The Metal & Resin River Table 🙈

[@jbtechcon7434]

12:40 "...floating to the bottom" is the most positive spin on "sinking" I've ever heard.

[@gbadge9275]

As soon as he said it I gravitated to the comments.

[@minagica]

@@gbadge9275 🤣

[@bradnotbread]

The Titanic floated 😃...to the bottom 😕

[@katiebaybee29]

A river table with crushed mirror glass, rhinestones and glitter would look amazing

[@IRL_Vibez]

Hey Nick! This is a REALLY good idea! I’d love to see what you’d come up with. Take this as a friendly challenge!

[@torch1028]

Hot pink resin or nah?

[@henrytiffanyr]

And we shall call it Trish. 👄💄💋👱🏻‍♀️👙👛👚🐷🌸💐🌷🍧🛍🎀💗💝

[@Wi-Fi-El]

Or lots of gems. Real gems would be too pricey, but plastic or glass gems should look real enough in the resin

[@carolync5900]

Bling bling table lol.

[@b.b.a.2886]

this is just my opinion. If you used way less metal shaving on the bottom insteded of the top and used a turquoise or blue die. It will look more like a river and the metal shaving will look like fish swiming

[@almadeckard8360]

I liked it best with the first pour. It looked like fish.

[@jeniwatkins3297]

That would be cool

[@daveywaves5325]

You don't want die! you want dye.

[@aquadonia]

I personally was hoping for the Prussian Blue over the orange. The color constrast would have been gorgeous! 😍 Still a great table, though!

[@miguelhusada9238]

ya mean dye?

[@khaleesi4210]

I think the legs you chose for these tables suit them very well. My cat loves watching your videos. No idea why. She sits on my lap and watches them all the way through. Maybe she'll build me a table someday.

[@stevewarren5913]

Wait she sits on my lap lapping where I sit?

[@wolfcat1998]

She's just thinking how much fun it would be to knock things off a custom table.

[@courtneydeclercq2867]

You better post a video when she does. It would be one puuuurfect table

[@stormangelus6638]

Just a suggestion for the next time you're using molds: Once you've got them "set", put water in them and let it sit for an hour. If you have leaks, you'll find out and it's a hell of a lot cheaper than losing all that epoxy!

[@smiffy5467]

"Float to the bottom' thats where it went wrong, you needed the stuff that sinks to the top!!! HaHa

[@YaeTsukiko]

Hahaha. I burst our laughing too.

[@goldbunny1973]

I die laughing every time I watch Nick's videos but I'm already thinking, how many people on YT are recognisably/suspected to be related? Our NZlinkd family "stand-up comedian DNA" lurks behind a wide range of generally co-ordinated hand skills with a dose of military / medical + petrolhead thrown in... I laughed so much at your sharp wit. Lol!

[@djgillon3192]

Bobbert Bobby “do people say that things” sound familiar

[@kentuckyfriedhuman8193]

Andy Smith xD

[@rafezetter8003]

@@bobbertbobby3975 What makes you think he's a Kiwi? He's clearly English.

[@benpress8884]

Lol I love how you always say "I'm not sure how this is going to turn out" and generally speaking it turns out to be fantastic.

[@kjellbjorge5271]

Nick could you try making another table with Glow in the Dark plastic BB's and that black Resin ? Cause I bet you would get a pretty cool effect out of it.

[@anon-human]

That sounds pretty *_funky_*

[@Krisflitton]

I think the bbs would pop right out of the resin the second he tried to turn it...

[@jessiegarner2772]

@@Krisflitton Table. He wouldn't turn it. It would be in the table.

[@Krisflitton]

Ah.. Missed where he said table. Lol

[@Krisflitton]

But the bbs would probably float on the resin so hed have to do several pours.

[@jenkroll843]

This is my first time watching you, but I love that you showed your mistakes instead of just editing it to look like it went well the first time around.

[@davidcasarez2295]

Who else watches these videos with no intention to ever attempt to make anything 😂

[@ruthiecoltrane6640]

😂 I dont even have a garage and I buy my furniture from Ikea.... 😏 and this isnt the only woodworking channel I watch...

[@tia-8802]

I watch these for inspiration. I don't have a proper shop and I don't have any woodturning tools. However, I do work with glass, metal and resin and have gotten a ton of great ideas from Nick!

