Building a Classy Dining Table From Wood Bound For Landfill

[@markwhittaker6411]

Mate, the table is really lovely, great job. I'm in the UK, what the hell was that little green creature?😂

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Haha thanks, look I don't know but I assume it's highly venomous

[@coolabahwoodworking]

Great video mate. Hell of a story telling. Well done

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks mate😊

[@donaldwingate5849]

BEAUTIFUL TABLE NOTHING LIKE QUALITY RECLAMED WOOD

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks, I agree, it certainly has plenty of character!

[@LewHarriman]

Your design and execution really honors that noble material. One for the ages. Good going, sir!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks!

[@ArchEdge]

Morning Dylan, Great Video!! I'm glad you leaned into not trying to match the colours of the timbers. The varied tones look intentional, and go well with the other colours/finishes in that room. Thanks for creating the video - i appreciate watching it.

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks, it's a bit fruity but I reckon it looks pretty cool

[@walterrider9600]

thank you

[@kenzokan167]

Nice work and a beautiful end result.

[@mikecolo2158]

Beautiful table. Love that you broke out the handplane for some of the build. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing more of your work.

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks!

[@larryydens3050]

Beautifully done

[@bobbyb1607]

It looks great. Nice work

[@NapKingCole84]

Beautiful work! Looking forward to seeing more from you!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thank you!

[@keatonbeyerwoodworking]

Nicely designed table and good job on the video. I'm looking forward to seeing more of those chairs!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thank you, I might have to do a chair video at some point down the track!

[@gezonthenet]

What a great final result! I love it!

[@tonyflynn25]

Beautiful table. Love the design

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks!

[@watakach]

Beautiful table!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks!

[@MA.Joinery]

Brilliant work keep it up 👍

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks Matt

[@jayvanbebber5656]

That's a gorgeous table. I really enjoyed this build video. Well done!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks!

[@allisonwoods6161]

Nice work 🎉😊

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks

[@bridgm854]

What a beautiful table, and so nice to see that gorgeous hardwood getting a chance to shine. (I also always look forward to seeing your adorable shop dog in these videos too 😉). Amazing work yet again, thanks for sharing

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks for watching, yes Georgia is an absolute legend

[@onehandedmaker]

Hey Dylan, another great project and entertaining video. I admire how you dealt with the heavy Australian hardwood, credit to you. Take care and keep up the woodwork. James - One Handed Maker

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thanks James, it's thankless timber but scrubs up alright in the end!

[@NomadMakes]

Really nice build and video. Cheers and thanks for sharing.,

[@atexodus7]

Beautiful! You deserve so much more views. Keep up the good work!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

Thank you!

[@divest6527]

I’d love to learn more about your workshop and how you’ve built up your tool collection - what aspects you value in your tool selection and what you’ve learned about what you look for in a workshop

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

My tool collection started with hand tools, and a few drills and small power tools. I got a table saw when I moved into this space and then just gradually got tools over time, a lot through marketplace. Most things I bought when I needed them, so I don't really have any tool that doesn't get regular use. And in terms of workshops, I don't really have enough experience to know what I value, more space would be great, it's hard to remain organised in my current setup and things end up all over the place. My outfeed table is my work table and that often gets quite annoying!

[@ThisMortalPlane]

I like your work! I just discovered your channel today. Keep it up!

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

@@ThisMortalPlane thanks!

[@MegaHammis]

beautifully done!

[@lukada83]

You know that bowties cut cross the grain are not structurally stable, right? When you do them they should be cut with the grain, as that's the most stable part.

[@lukada83]

Otherwise, very nice work 😉

[@dylanbarfieldfurniture]

@@lukada83 thanks. I pointed out this mistake in the video. Seems to still be fine a year later surprisingly