I just think for the price it shouldn't use veneer. Also get rid of the power cord. For that price I would want to make sure that I put it somewhere that I would see it everyday or as much as possible. So I was looking at the mini and my coffee table would be the best place to see it most often. but I don't want to have a power cord running across my living room floor.
@@WindrunnerB4 ohh did he? Or did he tell you he’s “pretty sure”. Also that’s not the only thing I said. You’re pretty bad at trying to be passive aggressive.
Have you guys thought of offering different colors of sand, such as black or red? Or even a synthetic sand could come in any color. Perhaps even diamond reflective type of materials. The simple version of this would be fine glitter, I suppose.
Black would practically negate the purpose of having patterns in the sand. You'd have to use a light source above to see the patterns. As for red, simple - set all LEDs to red. You'd have to dye sand or find a suitable material in red. Dye fades. Stick to LEDs.
I swear I’ve seen a bunch of these tables that already has LED lights in it. But could you imagine black sand with some sprinklings of metallic glitter? It would look like space.
One way many customers conceal the power supply is by setting a rug underneath the table, and feeding the cord through a hole in the rug. The power supply is heat safe, and should not pose any issues.
Hi! Thank you for the suggestion! While we don't provide that, you are more than welcome to add multicolor sand to your own table! We'd love to see a photo if you do.
When you say the table will come with about double the needed sand is that for all size tables? Is there a distance from the edge the sand should not be, or it can touch the edges of the inner part And do the tables come with different country plugs, for example I am from New Zealand, or will I need to buy a international plug adaptor Thank you
Hi! Thank you for your interest! 1. Yes all the tables come with extra sand. 2. The sand can go out to the edge, but the ball will only circle out a certain amount and there can be a build up of sand over a long period of time. 3. Yes as we do ship international to certain countries we make sure that our tables comes with the proper plugs for each.
I can't see why it couldn't run 24/7. There is a sleep mode in the app so you don't have to have it running in the middle of the night. Glass top is resting on glass bumpers.
I gotta say it’s an amazing invention, really cool, I’m a bit disappointed by the table’s size versus price tag though, I think it’s a bit expensive, 1700 the metal version, 7k plus for the wooden model, I really wanted one but I can’t afford to pay that much money.
Go buy an arduino, a fairly strong magnet, some servo/actuator motors and make your own. Honestly, it's probably only about $200 worth of parts + your time. This thing is really not complex or magical.
HI! Thank you for your interest in our tables! The legs are not adjustable. If the floor isn't level you may hear unintended noises and the sand would be slouched to one side, which could be an interesting affect on the patterns the table makes.
Maybe I missed it, but it would really help to know the dimensions of each table design. I was trying to decide which table I wanted but couldn't tell the difference in size. If it'll fit in the space I have for the table. Please, include measurements to aid in ordering.
Thank you for your interest in Sisyphus! You can see dimensions of each Sisyphus model on its order page. They are located right next to the price. sisyphus-industries.com/product/metal-side-table/
It's sad, really. I was watching the video and I couldn't stop thinking about how cheap it looks. It costs so much money just for the novelty of a magnet, some clever software, 50 cents of sand and a $30 table.
cool but the wood venear looks kinda cheap or something, maybe a stone type surface. in all the pirctures, the wood venear makes it look gimicky like wood veneer on a high tech oil defuser. maybe have higher end model material and design wise, that you can push it more towards a artistic sculpure that is also a table. these look more like tables with sand thing inside. just my 2cents
i see some other shaped models those look better, i still think it needs to me pushed more sculture /art, because most people that buy expensive tables already look at table as a form or sculpure. so making a expensive kenetic table that then without the kenetic sculpure would look like a cheap piece of furniture is a bit gimmicky looking for lack of a better term.
Hi! Thank you for your interest in our tables. We are in the process of finding a way attach the glass to the table, but with the need to remove the glass we have yet to find something.
I really would like one but the exposed underside would be a problem with cats in the house. They need to enclose that before I invest that much money into a coffee table. Missed opportunity imho.
