Crazy Easy Modern Dining Table || insanely easy table build

[@Bourbonmoth]

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[@jebowlin3879]

there is one caveat, if on the off chance your glue dries before you get the canvas on, you can use an iron to melt the two layers of glue together, this only works because wood glue (PVA) is a polymer (plastic) that melts at a reasonably low temp, but I would be cautious and only use that technique if you absolutely have to, and it would only work with cloth glue ups because its thin

[@thithamduong2223]

This was perfect as a vanity desk for me. kzbin.infoUgkxMAlHv7-BBWMrPRm5-uEoD6rtdT7SG2Qr Especially the glossy finish. Easy to cleanI was looking for something that wasn't the traditional white and with more of a modern feel. This fit the bill beautifully. I put it together with no problems, by myself in under an hour.Make sure you double check where you place the drawer tracks before screwing down. I had one track that needed to be aligned with different holes than the rest.

[@jomcdonald9983]

Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos kzbin.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!

[@willvenable4274]

As a huge For King and Country fan I was shook when I heard it’s going to them! That’s awesome!

[@donaldpowell7762]

I’m watching this a few weeks late. My family and I are also huge fans and I was excited to hear this table is for them.

[@thelion2078]

Same

[@williamdennis50]

Same here.

[@wes_d]

For King and Country...one of my faves! They rock the live performances. Nice table BTW.

[@xxKrazyKxx]

We had a table on our back porch when I was a kid that looked a lot like that. I think we called it a cable spool.

[@Jonathan_Grider]

Heh! I’ve got several of those as tables, and benches around my yard! They work great!

[@scotth5503]

Yep exactly what I was thinking. We had a few goats at one point growing up and we put cable spools in their pen for them to climb on. Anyways maybe this table looks better in the kitchen or dining room or wherever it's going, but it's definitely not my taste for residential furniture. Could be decent in a brewery.

[@CamthraxPaledoom]

Handy hint when you're applying your finish to the undercoat with the threaded inserts: put some spare bolts in the inserts while you finish, saves getting gunk in your threads

[@wurly164]

Some people like gunk in their threads

[@twoeagledrones]

AWESOMNESS. Love it, love for King and Country too!

[@froggore52]

"That Shaper Origin is sweeeet! I'm gonna get one!" *checks price* "I love my router."

[@curtismills303]

At $2400 you better be making some bank to pay for it. It's a bit rich for me.

[@mralabbad7]

Just for the low low price of a whole workshop's worth of money😂

[@shaikhahmed7929]

Idk, it looks cool, but in terms of value it would be handy for some complicated design work, but for cutting a circle, its way overkill. i'd rather stick with a bosch router and some good bits.

[@TheRPhelps24]

3:15 When you're talking about the 57 inches, that IS the circumference. When you divide that by pi, you get the diameter. So you're basically talking about the diameter. I just wanted to clarify. C = pi x D. So C / pi = D

[@AverageCarGuy]

Thank you! Came here to say this. 😂

[@ChipEstrada]

Rose are red, Violets are blue, Making things with wood is fun. Math is hard.

[@Mark_Wood]

Awesome build. For King and Country is a great band. I'm sure they'll love it

[@nickbild3538]

I don’t quite understand the sorcery that is the Shaper Origin, but the possibilities are endless. Nice work, Jason. You are my favorite subscription on KZbin and it’s always a good day when the notification comes through that there’s a new Bourbon Moth video to watch. The fact that you are a fellow Oregonian only makes it that much better. Keep the content coming please!

[@fletchro789]

It's just a well calibrated camera and a three-axis mill. 🤷‍♂️ The dots let the computer know which way you're moving. Modern magic!

[@FloridaBoilermaker]

To me a string and pencil good enough.

[@th3oryO]

@@FloridaBoilermaker It works, and is a heck of a lot cheaper. The origins biggest advantage is that it's fast and repeatable (but not as fast and repeatable as a true table mounted cnc).

[@fletchro789]

@@th3oryO yeah, that, and you're not limited by your CNC table size. If you wanted to mill a custom profile on a huge slab that's 12 feet square (for some ridiculous reason) you just need lots of that domino tape. 😅 I bet that domino tape is not cheap either.

