Modern Table, 1300 Year Old Woodworking Technique
I built a modern dining table from live edge book matched myrtle burl slabs and inlaid traditional japanese kumiko panels in the asa no ha pattern. This live edge table is one of a kind and I've never seen a table with kumiko inlaid like this. All proceeds from the sale of this table benefit the Katz Moses Woodworkers with Disabilities Fund.
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As someone with a physical disability, I just want to say how much I admire you for doing this. Thank you for shining a light on causes like this and for helping to empower people. I think sometimes we lose sight of the fact that imperfections make people beautiful too.
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@@JM-oi9pk I wish we could turn off bots that say stupid shit like this. I assume bot because a human understands the intricacies that go into this type of work.
Your wife's response made me cry. She was excited that the table could be hers as seen when she asked that question; but her face literally lit up when you explained what you were doing. So...she's either a really good actress or she totally vibes with your philanthropic mindset. I think the 2nd is true, and it's a beautiful thing...even more beautiful than the masterpiece you created here.
Oscar performance right there.
He essentially cheaped out and just repurposed a chair as his x-mas ‘gift’ to her. Lol.
@@John_Redcorn_ Here's something unrequired by anyone else. Now, Where's my Xmas gift..?
Yeah, I'd guess he knows his wife very well. I don't think someone would give a charity donation as a gift for a loved one unless they knew it would be a gesture they'd appreciate. I've known people who wanted donations in place of gifts, and I've known people who would be upset they didn't get to keep something. Hard to start a family with someone and not know which camp they're in, lol
My Dad passed away 2012. He was an amazing woodworker/ craftsman. As he aged and his mind faded, I'd find him in his shop in tears. He knew what he wanted to make, but forgot how to do things he had been doing for 60+ years. I became his helper and provided gentle guidance when he "forgot how." He didn't use techniques like they did in the 1800s. But he was still a damn fine woodworker and craftsman. He loved learning new things and putting that knowledge into projects. For his final projects, the mind was quite faded. I was providing more and more guidance. But he was still the master woodworker. And i the assistant. Enjoy your craft. Dad would tell you to learn new things. Try weird projects. Take creative leaps of faith. Make your baby girl proud. Just as I am of my favorite craftsman and woodworker. (Those that say discouraging things - let their opinions fall to the floor like sawdust, sweep them up, and throw them out. Pay them no mind). You do amazing work. At the end of the day, when your head hits the pillow, know that the only opinions that truly matter are those of the two lovely ladies in your life. ❤
YOU are amazing! My father was also a fine woodworker/crafstman. I wish I could have helped him in his last days. God bless
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Your Dad sounds exactly like mine! Unfortunately I could not be his assistant later in his life due to living so far away. Glad you got the time to be there for yours. Those memories will last forever! ❤
That is so awesome that you were able to help your Dad continue to do what he loved, despite his failing abilities. My own father was a Master Electrician, working at a huge plant that held large DOD contracts. In his later years, we learned he had Parkinson's Disease. I had purchased a small acreage with an old run-down house and was remodeling it. Dad wanted so much to help out with the wiring--he was able to help a little with different aspects of the job (he was good at all aspects, such as hanging sheetrock or installing shower stalls, etc.) but the wiring was really taxing for him, as it required climbing up into the attic space, and of course the big rolls of wire were a bit heavy and clunky to roll out and install. With the help of my brother, he was finally able to get it done though. I took so many pictures of my Dad and brother during that remodel, and as it turned out, it was the last project he was able to participate in. His shaking got so bad he couldn't drive, hold and use a tool, finally couldn't even feed himself or speak. Just watching his face, I could tell how it tortured him not to be able to join in the family discussions. Like you, I treasure those last weeks and months I had with my Dad, and the good times we had working on that old house.
It is sooo hard to see such strong smart men (our Dads) lose what has uniquely defined them for their lifetime. It breaks your heart to see them not only struggle but understand what has happened to them and watch them struggle with that too. BIG HUGS!!!!