Someone has asked this, but it does not have an answer: I have a similar decorative device and my biggest complaint is the noise of the servos and the dragging sound of the steel bearing. Are you able to give us more details about what sounds and volume of sound we can expect from the motors? A raw footage video with a decibel meter would be a great response.
We have designed our tables to be as quiet as possible. Care has been taken in the selection of motors and drivers to ensure there are nearly silent in operation, with measures to attenuate the sound of the ball on the sand. We have played with a few similar devices and know how distracting the noise can be. The slower the speed, the quieter the motors, and at full speed our motors are at 25 Db. We hope this helps!
Ngl its looks amazing but i dont like the fact that underneath dosent have a false bottom too it it would stop dust build up underthere and also if you have pets they are gonna ruin it for sure
My guess, from when he said "if it hits a high point and stops moving just smooth out the sand" is that if you put in too much the sand the ball won't be able to move.
Love these, BUT, being a pet owner I am concerned about the bottom being open. I see that being a danger spot for pets and a place where lots of pet hair and dust could build up and fowl the mechanism. I would reccomend some sort of bottom, even cardboard to protect the motor.
Hello Garrett, Thank you for your interest in our tables! We're currently working on it, and hope to have it out sometime this year. Thank you so much for your support. Please keep an eye on the mailer for updates relating for cover releases.
@@Prof.Albusdumbledore we are releasing a model with a bottom cover this week! If you have a current model and are interested in a bottom cover, email us and we can assist.
We have designed our tables to be as quiet as possible. Care has been taken in the selection of motors and drivers to ensure there are nearly silent in operation, with measures to attenuate the sound of the ball on the sand. We have played with a few similar devices and know how distracting the noise can be. The slower the speed, the quieter the motors, and at full speed our motors are at 25 Db. We hope this helps!
The price is completely ridiculous, but I understand it for exclusivity's sake. Would be nice if the electronics portion was for sale as a DIY project with a few setup instructions.
Yeah, that was a big surprise for me and a no go on a larger table since we do have a cat who destroys everything. For this price point I thought it was a more solid build.
@@frankvazquez5974 Just make your own, probably cheaper then this and better. Simon is making his own here - (th-cam.com/video/ZKCn-7jKUcA/w-d-xo.html) with a printer he wasn't using. There's really nothing to making one yourself if you have the know how.
Yeah. I've been on the fence about a full coffee table or a mini just to appease my interest, but seeing the real thing in a regular light in this video (and the actual plug which NEVER gets shown) - looks cheap as hell for a $2,700 table (if you get the larger version). There's not even a bottom on this thing!
Greg Rohs probably not because the product is no good... it's expensive. I've seen awesome products trying to get backed but there's nothing in it for the backer. Or they're asking too much in the first place. So they never meet their goal.
I would like to see you sell all the internal parts as a kit, then those of us who have building skills but maybe not technical skills could build one. (Boy that was a bit of a run on sentence). Sell them in different sizes, (18”,24”, 36”, & 48”). You have a cool product, but you’re losing $$$ by having an over priced piece of art. Stop being an artist that is attached to your art a make some cash sell the inners, for a reasonable price. I’d be one of your first buyers.
It looks very cheaply made especially from the pricetags I saw in the web page which are like 4 digit numbers lol I looks like what I would do in a week (mostly for shaping the structure) in my garage and I see that you stuck to it a raspbperry pi with a motor driver on the bottom and called it a day xD lol and the cable is hideous as well its not a practical device its supposed to be a decorative piece thus it should look elegant not like a bodge job gadget.... even the led string seems a little bit off (e.g 4:22 if you look at the bottom of the video it seems like the led strip clue failed on that part lol) In general it seems too half assed a project with cheap materials wouldnt complain if it costed like 100$ or less but for the money you asking just the trivial idea of driving a ball on sand to make nice shapes isnt enough imho... you need to step up your game especially the cable needs to leave make it solar with batteries or find a way eliminate the cable (e.g a base that wirelessly charges from the feet that you can but under a carpet or something so that no cable or base charging is visible.
Paying for the convenience and the software. Also the app that does a lot. But I understand all of your comment. Looks like it's built very cheap, not saying the quality isn't bad.
