A Smart Table of Epoxy Resin using the Wattsan CNC machine

[@DashingAxe]

Hello everyone! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@JohnHandle-]

Where does it plug into the wall?

[@gionny_88]

how can I buy one?

[@thelion.17]

Wow it's amazing

[@vaishnavvs6139]

How to order it plzz tell

[@vaishnavvs6139]

I am from india the amount to order this table is too expensive in india $ 1950 dollar is equal to 2 lakh in india amount i would like to buy it but every expensive can u please adjust the price or sell it in other platform

[@trublgrl]

You have to market this to the D&D community. Hex and Grid tables are ubiquitous in pen and paper gaming now, and if you could make something similar to match the scale of existing figures, props, and gear, probably at a standard table height, that comfortably seated four to six people, you would find an audience for the design.

[@RaindropsBleeding]

I legit thought this was designed specifically for D&D when I first saw it. I kinda want one for our monthly game night, actually, but there's no way I could afford it.

[@drakedragoon4660]

Ya, but you also need a signal you can place in small objects, and the ability to control the lighted color when that object is detected. THEN you can have different characters light up with their own assigned colors on the table. ;)

[@fairysovereign3657]

Certainly

[@joshuastephens6105]

I thought this was a new wrymwood table or promotion until I saw the ending, I'm surprised they haven't reached out to you guys yet.

[@RobeonMew]

what community? Cause Ivebbeen lookong for people who play D&D and they dont actually exist. Not anymore.

[@samphoenix1674]

a suggestion would be to add wireless charging into the areas that have the octogons removed as a visual indicator of where the charger is since quite a few things now at days wirelessly charge

[@bagelofpower7133]

This is definitely one of the most intricate, complicated, and advanced projects I've ever seen. Bravo.

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@Supportfreespeech]

@@GPfAnubisread the description. It specifically says You’re watching the Dash Axe Channel.🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Supportfreespeech]

@@GPfAnubismany youtubers have more than one channel.

[@Uneke]

Wow! The wiring is crazy! That’s so much work! Awesome job! The attention to detail is above and beyond

[@Novoxy_]

Yeah, the wiring is really inefficient.

[@Uneke]

@@Novoxy_ how so? Each panel needs to be wired in series with the next… that takes a lot lol

[@Novoxy_]

@@Uneke magnets would work better

[@R__A]

@@Novoxy_how so? How coukd you replace this ‘inefficient’ wiring with your magnet idea?

[@johnjones01]

soo crayz

[@xxzetsubouxx]

This is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. I would absolutely love a table like this! You guys are so cool.

[@Viena-xg6pz]

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[@R__A]

@@Viena-xg6pz were you having a stroke?

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@iamheretojudgeyou]

Wow ...I'm blown away, this is up there as the best resin table build on KZbin ... amazing guys

[@DHamDIY]

Incredible build! One of the most intricate tables I've come across on KZbin!

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@Tehownilator]

I do caulking for a living, and I can tell you the control to pour into the channels like that is insane. Props man.

[@grimgamer2344]

It must've taken a long time to build this table but watching the creation of it is so unbelievably calming

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@TheChemisch]

Amazing concept. Your target audience is nerds specifically those in tech as I'd imagine this isn't going to be cheap. Table top games is one option that a lot of people have mentioned but the other being an IOT desk. Taking the sensors and connecting them to like a rasberry pi would allow programmability You could then install a switch to cycle through a few preset options like breathing patterns etc. But using a raspberry pi for processing would allow your users which i'd imagine a good deal of them being very tech savy could then program each capacitive button to their liking. IE smart home commands. volume controls, lighting, weather alerts. Would be interesting to see the table top being sold as is allowing the user to build or contract the rest of the desk/table to their liking.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

@@DashingAxe Kickstarter is dead

[@Omena0]

Yo, who needs a keyboard?? When you can have have table!

[@Ankhyl]

I think that main target would be bars and discos

[@mrouw]

That's some nice ideas!