I enjoy watching when Craftsmanship is matched with philanthropy. I was homeless 7 years on the streets when I was blessed to rent my house after being 2 years clean and sober I was given furniture. I still get tears thinking how blessed when people are given opportunities to thrive
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When you “tripped” and appeared to destroy that panel I actually screamed in empathy, then laughed and cursed a bit when it was a prank. Well played! And you are definitely a maker/creator/woodworker, this is gorgeous.
I was "Nooooo not after all his hard work," then 😂🤣
I rewatched that part over and over and it looks so real... I almost cried before you told us "kidding"
I screamed and scared my three cats!!! 😱😱😱😂😂😂 I was so happy when he said it was a prank!!! 🤪🤪🤪
That isn’t just a table. That is a piece of fine art.
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The skill level is insane
Jonny I can’t thank you enough for supporting our charity and helping get resources to those who need it most. This beautiful build will be a lifetime piece for some lucky person. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Love you brother! Thanks for everything you do!
you r definately an artisian woodworker, your trolls r just jealous keyboard losers .Thx for sharing your knowledge! @@JonnyBuilds
@@JonnyBuildsis the Festool tracksaw you used the 55?
Brother, your wife is a keeper. You hit the lotto in the spouse department! She seems like an absolute delight to be around and I could tell she was humbled when you told her the proceeds were going to charity. She’s a rare gem!
It was so unnecessary to hint in the beginning that she might be getting this table, building up expectations only to then take it away for a "better cause". There was no need to emotionally play with her like that.
@@thornyback I agree, if somebody wants to give money to charity, that´s awesome and if you know your spouse likes that kind of present and does not need the table - still awesome, go for it. But while I don´t know these people, just judging from the video, to me that gift felt more like a gift to himself than a gift for his partner. If it was a gift he could have asked her which good cause she actually wants to support with the money in her name. The way it was portrayed felt more like "Yeah I finally did this fun project I was looking forward to for ages and then I found this good cause *I* wanted to support, and then I realized I don´t have a present for my wife yet and here we are". Good intentions, really weird execution. But maybe they actually did communicate beforehand and it was her idea, so idk :D Also very nice table :)
This is another one of those guys that has such a strong work ethic that seems to come just as much from doing the work itself as from the money...
My heart literally stopped when you “dropped” it. 😂 you’re a bad man. This table is absolutely stunning. The generosity of your time for the charity is also humbling.
Thank you for your comment. It saved me from a heart attack! 😂
I wholeheartedly agree with you Martin...!!! LOL Damn near choked on my tongue and went into a tirade that brought my wife running trying to see what was wrong. Was good craic, though... and I'm SO glad it was a joke...! Well played, Jonny... well played, indeed. 😎
Nearly choked on my coffee but instead kind of spurted it over my keyboard. Well done - you got me. Oh and the table is exquisite. We are the World.
It's probably the first time in my life when I can say thank you for your spoiler 😅
I felt so bad for him when 'he dropped it'. 🤦♂️
I would be so happy if one day i could afford one of your custom tables and pass it down to my children. The work that goes into it is truly amazing and should be treasured for generations to come!
I'm making you a gift that I'm giving to someone else. Your welcome.
Please make sure to film as you make him believe it's a gift he can keep, only to be told he can't. To top it all off, give him a single half-ass chair that he can keep.
Lucas , just because you don't have a partner that truly appreciates a gesture like this does not mean that nobody else does. Selfishness is the true root of all evil, and your comment betrays your inward thinking mentality. You don't know him nor his wife, this may very well be the best gift they could give one another. You know nothing of their relationship. Maybe she has a sibling or child with a disability and that charity means the world to her. In any case , your unevolved way of thinking is a problem most of us have. Try to elevate your self-awareness and think more of others' needs rather than your wants.
Ok, for anyone to say you aren’t a woodworker is malarkey. You are a maker, an artist and a woodworker. Anyone that is a woodworker uses tools. How do the tools you use make you any less of a woodworker? Don’t listen to the haters. I love everything you do.
