good place so I suck at replying 😂Thanks for the complement mate, hope you're well man!!!
Oh sh*t, nice work, nice set up !
Cheers Frank! Hope youre having a lovely weekend mate!!! 🍻🍻🍻
Absolutely first class, I can only wonder what it would be like to be able to create something so perfectly beautiful. Absolutely outstanding.
I would love to know what the desk actually cost to make, I know it's sale value to the exact penny. Priceless. Brilliant work Ben.
Materials, the oak i milled so technically free, the resin came to about 500 quid, the burl was 50 quid.
absolutely beautiful, new sub here, love your style!
Cheers Neisen! Nice to have you on board, hope youre well dude!
El magnifico! Looks the part, Ben. That black top seamlessly blends with the speakers.. 👍😁
Edit: forgot to add, what I liked best is how you recovered from those air bubbles. By the way, i had the same steaming issue with starbond super light one. Glad to see someone else have the same pblm 😜
That is so classy! Despite all your troubles on builds the end result is always spectacular. Will this be the last epoxy we see from you? :)
Hey bud, hope youre well and good mate! Sorry for the late reply, I know I suck! Probably mate... to be honest, i learnt a lot that most vids dont mention about epoxy, the biggest point is its not that durable and way harder to refinish than say a wax oil! Resin will probably stay as just a fix for knots and checks for me to be honest bud.
@@HewAndAwe I've got a few resin project ideas in me, but I'm not confident in it's longevity. Are there millions of river tables on the verge of falling apart as the wood ages? Peter Brown did a good video yesterday showing his years of resin projects and how they've all yellowed over time too.
@@ChrisFranklyn there could be other reasons for the yellowing, like cheap grad none UV etc etc. I can say 100% that when seasonal movement happens the epoxy stretches and contracts, so dependent on season the epoxy will look lower or higher than the wood, hope that makes sense bud?
1:10 hahahaha
Hi Ben - thanks for this video, really enjoyed it, stunning results. Could you please tell me where you bought your 6mm blade? Thank you - David
The 6mm kerf blade? It’s from Amazon CMT Orange Tools... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00JBJHQYE?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 👍
Where did you source the speaker stand spikes from?
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