[@socalpotato]

Damn! I wasn’t actually planning on sitting through ~15 mins of a table being made, but that was thoroughly great, and the finished product was better than the screenshot let on. Thanks for sharing part of the process. Ya know, if you had this attached to an App that enabled user scripting and apis, you could have your own market. Imagine a P2P chess app that connected users with challenge level filter. Could tap a corner to connect to the ‘lobby’ / broadcast availability, then whoever accepted responds and both tables pulse till they hit begin. But whatever, many other uses so the open script / open api is the key, much like a game enabling mods. Your quality looks good, so this would help sell at the price range you’re probably targeting, and gain some dedicated customers. Maybe you don’t need to include a RPi, but allow a space for one with a standard interconnect. Aaanyways, thanks for an interesting video, and a little inspiration to go with it.

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@moppis_welt6814]

@@DashingAxe Hi, i saw on kickstarter u did this three times already. Is a new project planned and if so, where can i get informed about it pls 😍

[@Lemarcqq]

well, Belgium you learn in school, Dutch (mothertongue) English, German and French (2nd mothertongue for the other part of Belgium) so yeah, as non a english speaker it looks normal for us to speak more than 3.

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@takeshiasahi5494]

I had multiple subscriptions on so many platforms, but in the end, they all are boring and non can make you feel good instantly .... content like these on KZbin are gold.

[@GamingWolfGod]

This is really nice. A 60-70" wide by 30-35" deep version with an uncolored frosted epoxy and controllable RGB lighting would probably sell like crazy with the PC Gaming community. Might need a way to shut-off some sensors so they aren't on 24/7 from the mousepad, keyboard, monitor, or tower.

[@DrinbevorBernd]

Most wont be able to afford it.

[@Chris-hn4lp]

@@DrinbevorBernd It actually wasn't that expensive. Less than a lot of the variable height gaming desks. I don't know if it's still for sale though since the Kickstarter didn't reach its goal.

[@arucarddimples1944]

@@DrinbevorBernd that's what I thought, wonderful idea, beautiful tables and lighting, but probably out of the price range of most people. Great for custom orders from people with money. What they showed in no way looked even close to mass production capable. I love the wood but I think it might be more feasible to 3d print, or leave the wood out and do some kind of stone, resin, or plastic molded pieces in it's place, to lessen the cost of materials and most importantly time. The wood they start out with looked around 50% gone by the time the product was finished. My guess was that that table was going to be in the 5-10k range, mainly due to build time per unit.

[@darkracer1252]

@@DrinbevorBernd i'm sorry that you are poor. but there are PLENTY of people able to pay that for a table. the thing is nobody wants the table because it's not smart. not programmable. and it's an always on kind of thing so it will get annoying REALLY FAST it should only respond to movement. not something that is permanently placed.

[@DrinbevorBernd]

@@darkracer1252 Ahhh, the classy Xx_darkracer125_xX telling me i am poor on the internet. Nice!

[@TTS-TP]

We designed a smaller scale version of a proximity table like this. We had it Plexxed so it would make an equalizer based off input from the mic. People don't realize how much time and effort goes into something like this

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@atakdragonfly1675]

Shoot...I saw that wiring and spaghetti soldering nightmare. I KNOW that requires TONS of patience.

[@atakdragonfly1675]

I'm always looking for equalizer frequency based stuff . I would love to have a coffee table that was a variable mode spectrum analyzer display. Or somehow gigantic like on a wall. I have tons of the newer style block vu meter displays that sit on tripods... They have various modes and colors.. One at every speaker. 2 are inside glass skulls...

[@petersdaniel6922]

This is sick! I mean this table right here, is by far one of the most beautiful peace of work have ever seen in this modern time.

[@MerriOz]

I am definitely far from being any level of investor, and I think this is the first time I’ve commented on a KZbin video since KZbin came out… 🤔 But as a consumer & person who can’t stop thinking “why stop there?” (brain injury side effects), combining not only Style with what’s essentially a beautiful nightlight, building in touch phone chargers, laptop chargers, touch sensors to turn lights on and off (in another room, patio, etc) & even a heads up display, for a clock, temperature outside, the possibilities are endless. I don’t even know if this comment will post as I haven’t posted on here in at least a decade, but this is the first thing I’ve seen in a long time that is truly amazing. Very nice to see that there are people inventing things, instead of just reinventing what someone already did💪🏻

[@unsoundmethodology]

Absolutely beautiful. I was confused about the aluminum rings until I realized they were holding the LED strips - of course, heat sinks. Those strips can get toasty. (I got some years ago, very early in their availability, and had rigged a spiral of the stuff around a PVC pipe as a color-changing lamp, and it definitely got things smelling like toasted plastic.)

