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Side Table with Concrete // DIY Concrete Furniture// DIY Concrete Table ...In this video, I show you how to make a concrete side table with a white oak modern base. This is the third concrete side table I’ve done, but this time I had the mold cut on a CNC out of High Density Urethane. It produced a seamless concrete side table top, albeit with quite a few bubbles around the edges - definitely need to find a better way to vibrate the form next time! Let me know what you think in the comments below! Thanks for watching! #sidetable #concretetable #kjsawdust
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0:00 Intro
0:33 CNC’ing the HDU mold
1:11 Milling and cutting white oak to rough dimension
1:39 Pouring the concrete
2:47 Side table plan overview
3:33 Prepping and turning the center support
3:58 Jig construction and cutting the sliding dovetails
6:14 Cutting and shaping the legs
7:48 Keeps
9:23 Tapering the Legs
10:02 Dovetails in the stretchers
10:56 Freeing the concrete from the mold
11:14 Final surface prep of all side table parts
11:54 Glue-up
13:01 Threaded inserts in concrete
13:28 Applying finish and final assembly
14:45 Glamour shots and outro
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Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing job sir upload more
Thank you, I will!
Good job Sir 👍👍👍👍
So nice of you! Thanks!
Looks great Keith
Thanks Matt! I appreciate it. 👊
Another sick piece I'm binging your videos
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that!!
Good idea!
Thank you so much! Cheers! 🍻
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Cheers!
Very nice! 👍
Thank you, Myles! Much appreciated 👍
sharp 👌
Thanks a lot!
Very nice .
Thank you! Cheers!
Dear Keith. More cats, please. Sincerely, a big fan of yours, and cats.
Thanks William! There will be no shortage of cats around here! 😻
2:57 the cat and it where watching that pencil exactly the same hahahahahaha awesome video
😂😹 Those silly cats always up in my business!
Awesome!:)
Thanks Michal! 😄
That as a really great video.
Thank you very much, Bert!! I appreciate it. 🙏👍
Turned out great! Excellent video as usual.
Thank you so much, Nathan! So glad you like it 👍
FANTASTIC work as always, Keith! Keep it up!
Thanks as always!
Rift sawn white oak 🤤🤤
Ohhhh yeahhhhh 😃
Love the work and the kitties! ❤️
Thank you! 😊 Those little rascals are the best!!
Love that I found your channel through Shop Sounds. Love the podcast, love your content, rock on. :)
Awesome!! Thanks so much for your support!
great job & we got to see those cool cats that are not in the short videos ...
They're always lurking around somewhere! 😹 😻
I mean this in as an absolute compliment but I think I like your videos so much because I get a sienfeld vibe from them lol. Beautiful work
😂 And I greatly appreciate you taking notice!
Very nice project! I love your manner to work. Take care, Keith!
Thanks Roman, you too!
This one is for me your first video aaand ....I really LIKE IT! Thx for yr content and cats too! :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Amazing work Keith as always
Tim!! Thanks man! Much appreciated. 🙌
Another awesome project!
Glad you like it! Thanks a lot, Neil!! 🙌
the cats like woodworking !!
They love it!! 😻
Very nice. I liked the quick jigs you made for the center post
Thanks so much! Too bad I destroyed it 😬. But at least i have it on video in case I forget how to make it 😜
Please do a shop tour:)
Shop Tour coming this Spring, Steven! Thanks for the interest. 👍
Beautiful!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I really enjoyed the longer video and this type of format. Entertaining and informative. I think the perfect mix of showing the how but not showing all repetition of the same thing. I find it impressive in the amout of detail you go through to keep your jointery tight. Keep up the great work.
Awesome, thank you Rich! That's great feedback. And I've been doing the little short form vids in between just to put out as much content as possible until I can finish the long form build videos.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I completely understand that and I do like the shorts as well. I am listening to you, Nick and Jason on the latest release of shop sounds now while I spread rubio on a butcher block stove topper. Really enjoy you three and best podcast out there in my opinion.
@@richdoty839 That's awesome Rich! We greatly appreciate you listening to the pod! Enjoy that lovely Rubio aroma...
Awesome build, like the new style of video.
Thanks a lot! I appreciate the feedback on that! 👍
Man, your work is top notch! Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate that! Thank you 🙏👍
Great video as always Keith. You have mad skills and sense of humor. But Jerry and Lola always steal the show.
Thanks man!! And yes, I think you are right about my feline companions 😹
This what I have been waiting for bud 😁👍
More to come!