[@albertmorrissette3640]

your sarcasm and humor is nearly as stellar as your woodworking skills.

[@INK1217]

Honestly. There are never ENOUGH table videos. I started watching this channel a while ago. Binged literally every vid available. Let’s get back to further builds. I love those. I’ll watch anything you make tho. I just enjoy the longer furniture videos

[@andrewbeasley9802]

My favorite channel!!!

[@SirAngusSteele]

For that canvas, you can use David Piccuito's veneer trick. Put glue on both surfaces and let it dry. Then you can place the canvas down and move it around so there are no wrinkles. Finally, just use an iron to melt the glue and permanently affix it in place.

[@whisky1975]

I love this build. The combination of the build and your humour makes makes your videos amazing. Thank you for being an inspiration and keep up the amazing work Jason

[@Davey11]

I love your channel Jason. My dream Bourbon Moth vid would be you building your own hot tub.

[@nathanwooldridge85]

For someone who doesn't like pallet furniture, I cant believe you just built a cable reel table ;)

[@bighead0107]

I’m assuming you didn’t watch the video….

[@aaronleverton4221]

Used a cable drum side to build an outdoor table with an in-built esky a few months ago. Works great for playing lucky dip. Table rule: what you pull out you have to drink.

[@Eric-469]

@@bighead0107 did you?

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

He started out with reclaimed wood. He probably doesn't like it because of all the bs that goes into finishing it to look decent

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Plus when building for a customer personal choice shouldn't ever come into play

[@didnt-gf2ld]

😂 Вы классный и чувством юмора Ваши работы прекрасные Только недавно думала о таком столике😅 Чисто случайно зашла и увидела задумку свою😅😅😅

[@curtmuhlenberg9363]

that is seriously one amazing tool. wow. the possibilities are endless.

[@kanedNunable]

perfect release time. i can watch this having a morning coffee as my son got me up at 7am on a saturday. woop.

[@mladenmicic7390]

Awesome, as most of your builds. Two things I'd do differently, use leftovers for ribs and build a door on a base.

[@SuperFly1414]

Hey Jason. Next time when you need a clamp for round things, I think a vehicle ratchet strap would work great. Oh, and another idea, instead of using a piece of scrap wood to help drill/cut, just get some pink insulation foam from the hardware store. It will be flat, you can cut into it, it is light, it is easily replaceable, but most importantly you are not using scrap wood. This will allow you to keep that for further projects with no unnecessary cuts or holes in it. Love the table!

[@lechatbotte.]

Round and round and round. Will it go round in circles?? I’m learning so and having way too much fun doing it. For king and country how wonderful great group.

[@lisabraun6036]

I got a KZbin ad in the middle of your policy genius ad. Thanks for being so efficient and getting it all over at once!

[@patshipp9195]

King and Country that's awesome and so are they.

[@SpencleyDesignCo]

Awesome work on this one, Jason!

[@stevefieldski3988]

love a friday moth video

[@FlygareGarth]

Besides band clamps, you can also look for endless loop ratchet straps. They function very similarly. Band clamps can cost 2 to 4 times as much.

[@erichelm4339]

The best Christian band out there. They are awsume.

[@leahwilson1188]

Love the table and love For King and Country!

[@matthewmetcalfe6853]

For King and County is gonna dig this.

[@dfcr84]

Great build! For King & Country 💪🏻💪🏻

[@Kelly-lo6cz]

That is gorgeous

[@167curly]

You've got to love its simple elegance. Well done!

[@Lutzboater]

Outstanding, simply outstanding !!

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Clean, simple, classic design. Nice work sir.

[@sophiazworldz]

Beautiful table that matches your incredible skills. I know u may be insanely busy but I would love to see more videos. Three weeks is too much of a wait😄😍 PS. That storage shelf u made and highlighted some of the other stuff in the shop u made, I quite like the countertop in the shop. It would be nice if u did a video on that build if u can, thanks. Keep the videos coming...more often❤️💕🌸🌺

[@TheCHRISCaPWN]

In 2X showed, that video was the perfect length to eat a Jimmy John's sub and chips. Kudos for that!

