$35,000 Bar Top: Commercial Woodwork
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video you’ll learn what it takes to be a professional woodworker and complete commercial jobs. With big money there is no room for mistakes. We cover every aspect of this job including finances and labor involved. Let me know what you think in the comments below! Especially if you have tips that would of improved the job.
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I love watching pros, truly inspiring. Just an amateur woodworker (for 23 years) forced to do my own remodeling and design and build because I couldn't afford hiring guys of your caliber. Just wish walk-ions paid as much attention to their food as you guys did to their countertop!
Lol amen brother! You close to central FL?
Watching pros together,you inspiring hr after hr
I'm counting how how it's a blessing
Watching you guys get work done with a handful of guys is freaking inspiring! We’re starting to get more commercial jobs with hopefully our next one having three bars to work on.
Hell yeah man! Always set a high standard in the commercial world and you’ll have tons of work
Wow that wood looks incredible. I’m prepping for my biggest solid walnut slab project ever in about a month (hoping the wood is dry enough by then Eek). Raw edge one side, straight on bartender side. Drove 2,000 miles to hand pick up 4 25-32” x 14’8 slabs for a big bar top. Hopefully I don’t shit the bed on this one. It’s stressing me the hell out. Also doing epoxy pour. I’ve done a couple before never this big though.
If you’re worried about warping or cupping make sure to use c channel.
Don’t stress it:) enjoy the adventure
@@TNTINDUSTRIESLLC yeah I definitely am going to, thanks. Actually watching videos of it before I saw this comment. My biggest concern is getting the MC of the slabs down to the EMC of this area (or close to it) in time. Currently they’re sitting in a climate controlled environment with plenty of airflow and heat (72F 40% RH ) but they’re sitting anywhere from 11-14% and the EMC for my area is around 6-11% depending on the time of the year. I figured I could get em to 9-10% max and it’ll be close enough and will minimize movement after install but I’m shittin bricks worried about getting that 4% in time for working on them in a month.
Amazing job guys, talk about jumping in at the deep end .
We couldn't be happier with the final product! Your team is the real deal! We can't wait to do another project together.
🔥💪🪵 pleasure is ours!
Incredible job. You guys are putting yourself ahead of the competition by never compromising quality 😎🔥🔥🔥
Never! 🔥🪵💪 thank you!
beautiful finish
You guys should be proud. It turned out beautiful. That was an ambitious project for sure.
Thank you brother! It came together nicely
Great video!
Absolutely love the evolution that’s happening with the business! And did you guys land the job after getting seen on TH-cam? 😃
Ima let a couple more people guess first :)
I really hope you enjoyed seeing the finished product this time, we were thinking about you when we were filming it. We always appreciate your support!! 🔥🪵💪
@@TNTINDUSTRIESLLC always! You guys deserve it. TNT is going to be recession proof with the quality and work you guys are doing. Tyrone knows what’s up! It’s a beautiful thing!
Awesome job! It turned out incredible. What was the spray bottle for during the pour?
Thank you brother! We used denatured alcohol to get rid of the surface bubbles over the giant surface. Works like a charm, but now we use acetone because it’s a lot cleaner and better for epoxy.
@@TNTINDUSTRIESLLCwow I never thought of that. Here I was thinking a torch was the only option
Great !!!!!!
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Isn’t that 35k kind of cheap for such a great project? Well done boys!
It’s competitive:) in hind sight we should of charged an extra $5k
How did you guys find the lead for the project? Also how do you like the clamping rack?
They always find us, not the other way around 🤷
JLT is worth every penny
Hi... Why "never scrapping the sides"..? (6:54)
Because the sides carry unmixed solution. That means that you could potentially just have 1 part of the mixture pour out on the final finish. Which would equal a failure later down the line.
@@TNTINDUSTRIESLLC I see your point. Thank you.