Your work is so great! And you have I think best tools, want All of them : )
Thanks George! It's been a lot of hard work but I'm very blessed for the tools in my shop. 🙏
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I like to watch your videos, you are really professional of your job, I learn a lot from your videos and it is such a pleasure to watch your work!
@@Bendelava That's so nice to hear! Thank you again!
5:17 😂
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My hemorrhoids didn’t like the concrete top, but the legs look awesome.
They make cream for that! 😜😂
Really nice work 👍👍 keep the videos coming, cool cats.. 👍👍
Thanks Gren, will do! 😺
Dude, that was impressive. Nice work!
Thanks Tony!! 🤙🏻
Very beautiful project ❤️❤️❤️
Many many thanks!! 🙏
I love your channel Keith, keep up the good work man, you're funny af!
Thanks Luis!! I greatly appreciate the support!
I'm glad you're doing more content now man, you got a huge fan down here in Mexico City
@@luisescobar1852 Greatly appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching!
So cool seeing all the jigs you make for all these projects. I would probably just try freehanding it, which wouldn't work out😅 After seeing how simple you make working with concrete look, I might have to give it a go!
The first time I worked with concrete I procrastinated doing the pour for about 5 months 😂, but it's not bad at all in small batches. Now, if I was doing a giant countertop, then things might get quite a bit more hairy 😂
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking This is very true 😂, sometimes smaller is better😂
See that salesman twirling that umbrella? I invented that.
That had to be invented?
Clever tricks + taste in work + delicious moves = very beautiful result 👏👏👏👏👏👍
Thank you so much, Davood! Always appreciate the kind words 👍
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking ❤
When I grow up, I want to be KJSawdust.
It takes a lot of hard work and perseverance to be this tall, lanky and hairless. 😜
I like it looks amazing. I’m going to have to make something like this to go between my lounge chairs. Always amazing content keep it up brother.
Thanks John!! Lounge chairs?! You, my friend, are a man of leisure. 😉😂
I enjoy the life of leisure my man. Nice coffee and a kjsawdust video in the morning.
@@johnayalawoodworks5276 I'll take a cup of that.
What bandsaw are you using?
That is the Harvey Woodworking Ambassador C14 3hp
What is the type of wood that you used for this project!?
White oak
You're getting better at this. Not just the design, which has always been good, but the overall feel of the vids. Frankly, the more of you that you let come through, the better the video feels. And of course we need more input from Lola and Frank.
Any hope for a MCM chair this year?
Thanks JR! And it's Jerry, not Frank! 😹. A MCM chair is a possibilty...I've been working on some design sketches, but chair making can be quite a process to get the right dimensions, etc. for maximum aesthetics and comfort.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking THanks for the reply-- my bad. Jerry, of course.
So, yo;ur answer circles back around to, WHy not an MCM chair? I think it was Mies Van der Rohe who said it was easier to design a good house than to design a good chair. He wasn't all that far wrong. So why not stretch a little? Challenge yourself a bit? See if you can recreate those boss guest chairs from Don Draper's office in the first two seasons of Mad Men? Lots of tasty curves-- bandsawn from thick stock? Steam-bent? Laminated glue-up? And how to tenon the stretchers to the legs? Where do you put the arms?
C'moooooooonnnn, Keith! Show us what you're capable of!
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@@theprojectproject01 LOL. Yeah, unfortunately, I don't have a month+ to work on 1 chair. That's not quite gonna pay the mortgage! But I love your enthusiasm!
You get such clean cuts without any burning. Really like the tight videos and great projects.
On the concrete I use a palm sander and let it vibrate against the sides and bottom to get rid of the bubbles on the surface then put it in a plastic bag and plunge it into the mix to get rid of the bubbles in the main body if necessary.
Thanks Ben!! Thanks for the concrete tips! I've done the sander trick on the outside of the form on a previous project but had limited success...maybe I just didn't do it long enough. But going scuba diving with the sander is whole new level!!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking on a top this size 10 minutes of vibration should do it. The bubbles are slow to rise.
@@benhatcher2603 10 minutes?! I definitely gave up after 3 or 4 minutes. LOL.
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Great work Keith!! You are an awesome woodworker and your funny commentary keeps the mood light the entire time. Unfortunately, For me, your cats steal the entire show... lol
😹😂 My cats and I both appreciate your kind words. Thank you!
i just like how focused your cat was when you describing plans/technical drawings
😹 It is quite amazing considering all he heard was "blah blah blah blah" 😂
Holy crap. I laughed so friggin hard at "look ooouuuutttt" that I threw my back out. Thanks for the laughs and the injury pal. Oh yeah, sweet joinery and table.
