14 Reclaimed Wood Tables For a Brew Pub

[@OldePhart]

I like those clamps - Who makes those?

[@WoodByToth]

AndTheWinnerIs... They are from Rockler

[@claterpult]

Great looking tables classy and beefy all at the same time. I really like working with Doug Fir, I've found him cooperative for the most part.

[@mattschoon6940]

I make a ton of reclaimed furniture and you lucked out on such an easy job and by easy i mean nothing but a stack of unfinished tops, super profitable tops!

[@hunterdogztc]

Even though I am mostly a Powermatic guy, General International makes incredible woodworking machinery. It's a shame more people aren't aware of the brand. Very high quality stuff. Their hollow chisel mortiser is, without question, the best made at any price.Nice build. I never grow tired of watching reclaimed lumber come alive again for a whole new generation to enjoy. Thanks for posting.

[@sgsax]

That's a whole lotta tables. I like the variety. Thanks for showing us something different. Still plenty of good tips in here.

[@TjallingBlackCat]

I love to watch these kinds of videos as much as the other ones. Non-haute woodworking is also very interesting ;)

[@ilyaivanov1745]

I liked this work !

[@imortaldeadead]

Good video, it got me wanting to see more

[@TheWoodWerker]

Another Great Video KT!!! I picked up quite a few tips on this one! Thanks for Sharing Brother! Have A Super Week!.....Gus

[@zerojazdy]

NICE, KRKs in the shop, BALLING! Nice table too.

[@miguelasafcastellanos8702]

Good job!

[@Retroweld]

Those look great! 👍

[@dangerboy808]

props to your vehicle carrying that load

[@hebierob]

Love these tables!

[@whitewolf8758]

love the toth twist!

[@143247143]

Always stop what I'm doing to check out your lasted vid, keep up the good work brother.

[@ManCrafting]

Also, I love all the critics of his methods. Kyle went to one of the premier schools in the country for furniture building and people are trying to argue that what he's doing isn't sufficient. I know he's built a lot of furniture and if what he was doing wasn't working, he'd be doing it another way.

[@jimgam730]

Nice dance moves you laid down there at the end Kyle.

[@SebastiaanMollema]

Although the video is different i still very much like it kyle!

[@SpriceMachines]

i love the result!

[@garyteague4480]

You’ll find that most of us hate that music and would get more enjoyment from the silence of watching you work which by the way is great work

[@WoodByToth]

Check out my newer videos

[@medicbabe2ID]

Amazing, as always. Those tables are gorgeous. Two thumbs way up!

[@rafaelbarriosaraya3813]

me encanta los trabajos en madera.

[@chaserwilliams1]

Fantastic table tops Mr. Toth! You should look into buying a truck, best investment you will ever make!

[@Badgerworkshop]

I want to go to the pub that has those tables

[@WoodByToth]

Badger Workshop Do it! Its called 8 Bit Brewery in southern california

[@thatellipsisguy8984]

Nice to see your loading regulations are still relaxed: we can' t even overhang the front edge of a trailer, or the vehicle itself when towing, even though the load doesn't exceed the trailer length.

[@chokeyourchicken4]

Nice truck ya got there! LOL

[@2008MrsKim]

I have no idea why the thumbs down because this was the best table making with reclaimed wood ever. New Sub here. Great work

[@Mcphilsmith]

Nice build. Oh and check out the new circ saw.

[@greatitbroke]

Wow I love those tables. I just subbed I look forward to seeing other videos you do. Keep up the great work.

[@Blazer19742002]

The ass end of your vehicle was way low when you pulled up to the shop lol Nice, rustic tables tops, tfs :-)

[@neilmckinlay]

Another good video man ✌🏻

[@jackattack4851]

awesome channel

[@melo1710]

Kyle I've been watching your vid's for a while and I love your style you always seem to have a good time witch shows in your work . Your skills are beyond awesome the railing you made for your house just killed me ,(Absolutely beautiful )keep inspiring.thanks

[@MrMike9ed]

looking at this and thought it would be so heavy. then I realised I am in Australia and we have hardwood that weighs a tonne. so much easier with pine

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

Some nice production work to keep things going. Fun vid to just watch your process. Good stuff, Kyle!