@@yeatus0121 dont need one, but if you like to make one I can help you step by step on how to use an Arduino or a raspberry pi (like used here I noticed that because its bodged underneath the surface and was exposed) to make one its very easy, you need one SoC like the aforementioned, then connected a driver to it(is a PCB that sends power to motors) and 2 motors for your two axis (x and y) then the main idea is to glue a magnet on the axis rods , write a simple program in python (or any other language python is just more noob friendly and math friendly) by having it move randomly there are also mathematical formulas that can draw other more interesting shapes and that's it if you dont mind it being ugly and having a huge cord to plug it in you can make a similar table like the one shown above with about 50$ and a few hours of your time mainly spend on setting up the motors by calibrating them via software and for coding the movement of the ball
Frank Mayer Studios ‘Expensive’ adjective, costing a lot of money. Synonyms; costly, high priced, high-cost. 2-7 grand for a table fits all of those. Ferrari or not, that’s a bit pricey for a table. I.E. expensive.
@@The1MrE1980 I respect your opinion but one question, do you have a company ?, especially a manufacturing one ? price is not dictated by only the cost of materials, they are way more things involved. Also remember one thing, a price is high or low depending on who is looking at it. For some people the price of that table barely reaches the point of pocket change. Just sayin.
@@frankmayerstudios2161 No, he can say it is overpriced for what it is. Doesn't have anything to do with if he can afford one or not. I CAN afford one - but seeing how cheap this build is ( no bottom - ugly cord - glass that just sits on top and isn't built in?) it IS too much money for what it is, not to mention that metal framing is pretty ugly.
They need to fire the audio guy Jesus Christ this is impossible to listen to. Mic has no gate or filter at all. Every little noise is peaking out my speakers. That box cutter noise was driving me crazy
Drink a shot every time he says "go ahead and"
I just think for the price it shouldn't use veneer. Also get rid of the power cord. For that price I would want to make sure that I put it somewhere that I would see it everyday or as much as possible. So I was looking at the mini and my coffee table would be the best place to see it most often. but I don't want to have a power cord running across my living room floor.
Put it on a rug and cut a little line in the rug to pass the cable through
If it didn’t have a power cord, how would it even work?
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IKR! How have I not seen this before it's from 2017 lol!
Same
@jason lul me too
The pothead table par excellence !
You should add a vibrate function that smoothes the sand in between patterns as an option so it starts with a clean slate.
Was thinking the same thing
I'd sit on it
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I thought about that, too. But I wonder whether it would hinder the calibration of the magnet head over time.
I'm hooked definitely buying the smallest table.
Screw it! I’m ordering one. Just hope it’s here before Christmas.
"We send extra sand" Well for 8500USD, thank you, from the bottom of my heart
It’s that expensive?
@@WindrunnerB4 Yeah, pretty sure it’s around $8,500.
Edit: Added comma for the number.
@@WindrunnerB4 it’s literally 850, you can get a glass coffee table that’s even bigger for 2k this kids an idiot
@@andrewharris6507 hmmm, it’s almost as if @Brandon Lin told me that a week ago.
@@WindrunnerB4 ohh did he? Or did he tell you he’s “pretty sure”. Also that’s not the only thing I said. You’re pretty bad at trying to be passive aggressive.
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Me too. I want this table!
I need one right now!
Me too
Not the same table.
UnforgivenTrucker yes it is
The glass top is esp important if you own a cat....
Then you may found a present there 😮
YES!!! THATS RIGT !!!😹😻
One of mine would just think it's a hard to reach litter box and pee on the glass.
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4:19 Me in the bathroom at a party
Gold 😂
I clicked 4:19 just as I was answering the phone at work and almost could not talk from holding in laughing!
Hahaha i cant
Have you guys thought of offering different colors of sand, such as black or red? Or even a synthetic sand could come in any color. Perhaps even diamond reflective type of materials. The simple version of this would be fine glitter, I suppose.
I would love some glittery sand on that table
I mean nothings stopping you from doing that yourself
Black would practically negate the purpose of having patterns in the sand. You'd have to use a light source above to see the patterns. As for red, simple - set all LEDs to red. You'd have to dye sand or find a suitable material in red. Dye fades. Stick to LEDs.