😆😂 Glad I could provide some levity, Donald! And I hope that back heals up quick!! 😜
Your jokes never fail to crack me up 😂
Thanks so much!! I've got plenty more! 😜
the concrete top itself is very sleek
Thanks so much! I'm digging the look, too!
Great commentary... The little things like throwing in the cost of the lumber add a little interesting content that most people don't.
Thanks so much! And I appreciate the feedback about the pricing. I'll definitely try to do more of that in the future. 👍
Great Video quality Wild Man, and the soft ruffle of flannel is always nice! But serious now. You got me using Rubio (thanks btw), do you have a go to Rubio color to simulate the Stickley fumed look? I’m tired of the nose bleeds from 28% ammonium hydroxide. Thanks!
😂😆 Have you tried the actual FUMED by Rubio? I have a little sample bottle, but have yet to try it, so i'm not sure what it actually does.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking - I stumbled across a short video on it that was not well done. In fact the guy said he didn’t know how it worked. Seems, in this video, the “fumed” was a separate application before the Rubio. Guess More research is in need. I have a large quantity of over 100 year old white oak I make “Mission style” furniture out of. Thanks a Bunch!
@@MJ-nb1qn Oh wow! Yeah, definitely want to take your time figuring out what will work best before doing anything on that 100 year old wood!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking 👍🏼
You are as funny as you are good, and you are good! It is a fine piece of craftsmanship there, taking concrete to another level! About the cat(s)...there are 2 , right? Lola and Jerry? They are so similar, that I sometimes wonder whether it is editing skills on your part and maybe sometimes you say Lola, sometimes Jerry?
Thank you very much, Juliet! And yes, Lola and Jerry...they are brother and sister from the same litter. We adopted them from a shelter a year and a half ago. Never thought they would like shop time as much as they do. They actually have a quite a few differences that make them easy to tell apart in person, but on camera they do look the same!
Another brain explosion for this project. Bien joué Keith
Merci Guillaume!! I appreciate the kind words 🙏 🍻
Your beatiful cats are helping you ? )))
Always!! 😻😻
The air bubbles set the rim off, and looks super intentional. Better. 👌🏽
I think so too, Brady!! Thanks! I still want to figure out the best way to eliminate them in case I want that silky smooth look at some point.
I know you put it in the Description below how do you order the smoke 5%? Do you just get it on Amazon or do you order directly from Rubio?
Here, try this Aaron: www.rubiomonocoatusa.com/collections/oil-plus-2c/products/oil-plus-2c-350ml . You will have to pick the Smoke 5% out of the color choices.
Great video Keith. Your knowledge of woodworking is apparent. Beautiful craftsmanship. It must be hard to soar with eagles when your surrounded by turkey vultures in the shop sounds. 😂. Jk those guys are awesome too.
My boys Jason and Nick got plenty of skills and we each have our own specialty, which is why I love our dynamic. Thanks for the kind words and for listening to us goobers yammer on for an hour every couple of weeks! 😜👊
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking much love to your boys as well. No disrespect. You three rock.
@@guillermopalmisano8957 Understood, my man!!
Nice!!!! what kind of wood is it?
Thanks! White oak.
Noice!
Thank you sir!!
I see a lot of makers/woodworkers using the white Scotchbrite pads for applying finish, and probably just as many starting to use Rubio Monocoat. Can the white Scotchbrite pads be used for applying other finishes like wipe on poly, danish oil, shellac, water based poly, etc OR is it specific to oil finishes like Rubio Monocoat?
When using Rubio, you only sand up to 150, maybe 180. The white scotch brite is to help work the Rubio into the pores. I wouldn’t recommend for things like water based poly or shellac because they dry too fast so it would leave bubbles and streaks and you really need a lint free applicator. You could probably try it with oil based wipe on, but I would probably go with a foam brush or sponge applicator. But give it a shot and see what results you get.
Yeah that M34 sealer was a disaster! Thankfully they fixed all the miraid of issues with the M35!
😂😆 I can't wait for the M36...it's gonna blow us all away!!
Привет, классно получилось. 👍
Thank you!! 🙏😎👍
You have more clamps than I have hairs on my head
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Turned out beautiful. If you ever do it again, may wand to rent a concrete vibrator. This will leave very little air pocket, if any at all.
Good call!! Definitely an option. Or I just need to become a better hammer drummer! 😂 And thanks for the kind words!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Really enjoy your craftsmanship ..I also try to listen to your podcast every time I'm in the shop. Keep up the great work!