[@robertkaroly1841]

you wanna recommend a job for a friend, and it turns out the job can be done by yourselfs, so you got profited on motivity and start up a projekt - and i'm really exited how it turns out - so, you really gotta build that shed for yourself's, and if you'r 40, you can afford it :) .....and i wood put a 3rd ingredient for those resin mixtures if i could

[@AAIB2024]

92% of us

[@teestjulian]

I'm putting together a shop as we speak. Looking for a used lathe.

[@institches1953]

I can hear Peter Brown crying in the distance when he brought the metal out.

[@helm_108]

My first thought was “Making a Murder Table”

[@kariechaos5382]

True. He did make the blank for the Murder Bowl. I knew when Nick started picking colours that the black was going to look the best against the silver of the shavings.

[@danielwadeson5307]

Don’t forget about Carl Jacobson too

[@vitotaylor36]

@@danielwadeson5307 Carl turned the bowl Peter cast

[@Redeadwalker13]

Glad I'm not the only Peter viewer here 😍

[@madcacher1119]

I could spend a lot of time highlighting how cool they turned out - they certainly are stunning. My real appreciation, though, is that you’ve showed your process end to end, including mistakes, and showed us how you overcome stumbles to achieving a truly stunning outcome. Thank you for being your courage and honesty. ☺️

[@courtneydeclercq2867]

I couldnt agree more. The fact that he keeps those mistakes and corrections in his videos also gives a boost of confidence for new wood turners as mistakes can often be discouraging. But to see how something so beautiful that has been created and that process includes making mistakes encourages people to look past it and to find a solution to a beautiful creation. Also to you Cathyd - Thank you for posting this comment, it actually put a smile on my face and helped me to remember that there is more to appreciate than just the end product. Thank you for that.

[@stewiex]

Nick, stop giving yourself a headache... Swap out the hot glue gun for clear silicone in a caulking gun. It will seal correctly the first time as long as you let it dry for about an hour. Also, once you run the bead, wet your finger and smooth the silicone down which presses it into any cracks.

[@FEARLESSME-JoPaddy-]

Yeeeeees

[@186044army]

Also before pour fill with water to check for leaks

[@taleandclawrock2606]

How do you stop the resin running under the wood?

[@fp9623]

taleandclaw rock you clamp it down really tight. I guess you could also put silicone on the very edge of the "river" cavity so that there's a tight seal between the wood and the surface you're working on. You should be able to peal the silicone off or sand it after the resin has set (I'm not sure if this last thing works though, it's just an idea)

[@spicybeantofu]

Doesn't that stuff have a bad smell?

[@biohayzer]

I love how you show all your ‘rookie’ mistakes/ trials and errors where a lot of others channels just do a ‘look how easy this is’ type scenario👏🏻🤓

[@Sheeats2]

I absolutely love the ones you didn't plan to turn out the way they did. They are both beautiful. Thanks for sharing these pieces of art.

[@jess8030]

US third shift worker here. i love your friday morning uploads, theyre a great way to close out my work week! stay funky!! 😎

[@JustNatax3]

Aw man... it lookd so good with the metal sunken to the bottom, like a sparkly riverbed but you kept calling it a mistake and insisted on wanting shavings on top... gaahh LOL

[@Clought]

yeah I agree the metal at the bottem looked better, idk how I feel about it now..

[@Bellanoctumn]

I would have named the first one Gold Rush, and sold it to a US gold rush collector person. its gorgeous!

[@JustNatax3]

@@Bellanoctumn Great idea!!! Sparkling gold nuggets in a yellow canyon river!

[@AckageHSC]

I agree I think the orange would have been better that way. I do like the black one as is though

[@ryanchapman2636]

@@JustNatax3 that would be great with brass instead of aluminium shavings

[@ryanretting8703]

Wonder what it would look like if you embedded an LED strip at the bottom of the “river” and how the light would leak and reflect through the metal and resin. Looks wonderful regardless.👍👍

[@shreddder999]

Someone already did that with a different table.

[@pauls5745]

awesome idea!

[@Spendomaniac]

The resin finish was wonderful. It really brings out the beauty of the wood.