Any woodworker will tell you that they're just really good jig makers
I don’t like cncs but yeah, to say somebody’s aint a ww for that it’s like to much Most people that uses a cnc could do the same proyect but it would take insane amounts of time
Exactly, is the only 'pure' woodworker the one using only his fingernails?? It's so conservative.
@@rulowth4815 Which is the entire point of tooling. I get why people like hand tools, specifically the people who aren't doing the work, but there's good reason why they're reserved for specific contexts. People are still going to complain, but I'm sure they said the same crap when we moved to hammers and chisels from gnawing wood flat.
@@custos3249 I suppose the arguement is that he's not a traditional wood worker. which is fine I guess but, the lines blur all the time. like knife makers or blacksmiths. they use power hammers all the time even if they don't go as far as to CNC our the knife shapes from a billet so they are still considered traditional even taking shortcuts like that.
As a person with an "unseen" or "invisible" disability, I truly appreciate all the work that went into this "We are the world" table and the donation you are making. What a truly amazing gift. And that sweet baby girl is adorable!
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This was easily the coolest slab table I have seen anyone make. I'm not a woodworker, although I've pounded pieces together for various items, but I enjoy watching what other people are capable of. Combining the traditional Japanese technique with a slab table was a great idea and turned out beautiful. And i admire your altruism and this clearly meant a lot to your wife. Great work, super creative and a beautiful soul. Thanks.
It's called Wabi-sabi; an appreciation of the beauty in imperfection.
I am a retired woodworker and tool & die maker of over fifty years experience. Part of my job at one time was making one of a kind, custom furniture for General officers. Who ever told you that you are not a woodworker does not know what they are talking about and should be ignored. Continue doing what you love and stay safe. Nice table by the way.
What an amazing woman. This is my table? And she took the news so well, and her happiness and excitement her gift was a donation in her name... some women might have been angry, but not your lovely wife. She's really cool and seems like such an agreeable nice person. You're lucky and blessed.
Johnny, with all due respect for the time and creativity you put into this table and your generosity to others, your little girl who you held in your arms at the end of the presentation is the absolutely most beautiful and best creation you are gifted with! God bless you and your sweet wife and precious child with abundant happiness as you love, nurture and guide her to follow in your footsteps.
I love that table. We are the world.
True. She is as gorgeous as your first sweet girl. 🇬🇧🕊👑✝️👑🕊🇬🇧
I don’t care what anyone else says, that patch job on that big ass knot was impeccable. So clean. Love it
I'm usually easily bothered by inconsistencies in patterns, and even I found it aesthetically pleasing. ☺
Very nicely done. You can barely, & I mean BARELY, tell the difference. Great job on the patch.
He should have turned it into a feature instead of a patch. Choosing a unique, maybe more organic shape, mimik the japanese technique or even add a metal piece would have made it better. I would ask to redo that part and come up with something better. Even though it's for a good cause and it should be allowed to have imperfections to also show in the piece itself, that we are all valuable, I still don't like the way it's handled. Even our imperfections need to be properly cared for, for example people need to be given the right job, that they can enjoy with their capabilities, or provided the right tools, if they need special adjustments for example. It matters how we treat imperfections and we should provide the required care. He showed it 2-3 times towards the end, but the end result, when everything was polished etc. it didn't look good anymore. I would even have loved to keep the imperfection as it was at the beginning. Maybe filling it with clear epoxy would have done the job.
Your wife's reaction to her gift was so sweet. What a lovely lady.
Did she even have a word to say in all this??? NO
I am stund! This table and the donation of the proceeds to charity have brought tears to my eyes. Your work is absolutely beautiful!!!! ❤
"We Are The World "! What an incredible work of art and even more amazing that you are donating the proceeds to a worthy charity!❤❤❤
The inlay process and meshing it with the live edges was awesome! Learned some things and enjoyed the process. We need a “we are the 🌎 world” KZhead version with you and Mike and others doing karaoke 🎤. I’m sure it would raise millions 😂
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"we are the world" and I'm begging you NOOOO!!!! LMFAO
We Are the World!!