I swear I’ve seen a bunch of these tables that already has LED lights in it.
But could you imagine black sand with some sprinklings of metallic glitter? It would look like space.
I need this in my life
xD
A coffee table with a power cord is a no go, as cool as this thing might be.
Hey my name is Micah!!! Props for the super cool name bro!
I keep reading "syphilis" table
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Ship to Australia?
Do you ship to Puerto Rico ?
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How loud are the motors?
Only 140 db
@@maarten9272 only? That's realllly loud
@@maarten9272 lmao 150 db is usually enough to burst your eardrums
@@maarten9272 I'm hoping you meant 14, 140 is the sound of a jet engine at idle.
Maarten is the kind of guy who gets shot in the head and just says "meh, just a flesh wound"
Amazing design, but the cable is a bit of an eyesore, what are good ways to conceal it ?
One way many customers conceal the power supply is by setting a rug underneath the table, and feeding the cord through a hole in the rug. The power supply is heat safe, and should not pose any issues.
The best way is don't buy it. Problem solved!🤣
This is awesome
... But imagine if u had multi colored sand the design would be so much more awesome
Hi! Thank you for the suggestion! While we don't provide that, you are more than welcome to add multicolor sand to your own table! We'd love to see a photo if you do.
It'd be awesome for a few hours until it got all mixed together.
Does this table use colored LEDs? Colored sand would negate the effect.
When you say the table will come with about double the needed sand is that for all size tables?
Is there a distance from the edge the sand should not be, or it can touch the edges of the inner part
And do the tables come with different country plugs, for example I am from New Zealand, or will I need to buy a international plug adaptor
Thank you
Hi! Thank you for your interest!
1. Yes all the tables come with extra sand.
2. The sand can go out to the edge, but the ball will only circle out a certain amount and there can be a build up of sand over a long period of time.
3. Yes as we do ship international to certain countries we make sure that our tables comes with the proper plugs for each.
Does the underside with the wires stay open and exposed like that?
Curious _Pizza I’m thinking you could just angle it so one of the vertical bars were facing a wall or corner. Zip tie it to stay hidden.
@@grnsgottaM kinda meh quality for such an expensive product if you ask me
would be great if i could use my own lights my own led light like phillips hue
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amazing, how much and when will it be available?
ehafh its around 850 bucks or so
Beaver Gillis where? I see it as 1299 on the website
They now have a mini version that like a table top or desk piece for $595
Yk I kept telling myself I needed one like this in my life until I looked at the prices
Price?
YOU. ARE. WORTH. IT.
Yea this isn’t something you pick up at Walmart😅 this is hand crafted and timeless... a beautiful work of innovation and art, worth every penny.
Can this run 24/7? Can the light be dimmed? And how is the glass top secured or is it just resting? Thank you
I can't see why it couldn't run 24/7. There is a sleep mode in the app so you don't have to have it running in the middle of the night.
Glass top is resting on glass bumpers.
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"Ok, go ahead and find ur ball". Lol
I gotta say it’s an amazing invention, really cool, I’m a bit disappointed by the table’s size versus price tag though, I think it’s a bit expensive, 1700 the metal version, 7k plus for the wooden model, I really wanted one but I can’t afford to pay that much money.
Then you won't have one. How many people would love to buy a Ferrari but can't afford it. It is not expensive, it's just something you can't afford.
@@frankmayerstudios2161 go fuck yourself
Go buy an arduino, a fairly strong magnet, some servo/actuator motors and make your own. Honestly, it's probably only about $200 worth of parts + your time. This thing is really not complex or magical.
yeah that price is absurd. you can make your own quite cheaply...
@@marcelwinklmuller5622 True
Those are really cool. Where are they made?
Sisyphus tables and Minis are made in the United States at our headquarters in Minneapolis, MN.
Love how this guy has to give us a tutorial on how to open a box
He knows he is dealing with Americans.
Tutorial is included in the price for this table; for wooden version, however, you have to buy it separately :)
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How much is this table? I really like it. It's as good as meditation.