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@PuggleStudiosOG]

Wait… this doesn’t have six million views.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@PuggleStudiosOG]

Ah I see. Love the table and I hope I will be able to buy this table (that rhymes) It looks great! 👍

[@PuggleStudiosOG]

By the way I live in New Zealand so I’m not sure how much the shipping would be. I’m assuming quite a lot. I mean after all New Zealand is very far away from Belarus.

[@Scorry]

@@PuggleStudiosOG , do you plan to support citizens of the terrorist state?

[@PuggleStudiosOG]

But they are not Russian though…

[@jameswarren423]

The thought and talent that went into this is just truly amazing! And the end product just blew my mind I’ve never seen anything like it is truly beautiful a true piece of artwork! Great video and great job👍🏼🤩

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@ideaoverload910]

Very cool. Switch the coffee table to a desk, countertop, backsplash, or something in that category, and bigger audience becomes available.

[@axes_garage]

We're thinking about it. Thanks for watching

[@nickkalil452]

As a fellow design engineer, i am impressed. Keep up the good work!

[@AshT8524]

This is amazing, glad to see u are using PCBs, when I saw the mess of the wires I was kinda disappointed, clean plug n play modules look pretty cool in the end. Love this ✨

[@thisolesignguy2733]

What a great idea, if I may suggest a couple of things? perhaps add a few charging ports for cellphones/tablets, and a RGB option to change the colors? perhaps even a bluetooth function so you can control it via iphone/android. This would be great around holidays, or for special family events. If you also add the option for a glass top, it would prevent anyone from scratching the epoxy which is the main reason I don't use my epoxy table for my laptop or eating on. I put a glass top on it and that took care of the risk of scratches. Great job! I can only imagine how many hours for development and implementation it took you.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@bobshagit9503]

hey there, do you happen to know the control board they used to tie all the touch sensors together?

[@thisolesignguy2733]

@@bobshagit9503 I don't, but I've used a Principal LED control module on signs that are similar. I'd go on their website and ask, or you could check out some of the websites on Raspberry Pie boards, that's what alot of fabricators use.

[@bobshagit9503]

@@thisolesignguy2733 oh ive asked and havent received any answers haha... Im talking about the multiple little green boards they have soldered together then electrical taped over

[@compatiblesystem]

I mean..... BRAVO!!!!!!! Incredible craftsmanship and artistry and creativity! wow!

[@mattsoreng3066]

This was incredible,I would totally pay to have one.

[@bobcornley]

This is I think the coolest table I've ever seen. Wow. Beautiful job.

[@remiqaine]

This is beautiful. It would be awesome to be able to buy the sensors to use in other custom projects as well. Love the PCB design at the end. The wiring reminded me of my first pinball machine repair 😅😅

[@shikizokuzekuu]

Looks like TTP223 capacitive sensors to me. Unclear about the diagrams and whether they went for touch=LOW or touch=HIGH here though.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@BenjaTheOne]

@@shikizokuzekuu Is the larger antenna just soldered to the metal ring on the front there, or is there some more proper way to do that? Google has let me down so far :(

[@letarsier59]

J'ai pensé à exactement la même chose, un flipper grand ouvert :D

[@endoun8680]

@@BenjaTheOne I feel you, were u able to find anything? Cant find anything on the internet :c

[@Aje6287]

oh my... i am so amazed to watch the end product.. i thought of inventing so many projects like this. but i recognized that is was impossible until i saw this video.. you guys are so so capable of designing wonders like this. i hope i could do one in the near future. i am from india

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@chomp54321]

Nice end product, but I shiver at the thought of fixing any electrical issue down the road (don't think this is a throwaway kind of product) because of the messy wiring job.

[@obuw1]

The final product is using PCB's, you can see that near the end of the video. The messy wiring was just the prototype from what I gather.