You work with wood ! You’re a woodworker! Adapting all the tools at your disposal and creating beautiful art ! Kudos 😁
It was absolutely fascinating to watch all the steps in this build. Great concepts make great art. And I think the world needs more 'makers'. We are the world!
"We Are The World"...thanks for helping others. Beautiful job!!
Wow! Congratulations! My mom’s Japanese-inspired house had Kamiko in panels in the bedroom, ceiling areas and living room. It was stunning. I never knew what it was called, though! The architect designed and built it in about 1965. Totally normal for Hawaii homes. Good luck on finding a buyer.
Now that is an incredible wife. I doubt, no I know I would never had been as thrilled you were giving my gift to someone else. How cool is she and that was an incredible gift from the both of you!
A wife is incredible when she's okay with not getting a Christmas gift? Yeah, checks out. A donation is amazing, there's no doubt. And I would be so happy if my partner made a donation in my name. But to call it a Christmas gift is a little weird. Like, I don't need much, even if I just get a shoulder rub as a gift for Christmas, doesn't even need to cost anything. But you can't really call making your wife give something to someone else (even for charity) a gift lol. Then she gets the chair he won't use, and looks as happy as if he especially made it for her. She's a sweetheart... sigh.
"We are the world" (you faithless creature). Thank you for being inspiring and entertaining and for sharing your world with us. Beautiful and gracious family, too!
I'm so happy I found this channel, because not only does your handmade beautiful creation bring me joy, so does the spirit in which you come to the process!
I have seen hundreds of tables made by KZhead makers at this point, and this, quite possibly, is my favorite. Wow. Amazing art!
The kumiko inlay is insanely awesome! And that base is insanely awesome! They are insanely horrible together! Lol. Obviously this is just the opinion of some random guy on YT, but I can’t make my brain accept those bold, swooping base lines with the crisp angles and subtle curves of the top. Still love your work, your originality, your effort, determination, passion, and all that you bring to this subculture! You are an inspiration! Thanks for putting this out there knowing guys like me would have something to say. You are braver than I.
I respect you were able criticise this table. So often on KZhead you watch a guy work so hard making a piece that in the end looks awful. Your criticism was viable but without any nastiness.
I'm with you I think if the pieces of wood where the same color as the table not just plain wood it would be better
Thank you so much for making this and donating it to a great cause. As a disabled person, I appreciate it a lot. I am a quiller. Quilling is the are of using thin paper strips to make beautiful things. When I do quilling I like to use 1 and 3 mm wide strips. When we use glue it is always the barest amount so I use a small bottle with a needle tip and PVA glued. If you were to do something like this again you could benefit from such a bottle. When glueing anything, less is more.
You are totally one of the greatest Wood worker in the world, Jon. This is a masterpiece. And you do it for charity, that's makes the triple awesome. Congrats Jon.
We are the world. Holy cow! I’m absolutely gobsmacked. You have made something that I would never attempt and made it well. I have made luminous before, and there is no way I would ever take on a piece that large. I’m also 73 years old and don’t have the time, but you my young friend have done a splendid job. Kudos.
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Of the millions of hours I spend watching youtube and all the tables,projects, etc. I can truly say this is the most beautiful table I have seen yet. I for one am glad that you made the transition into youtube full time and continue to inspire all of us. Cant wait to see what you bring us next year!
I like the way you melded your aesthetics with the aesthetics of the kamiko to create a unique contemporary piece
Being an art teacher in RI I was just mesmerized watching you build this Thank you for being such a kind person in Using your skills to help such a great cause❤️.
Works of art always take time. When i was making picture frames i was told "Theres never enough time to do it right but always enough time to do it over." The things you create are a work of art enjoy them.
This absolutely transfixed me. You are an amazing craftsman, philanthropist and seemingly, father and husband. Bravo!!
THAT IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL MAN!!!! And the sentiment to donate its’ proceeds to a wonderful charity is equally as beautiful!!! We Are The World!!!
