Been really looking forward to this seeing this since you talked about it on the podcast and it definitely didn't disappoint! Really clever solution to not having a welder - both cheap and effective - and the cracked edge of the concrete looks amazing! I love the tactility and intricacy it brings which contrasts with the rest of the design, and although I see where others are coming from re. the open space with a coffee table I personally don't think you ever really need to use the full surface as the edges are plenty for mugs, books etc :)
It would be great if you feel the gap in the middle with transparent epoxy, that way you have the visual result you want and at the same time it's functional.
I’d like to see someone else do it!! I really like the idea of being able to touch the live edge. Plus there’s about 12” of usable space on each side which is plenty of room for cups, plates, or magezines
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
Hey Mike. Awesome video, thank you! I watched your previous video where you experimented with the white portland and aquarium stone. I'm wondering if you still feel that the white marble chips are the best aggregate for white concrete, or if you found something that you felt performed best for strength and color?
@@ModernBuilds what kind of adhesive would you use? I tried using Gorilla Glue's construction adhesive for a similar project but it didn't hold very well to the concrete
@@sjandu If you really want it secure you could drill a couple little holes into the underside of the concrete (don't go all the way through) and anchor a coil rod into the concrete using a two part anchor epoxy, then weld or bolt the coil rod to the base. That sucker ain't moving anywhere. Better yet if you plan ahead just float the coil rods in before the concrete has fully set. You can get some anchoring epoxy at home depot: www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-8-6-oz-Fast-Setting-Anchoring-Epoxy-862030/203604177?g_store=6655&mtc=Shopping-B-F_D22-G-D22-22_9_CONCRETE-Generic-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-&cm_mmc=Shopping-B-F_D22-G-D22-22_9_CONCRETE-Generic-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA--71700000045600364-58700004679444416-92700039576811666&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpfHzBRCiARIsAHHzyZrGYo5FxQRavB_Cu60ci06iyAAoFCWe92G4TD85ftVEG5wlXRG7HKsaAh40EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
@@ChrisPage68 do I know you , wtf are you asking me what I have to show you , I'll react any fucking way I choose to bud it looks weird to me and I'll speak on it , mind your God damn business...
@@boolanny, coming from the fella with the oh so articulate 4th grade potty mouth? I suppose I'll just have to take the source into consideration before I pretend to lose any sleep tonight.
I came here after watching your round table video. Loved that project. In this there is enough space on each side. But filled up centre just feels functional.... n this gap feels like the project is incomplete. Though it’s ur choice n ur liking obviously.... just putting across my thought process. No offence intended. Moreover the amount of hard work u put into it was commendable.
Like the look of the table Mike. Not convinced on praticality, probably need to seal the joint to stop dust. Diluted PVA would probably do the job without affecting the aesthetic. Regarding the no weld method, why does nobody use pop rivets these days? They are a really low tech solution and can look great. Just a thought. I like that you try to make your projects accessable to those of us without massive workshops and love your enthusiasm. Thanks for the great content. 👍
Big fan of your channel and the podcast! Not sure you guys ever came up with a better name for this kind of project, but I'd go with "CANYON TABLE." Geological formation of river once the water's gone--seems fitting. Cool project, keep em coming!
Mike, this is sick! That reveal was absolutely perfect. The music. The lighting. The edits. But especially the end result - this is a gorgeous piece. Dayum!!
Mike, I'm tellin you Bud, your thought process & creativity for the projects you come up with is utterly Fantastic!! I can say with the utmost confidence that there is NOT one project of yours that I haven't liked. On top of that you seem like a Super Cool Cat homes!!! I see Chris & Shaun teaming up & I've said on both their channels that you are missing and we would have a perfect Trifecta!!! This is NOT to take away from the 100's & 100's of Super Talented makers out there too just doing their thing in so many different formats!!! Until da next one, stay Golden Ponyboy. Dirty Jersey out!!!
You had me up until the aluminum epoxy - Yeah it will hold two things together, but not structural or human load; And fill that crevice with clear epoxy 😎
Is there like a website or something one can go to see different types of material for furniture because recently I decided to get a hobby in building furniture
Maybe you could add to middle part the thin and black painted surface by gluing from below. So you would still see the crack but the empty part would be useable. It looks more like a 'crazy' art stuff rather than a fancy design like this.. but still good, far away from being cliche...