[@raykrassel4607]

I think if you didn’t want the shavings to sink to the bottom you could’ve done a layer of orange resin. Let it cure. Then mixed the shavings in because they’d be closer to the top and not the bottom. Maybe. Idk I’ve never used resin.

[@carlosstockmann-wedding1029]

This is what i thought !

[@Mans-Azad]

That is how you should do it and also use a bit less of the metal

[@spicybeantofu]

You let it cure just a bit. Like where it's firm but still soft. So you could gently push it in and it would float and not sink. Like honey.

[@katyp855]

The orange resin wasn’t the beat choice though. It didn’t look right.

[@RUSSIANUK]

He kept saying "it has floated to the bottom" so we're all wrong. 😂

[@melissaannspake7990]

I think I cried a little when you cut those gorgeous slabs in half 😢

[@PohlBarnProductions]

Those turned out really really nice Nick, made mistakes myself on my first table pour, not a river table but I found that the resin comes off the easiest and fastest using a heat gun and a putty knife, much faster than sanding, grinding belt sander YUP I tried them all, LOL See ya next week, Hopefully ! Doug

[@ryanchapman2636]

I would never have thought of that. Good shout :)

[@JZStudiosonline]

If you're removing resin with a heat gun and a putty knife, it's either Grade Crap resin, or it's not cured yet. If it's not cured yet Acetone generally eats through it pretty well.

[@PohlBarnProductions]

Thankfully it wasn't cured yet, marine grade epoxy, I did try Acetone and that just made a slimy mess. as the mistake was mine in the first place the heat gun soften up the resin so I could push the putty knife along underneath it fairly easily. it was a lot of work but faster in the long run than any of the other options I'd tried,

[@mszoomy]

When I was just a young pup, I worked at a small aluminum manufacturing shop. We made various parts for boats, everything from cleats, tie downs, railings, ladders and just about anything made of aluminum that would be part of a boat. I mention it because we would save all the swarf in 55 gallon drums, at the end of the month someone would go around the shop taking drink orders. We'd turn all that scrap into a recycling center and have a party, food, drinks, music. Good times. Tables look great, I don't mind the long video when there's something to show for it. The legs were cool as well but don't forget to put your emblem on those. You said you were going too but I didn't see them

[@pandorabox2121]

mszoomy That sound like you had a lot of fun.

[@mszoomy]

@@pandorabox2121 we did, it was a small crew, maybe 20 people. I was taking night classes in college and I think almost everyone there smoked 😵 so we had a great time. Never missed a deadline and never had a serious injury. Good times.

[@pandorabox2121]

mszoomy Sound like you had a blast, and have great memories

[@Taylor_Me]

wish the color was blue instead of orange

[@geekay2747]

Agree. Orange just seems wrong. Blue would compliment the color of the metal. Orange would have been good with brass shavings, IMHO

[@austentx9102]

You two should build your own then, and then guess what? You can pick any color that you want.... why post a comment like that man... just to crap on someone's hard work?

[@geekay2747]

@@austentx9102 Not criticizing dude. Lighten up a bit, eh?

[@austentx9102]

Gee Kay what you said was "not" criticizing? Really? "orange seems wrong, blue would compliment the metal" sounds like it to me, but what the hell... go on and post what you think about what should have been done bc your epoxy/resin river table videos are much better, right? I just get tired of this and sometimes it can be harmful to simply post things like that.

[@spicybeantofu]

Or even purple or that turqouse.

[@fruittoperfection]

I cannot begin to iterate how gorgeous the end results are. nicely done.

[@rebeccastanley7473]

Never stop using the "glove snapping" sound effect. I need it in my life.

[@stevewarren5913]

Go see your proctologist !

[@3169frog69]

makes me want to "RUN".

[@lady_dragoness6344]

Everyone: ~insert constructive crit and other art advise~ Me: you left your cup outside...

[@SamDaremie]

THANK YOU! I was freaking out over the lonely coffee!

[@SkellaBonez]

I was like oh no the coffee

[@Bunny96Love]

Lady_ Dragoness literally same

[@CarieSaad]

*advice

[@helema23]

my issue was the label on the floor and the flip it did.... but he didnt say anything about it.

[@envyalakye4766]

I feel the high gloss actually accentuated the wood and resin in the table. Also protects it from spills so thats a huge plus

[@janetdeloach4712]

Both tables turned,out fabulous. So much work to create beautiful objects.