[@shaneintegra]

Would be awesome to see the solid colors be used as identicators for wireless charging spots. Not sure if that would interfere with the sensors however

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@gamedeathmatch]

I'm not sure if its possible but maybe you could get the touch loops printed on custom pcb instead and have the lights mounted on the same PCB as a single board, maybe on the back side. Then just have one connector for each board.

[@vincienator]

Always glad to find a channel that does not have a 16 year old screaming at you. Keep up the great work!

[@Hellion2082]

I just came across this video, and trublgrl's comment is solid. You should have marketed this to the PC gaming community, and not just for tables. Mirrors, wall panels...anything. Also, the possibility of repairs needs to be considered, with more effective cable management. Something this expensive cannot be just thrown away if one of the wires shorts. Will you be able to make this table for anyone who wishes to make a custom order? The 'Artist' links on your channel don't all work.

[@Lectrikfro]

I've serviced pinball machines and that wire nest was giving me anxiety

[@ScarletFlames1]

You can see in the end that the refined product has cable bundles instead of cable nests, I think the video was showing the making of the prototype\version 1 as ordered by someone. not to mention it'd be cheaper for them to use the refined version they showed than it is to handle the mess of wires that is the first table.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@gareth7574]

I have to say that the fact that every comment from the channel is an identical copy-paste with a link to Kickstarter is setting off alarm bells

[@smarthome2660]

These would be great on open stairs designs or even floating treads. The challenge is to hide the wires on the bottom side. Great video btw.

[@RTSRAZORBACK]

This is amazing - I've been watching a lot of epoxy table/sculpture videos on youtube recently and was NOT expecting that much wiring! 😅 some of the high-end ones sell for upwards of $40,000 and obviously, the woods used are generally up to $5000 for the slab alone but if I had the money available for this kickstarter, I would 100% be backing it! This is the perfect combination of great craftsmanship and geeky furniture for me!

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@ELIMENT-]

a one wrong wire could able to destory the whole thing, you are amazing man

[@lumine4238]

This looks so cool I feel like this could be turned into a business.

[@farhan_2303]

Absolutely amazing idea. Something I’ve never seen before.

[@mariadelcarmen1927]

Amazing I’m in love with this project you should invest in making a company that make wooden sensory tables if you want to not asking if you should but I thought it would be a good idea

[@DashingAxe]

Great!!! Where are you from?

[@Jake3eee]

@@DashingAxe also think he means for the disabled or younge children specifically etc there could also be a huge maket for that

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@dervakommtvonhinten517]

stuff really NOBODY needs but many want xD but honestly, the making of portion of the video sold me more on the table than the ad in the end.

[@darth_dan8886]

Honestly this is a very cool, if simple, concept. Great job coming up with the idea!!

[@everydaydad2618]

Extremely impressive! Outstanding final result! Thanks for sharing.

[@psyfusion]

I tip my hat sir, excellent build great use of sensors and technology.

[@DashingAxe]

Thank you Sir, very glad you appreciated !!!

[@DashingAxe]

Great! Where are you from?

[@Jake3eee]

@@DashingAxe where can I get electricals to do this myself?

[@1LightWarriorPrincess]

Indeed, this is the first video I came across as I was surfing the videos of the KZbin ocean… I did fell in love with this table. If I ever get enough money, I shall commission from you a coffee table for me :)

[@MJay_]

Shame it didn't reach it's target on kickstarter. I would defiantly buy one.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@nuborn.studio]

I wish i had access to such cnc machines you guys use. Must be a charm to produce. Great table, great product!

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@Kheops.]

When I saw the amount of wiring I started getting dubious and well gg, didn't expect it to come out so amazing. Edit : sad to see the kickstarted says the funding failed, I expected it to be twice as expensive ngl.

[@leighs1904]

How much to make one. Il pay for international transport.

[@realeques]

this is the coolest table i've ever seen

[@axes_garage]

Chris, thank you so much ! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects? Do you know that we have one more channel axes woodwork?

[@elcaballerodejunini]

Awesome. The colour was chosen wisely

[@DashingAxe]

Thank you, we tried. Glad you appreciated it !!!

[@DashingAxe]

Great!!! Where are you from??