@@Zamboni-0805 Oh awesome! Thanks so much for listening to the podcast - we really appreciate that!
Lola obviously needed an ear scritch there are the end. I am also now wondering just how large the shipping container of the Hubble would be with the Hubble in its current configuration.
PS: Nice job on the table.
😆 Lola's ear hair is out of control and gets a bit itchy at times. 😹. You're right...that shipping container may be a bit out of my league due to space constraints. 😂
What wood are you using?
Rift sawn white oak
Can you lock the spindle on your lathe? The process of routing the dovetails would be far easier than the method you used.
I can't, otherwise I would have done that.
хорошая работа.супер
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I never see your vids on my feed even though your my favourite woodworking TH-cam 😔
Oh no! Do you have notifications on for when I post a new video?
Was that a jersey accent ?
I have a very close sounding RI accent that I've been trying to lose my whole adult life
Born in Boston and grew up in New England my whole life.
Gestapo comment eh. Really enjoyed the build!
Hey, thanks Kristin! I just hope I pronounced Gestapo correctly or I may get a surprise visit from said organization. 😬😜
First Lola looked very glamorous lol second I think the center post is to long but I really like the table. Great job and very creative.
Thanks Dave!! 😻
Great idea with the jig! Would a 3 sided jig alleviate the need to rotate the stock?
6 sided?
That would only give me a flat reference surface against the table and not the fence (or vice versa) as well. I think having 2 flat reference surfaces is the safest 👍🏻
If your mashed potatoes are the same consistency, you accidentally made potato puree. 🤦
And the best treatment for baldness is a short haircut, or shaving it. I speak from experience, having started to go bald in my teens.
I guess i was thinking more along the lines of cauliflower mashed potatoes since they are so much more viscous with the pound of grass fed butter I put in there. And you are so right about there hair! I generally keep it very short so my wife isn't shocked one day when she wakes up and it's gone for good. 😂
That finish on the white oak turned out gorgeous. Awesome job, as always!
Thank you so much 😀! Yeah, that smoke 5% adds the perfect richness and color to the white oak and gets a little white down into the grain to add another layer of contrast. So glad you like it, too!
Loving this, your commentary and the cats. You don’t need the music. You’re good enough and interesting enough without it.
Thanks Lucy! I appreciate the kind words 🙏 😎
Look, you may love it, it’s just my opinion. But I love you commentary. It’s so dry. As a Brit, that speaks to me. I just wanted you to know that I think you’re more than good enough by yourself. And with the cats. Of course.
@@luakhurst208 I sincerely appreciate that, but I only put a little music at the beginning and end, so I just wasn’t sure where the music comment was coming from. I don’t wanna just show pictures of the final piece with dead air… Music create a little mood
It’s the ‘stings’ for each section. As I say, you may love them, in which case more power to you, it’s your programme and your choice. And believe me, I’ve directed films, so I know that everyone will have an opinion and will give it whether asked for or not. Sometimes it’s useful, other times a pain in the arse. All I wanted to do was show my confidence in your talent and your voice. The other stuff means less than nothing if you don’t have what you’ve got. The talent in presenting and the talent in woodcraft. Chapeau, sir, chapeau
@@luakhurst208 Thanks for clarifying Lucy!! Let me explain...as a content creator on YT, you have to study your analytics. A huge analytic is audience retention. If people don't stick around and watch, your videos don't get pushed by the algorithm and you waste away in obscurity. With quick cuts, transitions, stings, etc. it helps to hold people's attention. Most people, myself included, have very short attention spans when it comes to short form content (which is why TikTok is so wildly popular - they can watch 25-50 vids or 1 YT vid in the same time frame) because there are 100 other videos they want to watch. So, I have to play the analytics to try and succeed. This is how I make my living, so I do my research and digging into my analytics as much as possible and put as many practices in place to help my videos get pushed and exposed to new people who might enjoy my content. Again, I am more than humbled and appreciative of your kind words and support.
Love the work Keith. How long was the concrete top in the form for please? The table came up a treat. Cheers, Sean
Thanks Sean! I left it in the form for 48 hours.
Ставлю лайк. Хороший дизайн, но я бы столешницу сделала бы другой, эта как то просто смотрится.
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Класс!!!
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Loving your videos and the projects. Great finish on this one!!
Thanks so much, Steve!! 🙌
Ya I invented that. Lol
You always make great videos, but your commentary just makes them even better! What a great video Keith!
😬😂 Thanks Jacob!! I'll wait until someone disputes that they invented it before me, but until then...it's mine!! 😜
Every time I see bubbles I wonder if vacuum would have helped. With epoxy you have a time constraint, but concrete might have degassed more quickly ... but then the foam might have disintegrated.... I don't know. Just babbling.