This is really beautiful...i am wondering what it would look like if you made a clear transparent epoxy fill in the centre of the river path at the same with and height of the slab, that will make the whole surface functional😉
A terrible makeshift. The angles should be welded, or at least bolted to screws. The table top could have an epoxy resin inside or a piece of wood embedded in the concrete. It would look great. And of course, the top should be screwed to the stand, and felt or rubber pads attached to the bottom. If you are do something, do it properly.
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Been really looking forward to this seeing this since you talked about it on the podcast and it definitely didn't disappoint! Really clever solution to not having a welder - both cheap and effective - and the cracked edge of the concrete looks amazing! I love the tactility and intricacy it brings which contrasts with the rest of the design, and although I see where others are coming from re. the open space with a coffee table I personally don't think you ever really need to use the full surface as the edges are plenty for mugs, books etc :)
JMakes without the glass it looks more like a museum piece.
I like the project but you put the dry ingredients into the water - not the other way around. Then you add more water if needed
@@m3selfs950 It doesn't really make a difference in the end result, especially if you aren't using any admixtures.
It would be great if you feel the gap in the middle with transparent epoxy, that way you have the visual result you want and at the same time it's functional.
I’d like to see someone else do it!! I really like the idea of being able to touch the live edge. Plus there’s about 12” of usable space on each side which is plenty of room for cups, plates, or magezines
yeah i was expecting to see this towards the end, it would've made it look like a finished product
I agree. Securing the top and filling in the middle would be awesome... feels a little incomplete, but still an awesome table.
@@blackbeanburger3357 Sometimes the best things aren't what you expect... Great work Mike. Love the choices and fully support them
i thought the same thing i was expecting some flash blue epoxy table
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
I think I would have placed a thick slab of glass over it.
Dingoart that could look cool, but I still wanted people to be able to touch the ‘live edge’
@@ModernBuilds | think you should have added a tinted piece if glass in the middle of the table.
or under the concrete!
@@ModernBuilds Why? People are going to spill their coffee when they set it down. It's a cool concept I guess but not very practical.
@@the_jonathan_o everyone does that. I like that he wanted to do something different.
So, does he, like, sell these or does he just have WAAAY more coffee tables than the average person?
Maybe he likes coffee
No he gives them away to family or family friends as he said in one of his old videos from last year I think
J.C. Taylor lmao
Haha!! I do store a few, but mostly I just give them away to friends or family
Chris eats them.
A February project valentines day
Can't wait till you reach 1 mil
@ 2:05, than you for annunciating caulk.
Looks super slick....dig it! 🔥🔥
I need a garage and start doing these things instead of watching my eyes off....lol
So relatable. I can't wait to have a garage.
Hope you have one now or are on your way to one :)
Rhyzal not yet but still on the watch...buying new tools stacking stuff so when the day comes i will be ready...
How did the concrete stay put on top?
Hey Mike. Awesome video, thank you! I watched your previous video where you experimented with the white portland and aquarium stone. I'm wondering if you still feel that the white marble chips are the best aggregate for white concrete, or if you found something that you felt performed best for strength and color?
Excellent. But how did you attach the concrete top to the base?
They’re heavy enough I didn’t fell like it was necessary, but if you wanted to run a bead of adhesive the base that would work
Same question arrive to me??
@@ModernBuilds what kind of adhesive would you use? I tried using Gorilla Glue's construction adhesive for a similar project but it didn't hold very well to the concrete
@@sjandu If you really want it secure you could drill a couple little holes into the underside of the concrete (don't go all the way through) and anchor a coil rod into the concrete using a two part anchor epoxy, then weld or bolt the coil rod to the base. That sucker ain't moving anywhere. Better yet if you plan ahead just float the coil rods in before the concrete has fully set. You can get some anchoring epoxy at home depot: www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-8-6-oz-Fast-Setting-Anchoring-Epoxy-862030/203604177?g_store=6655&mtc=Shopping-B-F_D22-G-D22-22_9_CONCRETE-Generic-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA-&cm_mmc=Shopping-B-F_D22-G-D22-22_9_CONCRETE-Generic-NA-Feed-LIA-NA-NA--71700000045600364-58700004679444416-92700039576811666&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpfHzBRCiARIsAHHzyZrGYo5FxQRavB_Cu60ci06iyAAoFCWe92G4TD85ftVEG5wlXRG7HKsaAh40EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I really like this method. My only concern is how you ensured the vertically of the augured 20mm holes?
