Root Into Table Transformation

[@floresexterminating]

Cool way to use that stump! Great job!

[@anilvarughese-hw3ez]

The finish work is larger than the initial stump!

[@JonJon-gu7xy]

Turned out Great! Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated.

[@phil4543]

That's a cool piece well done 👍

[@DavidTaylor-ki2ir]

Beautiful! Great Job. I just got a couple of root stumps from trees that have been removed from my work campus which I have taken home. How can I find that cutting tool? Can it be rented?

[@jonathanstriden4846]

Ok. You want to tell me that this table is out of your comfort zone when you have a cnc plane the tangled root surface in two passes? What level of comfort are you normally accustomed to?

[@ramirojarrin1055]

Hi, Great work and machinery. I´m from Ecuador and just for curiosity how much would you sell the root table for. Regards.

[@antoniovandias8653]

Hi guysCan i just ask,How do you deal with the fact that the wood ia still green?Cos i have some tree roots here, bytes dont know when to sart workin on them..

[@jamesmiller210]

Very disappointed in not getting to see more of the finishing / sanding / grinding portion of the project.

[@johnperkins8895]

Did you ever sell it? Nice work sir.

[@YouCanBuildThat]

No, unfortunately it was too rotted for use but it was fun to play.

[@jlgoins64]

Nice work.

[@mylastright]

great table man

[@davidf2375]

How come you didn't put any kind of finish on it????

[@richm7873]

Assuming you didn't finish it because it's too green?

[@reggietaylor9254]

Amazing! What kind of saw is that?

[@TheMikesShiz]

i believe its a sawmill

[@kreigdernier9553]

Its Mexican staring saw of southern sri lanka

[@dwb289]

hey there, so I'm new to this type of stuff. only just built a dining room table and hand sanded the wood with crappie hand held plastic flat sanders. I have a small root system like this that im wanting to make into a chandelier. what method of sanding equipment would you recommend for getting the nooks and Crannies? just a pice of sandpaper and sheer will? I feel like there should be sandpaper gloves or something... I may invent it if it's not already a thing.

[@lestermiller2717]

dwb289 buy a bunch of sanding sponges. I used a special grinding wheel on my hand held die grinder for rough work first. Then tons of hand sanding to finish things up.

[@amandaworley2064]

Sandblast will make it look great.....but then again a blast box is pretty costly

[@carstenbarth589]

"You can build that" - you only need 50.000$ worth of woodworking machines

[@Metrosexualmod27]

Lol yessss

[@brandonpatterson51]

Na .... about $2000 give or take ..... depends how good you can be with a chainsaw ... a chainsaw can make those milling cuts .... Sanding def takes the time on that piece

[@embracethesuck1041]

I did something similar with a walnut stump about that size. Roughed it with a chainsaw, flattened it with a router and homemade jig and the rest was basic sanding and finishing.

[@colsinclair7793]

Nice work' giving me ideas

[@RJM1011]

Wonderful work. :))

[@marieabalos3419]

Dude where can I get one of those saws!??

[@user-by7hj4dj9s]

+marie abalos any agriculture type shop could probably get their hands on something like this for you

[@amandaworley2064]

Harbor freight has cheep ones...it's for milling logs...

[@amandaworley2064]

And when I say cheep I mean around 3k

[@outoworkdreamer]

Nice job, thanks!

[@battdamon4517]

Love this.

[@beckyboyt8535]

You have a comfort zone? Nice video and end product. Once again, you raise the bar on creativity. Did you have much problem with rocks embedded in the wood?

[@jimjamesjonesjameson]

for how long did you let the roots dry?

[@mckinleymac3452]

7 years

[@darrenmarchant1720]

back ground music credits?

[@YouCanBuildThat]

It's at the end 👍🏼

[@monoshock57]

Couldn't you pressure wash the wood first, insted of blowing it with air. I think it would be faster.

[@YouCanBuildThat]

Yeah, but I didn't feel like driving this big thing down to the car wash. I did use a water pressure washer on the stump table project though.

[@MichaelFazio]

+You Can Build That Ah good idea. I'm about to do my first stump project and I think I will drive it to the car wash. :)

[@MrDukanpower]

"Find him on my space" dude are you serious? What's my space?

[@YouCanBuildThat]

Yeah! Actually I hit one with my chainsaw when I was just trimming it down at the beginning. Cut clean through it but the blade was shot!

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[@MHAUSMAN]

Nice. A good repurpose of raw wood.

[@darrenmarchant1720]

nice

[@hotmoon226]

Want to see the price tag :)

[@DodgeCity111]

$20

[@aviwemdodana7502]

Nice

[@markduncan6690]

A "Dialog' would be much prefered over this sound-track!!!

[@samebensalem4500]

ابداع

[@robertredford4332]

you did not record the most interesting part

[@mckinleymac3452]

Nice try obviously, but it looked like a total failure.

[@Therevdon]

Did I miss the newsletter about the competition for worst music on a KZbin video? Seems like everybody is trying to outdo everybody else with horrible music... I don't get it

[@stevemarshall5197]

Great video fucking awful music !

[@kumatmebro315]

Its really ugly i don't get why people like this look

[@Therevdon]

Did I miss the newsletter about the competition for worst music on a KZbin video? Seems like everybody is trying to outdo everybody else with horrible music... I don't get it

[@mariosacco3597]

Lampadari rustici