Hmmmm...a vaccuum in what way? And I was actually thinking some kind of mini vibrating table to stick the form on and just jiggle the heck out of it for a while 😂
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking place the concrete and its form into a vacuum chamber or bag and use a vacuum pump for a few minutes. Bubbles will have to go away, but i don't know what that would do to the foam mold since it's literally made of bubbles. Might crush it or draw concrete into it. be fun to try.
@@OldePhart Great idea, but I'm not sure investing a pump and bag is worth it for me since I do so little of it.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking You can't put a price on TH-cam content :)
@@OldePhart Sometimes you can. Wink wink. Storage room also plays a role...my wife already tolerates when I stack and sticker lumber for drying on the dining room table. LOL.
Pretty beautiful work, Keith! Fantastic how beautiful it looks! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too! So nice of you!
2:55 that‘s a GREAT shot haha! Love how your cats are always keeping you company. Great build, great craftsmanship and great video, thank you! 🙂
😂 Lola could be my most promising student! Thanks so much for the kind words 🙏👍
nice job! great design . love the jigs for your flats and dovetails. thanks agin Keith keep it coming !
Thanks Matthew! I think that jig is my new favorite...too bad I smashed it apart 😬😂
As always great project, love the mix of concrete and white oak!
Thanks a lot, Josh!! 🤙🏻😎
Another awesome project, Keith! Loved the foresight and consideration with regards to the sliding dovetail and tapered joinery!
Thanks Luke!! For once, a vision I had in my head actually worked 😜😂
What an absolutely fantastic build! I have to say, my favorite part is watching the kitty watch you explain the paper template. They looked very interested! In all seriousness, this is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!
Awww, thanks Katy!! Those dang cats get all the spotlight! 😆. They are cuter than me, so it's understandable! 😹
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I don’t know that I’d say that. There was nothing but cuteness and awesome in this video! :D
@@pancua978 Too kind!! Thanks Katy! Have an awesome weekend!
I love the way you made the video. And thanks for tips.
Also, tenons for Domino-made mortises, do you buy them or make them?
So you actually have two cats! 😁 /me envious 😂
BTW, about your sponsor: this stuff works indeed, my GP advised me couple years ago and I'm pretty happy with it.
Thanks Alexander! I always buy my tenons...i use multiple sizes and I don't use that money, so it's hard to justify the time to make them myself. Some things I just prefer to buy. And yes, 2 cats! They are brother and sister 😺. So glad to hear Keeps has worked for you!! That's fantastic news!!
That turned out awesome Keith! 👍🏻 I think your cats liked it too! 😸 Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching, Bill! My cats and I greatly appreciate it! 😎😺
Another KJ Masterpiece. Very creative design, but an even more creative build. I’m not sure my mind would’ve ever come up with that jig. Pure genius.
Wow, thanks Rob! Once in a while my brain clicks the light bulb on and makes things easy for me 😜
The jig for the dovetail key ways is the most original jig I’ve seen in awhile. They deserve their own video.
Thank you sir!! 🙏🏻👍🏻
I’d love to see that table made with an multicolor epoxy resin top. Great video! The cat following your hand movements was cool. They would help if they could i’m sure!
oh boy, you don't know me at all...😂...if you see an epoxy resin pour on this channel then I've been hacked and I will need you to call the authorities immediately!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking - Glad to hear that Wild Man. I HATE resin work. I’m sure it will be out of style in a few years. God willing!
@@MJ-nb1qn Amen to that!! Fingers crossed my brutha!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking i’m new to the channel. Found you in the “Recommended Shorts” on the home button while browsing. So yes, you’re right I don’t know much about you but i’ve enjoyed the videos i’ve watched so far and the correspondence between you and myself.
@@alteregos8949 Same!! Well, just so you know upfront...I loathe epoxy tables. Pouring a bunch of plastic over, between and around a beautiful wood table is a damn shame, in my opinion.
KJ your joinery and precision is next level! Have you considered a vacuum chamber to remove bubbles from concrete? Would love to see what you could come up with using jesmonite too. Cheers!
Hadn't considered anything too fancy for the concrete since I do so little of it, but it's definitely worth looking into other options for bubble release. And although i do like the "industrial" kind of look of the air bubbles on the edges, it would be nice to reduce them. And as I Google Jesmonite...😂
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking ALCH has done similar tables with Jesmonite, really cool
@@andrhamm Looks like pretty cool stuff!