[@JK-zw5eu]

Don't laugh, but I cried a little at the finished shot. Everything in this project is right in my wheelhouse but I never knew this was a thing humans could make, well done guys.

[@G-816]

❤ your hardwork and dedication

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! We appreciate it. Which of our projects do you like most?

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@AceJackHamm3r]

I will literally kill for this piece of art!

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. We appreciate it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@868Labs]

This is absolutely amazing. You’re a true craftsman and artist

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@PDXPiggy]

Sweet project! Would you consider selling the electronics as a kit? I have the furniture skills, but not the electronics. I checked out the Kickstarter, but it looks like I was too late. Great job

[@andybaldman]

About 20 people would buy it. And 18 of them would sit on shelves and never get used.

[@theman6910]

I would use it. I also have the furniture skills... I have an epoxy table but I just use strip LED lights. But those lights are way better😁

[@patty4730]

The electronics are fairly simple. They used a touch sensor TTP223 as a switch on each light, they extended its range with the wire ring they made first (not the aluminium ring they mounted the lights to, the wire ring. The TTP223 is the red circuit board you can see at each circle. The ttp223 is a switch that turns the lights on. So its just a basic lighting circuit with a switch. The ttp223 can be operated in multiple ways depending on which jumpers you set it to. They are using a proximity setting. The wire ring acts as aerial to extend the range. Add in a few resistors to correct the power, voltage and current from the dc supply to the LEDS and or relays so the switch can carry a smaller current than the leds, a tranformer to convert ac power to dc power at the plug, some fuses and you are done.

[@theskyabove1]

Can the ttp223 be programmed to fade the LEDs off after a few seconds like the ones in the video?

[@patty4730]

@@theskyabove1 there are a few versions of it brad. From the data sheets i have looked at, no. But you can program a micro controller in arduino to do that for a variable timer or you can make a simple delay off timer with a capacitor, an npn transistor and another resistor or two. By changing the capacitor size, you change the discharge rate and hence the power off time. There are also many other timer circuits you could look up depending on how elaborate you want it.

[@Chriss_Workshop]

i love this. such a shame that it didnt pick up on kickstarter. i'd love to buy my own

[@darkracer1252]

ofcourse it didn't pick up on kickstarter. it's not a fucking smart table. (that suggests the ability of programming and this is just proximity activated leds) and NOBODY wants to have a table that is constantly lit up like this when something is ontop of it. it should for example only get turned on for a few seconds when you place something down and then turn off again. it's simply a well executed, terrible idea.

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@eyezlow6894]

This was hard work paid off great table craftsmanship and video

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@erikm9768]

As cool as this build is, I want to see detailed plans for how you can scale this work up before I pledge for it. Looks like its going to be one of these where you manage to build one and have no idea how to go about making 500, burn through the KS money in 2 years trying to figure that out and then nothing.

[@seventeenraccoonsinatrenchcoat]

especially considering their campaign started in january of last year and their funding period ended in january of this year. You can't even donate anymore. They raised $5,889 of their $90,000 goal. The irony of them hearting this comment is palpable

[@erikm9768]

@@seventeenraccoonsinatrenchcoat They've liked every comment on this video, not sure if they read every comment...

[@darkracer1252]

damn savage. is this mr wonderfull for shark tank? XD valid points though. the kickstarter failed due to their bad leadership. no planning. even the basic design of the table is bad. all that they demonstrated is that they are great at making something look flawless. so good at manual labor and finishing.

[@erikm9768]

@@darkracer1252 It's common sense though bro, a lot of people can figure out how to build something cool, but very few manage to scale up production of that. In fact its like a 1000 times harder, even if you dont automate, hiring and managing a bunch of staff to assemble it for you is already hard. So if they barely got the product to work then you can imagine how far they will be to achieve mass production. On KS a lot of people face the realities of this situation for the first time after already receiving payment and having real commitments on product with delivery date to customers.

[@f37ixthecat]

What would take this to the next level would be to make a game out of it. Players would have different colors and when you placed their pieces on the board (table) I would change to their color. Would have to put some sort of memory in each piece that would hold their color code. When placed on the table that specific spot would have to read the piece and change to the color. Then just create the game from there.

