DIY hairpin TABLE from OLD WOOD Fence

I´m building a coffee table with wood from an old fence. An upcycling project that everyone can do at home in a few hours! DIY hairpin TABLE.
👉 marmotaworks.com/ Visit my website. I have some of my projects for sale.
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Materials needed to build this table:
• Hairpin legs: amzn.to/42Ppchu
• Steel channels: amzn.to/3LYUjkp
• Finish: amzn.to/3Kfcm4y
• Epoxy resin: amzn.to/3nudYPd
• Pigment for epoxy: amzn.to/3Zww7JC
• Wood stain: amzn.to/3LVRaSD
• Caulk: amzn.to/3njpHQo
Tools:
• Foam paint brushes: amzn.to/3TT35T7
• Festool track saw: amzn.to/3XR9r74
• Festool Guide Rail: amzn.to/3H7CxJn
• Einhell cordless drill: amzn.to/3UuDUFb
• Flex orbital sander: amzn.to/3UCpeE8
• Sanding discs: amzn.to/3Hpo0cr
• Makita clamper: amzn.to/3uoF4as
• Facepiece respirator: amzn.to/3UpDPm4
• Bosch vaccum: amzn.to/3P9Qp7Z

[@marmotaworks]

Visit my website. I have some of my projects for sale. 👉 marmotaworks.com/

[@marmotaworks]

@@morgancalvi6675 I know... But even so, the United States is where I have made the most sales.

[@marmotaworks]

@@morgancalvi6675 Yes, but the shipping costs are the same as to Canada.

[@Sparkysings2]

The gradient turned out amazing! Great job!

[@marmotaworks]

I'm glad you like it!

[@carmengil55]

Amazing! On this occasion, I really liked how it looks with the stain, it makes the wood grain stand out!

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks! The wood was too pale, something had to be done.

[@raulobeso2668]

Bien esta que entre vosotros os habléis en inglés 😂

[@carmengil55]

@@raulobeso2668 😂😂😂

[@marmotaworks]

A mi no me mires, yo contesto en el idioma que me hablan. 😅

[@brooksc900]

Great table. Thanks for sharing.

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@raulobeso2668]

Muy chula la mesa y muy buena evolución 😊😊

[@marmotaworks]

Gracias Ruli!!!

[@RobertRandin]

looks great

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks!

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool great job

[@marmotaworks]

👍

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

Another gorgeous epoxy colored table. Thank you. I love watching your videos.

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks for watching. And for the first comment!

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

@@marmotaworks The walnut stain was a great choice. It really made the colors pop. 👍🏻

[@lelirobles5553]

Es way

[@marmotaworks]

👍

[@thelichisdeath]

it turn out nice! job well done! thanks!

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you for watching!

[@ChiefsFan62]

Very nice! It's a toss up, but I think I like the light color more. I think just a varnish would have darkened it a little. Beautiful either way! It's great that you did it all with relatively cheap sanders and epoxy and showed that most people can do it with what they have.

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you! Before staining it, I tried using only varnish at a scrap and I didn't like it. But to be honest, if I had to do it again, I would probably use a slightly lighter stain, like oak.

[@expatmoose]

Super kool, vielleicht nächstes Mal könnte man LEDs benutzen durch den epoxy 👍🏻

[@marmotaworks]

Danke! das ist ganz einfa zu instalieren

[@Spiritof62]

I love the table. I was wondering if a black stain would enhance the colors.

[@marmotaworks]

Yes, It could be a good idea

[@RN-wg7ui]

I will definitely try it! As always a gorgeous editing 😉

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you for noticing the video editing.

[@firenbubble]

une belle table. merci pour la video, tchao biloute.

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks for watching.

[@russellyoung9520]

Beautiful work........I wonder though, and this is my opinion...if wooden legs, with the same grain of wood, would have made it better......Still WOW.......Beautifully amazing.....

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you! Sure, wooden legs are always better. But I want to make something fast and cheap...

[@denisfilion-je3mw]

Really love your stuff. It’s original and breath of fresh air after watching everyone doing same things over and over. Love the brilliant colors. It’s not in your face but catches your eye in a pleasant way. WHAT DO YOU USE TO COLOR YOUR EPOXIE IF YOU DONT MIND ME ASKING?

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you for your kind words. I use opaque pigment paste. amzn.to/3Zww7JC

[@jonnywright3995]

Marmota Works. Again a very nice piece of craftmanship. Always enjoy your videos and the products you produce. What was the stain you used?

[@marmotaworks]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it. It's walnut powder dye. It comes in packets and you just have to mix it with water before using it.

[@jonnywright3995]

@Marmota Works thanks for that. Have you ever tried using a coffee mixture for staining wood or charcoal mix stain? Particularly on very light pieces?

[@marmotaworks]

I had never heard of dyeing wood with coffee before, I will inform myself about it and try it out.

[@jonnywright3995]

@Marmota Works plus its sustainable and all that jazz, so high on the list of what people look for in products nowadays. Essentially you can make the coffee stain as dark or as light as you want it, just depends on how you strong a pot of coffee you make or what type of roast you use.

[@marmotaworks]

@@jonnywright3995 Sure! I've been looking and it looks good. If I ever use it in a video, just know it's thanks to you.

[@johnnycorn7225]

What kind of boards are those nice grain

[@marmotaworks]

Nothing special. I would say pine

[@johnnycorn7225]

@@marmotaworks I thought it looked like pine! Turned out fantastic, I really like your work and am learning a lot from watching, top notch content. I'm giddy today, because I was just talking about how hard it is to find cherry to work with( I look for extra or unwanted logs that aren't too large the same way you do) and the tree service just dropped off a lot of PERFECT seasoned dry red cherry at my buddies house for firewood and I get plenty of it for free. A good day indeed!!! Thanks again for the tutorials, loving it and working my way into the shop fulltime, woo

[@farhanahmed6720]

sir you are a great work i love it .you know sir we are learn to your work .we are sub your chanal .i wait his your next videos.sir please show the chemicals using to make the table .thanks

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks for the sub! The products I used to make the table are listed in the video description.

[@carterfridd7070]

nice

[@marmotaworks]

Many thanks!

[@жизньвкотеджеизопилок]

Класс

[@marmotaworks]

👍

[@marmotaworks]

I didn't understand a word.

[@anatolybulatov4931]

👍👍👍

[@marmotaworks]

😁

[@bamereg]

This is very much a Marmota table except for the stain, which makes the wood look blotchy and greyish. A lighter stain might've had a different effect.

[@marmotaworks]

Thanks for watching! Actually, if you see it live, it looks much better. My wife, upon seeing the video, said exactly the same thing as you. Now that I've brought it home, she wants to keep it and put it in the living room...

[@bamereg]

@@marmotaworks I'm glad she likes it :)

[@georgemasson4571]

Is the proxy expensive to buy ??????

[@marmotaworks]

Yes

[@mulla_modi]

Oops!!! I think it didn't turn out the way you or at least I would have wanted, the many coloured start became a few coloured end.

[@marmotaworks]

Working with epoxy of different colors is complicated. They blend together during curing process and there is nothing to do about it...

[@mek4277]

Overall I like the idea but it was much better before you stained it. The stain brought out the wood grain too much and then it detracted from the colored epoxy.

[@marmotaworks]

Okay. I accept the criticism

[@Ghostone00]

hello. just talk about what are you doing. tell us your exprience, errors, advice, just like blacktail studeo .

[@marmotaworks]

I do it in newest videos