Hi! Thank you so much for your interest in our tables! This specific table is $1,499. We have smaller units that are $595+
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I have a question, do these tables come cordless?
Hello! At this time our tables do not come cordless.
How long does the light last? And do you leave it on all the time?
We make these to last 24.7, but we typically but our tables to sleep at night. Within the app there is a sleep mode to help longevity.
@@SisyphusIndustries Thank you so much!
Well, I don't need any more tables but I do like sand so what the heck I'll buy one.
Bet Anakin wouldn't like this table, as you know sand is irritating and gets everywhere.
@@seanl764 not to mention being so coarse and rough
ws2812 LED hmm i thught it was more complex
How much is it
It was wise to add a Link in the video description.
WHY NOT REVERSE THE PRINTING ON THE BOX SINCE MOST WILL OPEN FROM THE TOP?
top-heavy boxes make for less stable stacks, transportingwise
What if the floor is not level? Are the legs adjustable?
HI! Thank you for your interest in our tables! The legs are not adjustable. If the floor isn't level you may hear unintended noises and the sand would be slouched to one side, which could be an interesting affect on the patterns the table makes.
What happens if you deliberately bump or kick the table while it's in the middle of drawing a picture?
The sand may shift a bit, but unless you throw the table out a window- the table itself won't be harmed.
Maybe I missed it, but it would really help to know the dimensions of each table design. I was trying to decide which table I wanted but couldn't tell the difference in size. If it'll fit in the space I have for the table. Please, include measurements to aid in ordering.
Thank you for your interest in Sisyphus! You can see dimensions of each Sisyphus model on its order page. They are located right next to the price. sisyphus-industries.com/product/metal-side-table/
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Is it quite? Or does it make any sounds
Hi! Thank you for your interest in our tables! They are pretty silent, at most you'd hear the ball crunching over sand or the motors humming.
Can You use colored sand?
Absolutely! We encourage folks to experiment, and you may certainly choose to try some colored sand.
5:00 "veneer side up"
Wait. Veneer? 1500 bucks and I get veneer?
Surprised me too. For that kind of cash you might as well look up a tutorial on how to make one and use proper wood.
It's sad, really. I was watching the video and I couldn't stop thinking about how cheap it looks. It costs so much money just for the novelty of a magnet, some clever software, 50 cents of sand and a $30 table.
cool but the wood venear looks kinda cheap or something, maybe a stone type surface. in all the pirctures, the wood venear makes it look gimicky like wood veneer on a high tech oil defuser. maybe have higher end model material and design wise, that you can push it more towards a artistic sculpure that is also a table. these look more like tables with sand thing inside. just my 2cents
i see some other shaped models those look better, i still think it needs to me pushed more sculture /art, because most people that buy expensive tables already look at table as a form or sculpure. so making a expensive kenetic table that then without the kenetic sculpure would look like a cheap piece of furniture is a bit gimmicky looking for lack of a better term.
How is the stone able to make those patterns?
Geometric technology
Price for just the top
Tiktok brought me here.. This is amazing.. I have been on the website and want to buy one but does the glass just sit ontop with no fixings?
Hi! Thank you for your interest in our tables. We are in the process of finding a way attach the glass to the table, but with the need to remove the glass we have yet to find something.
I really would like one but the exposed underside would be a problem with cats in the house. They need to enclose that before I invest that much money into a coffee table. Missed opportunity imho.
Hello! We are currently in the works of a bottom for our tables. We hope to have them released later this year.
Somewhere on the Net someone is working out a DIY version using Dollar Tree/Store materials...
RCLifeOn -'The Machine That Erases What It Creates' much much cooler version of this!
Why spread sand under the border ring area?
Because you'd see a huge gap underneath the border otherwise
@@Laurenelizo Ah.. Thank you!
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Could I use Cocaine instead of sand?
Someone has asked this, but it does not have an answer: I have a similar decorative device and my biggest complaint is the noise of the servos and the dragging sound of the steel bearing. Are you able to give us more details about what sounds and volume of sound we can expect from the motors? A raw footage video with a decibel meter would be a great response.