[@I.no.ah.guy57]

This was pretty awesome and I didnt mind the length of the video. I love watching building processes, especially when resin is involved. The swarf was a cool idea too. The tables look great

[@KimberlyMWylie]

Tyvek tape the inside of your mold edges, you'll never have any leaks. And resin doesn't stick to Tvek tape. I put it on the entire bottom of my mold - anywhere resin will touch. Resin separates from it like a dream! Plus, I can use anything for a mold - melamine, plywood, whatever.

[@HeatherWrightArt]

I'm so jealous! I have wanted to create a 'river table' since I first saw one about two years ago... those live edge slabs are so expensive, it will have to wait. Along with my own channel, I am starting a new project - a pallet workshop. Of course the guys at my husband's shop think I can't do it so now I am even MORE determined to get it done!!! Now I just have to spend all those hours tearing apart pallets... hmmmmmm...... The grain on those slabs is so freakin' gorgeous!!! These tables are completely awesome!!! And yes, I LOVE the long videos ;-)

[@jeniwatkins3297]

Yaay! Another women that loves woodworking 😎

[@HeatherWrightArt]

@@jeniwatkins3297 Haha, I go to sleep and wake up thinking about it! I have just started tearing apart wood pallets to build my workshop, hopefully it will be completed by summer!

[@jeniwatkins3297]

@@HeatherWrightArt That's awesome! Beat of luck to you

[@HeatherWrightArt]

@@jeniwatkins3297 And you as well! 🍀🍀🍀

[@CHloE748]

You should start a series on your channel documenting the process! It would be interesting to watch, even if the first couple episodes are just you taking apart pallets lol. I would definitely sub to watch the process.

[@Modsnake98]

End result was much better than I thought based on the beginning lol Awesome job.

[@Wombat-blue]

I love them both. Would really love a desk made by you with this river effect. That would be fantastic.

[@RoarTalentz1]

The passion and creativity you show blows my mind.

[@HueyLionsheart]

They looked absolutely ace Nick, the silver against the black is especially eye catching.....and that wood grain was beautiful! Top work.👍😁

[@amberbouley]

Just found your videos. I always found projects like this fascinating. Looking forward to binge watching your vids for a while.

[@briansmeback8912]

I always wonder what your next attempt would look like? Your first attempts “winging it” turned out incredible. Given what you learned from your mistakes, what changes would be made to get the result you initially had in mind when you started? Part of the creative element of it all I suppose, perfection isn’t the goal, making awesome art and taking us with you is. Amazing work!!!

[@visserswp]

awesome result mate. should do stuff like this more often. I'd def like a kitchenware with a top like that; although id go for more of a satin finish swell

[@cassandrarowe2796]

I watch these videos with no intention of making any of it!! I just like seeing how these projects come out.

[@ZManZGaming]

Recently started watching your son's channel too. Cool little dude right there.

[@AlchemicNeedleworks]

It's 12:32 and I need to be up early but I couldn't not click on a new video from Nick Zammeti, especially not a River table one.

[@justplinkin4809]

Same here, just a last minute weather check and dang, there is that notification.

[@vitotaylor36]

I hope to someday make a river table. I want to make a gaming table for my Pathfinder GM

[@R0s3.R3d]

Saw you comment the second the clock turned 12:32, 3 days later

[@bellelise.]

I absolutely love this!! I've been thinking about this type of project for years. It's really nice seeing it comes together. So... I would have done a circular base, maybe cultured stone or iron- and something I can think about for the next 10 years 😁, this is your thing and you did it. It's been so fun watching. Thank-you thank-you!

[@MrBigMalT]

I know river tables are a bit marmite with the woodworking fraternity, but i bloody love what you’ve done here! The orange ended up a kind of toffee colour which looked excellent.

[@jessic.6300]

The shavings in resin is so pretty! Please try making something with them again, but clear with white pearl or opal powders

[@hetherpickwell5174]

I actually like the effect of the metal shavings on the bottom...almost like the bottom of a river bed

[@corgimas]

school of fish!

[@stevewarren5913]

I actually love the feel of metal shavings on my bottom just after I shave my bottom

[@youniversaldiscovery6339]

Could you make a river table that is like a diorama? Maybe foliage and such around the "River" banks

[@TH-kd1ju]

I have seen people put like fish, dolphins, shells and stuff in them and they look awesome!