[@lan8056]

welp i was thinking the same, its smart and awesome as it is but to be functional and not just a table with bunch of of led 🤔

[@Gingerjuli]

I thought it would be a table for dungeons and dragons and with your idea that could really work...

[@curtisbme]

@@Gingerjuli That is what I thought it was going to be too, some sort of gamer table. This is some amazing craftsmanship and is very cool but a light up table is a novelty that will get old quickly and only be used if you are having groups over and what to show it off for a minute. A table that could also be a functional game table will never not be useful.

[@Dev_2R]

@@curtisbme I think I'd have mine on quite often, as I have my light-up keyboard on unless it's late. It creates a nice atmosphere that I never even considered showing off

[@-_James_-]

Back in 2008 the original Microsoft Surface was an interactive touch screen table that could be used for games and all other kinds of applications. Their promo videos back then showed it interacting with different objects that were placed on it in different ways. Like it connecting and extending your phone display when you put it down, using NFC to pay for a restaurant bill when you placed a credit card on it, and, of course, games.

[@HERCMAC]

I love this table. My only issue is you dont have a price for one table. I've currently been waiting over a year for a backed project which is rediculous, so I dont care much for that process. I'd rather just get a table commissioned separately. And I know alot of people who would want this.

[@SpitfiretheCat16]

my mans just got left on read

[@mdube391]

I want one. I'll happily pay for a real product and not just a cool Kickstarter video

[@Scorry]

The authors of the project are citizens of Belarus. They buy their products from Russia, which is now waging unprovoked and aggressive war against Ukraine. In addition, the territory of Belarus is used to bring Russian troops into Ukraine, and these troops kill civilians and commit war crimes and crimes against humanity. The airfields of Belarus freely provide an opportunity for the Russian air force to kill civilians in Ukraine, committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. The authors of the project buy part of their materials in Russia. Thus, their activities are supported through taxes by the terrorist state and their armed forces. The authors of the project did not say anything about war crimes that are committed with their tacit consent and with their financial support as taxpayers. Do not support terrorist states, their citizens, and allies!

[@mollythevibe3772]

The sounds, the technology and illustrations are so calming and awe aspiring. 💯💯💯

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects? Sub to our channel we have a lot of interesting

[@xenon5066]

This is awesome! By the looks of it, it seems that it works by capacitive sensors detecting the location of objects. How does it detect empty glasses and ceramic plates? Are there perhaps pressure sensors as well?

[@Niphrentil]

Proximity sensors

[@Liam-ph9gb]

Seems you know much about this, I'm kinda curious, could I ask what type of engineering it is?

[@dragonsoul984]

@@Niphrentil Just like the phone ones, except it is tuned to opposite effect.

[@kartunenetwork9232]

This is the best epoxy LED table i've seen yet! Great job!! What's the touch sensor module called? I'd love to use it to build LED steps in my garden :D

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@IAmXenos]

No Thanks to the video creator for not answering your question. Instead placing an ad as answer LoL. Some one other answered the question and said it looks like TTP223 capacitive motion sensor. Hope it will help you.

[@codymacleod2220]

I'd love to learn how to make something like this. What sensors were used?

[@gamerzone8765]

@@DashingAxe bot

[@Vishal_Fofindi]

Wow!! This is amazing work. I have never seen a video like this before.

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@venexify]

Hi! Incredible job you have done. Well done!!! Are the electrical plans available somewhere or is it confidential? Thanks

[@DashingAxe]

Unfortunately, this is a small secret. As a result, we have developed modules that we manufacture at the factory. Our channel is at the very beginning of development, your support is very important to us, the best way to support us is to share the video on any network or show it to your friends, this is very important for us, thank you!!!

[@Jake3eee]

@@DashingAxe would you sell any of the modules for lile a home kit as I'm currently making a hexagonal inlay on a wooden table for my reptile room and this would look amazing if I could inpliment it,

[@Marcus_Caius]

@@DashingAxe Are all the LED connected in serial? If so one fail all fails?

[@power-screen]

Fantastic job!! One question - How did you made capacitive sensor activate with empty glass and plates? (15:51 )

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@power-screen]

@@GPfAnubis Compare the publication date and views count, Sherlock. Not to mention all the "russian" tools they use in the video. "Лихой Топор" clearly has stolen parts of this video, showing off as their work and even the logo. They used it to advertise some shitty epoxy and Chinese tools.