[@robertohughesyo]

I am sure I heard your car give a sigh of relief when the last board came out : )

[@OneManBandWoodworks]

Had no idea plastic buckets were that strong

[@theoldplankwoodworks2415]

There is a ton of surface area being glued. My guess is the wood would fail before the joint....

[@WoodByToth]

The Old Plank Woodworks Yep very true

[@phil.pinsky]

I got a Wood by Phil from watching this video

[@WoodByToth]

Phil Pinsky Productions Yeah buddy

[@cheesegrater2018]

yeaaaaah the funky ass song!

[@WoodByToth]

Cheesegrater Ohhh yeahh

[@garygamache7031]

Easy peasy with the right equipment. My 12 year old girl could do this job

[@WoodByToth]

Exactly.

[@tooljunkie555]

not one but 14 LOL did you make bases for them also or just the table tops good stuff bro and nice commission right there

[@jacobelder5817]

sweet work. some of those hills in the background remind me of my hometown. SoCal, right.

[@John_Malecki]

Love it man, I do a lot of reclaimed wood projects. Tackling some pub tables from similar material here this week!

[@PlasmaHH]

Imagine doing that with railway sleepers...

[@its_just_fish_original]

Haha! You Rock! :)

[@techedfireman4981]

Great one Kyle! A couple day turnaround project? Surprised those buckets held up to that weight. Those blue clamps look pretty sturdy, would they be worth the investment?

[@WoodByToth]

TechEdFireman Yeah just a few days. They are good clamps. Get them when they go on sale for half off. At regular price your better off getting bessys

[@ArtfullyRogue]

From the video, it looked that you got hold of some pretty decent reclaimed wood. Not to warped or bowed. How did you finish them? Did you add a clear coat? I did some tables for a pub here in Arizona using reclaimed wood. Gotta love working with that stuff

[@ericfalzon8712]

Artfully Rogue porn

[@Korgon2013]

I hope they like it.

[@Hubbmade]

Great production work! I was surprised by the gloves... was that just because the wood is so rough?

[@WoodByToth]

Hubbard's Handmade I never wear gloves in the shop but this wood gave me So many splinters that I had too wear them

[@Hubbmade]

Kyle Toth gotcha. I totally understand. Keep up the good work!

[@1019wc1019]

Im newish to wood working and Im trying to build up my arsenal of tools. I have a grizzly drill press, grizzly belt sander, cheap table saw and chop saw. But im lacking in clamps and only have a few hand tools. Im still in the process of arranging the garage in a productive manner.. What does youtube recommend I get next in the endless march of new tools?

[@scotthaun8582]

Will work for tools. Have you heard the latest reclaimed audio podcast? I have a feeling this job was was an example of that.

[@WoodByToth]

Scott Haun I just listened to that! Yeah a little bit of 'I need new tools' and they have been customers for 3 years now so we're friends

[@mattschoon6940]

Kyle, props to all of your vids and for inspiring us all but must ask, am i the only one or does anyone else get splinters from reclaimed wood that almost instantly get infected?

[@jamesosullivan5096]

wot no push sticks !!!! wow your hands are close to that blade!!!!!!

[@_pacalis]

i was thinking exactly the same

[@mikepullan776]

And with gloves on using saw without blade guard. End product looks good though but keeping your hands is important.

[@michaelharris1843]

Is there gonna be a part 2 for the pedestals or legs?

[@MaybeDave]

2:57 Kyle's grandma makes a faceless cameo! Just giving you shit, Kyle. Great shirt, and great woodworking (as always)!

[@getthingsbuilt1342]

I don’t see you use a jointer to flat the wide surface of the wood before you glue them together. After you glue them to a table top huge piece, I bet the surface is not flat. Did you only use the powered sander to flatten it out? I am thinking that must be time consuming....

[@kenmeiser]

Kyle- great stuff and I love the channel! Can you share the yard you got the reclaimed wood from? I'm in SD and really struggling to find good sources for personal projects Thanks

[@stevepickett9852]

Great Video Mr Toth! Can you name the maker of the clamps and where you purchased??