[@E_starJ48]

@@TH-kd1ju that wud be amazing

[@chaotic_cryptid]

Yessss please

[@CMTHFAF]

Maybe with LEGO people rafting down the river?

[@gl4d10]

I love this idea, but for practicality, I would probably stick to rocks around and other smaller things embedded in the resin. Trees would get too much in the way, unless you were planning on just playing Warhammer or something on it.

[@salemswhich6668]

You could do the night sky in a river table

[@paranoiarpincess]

I was thinking galaxy ^-^

[@salemswhich6668]

@@paranoiarpincess yeah I think it would look great

[@katisland5030]

That's what I thought of too! Especially when he showed what it looked like when he'd ground down some of the metal!

[@RoadKillBill666]

These are incredible! When you were deciding what to do with the sizes, I thought you were going to make a waterfall table. That way you'd have the size you wanted and no wasted pieces! Beautiful work. The black one if my favourite, but I'm a bit of a goth, so that's to be expected.

[@lynnwillamo8444]

I love both colours! The tables are beautiful. Watching you create something is always fun and interesting.

[@addixxx15]

It would have looked like fish in a river before the top layer of metal. You should definitely try that with green/blue to make it look like a river with fish in it

[@bigstackD]

Absolutely friggen awesome matey 🤘🏻😆🤘🏻welldone they are great 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@ChanceKearns]

Too many beer Emojis, you wont feel good in the morning after all of those

[@ChanceKearns]

Rudy McCoy what

[@Skizalokzz]

Have you seen those MELTED CRAYON RIVER TABLES? You should definitely make one!

[@nickzammeti]

Skiza haha yeah they look wicked

[@kimgailor9128]

I’m enjoying all your videos!! Thanks for making our videos fun as well as educational.

[@hollylowery26]

After sanding I think they will look very similar. Not a coffee table but end tables. Gorgeous tables Nick, So groovy baby! 😎

[@ABomB42o]

Awesome idea. Try doing some test panels before pouring the final piece.

[@samson5erb312]

The black resin on the wood looks fantastic. Almost looks like Walnut or even black walnut.

[@Leonslockpad]

Two awesome jobs Nick my friend and liquid will find the path of least resistance😂👍😊👍😊😎

[@kayari1455]

I love the orange! It made the metal look gold. It fits better in a brown toned room..I'd love to see this in a cabin style home

[@cdurkinz]

The black resin with metal chips looks absolutely fantastic. Another youtuber made a bowl blank with the same combo and sent it to yet another youtuber who turned it on a lathe, and it was ridiculously amazing just like your table. The look is awesome. Great video!

[@SphericPixels]

I love Bobby Dukes intros as well. Fun to see it somewhere else, confused me for a sec haha

[@oldmanleggott1860]

Float to the bottom and sink to the top? 😘

[@SixRavenEight]

These are really beautiful. It's funny, I was hoping you would use orange, it's not chosen enough.. I love orange and black so I was really excited you used both. The orange one looks like a river of gold and silver and the black one is just magical. I'd be so happy and proud to have these in my home. I did see The Murder Bowl some time ago and thought of it when you chose black for the next table. Peter was pretty funny trying to get the thing filled. And as always, excellant vidoe, they're always so humorous and entertaining. ♥♥♥

[@dareelise7459]

My daughter absolutely loves your videos! She falls asleep to them at night. 💕

[@JVHarberden]

When you were pouring the orange resin I was thinking it looked like a dirty river filled with garbage BUT in the end it looks like a gold river which is super cool.

[@PaullaWells]

So cool! FYI - Check out Stonecoat Countertops for ideas on how to mold for a river table. You may even find some other cool pour ideas too. 😉 Did see Peter’s murder bowl. I think you’ll come up with some really interesting things for that swarf. Both tables are really cool. The orange looks like a gold producing river.

[@samson5erb312]

What if you made a river table while using copper or brazen shavings and colored the resin with all of your shades of blue but don't mix it at the way so it looks kinda like water.

[@Spuds0the0Potato]

That would be so pretty

[@puff000100]

Samson5erb Rocks yes I agree if you don't Stir It Up all the way just through it once or twice around so that you can see the color kind of swirling around the resin instead of completely diluted

[@gee530]

So beautiful! But where did your emblems go?