[@indiewoods17]

Beautiful table,. all along i’m thinking “Cool, I can do this” until the part with all the loose colourful wires that he was connecting. 😝 in my head my hands were up in the air ✋🤚 way before I could say I’m out! definitely I would buy one,… or two! 🧚🏼‍♀️🪄💫 🛍 🎉

[@indiewoods17]

@@DashingAxe NICE! Great Price💥! Thank you for the link! 🥰 I will be sharing it! be proud,. it’s a very cool , innovative product! I wish you guys great success! 🏆 now where did I put that remote? 🤔 It will be a very popular table! Kudos!

[@DashingAxe]

Hello! Good news! We start again our smart table Hexagonum project on Kickstarter! Now it's available to order. You can also support us with even 1$ and good comment. Follow the link for more details. Thanks! www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexagonum/hexagonum-table-by-dashing-axe?ref=ksr_email_creator_launch

[@boud86]

Exactly what the world needs now, also reading from all the comments! Let's wire our tables up with a large amount of LEDs and fill them with epoxy, to offer people short-term pleasures. Great vision for the future. Apologies for my negativity; I know it's unproductive. It's better to seek out and support craftsmen and designers that work in more ecologically sound directions, but these seem to be hard to find.

[@FallenB1ade]

Sweet build! With a bit more marketing (and perhaps some design tweaks to speak more appropriately to the market), this could be a massive sucess!!

[@tornadoswe]

Not commercially viable. Too much work and material. The ones who want this can't afford it. Those who can afford it won't buy it.

[@GamingWolfGod]

@@tornadoswe With some tweaking this is the exact type of product that the PC Gaming community would buy. Their Kickstarter had the tiers that get you a table up around $1700-$2000 and that's the price point a lot of gamers would drop for something like this.

[@tornadoswe]

@@GamingWolfGod I'm glad you know so many extremely rich gamers. I don't know anyone who , after getting a decent gaming rig, has 1700 + to put on a table. That's not even talking about the space needed.

[@GamingWolfGod]

@@tornadoswe First off maybe don't sound like a jackass when replying to people. Second, the tweaking I was referring to was adjustments to make it more in-line with a computer desk instead of a coffee table. And Third, there's quite a large number of people who would ABSOLUTELY buy an RGB version of this as a desk for $1700+. These are people who spend $3000+ on a PC because they want it to look cool. They spend $500+ triple monitors and spend $500 on fancy gaming chairs that offer nothing special outside of looking cool, they spend $600-$1000 on motorized standing desks.

[@oficinanasala]

Parabéns amigo ficou muito legal

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@youraffirmations2458]

Very beautiful masterpiece 💕 and soon you'll be making rainbow coloured lighting system too or ombre styles ❤️ You guys are super talented and hard working 👏 It would look amazing in disco and bars too!!

[@MrRusty-fm4gb]

Just imagine if they made multiple layers each with integrated circuitry, LED displays, with censors to do certain things, little screens amongst the animated objects, motors, etc… I could go in and on. Lol

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@0therun1t21]

At the end it was a wonderful surprise when I saw it was touch sensitive, it was beautifyl already!

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@crearte4794]

Which sensor is this?

[@TheMrMichaelz]

These are the ttp223 touch sensors but from the video it seems that they have been modified in some way

[@wasim21k]

@@TheMrMichaelz he simply added wire ring to sensing pin of tp

[@TheMrMichaelz]

@@wasim21k I have inquired in the meantime and have now seen that there is the possibility of putting an external Pad. Thank you

[@DashingAxe]

This is our personal development, we designed them ourselves and ordered them at the factory. Unfortunately, there are no such boards on the free sale.

[@James-un1yk]

@@DashingAxecan we buy this developed sensor from you? large quantity.