[@drshark61]

This is great and I am a huge For King and Country fan as well.

[@michaelgonzalez8863]

Awesome rubbing out skills ! Great video

[@humancattoy7767]

It's unique and quite interesting. I think you are a woodworking mad scientist.

[@jameswieser2857]

Can you Do an episode on how you would ship large wood pieces? Looking at all the different shape and sizes you make, how do you go about packaging them, so they dont get damaged in transport?

[@rangersforlife9251]

Good idea for an episode. Also it would be cool if you could put the amount of time (hours spent) it takes to complete each build.

[@juanarchie]

Hey!!! Miss your videos! Thanks to your inspiration I’m starting my own shop!!! Keep up the good work!!! Such a great dude!

[@craigesmith4835]

Wow. Beautiful table, great build.

[@alastairchestnutt6416]

Great looking table.

[@matthewsmith5894]

If you haven’t heard any of For King and Country’s music I would be really surprised! (But, something tells me you have!) That is a very clever build, using new tools and techniques to make a sweet table!

[@hjboots]

Awesome sauce wish i was as talent. Keep making us remarkable wood projects and don`t forget things to buy and not video's and how to`s. Thank you for sharing.

[@khurram88]

Did anyone notice the subtle comedy of him carving the spoon while talking about Policy Genius?

[@Bourbonmoth]

Yeah I caught that.

[@dalemyers3573]

Absolutely fantastic,

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

Entertaining as always and a great looking table

[@SomewhatAbnormal]

Ah! You finally got a Shaper Origin! Welcome to the club, you’re gonna love it! BTW, ensure that your circles are really perfect especially when they are large like the one you made. I’ve noticed a slight inconsistency with large diameter circles depending on how much Shaper tape you’ve used and the amount of dominos the Shaper can see so keep an eye on that domino detector in the upper right corner of the screen as you cut. Side note, I checked the consistency of the diameter by also adding a small center hole to my pattern, then using that as a pivot point for a gauge. None of this matters if tolerance is irrelevant - if it’s a table top, 1/16” variance won’t make a difference. But if you’re using the large circle as a gear (for lack of a better example), then you may want to check that you have a perfect circle.

[@ChipEstrada]

I WOOD (sic) have put a reference hole in the bottom of the table and used a circle jig to cut the circle instead of some overpriced gismo.

[@javoss123]

It does a hell of a lot more than circle cutting.

[@beautinkham6433]

While I was watching as you made the jig for applying your canvas backer to your base pieces I had a thought. Being as I haven't personally done this before I thought I would put it out there to see what I might be overlooking. Rather than laying your pieces with the curved face down, couldn't you have stretched the canvas over your jig, leaving it a little long, and then applied your pieces flat side down?

[@krisbabic89]

Could be wrong but it may be that it’s easier bc you can apply glue to all the wood at once and you can lay the fabric down in 1 sheet vs piece by piece. It eliminates having to apply glue to each piece individually

[@kanedNunable]

i was thinking the same.

[@charlierivera1946]

Exellent like always!!! Really like the idea!

[@karenmitchell6814]

A pile of shavings on the bench in front of you would have been an amusing touch to the wood carving/advert segment. 😉

[@julhe8743]

Wow you are so talented 🙏

[@Airwrecka1980]

5 seconds in and I already liked the video. I know it will be awesome.

[@savanabatt9712]

You always build really cool stuff but I really like the high end design of this one! I'm not sure if you are in to that but I would love to see you build more high end furniture like this as you are a great resource for how to build things the right way. Love the oak..... and the finish :) but that is the designer in me.

[@joelcopeland3018]

Great build and a very nice table...

[@stephensneddon1059]

Fantastic video, fantastic work...great guy🇬🇧👍🏻

[@816Woodworks]

That router is insane!!! I will buy one when I win the lottery.

[@treeforge]

Nicely done sir

[@theelmagoo]

New potential slogan for your channel.... "Bourbon Moth Woodworking..... Nice and Smooth.... Nice and Tight!!!"

[@theelmagoo]

Oops, I also missed "Nice and Bendy" :D

[@theelmagoo]

Also missed "Nice and Dry"

[@youliveyoulearnyouburn]

Brah you gotta do one on how do make wooden square dowels not the round ones 🤙🏾

[@ChipEstrada]

I love For King and Country!

