Building an Industrial Coffee Table for Charity - Metal & Wood

[@BrandonLund]

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[@joshuamaroney2881]

This table is beautiful

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you!

[@JordensCadet]

Broooooooooo that came out gorgeous excellent work

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you! 👍

[@Bold_bezels]

What i like brandon is that he puts the dimensions of the materials he used and the final product as well. Thanks

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks buddy! I'm glad you enjoyed and I appreciate the compliment!

[@jaquesdaniels2964]

Nice job, steel and wood a great combo, and for a good cause, for those folks who don't yet have TIG, its a great process for some parts of a project like this as the welds are lower profile than MIG, and can avoid the hassle of grinding flush in internal corners. Top piece of work.

[@BrandonLund]

Jaques Daniels thanks buddy!

[@chrclmnky]

Great output sir.

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you very much!

[@majetoJESUS]

Very nice bro! You inspire me and probably a lot of people. Thanks!

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks man I appreciate the support and encouragement :)

[@ogarew7669]

Hello Brandon !!! You are doing a good job !!! A good sale and a great help to those people who are limited in movement! Good luck and good luck!

[@BrandonLund]

OGAREW thank you very much!

[@joshuamaroney2881]

Beautiful

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks Joshua!

[@josepcb2882]

Felicidades una vez más GENIAL , Saludos a tu padre. Saludos desde Barcelona Catalonia.

[@anangirawan4990]

Nice table brandon..i liked ..👏👍

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you very much!

[@anangirawan4990]

@@BrandonLund you are welcome...from indonesian mig welders 👏😊

[@michelangelolavagno1963]

wow very nice table and you are a very good welder

[@BrandonLund]

Michelangelo Lavagno thank you very much!

[@febreroloco7403]

Nice video. Thanks.

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you for your support!

[@1rustytree]

Great job! Even better cause! Good for you!

[@BrandonLund]

1rustytree thank You! :)

[@tanksoldier9770]

Nice build BIG HEART

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks brother! It's a great feeling helping others!

[@Engine16V]

Hahaha, "watch my head" ... i know this very good 😂 Great Job, thank you for this Video!

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks man!

[@TheMugwump1]

I think every welder has done this more times than they can remember.

[@abudghadeer1847]

Amazing

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you!

[@Robocoppat]

Another beautiful project Brandon. And it's for charity? You should be proud of yourself. Great job.

[@BrandonLund]

patrick mcglone thank you very much. I almost hate to get rid of it because I like it so much. Hopefully someone will enjoy it for many years.

[@Robocoppat]

Brandon Lund yeah I know what you mean. I've built misc things over the years for gifts or to sell and when I tried making a pair of end tables for myself, I couldn't take my head out of my ass! Lol . again Great Job.

[@felixreii146]

Hey Brandon ! Iam from Germany 🇩🇪 Your stuff is amazing and insane!! Great job !! Please can I have the sizes from the things ? Greetings Felix !!

[@BrandonLund]

Felix Reii thank you very much! The coffee table measurements are down in the description. Thanks again buddy! I appreciate your support.

[@felixreii146]

your skills are incredible! I can learn a lot from your videos. thanks for that!! More videos from that pls ! 🛠

[@scottchastain1382]

I built a computer desk based on this. Next will be a sewing machine table.

[@BrandonLund]

AWESOME!

[@SoumilSahu]

If anybody knows, how is the metal beam(or whatever it's called) that he's using, made? I mean the one with the L shaped cross section. He used it to make the whole frame, but what I wanna know is how the beam itself is made or how the metal is bent that way

[@aprillawless4746]

It's called L angle

[@TimArland]

Looks great! Did you grind all of the mill scale off before you used the metal stain? I would assume so but it's hard to tell

[@BrandonLund]

@Tim Arland I've done it both ways. I did for this one. Surprisingly the stain holds up a little better with the mill scale on vs off

[@chriswhite6882]

awesome

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Looked for that smart Stain on Amazon there is nothing , can you suggest.

[@BrandonLund]

Just use the link in the video description. It will take you to the exact stain I used.

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Got it thank you, keep up the good work .

[@BrandonLund]

Thanks man!

[@elbiemostert3502]

Hi Brandon, What type of router bit do you use to make the wood flush with the steel? Loving your channel, your steel and wood pieces are my favorite

[@BrandonLund]

I was using a "straight carbide tipped" bit. I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@joshuamaroney2881]

what's the best way to cut those 45's in that angle?

[@BrandonLund]

A metal cutting chop saw if you have access to one. If not you can do it with a grinder or even a plasma cutter if you have a steady hand

[@gordon4385]

Wow, great tig/MIG welding project! If I'm not mistaken, this is the first video that you haven't used MIG exclusively, right?

[@BrandonLund]

Gordon Reiher Spot on brother! I really enjoy tig but sometimes I get impatient because mig is so much faster but in reality it probably works out the same because there is no spatter cleanup with tig

[@michellec.4994]

I have a table frame to donate... metal..very sturdy.. who do I contact to donate??

[@BrandonLund]

Where are you located? How big is the metal?

[@michellec.4994]

Im in Michigan. Its a large square table frame .. not sure of width? I gotta measure it

[@BrandonLund]

A lot of folks post on fb marketplace. You shouldn't have any problem finding someone to accept it.

[@zuitzooter]

What would something like that go for?

[@BrandonLund]

Around $1,000

[@ramirozamora8117]

Very nice table man !! 👍👍 Did you use wood stain on the metal too ??

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you! I used a metal stain that i found online.

[@ramirozamora8117]

@@BrandonLund oh i see !! It looks really nice

[@HarlyGuy13]

Brandon do you like the smart stain from Sculpt Nouveau? I've used their black magic but it seems like it would be hard to use on a project like this. I'm thinking I may have to try the smart stain. Great build as usual!

[@BrandonLund]

Jimbo's Welding Shop Aka: The humble welder thank you very much! I love the smart stain. A little goes a long ways. I found if you grind to bare metal it doesn't seem to adhere as well compared if you just wiped down the metal with laquer thinner and wiped on the stain.

[@dpmetalwood6302]

👍👍👍

[@BrandonLund]

Thank you!

[@liamshockley1856]

Where are you from? You kind of have a Boston accent

[@BrandonLund]

Good ear! I'm from the New England area...Maine :)

[@MisinformationHater]

What metal is used in this?

[@BrandonLund]

1 1/2" angle iron

[@scottchastain1382]

A coffee table you can drive a truck on. I have had a woman call me up and chew me out because she said that I called her. I called the Attorney General here in Arkansas. She actually has went after these people.

[@BrandonLund]

Holy smokes!

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Why tig one half then mig the rest tig can run into lots of money.

[@BrandonLund]

Because I dont tig often and it's a skill you need to keep doing if you want to improve.

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Try Aluminum & Stainless Steel much harder.

[@scholasticaristy373]

Sae mas

[@BrandonLund]

scholastica risty thank you

[@scholasticaristy373]

Nggih mas sami sami

[@BrandonLund]

scholastica risty yes