[@valentincouet2162]

13:00 This is the spaghetti table

[@ROCK8195]

This is by far the coolest table i have ever seen

[@infocus-media]

I had this idea about 15 years ago, but our idea went beyond what you guys got in this design, Your design is absolutely spot on and I am sure Clubs, Pubs, Wine Bars will absolutely love to have this as part of their attraction. Our design was more like an interactice Computer Screen that interacts with the people at the table/wall. We build games, menus, messaging (like whatsapp) show what is on the table by implanting tags into glasses, plates, cups etc. So the table will constantly know what is on it and as a bonus who it belongs too. It also had the ability to trac friends inside and outside the clubs to make sure the group knew exactly were they went (perfect for female security). We also designed some walls which can interact with other venues, the idea was popular with clubs who had live bands and wanted to share their event with other clubs so they could sell more tickets etc. Well other than proof of concept our idea never saw the light of day because I emigrated to another country, so the idea died with me.

[@petriepretorius4085]

you did not build a table, you built a slab of TECHNOLOGY! it is so mesmerizing to look at!! totally awesome!😃😃😃

[@jjaard]

I could imagine how cool would be to have such floor in house! But even table is sick!

[@axes_garage]

Thanks for watching. Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@NewRaoStar]

This artist has done a beautiful job and you have recorded the video in a very beautiful way. I enjoyed the video and learned a lot from the video.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

Best ASMR I ever saw.

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@chillblue79]

This table is absolutely amazing n a work of art...how much would a table like this cost a customer? I'm a artist myself n I'm blown away by this. GREAT WORK👍🏾💪🏾🔥

[@dereks4952]

I am soo intrigued by every one of the video's I've seen on y'all's page so far that I had to share them on my Facebook page so I can always go back and watch them again! 👏

[@n1trosl889]

Wow ..this is the most beautiful table i ever seen

[@Jeremy-ms3bd]

I was about to say... that it would make for a really nice crystalized lattice structure that resonates with energy... awesome job guys.

[@dereks4952]

This has got to be the most amazing Smart-Table I've ever seen! 😍 Wow!

[@donlyons5279]

That is the neatest table I’ve ever seen.

[@TheWoodworker1966]

This is an expensive table. How may hours? One-of-a-kind? Or one-man-production line? RESPECT! Lots of hours before this video began.

[@ansolamappa4699]

Wow.. That's an amazing master piece invention.. Congratulations & Salute.... 👍👍♥️

[@axes_garage]

Welcome to our channel! Thank you so much. Have you seen our other projects

[@kalangwalembela2875]

There is no knowledge that is not power... I wasn't expected to end like that Well done

[@albertovillar5672]

Impressive video. I had never seen the whole process of construction.

[@GPfAnubis]

Stolen video from russian wood worker chanel - Лихой Топор.

[@abnamtv3326]

Very amazing. It is so marvelous the way engineering of the wiring of the Table was performed. Can I have a one so that my people will see it. Hahaha, keep it up.

[@davidandcookie7648]

This is awesome!! I have a few questions. 1. What is the purpose of those few "empty hex spaces" in the top? 2. How long in hours did the whole project take NOT including design time? 3. Did you design the touch logic yourselves? 4. If I promise to clean up after myself, can you adopt me and teach me cool things?

[@nickduck83]

Could you imagine having the floors done like this in your whole house

[@axes_garage]

Nick, thanks for watching. Great idea 👍. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@jacopathongam6499]

Just wow. Lost of words!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@axes_garage]

Thank you so much! Glad you like it. Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@jacopathongam6499]

Yeah i do, n if i had money, I'd be very glad to own one such. Hope I'll order you one in the near future. Wish me luck 😊😊😊😊😊

[@axes_garage]

@@jacopathongam6499 wish you good luck! Subscribe and keep on watching 👍

[@jacopathongam6499]

Sure

[@NewRaoStar]

It's amazing creation..Good work..I like it. Love from New Rao Star from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@olubunmiehinmitan8640]

you choose the right soundtrack for this video

[@axes_garage]

Thanks for watching! Have you seen our other crazy projects?

[@FDiOfi]

I don't understand the 130k+ subs .. This channel deserve more.

[@FainthBolth]

IDK how u didnt get it the US$40,000, your project is amazing and your demonstrate video is also impressive! Great future!

[@shane250]

Such an easy diy project. All I need now is $30K worth of machinery, 5K in materials, 50 hours to kill, and I'll have one too!

[@axes_garage]

Who sad it's easy?