We have designed our tables to be as quiet as possible. Care has been taken in the selection of motors and drivers to ensure there are nearly silent in operation, with measures to attenuate the sound of the ball on the sand. We have played with a few similar devices and know how distracting the noise can be. The slower the speed, the quieter the motors, and at full speed our motors are at 25 Db. We hope this helps!
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Where do I buy one?
If you look up “Sisyphus table” it the website will come up
@@sofiadelatorre3563 Thanks.
How does the ball move
Magic and Magnets : )
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Ngl its looks amazing but i dont like the fact that underneath dosent have a false bottom too it it would stop dust build up underthere and also if you have pets they are gonna ruin it for sure
Hello! We are currently in the works of a bottom for our tables. We hope to have them released later this year.
For 1800$-9000$ seems like it would come assembled
Exactly
You call that disassembled?
It would be a pain to transport while assembled... Much more brittle, too.
@@mopsnuf For this price, you could already buy a piano that you would surely not assemble yourself...
Why didn't you use all the sand?
My guess, from when he said "if it hits a high point and stops moving just smooth out the sand" is that if you put in too much the sand the ball won't be able to move.
Love these, BUT, being a pet owner I am concerned about the bottom being open. I see that being a danger spot for pets and a place where lots of pet hair and dust could build up and fowl the mechanism. I would reccomend some sort of bottom, even cardboard to protect the motor.
Hello Garrett,
Thank you for your interest in our tables! We're currently working on it, and hope to have it out sometime this year. Thank you so much for your support. Please keep an eye on the mailer for updates relating for cover releases.
Same! My cats would destroy that.
@@SisyphusIndustriesis there a bottom now?
@@Prof.Albusdumbledore we are releasing a model with a bottom cover this week! If you have a current model and are interested in a bottom cover, email us and we can assist.
Is it loud?
We have designed our tables to be as quiet as possible. Care has been taken in the selection of motors and drivers to ensure there are nearly silent in operation, with measures to attenuate the sound of the ball on the sand. We have played with a few similar devices and know how distracting the noise can be. The slower the speed, the quieter the motors, and at full speed our motors are at 25 Db. We hope this helps!
@@SisyphusIndustries were can i get one in germany?
Seems nitpicky, but why are the rubber "feet" not already on the reassembled legs of the table?
because some situations require felt feet, which also came with the package
How much is this product?
1299/1799/749..think different cost fr different sizes
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This could have been packaged in such a smaller box.
How much is that 1 $$$$??????
The price is completely ridiculous, but I understand it for exclusivity's sake. Would be nice if the electronics portion was for sale as a DIY project with a few setup instructions.
How much is the pricing for this one
Why wasn't the under side of the table not covered? You know cats can be idiots, they'll tear into the wiring and or mess with anything that moves
Yeah, that was a big surprise for me and a no go on a larger table since we do have a cat who destroys everything. For this price point I thought it was a more solid build.
@@frankvazquez5974 Just make your own, probably cheaper then this and better. Simon is making his own here - (th-cam.com/video/ZKCn-7jKUcA/w-d-xo.html) with a printer he wasn't using. There's really nothing to making one yourself if you have the know how.
I keep trying to convince myself to buy one, but the metal ones look so cheap
Yeah. I've been on the fence about a full coffee table or a mini just to appease my interest, but seeing the real thing in a regular light in this video (and the actual plug which NEVER gets shown) - looks cheap as hell for a $2,700 table (if you get the larger version). There's not even a bottom on this thing!
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I find it odd that the company is named after a dude who's supposed to be punished for eternity
I think it’s because the marble is supposed to represent the idea of the bolder being moved for eternity
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@@2pop39 thanks
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This is cool but my cats may 💩 in it…. Oh nice just got to the glass part.
Just what I always wanted. A coffee table with a trip hazard in the form of a power chord.
If you’re not smart enough to hide a cord under a rug, then I assume you don’t have a job good enough to afford one.
Why have This? The company has not got past kickstarter in 3 years.
Greg Rohs probably not because the product is no good... it's expensive. I've seen awesome products trying to get backed but there's nothing in it for the backer. Or they're asking too much in the first place. So they never meet their goal.
Twinkling82 oh yea, im not saying it isn't good, i wish I had one.. it's just expensive.
