Modern Waterfall Table DIY For Beginners

[@windwalkeraerials4932]

12 min long video with no BS fluff and trying to make yourself look cool. Thanks for this, more YTers need to be like this.....

[@codewithkam]

The only DIY project I've seen on KZbin so far.

[@billballeza377]

Very nice, man! One day you’ll be helping your son-in-law on a build. It’s good to have family with skills!

[@andrewrease7227]

It's always dope to see DIY videos without tons of expensive equipment. Great work! I will be doing one similar soon so this was a huge help!

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@rich-garland]

Absolutely ripper finish bud , looks amazing! You did a awesome job . Table top grain Looks really really nice 👍

[@mattweaver5196]

Awesome job!!! Looks great. Thx for sharing.

[@DanHovarter]

I just removed a Redwood for a friend and got to keep the trunk. I’m making a waterfall table after watching this. Need to get me that oval hole saw thingamajiggy you got there. 🤙

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Its called a biscuit joiner. I think I paid 160 or something for it at home depot

[@tommyzegers]

Great work!

[@opes134]

impressive work man

[@TheRealTurboJesus]

It’s funny cause the metal is second nature to me as a welder but I’m a little intimidated about making these miter cuts without a track saw! Thanks for the video, helpful and entertaining

[@TreyJones]

Amazing!!!!!!

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed!

[@garysmith9282]

you sound like a pro already. good job.

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Ha! Thanks Gary!

[@kylapowell9750]

Beautiful!

[@kestutisk9397]

Great job 🎊👍Looks amazing!! 👌

[@dariancornish9787]

Great work, thanks for sharing.

[@thehandynomadthehandynomad843]

Great job bro!

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thank you. I love this table.

[@Joestacemazjojo]

Beautiful job man. Thanks for the instructional video

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Hey thank you! It was a lot of fun!

[@sierraaleneful]

Beautiful

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thank you!

[@mikebaker1044]

Nice job

[@kevinamymurphy7126]

To be honest, that was a really good video BUT at 10:35, I got really nervous that the steel leg would fall and damage itself, or the wood top. Easy to make to error - ask me how I know..... (it has nothing to do with the workmanship - that was beautiful. I'm just trying to prevent the point of a rant / tool throwing etc.)

[@jamartin1]

Beautiful!💜

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thank you!

[@brewtalityk]

yo what's with that line on the miter joint... you're not done yet

[@williamguzman6037]

Great job thsnks

[@cchristensen4]

How has the wood movement been? Also is the joint pretty strong?

[@chewinggumstudio785]

Awesome!👌

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Thank you!

[@RainDog222222]

that miter joint was woeful

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Looked good to me

[@kalibbybee4764]

It didn't seem super tight but there wasn't a great shot of it either. Getting that seamless joint is tough with those tools. Exactly why I'm on here looking at videos, looking for tips on the perfect joint without using professional tools

[@joshdiatte50]

Good solid info.

[@MrThenry1988]

Good work man. Again, good work. Did you sell it? Was also wondering what something like that might cost me if so. I've seen things like that for sale. Outrageous to not so bad. I do a little wood working with slabs I've made. Haven't went fully to this level.

[@imlivingyourlife7354]

Are you using plain packing tape to prevent epoxy leaking out?

[@tcwoodshop4438]

Yep

[@bh6984]

I see that you superglued (?) clamping cauls to blue painters tape. How is it that the painters tape withstands the pressure of the clamps and doesn't peel off? I was planning to use a brittle hide glue to adhere clamping cauls to my mitre joint but this method seems to involve SO MUCH less cleanup after the joint has set up. Rather than chiseling off the hide glue you merely pull up the painters tape.

[@tcwoodshop4438]

They just barely managed to hold on. In hind sight i would have put the painters tape parallel with the grain. It would have held on a lot better that way. I was more concerned with closing gap than I was clamping down with tons of pressure. The clean up was non existent

[@tcwoodshop4438]

If i were you I would use about 6 to 8 inch pieces of tape and lay the first piece on the edge about an inch from the joint and then lay all the subsequent pieces overlapping all the way across the joint. The surface area of the tape with allow for just enough grip to allow you to clamp it into place. Just dont over do it.

[@Randy-zq2zo]

Except you didn’t record the part in wanted to see 😢

[@mikebaker1044]

Nice

[@dushyantpuri]

9:02 jhing jho...chukukukuku....jhing jhon

[@jacobwhitman3846]

Wooof what not to do….3 biscuits on a walnut slab….no thank you