DIY CONCEALMENT COFFEE TABLE! Rustic DIY Super Easy! STEP BY STEP BUILD

[@gavincline209]

And you can never go wrong with some RFID locks. They always make everything cooler. Not quite as simple as your good metal rod trick, but a lot more cool factor. Lol

[@MaxF01]

Definitely!! Haha the cool factor is definitely worth taking into consideration! Thanks for the good ideas!

[@robertcasto9806]

Nice job. For the foam you can use floor mats that are sold at Harbor Freight. Maybe do a flag top with Betsy Ross stars for other option.

[@MaxF01]

Thank you Robert! Those are both great ideas!

[@mikemaldag897]

Awesome... good job , I love it... I would make an American flag for the top but that’s me ... thanks for sharing..! Have a great weekend and stay safe...

[@MaxF01]

Thanks a lot Mike! That would look amazing!! Thank you and you do the same

[@crypto_pinto2660]

Love the magnetic lock idea I am totally using your idea

[@richatfive-threedetailshop78]

Literally just talking to my buddy yesterday about building one of these, excellent timing, thanks Max!!!

[@MaxF01]

Thats awesome Rich im happy to hear! No problem if you decide to build one i hope it goes well!!

[@ApexVisions87]

Awesome love it thanks for sharing! 👍

[@Dusty11408]

Your presentation was very well done sir. Easy to understand and follow.

[@stevensurrett2216]

The reason your table top is wobbling is because the legs that pivot on your mechanisms have holes in them and these are there for stabilizers to run from side to side. This could be a problem for space inside but is the cure to make it open evenly. Nice table.

[@matthewbunch5935]

I'm making one now. I'm going to put under mount drawer hinges to have the table top slide open

[@jamesjordan7460]

Great job bro!

[@gavincline209]

You’d have to run a divider down the middle and 2 extra hinges. It would make 2 separate cabenit spaces but would make it a lot more sturdy.

[@MaxF01]

Very good point!

[@keothedestroyer1964]

Hey man just subscribed but watched all your 05 Chevy videos before. Hoping for more because I got the exact same truck, good luck to you brother ,great vids

[@MaxF01]

Thanks a lot man I appreciate it!!🙏🏼

[@maryfit3166]

Cool table!

[@MaxF01]

Thank you!

[@yishnir]

Thanks for this video. SUGGESTION/IDEA: Since you're using a large(ish) magnet for the key (opener), you could use a smaller (weaker) magnet inside behind the locking pin so that even if the table tilts or is moved around the locking pin will stay in. Also, thanks for including a link to the hardware you used.

[@MaxF01]

No problem! Thats a really good idea, thank you for sharing!!

[@howarderwin60]

0 po qq

[@tomleonard1589]

Nice job Max.

[@MaxF01]

Thank you very much Tom!

[@willsmiths5409]

Love the videos!

[@MaxF01]

Thank you!

[@josephromero1596]

That’s bad ass😎🇺🇸🇺🇸💯

[@MaxF01]

Thank you Joseph!! 🙏🏼🇺🇸😎

[@aparsons1982]

Nice garand thumb bruise

[@bretfox4532]

Still watching the video, looks great so far. At the part where your covering up the nail holes, what about pocket holes on the inside. That way you don't have to worry about them. Ok, Back to watching and keep up the good work.

[@bretfox4532]

Finished watching, it looks great. I'm still finishing up my concealment flag but I really want to make a side farm house table.

[@MaxF01]

Thats a really good idea! Thanks a lot man I appreciate it! A farmhouse side table would be awesome!

[@Shrubhumper]

Now you should make the same thing with a flag for the top. :D Great work as always Max. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. Much appreciated sir!

[@ChazzerB31491]

You should add a small magnet on the inside to make it tip proof so the metal rod won't accidentally fall out and then use a stronger magnet to pull it out

[@crypto_pinto2660]

I have a similar tabletop and in between the hinges is a steel rod that prevents the table from wobbling just an FYI which you probably already knew

[@alexreid4131]

Great work! One question I have though is accounting for wood movement that May coz the table top to split o we time. I’ve seen people using bread board ends with floating tenons to counteract that since you used fixed braces that might be a problem maybe? Or don’t you think that’ll be a factor?

[@SuperBill68]

Quality

[@blainetaylor-is1ze]

Your hardware from Amazon what is it called so I can search for it

[@RayRay-if7rv]

Nice job how much

[@tomo4584]

Great video! Do you plan on putting a red dot on your Glock pistol?

[@MaxF01]

Thank you Thomas! I would definitely like to at some point, or at least get another pistol and put a dot on it, one of my buddies has one with a dot and I remember it being a lot easier to get back on target after each shot

[@nsayegh3205]

great job! on a side note if you don't mind.....what brand lower (with the star on the magwell) is that on your AR pistol?

[@MaxF01]

Thank you!! Its made by F1 firearms, got that gun about 8 months ago or so for $899 i think it was. I think now its about $1099 at the same store so the price has gone up a bit. But i really like it 👍🏼 it has a flag on the opposite side on the magwell too

[@nsayegh3205]

@@MaxF01 Thank you....I have a F1 upper and lower AR as well...very good workmanship!

[@MaxF01]

@@nsayegh3205 thats awesome! They make some awesome guns! Thank you again🙏🏼

[@Pressingontoperfection]

Hello do you have a cut list anywhere ?

[@emel8828]

The stain still looks blotchy even though you used a prestain conditioner. Can you put more coats of the conditioner, or is it just something you have to live with

[@MaxF01]

As far as i know that stuffs a one time use. I also noticed a few blotchy spots in the stain, it could have been spots i didnt sand as deep as the rest, im not too sure exactly though, im sure theres some explanation for it

[@MrPhoenix1800]

As a hobby woodworker That has been doing this for awhile now I can’t help but see improvements that should have been implemented in this build. The legs were a major no go for me exposing that end grain and not hiding it really takes away from this build. But we all have to start some where and it looks good for what it is. Keep up the hard work and striving for improving your craft

[@Pressingontoperfection]

So do you recommend cutting of the edges of the legs

[@kulomp]

What kind of wood did you use for your top? It don't look like a pine or spruce

[@MaxF01]

Its actually just common board from Home Depo which i think is usually spruce pine or fir

[@vincentmoreno9847]

What are the brackets called

[@Pressingontoperfection]

What size brad nails ?

[@juanpizano9429]

Las bisagras en dónde secompran

[@nancyinnevada2785]

COULD YOU USE A REFRIGERATOR MAGNET ON THE LOCKING PIN AND JUST LEAVE IT HANGING ON ❓ 🦅 💗 🤍 💙 🦅

[@Pressingontoperfection]

No because someone would pull it off

[@spanky4244]

I’m thinking I’m going to use drawer slides on mine could just notch out the back to give them a way to slide in and out .. looks like a nice table I’d keep improving the design with better joinery/ better lock and hardware that uneven opening and closing would drive me nuts. Good work man

[@MaxF01]

Thats a great idea! Thanks a lot for the feedback man I really appreciate it! Good luck on your build👍🏼