Are you going to put resin in it?
Death trap table..
If no welder available, just rivet those corners. Done
i thought it was going to be one of those videos where you fix things with ramen 😂😂😂
Certified Banger
Cool is right 💙💙💙💙💙💙
What a guy! Massive fan from uk
my dad uses RYOBI tools for hes job LOL
Your filmsy platform bed you've made in a video long ago is still in good condition?
I love when a maker goes back to basics so us little people can easily recreate what they've seen. Thanks Mike, very nice job.
superrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!! minimal
Why is that 1M subs with 200K views and only 7K likes?!
Clear resin in the middle???
They do sell big black caulk.
I was going to ask for a job as a welder. but this glue surprised me. hahahah
Daniel Arsham type of table, sick!
I press the like before watching, since I know it would be great video, as always 😉
This once again confirms my theory that white paint looks good on everything. Killer job man! 👊
ooooooookkkkkaaaaaay then.............
And what have you got to show us?
@@ChrisPage68 do I know you , wtf are you asking me what I have to show you , I'll react any fucking way I choose to bud it looks weird to me and I'll speak on it , mind your God damn business...
@@boolanny, you are so tough! Wow!
@@russellborrego1689 yay another TH-cam weirdo.
@@boolanny, coming from the fella with the oh so articulate 4th grade potty mouth? I suppose I'll just have to take the source into consideration before I pretend to lose any sleep tonight.
Am I the only only one watching this knowing I'm a never gonna go any if it
Ive been waiting ages 4 your next video. Thats not complaining btw. Im just glad you didnt die or something
🙄🙂
Itzik's DIY Ideas. Can i subscriib
Cheerios me too!! Editing takes too long!!! 😂😂
Certified banger detected
Beautiful. Ofer Nahari Israel
You're leaving a big gap down the center????
The concrete just sits on the frame? Nothing to hold them together?
Nick Wisda just gravity... you could run a bead of adhesive if you wanted but no need
Yaaasss I got so excited seeing this notification!!!
i thought you would feel the middle with transparent epoxy that will look like a river
Or a coloured middle would be cool, one to match the room it's in or something
Cat Sucker okay, so I’m not the only one 😂.
I was literally waiting for that.. like a clear aqua colour!!
Same
I saw this video waiting for that
Fab
Legit build right there! Love that you did something different and didn't just fill it with epoxy like many would.
a true banger
I came here after watching your round table video. Loved that project. In this there is enough space on each side. But filled up centre just feels functional.... n this gap feels like the project is incomplete.
Though it’s ur choice n ur liking obviously.... just putting across my thought process. No offence intended. Moreover the amount of hard work u put into it was commendable.
Clever project
Great build and a big thanks for introducing that metal weld product. That is awesome for DYI’ers. Really enjoy your channel.
What have you been listening to on Audio Tree live fam?
D Addison
Death Bells,
Horse Jumper of Love
Counterparts
Indigo de Souza 🤙🏻🤙🏻 you??
Can u plz use resin
Loved the build. Turned out great. This belongs in a modern museum of art.
Its so sleek yet but gives the perfect amount of texture! I need this!
Mixed Kidd you have really nice hair
Coughing thank you☺️
I am in love
Supercool mike
Like the look of the table Mike. Not convinced on praticality, probably need to seal the joint to stop dust. Diluted PVA would probably do the job without affecting the aesthetic. Regarding the no weld method, why does nobody use pop rivets these days? They are a really low tech solution and can look great. Just a thought.
I like that you try to make your projects accessable to those of us without massive workshops and love your enthusiasm. Thanks for the great content. 👍
Big fan of your channel and the podcast! Not sure you guys ever came up with a better name for this kind of project, but I'd go with "CANYON TABLE." Geological formation of river once the water's gone--seems fitting. Cool project, keep em coming!