[@nickzammeti]

i forgot . lol

[@tallish87]

Might be best pouring a half cm layer of resin to start an once that curses, add the metal or material and more resin..means you wont have to sand much of it down an it wont be poking out..nice to see when things go wrong cant be perfect all the time trial an error, most real channel out there

[@christineingram55]

They turned out beautiful Nick..I like how you made them more industrial with the metal legs.. I used to cut tones of that a week to keep welders going..I could even weld too..that’s going back a bit lol..a little hint for using heavy things in the resin ..set a layer first ..when it’s dry you then add your filings..Don’t go quite to the top and put a final thin layer to seal them it ..It will save the sanding and look really good too..brilliant video .I love you try new things,make mistakes and keep going on to prove it will be ok and they both were beautiful ,the coat you put on top will make them much more durable too 😀

[@kattchaos7133]

I think if you do a translucent black with the metal shavings It'll give a better effect then the Orange. But other then that, good job! Whoops, I should of watched you do the second table before commenting. Lol

[@angelinataylor15]

At first I was like “that orange color looks terrible” but by the end I was sure which one I like better 😂

[@UnoCoolDaddyo]

A planing machine might work great to get the excess epoxy off and leaving the medium you are working with a bit more level...just a thought

[@seanwynkoop474]

Love to see those Planer Knifes after a pass or two . . . . . LOL

[@chelanlaw]

Love the calm, informative vibe of this video, with the bits of wit here and there. Very enjoyable to watch! I prefer watching your older videos now, over the newer, louder ones haha :P Keep up the amazing work!!

[@margaretsullivan5030]

I know I’m still catching up on old videos. That wood is gorgeous and the finished product is stunning. ❤

[@sarahs.9340]

Then you got to the sanding of the outer bark & I was like NOOOOO.

[@Gr8CanadianMom]

Only 30 seconds in, on the very first video I have ever watched of yours, and I NEED to say, I LOVE your accent!! (Ok, back to watching the video)

[@fibrodad1354]

Float to the bottom...............................?

[@Jesse-Savvy]

😂😂😂

[@mszoomy]

LOL that was bugging me too. I was wondering if that was an English thing or a Nick thing.

[@almadeckard8360]

Would the word be (settle) to the bottom?

[@niles006]

Fibro Dad - UK Fibromyalgia lol, exactly! Float to the bottom sounds like sink to the top. Lol

[@mszoomy]

@@almadeckard8360 how about sink

[@safyrayoru7759]

I watch your videos to see you mistakes and not repeat. Very educational, thx

[@jillaarts6814]

Love the resin finish. It really brings out the grain in the wood.

[@karenkaren1981]

You could make an ASMR video with those metal shavings! I was really enjoying it. 😂😂

[@valeriemay3009]

Karen Hardwick I thought the same thing! Then again when he was pulling the sides off the poly board .

[@paulhill3187]

Without a frame the two pieces will eventually fall apart. Resin is for internal lake/river-type formations, not fo cementing two fine pieces together.

[@goldbunny1973]

I think so too and it would be a shame to let that happen rather than create a sturdy tabletop first then apply resin to it. I'd use a whole piece of wood, jigsawed out the riverbed and filled with resin or maybe use a thinner plank + apply metal bracing to ensure it didn't split apart later.

[@Jethro.Maloku-le.Rey.Kalsitran]

hundreds of guys are doing it the same way : as long as you sand the bark for the resin to stick to the strong wood, it will be like one piece of wood...

[@shanarablue339]

Depends on size, a lot of guys use wood dowels on their work or dovetail pegs if it's large, but as long as prep is done right should be ok for smaller peices like this, I have used metal plates on mine as used for holding a bathroom sink .

[@danielb3132]

The design of the legs should prevent the table from coming apart

[@camouflagepeacock6414]

I was wondering about that also. I thought he would have put the legs on the other direction for strength. But then, he did it and I just watched! lol

[@gazzah1607]

I didnt know i was watching bobby duke

[@nickzammeti]

bobby is my dad

[@gazzah1607]

@@nickzammeti Looks like your my Brother, Nice to meet you.