[@amandaalc1827]

Well done! I want to get into woodworking but before I do I am watching as many videos as possible. Any suggestions on what are some things I should know before getting into it?

[@raydriver7300]

I like your style, Jason. Good job well executed and explained 🌞

[@rtgray7]

I may be in the minority these days but build and shop tip videos are still the one's I click on!

[@c.a.g.1977]

13:00 Expert woodworker, expert miller, and... expert spoon carver

[@Cobyc5150]

That shaper origin is a dream tool😍😍 Im in love, leave me in a shop with one of those and some beautiful things will happen!! Can't wait to see more uses for it

[@ivan7453]

Hey Jason, nice work. Love your videos. Please keep them coming

[@michaelmiller1109]

Love it! Keeping making videos!

[@aaronmcintyre3998]

Super cool thank you

[@andreeybartopakpahan5092]

Keep watch for the next project 👍🏼

[@crisantechris]

This might be my favorite build yet! (well besides the boat) lol.

[@TheNewports]

Like King and Country!!

[@steitos]

*Hi, good job 🤗🤗🤗*

[@charisgrace7172]

This is soo perfect! Can you please provide your measurements including for your bases

[@tjacksonwoodworker3726]

Nice job!

[@markroper9269]

Looks great! Nice job!!

[@lmslasher8570]

Your work and video presentations are pristine!! Well done, digging the canvas wrap! And the other project from the previous video you did aswell! See you in the next video!! 💯

[@marymigliore3396]

For King & Country , is one amazing group !!! Check them out !

[@TimHoundDog]

love it

[@Lauritsen24]

Cool channel, keep em coming.

[@indianadavejones]

Fantastic content. You’re awesome. Keep doing what you do.

[@iLLeag7e]

your channel is awesome. thanks for the content!

[@boondoggleparadox]

Oddly enough, at 3:14, I think you mean to say that the circumference is determined by the diameter. In this case, the circumference is the length. Dividing the circumference by pi gives you the diameter; therefore, your laid out length needs to be pi multiplied by the desired base diameter.

[@impliedpower]

Thank you for pointing that out. My math brain melted down when I heard this!

[@Hellyers]

I hope to see that in a for King & Country music video some day 👍

[@wolf359loki]

Love your channel. I was wondering if you would do a set of furniture for babies? Like highchairs for twins, or triplets? Maybe a Playpen? I would love to make something for our Triplets coming in December as sort of a heirloom piece.

[@ericsimpson4045]

Cool the KZbinr I prefer as a Shaper Origin now! Enjoy the tool looking forward to see how you will include it in your workflow. Personally I like it a lot!

[@nothereatall7544]

For King and Country eh, not bad. Big boy Jason's makin it to the top

[@naimahq8739]

@Bourbon Moth Woodworking can you hypothetically use a magnet on the last 10 dowels so it can partially open giving one access to the side for storage? Strange question. I know!

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you : )

[@austerity101]

It's a beautiful table. I'm curious as to why, instead of affixing the top to the base after it's assembly, one wouldn't attach the top circle of the base to the table top, then assemble the base that way. The inner slats could be attached to the base top first before attaching the top to the base top, then the base bottom could be attached and then finally the fluted canvas. That would at least avoid the awkwardness of attaching the table top last, but I'm probably just overlooking something.

[@shawnrothman260]

You'd most likely end up gluing the bottom to the top and then it would be impossible to take apart...

[@islandcharlie7132]

That's nice.

[@inekelassooij840]

Geweldig gedaan top job 🤩👍💪✊ Groetjes uit Holland 👋🏼🌹🌹🌹

[@js100tr]

You're right. Crazy easy with that ~$2,500 tool.

[@mariandubois7645]

Beautiful table. Question…. I live in a small house and love furniture that will multi task. How would you make add storage to the pedestal?

[@Rossithailand]

Mr beard ,,,,,,,hello from thailand 🇹🇭 😄 👍

[@jameshwren]

I saw a giant mouse pushing a spool table like this years ago out in Kentucky, it might have been a fever dream, either way, good work.