I would like to see you sell all the internal parts as a kit, then those of us who have building skills but maybe not technical skills could build one. (Boy that was a bit of a run on sentence). Sell them in different sizes, (18”,24”, 36”, & 48”). You have a cool product, but you’re losing $$$ by having an over priced piece of art. Stop being an artist that is attached to your art a make some cash sell the inners, for a reasonable price. I’d be one of your first buyers.
My drunk ass would tip the table and get sand everywhere.
4:14 - That's a lot of coke!
What am I watching this i dont even have this table
I can tell he’s done a rail or two in his life time. Sniff sniff cutting up that sand like a pro
It looks very cheaply made especially from the pricetags I saw in the web page which are like 4 digit numbers lol I looks like what I would do in a week (mostly for shaping the structure) in my garage and I see that you stuck to it a raspbperry pi with a motor driver on the bottom and called it a day xD lol and the cable is hideous as well its not a practical device its supposed to be a decorative piece thus it should look elegant not like a bodge job gadget.... even the led string seems a little bit off (e.g 4:22 if you look at the bottom of the video it seems like the led strip clue failed on that part lol)
In general it seems too half assed a project with cheap materials wouldnt complain if it costed like 100$ or less but for the money you asking just the trivial idea of driving a ball on sand to make nice shapes isnt enough imho... you need to step up your game especially the cable needs to leave make it solar with batteries or find a way eliminate the cable (e.g a base that wirelessly charges from the feet that you can but under a carpet or something so that no cable or base charging is visible.
Paying for the convenience and the software. Also the app that does a lot. But I understand all of your comment. Looks like it's built very cheap, not saying the quality isn't bad.
Why don’t you try make one
@@yeatus0121 dont need one, but if you like to make one I can help you step by step on how to use an Arduino or a raspberry pi (like used here I noticed that because its bodged underneath the surface and was exposed) to make one its very easy, you need one SoC like the aforementioned, then connected a driver to it(is a PCB that sends power to motors) and 2 motors for your two axis (x and y) then the main idea is to glue a magnet on the axis rods , write a simple program in python (or any other language python is just more noob friendly and math friendly) by having it move randomly there are also mathematical formulas that can draw other more interesting shapes
and that's it if you dont mind it being ugly and having a huge cord to plug it in you can make a similar table like the one shown above with about 50$ and a few hours of your time mainly spend on setting up the motors by calibrating them via software and for coding the movement of the ball
What even is the point of this? I'm not gonna spend that much money to make my table look nice if it's cheaply made or not...
cat snack It’s fucking cool
The audio on this video is too quiet.
Cool but way too expensive
Then you won't have one. How many people would love to buy a Ferrari but can't afford it. It is not expensive, it's just something you can't afford.
Frank Mayer Studios ‘Expensive’ adjective, costing a lot of money. Synonyms; costly, high priced, high-cost. 2-7 grand for a table fits all of those. Ferrari or not, that’s a bit pricey for a table.
I.E. expensive.
@@The1MrE1980 I respect your opinion but one question, do you have a company ?, especially a manufacturing one ? price is not dictated by only the cost of materials, they are way more things involved. Also remember one thing, a price is high or low depending on who is looking at it. For some people the price of that table barely reaches the point of pocket change. Just sayin.
@@frankmayerstudios2161 just asking do u own company or som shit?
@@frankmayerstudios2161 No, he can say it is overpriced for what it is. Doesn't have anything to do with if he can afford one or not. I CAN afford one - but seeing how cheap this build is ( no bottom - ugly cord - glass that just sits on top and isn't built in?) it IS too much money for what it is, not to mention that metal framing is pretty ugly.
Everything about this table looks cheap cheap cheap.
yeah quality is not the point, the sand is
@@bryanwells4063 that’s dumb. If I’m spending this much on a table I want a nice table not just a gimmick
They need to fire the audio guy Jesus Christ this is impossible to listen to. Mic has no gate or filter at all. Every little noise is peaking out my speakers. That box cutter noise was driving me crazy
A $75 Amazon end table with a $150 3d printer…. $3000 please
This one is a bit hideous tbh