[@hspringsteen]

Nice. You took a large amount off with that router didn't you? Seems like you would go through a bit pretty quick doing that in one pass. Are you going to the event in OK in June?

[@Maker76]

Can’t believe you have not strengthened the joints with biscuits or dominoes!

[@montewoods4766]

Kyle, IN your leopard series I saw that when you were replacing the router bits during the build they came from a rather large box containing 30 or 40,bits. where do you buy these bits in that quantity. another great build for the bar tables. TNX

[@moonblink]

When you take them to the site do you put any finish on the wood? Like laquer or something.

[@WoodByToth]

moonblink Yeah the brewery took care of the finishing. I'll have a follow up video soon.

[@jamiewood5086]

legless tables at the pub will go nice with the legless ppl

[@strokerace4256]

Cool. Did you do all the cuts with one table saw blade?

[@mpikas]

Did you seal them with something? Around here brew pubs are required to have flat wood surfaces sealed to meet health code (you need to be able to wipe down any spills without them soaking in). I know of a couple where the owner was looking for a rustic, well worn look with drink marks... and this became a big source of contention. I know you've gotten a lot of comments about just using glue, and I agree that it is stronger than the wood, but I've had a lot of issues with joints like that pulling apart/opening up (not completely falling apart) in short periods, weeks not months or years, even well seasoned older wood. Are you avoiding this somehow? For example, someone asked me to "fix" a maybe 15y/o maple cutting board (long story why it was worth fixing) that was made up of strips about 1-2" wide that had some of the seems warping and pulling apart. I cut a straight edge on one side, fed the joints where they were pulling apart/broken through the tablesaw, the curf removing the messed up areas, truing them up again and gluing like you did (hand planing and redoing the edges so it looked like the original with smaller dimensions). It's been sitting on a dining room table, not used as a cutting board, not exposed to water, holding up the center piece or occasionally used under warm dishes. Within about 2 months the seams where I glued it together are visibly wider than they were when I put it back together.

[@WoodByToth]

Mark Pikas I did not finish them but the brewery is finishing them. I've made 35 tables for them over the past 3 year and havent had any problems with glue issues. As long as the boards are strait and square the glue is way stronger than the wood. I've made hundred of table tops this way and never had a problem. If there are gaps before you glue up then you'll have issues. But a strait edge is incredibly strong. The bisket has only been around for 40 years and the domino has been around for 10 years. Its been done without that stuff for hundreds of years. When the piece is assembled right it'll last for a really long time. Some furniture museums will show the construction of furniture. Its really cool to see. I was trained at the oldest trade school in the united states in Boston MA and this is how I was taught how to join boards.

[@semperfitt356]

love how the forearm is almost cut off on the table saw. Be safe

[@colinsmith7576]

looks like fun but I would have used some biscuits.

[@elbob248]

Why? They add zero strength.

[@chadburke852]

Moar dancing!

[@JoshBayerWoodturning]

What course grit do you use on your grinder sanding. I have someone who wants a “rustic” finish on some old mill lumber and I’m trying to figure out what sanding protocol to execute to get the right look. Any help is much appreciated.

[@idunnoidont]

Do you joint both edges, or is it just one planed and one off the saw? You are fortunate they let you cut the end off the pack. Gotta buy it buy the length here. But then, different countries, different service.

[@davestrain1762]

Hey Kyle sweet work shirt +10 Style points!... now that we're friends and all where did you source that material from?

[@davestrain1762]

By the way that was a cool profile video, I love the floating man glitter shots!

[@DIYTyler]

0:36 nice shirt!!

[@mattpeck7810]

Sweet job! At 4:37, is that a padded sander on your angle grinder? Or a wire brush?

[@mattmonster0503]

Matt Peck. its a flap wheel sanding disk

[@Promods95]

Matthew Hansen no

[@canesrock82]

You don't get much glue bleed out on the seems, why is that? Is it because you roller the glue out?

[@joshuagerner589]

Yo Kyle! I drive the same car and haul wood in it all the time, do you ever get sketched out having it hang out the back? I just avoid anything longer than 8 ft.