What did this cost you all together
Out of all the diy/building channels and blogs I follow, yours has got to be one of the most thorough, but not too time consuming to watch! Great Job!
Samantha Lefebvre that’s literally the best compliment I’ve ever gotten!! Thank you 😁😁😁
So there's a hole in it?
Looks great! I dig the emphasis on the "L" in caulk.
Highly unorthodox.. but I'll allow it.
Mike, this is sick! That reveal was absolutely perfect. The music. The lighting. The edits. But especially the end result - this is a gorgeous piece. Dayum!!
Very cool, and awesome color choice
The ShavingWood Workshop Thanks Brother!!
Im gonna do something similar but with a wooden frame. Thanks for the inspiration
Where is the blue epoxy for the river??
Great product!!! Would buy again.
So you just left it open?
Dude, that's a nice build, not only the result but the proces and material choices was interesting
now spil the coffee on unsealed concrete
Fantastico amigo...gostei muito da ideia....parabens!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Mike, I'm tellin you Bud, your thought process & creativity for the projects you come up with is utterly Fantastic!! I can say with the utmost confidence that there is NOT one project of yours that I haven't liked. On top of that you seem like a Super Cool Cat homes!!! I see Chris & Shaun teaming up & I've said on both their channels that you are missing and we would have a perfect Trifecta!!! This is NOT to take away from the 100's & 100's of Super Talented makers out there too just doing their thing in so many different formats!!! Until da next one, stay Golden Ponyboy. Dirty Jersey out!!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Of you can find an old table and use the base and create a concrete mold to fit the table
7:29 😄😄😄
Wow eres un superhombre saber carpintería herrería. Guapo y talentoso. 😘
broken cement lover)))))
I was waiting for you to cast epoxy resin in the middle
I wouldn’t change a thing. I love it!
Gorilla glue products for the win!
prolificbreed- definitely not flex tape
That gorilla glue is a game changer! And maan, this table turned out sweet - so far I don't think I have seen a project like this one.
im confused there's a huge gap in the table, is there a prt 2?
I’m all for live edge tables but how are you gonna use the table with a hole down the center? You need glass, or resin to cover/fill the void
You had me up until the aluminum epoxy - Yeah it will hold two things together, but not structural or human load; And fill that crevice with clear epoxy 😎
Jon Gordon it’s steel epoxy.
where is the river??? :D
I was expecting something like the back forest wood tables
Nice clean look Mike, I wasn't getting the aesthetic when you talked about this on the podcast but I dig it!
Dan The Maker Man right on!! Glad you dig it 🤙🏻🤙🏻
This build screams a fire red/orange epoxy throught the center, but it looks amazing :)
I love this concept. If I make this I think I’d have to put the straight edges together to keep the live edge and have a solid table top.
Premixed concrete will cheaper.
Is there like a website or something one can go to see different types of material for furniture because recently I decided to get a hobby in building furniture
So did you pour resin in the space?
Maybe you could add to middle part the thin and black painted surface by gluing from below. So you would still see the crack but the empty part would be useable. It looks more like a 'crazy' art stuff rather than a fancy design like this.. but still good, far away from being cliche...
This guys looks so lovable 😊👌🏻
Mike, this makes me actually want to do a concrete project
This is really beautiful...i am wondering what it would look like if you made a clear transparent epoxy fill in the centre of the river path at the same with and height of the slab, that will make the whole surface functional😉
POUR EPOXY RESIN PLEASEEEE HAHA
Nice!~
a subtracted or negative river table
with epoxy in the middle is better. i guest?
A terrible makeshift. The angles should be welded, or at least bolted to screws. The table top could have an epoxy resin inside or a piece of wood embedded in the concrete. It would look great. And of course, the top should be screwed to the stand, and felt or rubber pads attached to the bottom. If you are do something, do it properly.
Always wondered if brackets epoxied in place would work, always intended to find out. Great video, thanks!
Russell Borrego same!! Really glad they did 😂
Put iron skewers or iron net to make it very very strongly
Absolutely awesome Mike! I was super excited for this one when you were talking about it on the podcast and it definitely did not disappoint!
Came together really well. Great build, man!