[@kasai7272]

That walk at the beginning had me confused for a second. Lol I thought “whoa a colab?!” Then I thought “No, but it’s cool anyway.”

[@izzabellamargaretrhodes5800]

At last an Englishman doing mad things I enjoyed every minute of it thanks for a. New look at craft in a bigger way also your not a bad looked its nice to watch the man and the craft Hugs from Milton Keynes UK

[@lisag378]

I love, love, love your videos! Thank you so much for making us, smile, chuckle, and whatnot. You rock!

[@polythenepam3236]

Love the black table that turned out awesome! Not as keen on the orange one was literally yelling at u to use red as the orange unfortunately looks like the metal is rusting/rusted 🤦🏻‍♀️ just my opinion great job all round

[@juliebaker6969]

I thought that same thing, and besides, I don't like orange anyway. But they actually DID come out looking like silver and gold. Frankly it managed to both salvage and unify what I thought were going to be two mismatched looking tables. The part that killed me was when he sanded off the bark, I thought that the bark was one of the best features.

[@ShipCreek]

Haha I was doing the same. "No! use the red Nick" haha

[@polythenepam3236]

Julie Baker I agree I loved the bark too

[@johnlloyd2390]

@@juliebaker6969: Yes, the bark would have made the "natural edge" look even more natural. The problem is, while you may want the bark to stay on, the bark, itself, has other ideas. Eventually it will flake off and fall on the floor unless it's glued back on. Even then, thinner layers will chip and rub off.

[@juliebaker6969]

@@johnlloyd2390 not if you coat the entire table with plastic like he did, the layer of plastic will seal the bark in, and prevent it from falling off. Especially if you add an extra layer of plastic over the bark for good measure.

[@matthewprovost3604]

You should put colored sand in resin and make sort of an hourglass. That would be neat.

[@kyleeanova207]

You should see what an LED would look like under them. I really like how they both turned out.

[@pennyoflaherty1345]

Kyrie Luby , I definitely agree👍

[@cherylwilliams9360]

What FUN!! SOoo excited to see each stage of results! Thanks for sharing...

[@Champagne1]

There’s only one word for those tables....WOW !!!!!!! The orange one looks like you have gold in the middle. ♥️♥️🇨🇦🌈🌈😘

[@benpress8884]

Use silicone caulk instead of hot glue to seal your edges.

[@timcaldwell8154]

“Floated to the bottom” 😂

[@ge2719]

Shame it didn't sink to the top

[@nickzammeti]

😂😜

[@johanandersson7382]

Reminds me of Peter Browns horrible gift to Carl Jacobsson.

[@homesickskymusic]

You are a God at your craft! A true artist. Mind blown 1000 times by your work. Keep it coming! 😎

[@Dao_Tui]

Looks GREAT!!! Love it!!! I watched how people make jewelry with resin and to make sure that things that have to stay in a certain spot in the resin, they wait for the resin to cure a bit and then add what they want to it before filling it up all the way. You could've started with a clear resin poor to get the layer of resin you wanted on top. Wait for it to dry (won't take as long, cause it's just a thin layer). Then make your coloured resin and poor in a very thin layer again and then add the shavings. Wait for it to dry again and then poor more coloured resin in. Wait for it to cure but not all the way and add some shavings to it. Because it's hardening, the shavings won't drop all the way down. Continue by pooring the last bit of coloured resin to finish :) To do the bottom first, you just wait with the shavings until you reach the top. Or wait for each batch to cure halfway and then add shavings to it so they won't sink all the way.

[@samson5erb312]

In the future I would recommend a dust mask when sanding metal because you definitely don't want that stuff in your lungs.

[@nickzammeti]

Samson5erb Rocks always had a mask on brother 🦁

[@Jadey]

Resin won't stick to a shiny surface.. and neither will hot glue😂 can't believe you didn't realise that! Oh well! I love the markings in the wood id love to buy a resin table one day

[@kaywaygang466]

Wow 😮 you can float to the bottom 🤔😂 LOVED THE VIDEO BTW♥️🤗 new subby

[@Mariia09151994]

Watching this video for the first time. You as a whole is absolutely insane, but in a funky and super awesome way. You know what I mean? . Keep doing what you’re doing 🙏🏻

[@kobiekaasjager4822]

Nick the tables are absolutely stunning and fantastic.