[@99luan99]

Why do you never joint the wood together ?and just use glue Great video

[@WoodByToth]

TheLion The glue is way stronger than the wood

[@WittAllen]

Check out Matthias Wandel's videos on testing joint types. It gave me a lot of insight on how much you can trust glue.

[@chicagohandyman]

TheLion what do you mean by "joint the wood together?"

[@NiceAlex]

Know How I think they're referring to the lack of biscuits, floating tenons, dowels, etc.

[@dstarr3]

Biscuits, dowels, etc, are only used for alignment on this kind of construction. They don't provide any more structural integrity. The long grain to long grain glued joint is going to be stronger than the wood itself.

[@danbarrett6113]

What kinda roller are you using for the glue up Kyle? thanks.

[@hulksta3223]

What kind of clamps are you using to glue the wood together?

[@mattmonster0503]

what brand and model of clamps were you using? I need large ones like that but could not find them. also what glue did you use ? thanks for the great vid !

[@WoodByToth]

Matthew Hansen They are made by Rockler. The glue is Tightbond

[@ADadAndHisKids]

I question the strength of just a glue line, just kidding, just listened to the latest dusty life :-)

[@usweatmenasty]

Was that a wire brush on an angle grinder? What did you use to get rid of all the rough bits that would cause splinters?

[@toddpertll5502]

Will there be any finish applied? thanks

[@ManCrafting]

What do you use to joint the camera to the lumber. lol

[@WoodByToth]

ManCraftingTM I use double sided tape, clamps and screws

[@danielcary1422]

What sanding disc were you using in video?

[@denisvozian4791]

Where is possible to purchase the clams that are you using? The blue ones

[@Fixthisbuildthat]

denis vozian assuming you mean clamps and not clams, they are from Rockler. If you want blue clams then I'm of no help to you.

[@robzilla2165]

Hater alert! your glue joint isn't strong enough, your blades too high.... I think everything looked awesome Kyle! Keep doing what you're doing because you're really good at it.... I saw similar clamps at Woodcraft, seemed reasonably priced.... Keep making videos bro

[@RoomiesGarage]

dance moves are not from Michael Jackson but very entertaining

[@brandonnelson7640]

The wood wasn't jointed in the video. How did you attain a straight glue face?

[@xKinnix]

Did you watch the part where he ran them on the table saw?

[@brandonnelson4164]

Brandon Nelson a table saw will not joint a surface unless using a reference edge as long as the board. The problem is you are referencing the board side against the fence which is.... not jointed/straight.

[@xKinnix]

You do not need to use a referencing board to joint wood. Both sides got ran in the saw (which is reclaimed so them being straight already is quite possible as you see him check it by eye), and the method that was used worked perfectly for the style of build these table tops are for.

[@brandonnelson7640]

You always need a reference or a sled to joint wood. If they were straight already then they were at one point jointed...

[@NosillaWilla]

at one time when the lumber was milled it was jointed then. there might have been some wood movement but it looks like he took at least 1/4" off on the table saw rips. perfectly parallel rip cuts.

[@MrWeAllAreOne]

Don't tables normally have legs?🤔

[@WoodByToth]

MrWeAllAreOne I just made the table tops. The base will be metal. Its in the description

[@scotthaun8582]

notification squad!

[@donaldmccombs5566]

I am admitting that Everytime you ran a board through your table saw I flinched, but that is only because I got careless and in a hurry and took part of my thumb off a couple of weeks ago.

[@danielgardiner214]

The blade was set kinda high.

[@urflofit2010]

Thumbs down for an ad that took longer than it took me to write this - way longer

[@mtnxlx]

what glue do you use m8?

[@Arifeenn]

Tables?? I think u meant table tops only

[@markcarter4716]

Brew pub ?

[@MusicMike939]

Hearing protection breathing protection but eye protection was removed for the making of the video.

[@TanakaDaRocka]

I hope with the money you get from the tables you can put a down payment on a descent pickup. That was painful to watch that scion with wood sticking out from the back.

[@atlas_restauratio7576]

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