An extraordinarily beautiful table. You - together with your entire eclectic band of tools, skills, advisers and whatnots 😄😄 - have outdone yourself, Jonny. A truly generous and charitable gift from your wife, who was obviously humbled by the experience. Whoever ends up buying the table will have the best looking table. EVER! I just love it. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
There are no words to describe the beauty of this table and the skill you have to execute it. So a simple : " Well done Johnny" will have to suffice.
Truly amazing work you have done! Not only have you created a work of functional art, your goal is all for charity. Watching this was a lunch break well spent!
That table turned out stunning! Such a beautiful piece, wow! Whoever gets it will be lucky, and the money is going to such a sweet and good cause!
Such a heartwarming video, Jonny! 💖 Your talent in setting a stunning table is matched only by your generosity in donating to charity. It's truly inspiring to see creators like you making a positive impact. Your commitment to giving back echoes the sentiment of 'we are the world.' I watched the entire video, and the fusion of creativity and kindness is truly uplifting. Kudos to you for using your platform to make a difference!🌍💙
We are the World! This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched, and it’s quite impressive! Thank you for doing some things so noble towards a good charity
OMG , this is the most beautiful table that I have ever seen in my life!!!! You are a real master craftsman and the love you show for your family is so, so touching 😍😍😍😍😍😍
The hand work that you put into this was amazing. Thank you for sharing. The finished work is beautiful! .
I'm generally not a fan of epoxy tables but I am a fan of you and your creativity and fun/positive attitude. That being said, I absolutely LOVE this table! It's one of my favorite things that I've ever watched you build.
It’s gorgeous. Has so many different qualities. Modern, ancient, farmhouse. It would fit in almost any decor. You really are quite the artist.
....and your heart is too! I think it's awesome that you're donating ALL the proceeds!
Outstanding work, using wonderful combination of techniques, tools, materials and patience. Also, I agree on Springsteen....
You are a fantastic artist and visionary mate! To constantly go outside of your comfort zone and test the limits of your skills and knowledge is what in the end will let your creations stand the test of time! Keep pushing and keep making!
We are the world! Loved the whole video - your brilliant eclectic approach and use of tools and materials. Can't wait to watch more of your videos. Thanks
WE ARE THE WORLD. 😎 Thanks for sharing this amazing project, and donating the proceeds to such a worthy cause!
We Are The World! And you are AMAZINGLY Gifted! That was quite a ride...and you totally make me gasp when you "dropped" your work!
The table is gorgeous! And the fact that you are donating the proceeds to such an amazing charity literally brought me to tears. What a wonderful thing to do. Also, subscribed.
Wood worker or maker how ever you look at it..that’s an absolute beautiful piece of work. That wood is stunning and that inlay I love. Great job Jonny!!!!
We are the world!!! My late husband was a carpenter all his life. He built houses from frame in to finish, but his love was creating beautiful pieces from scrap wood… you are a wood worker, carpenter and creator of nature’s beautiful creations. You take natural materials and create beautiful works of art for people to enjoy!!! I love that you donated the proceeds to a wonderful organization !!! You and your family are truly blessed and you are a blessing to those of us who appreciate your hard work!!! ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏
I consider myself lucky to have come across “ the making of beauty” video. I learned a lot and enjoyed the entire process.
This is your best work ever! You can see it was made for a special purpose and with love. Hats off to you for all the effort you put into this and I admire you for this. Lots of greetings and love from Cape Town, South African 🇿🇦
You made a beautiful table again. Your wife, even though she wants a new table, was so happy with your decision to sell it and donate all the money in her name. She seems very pleased with the chair also. Your baby is adorable too. The Amish people always make an intentional small imperfection in their work because they say only God can make anything perfect. ❤
Amazing craftsmanship, artistry, skill, vision to take the beautiful raw wood planks and make this amazing table - and then donate it to charity! You are amazing!
Indeed Jonny, you are a maker, designer, woodworker. Artist ! While I've not been a fan of epoxy fills, this one has done huge to changes my mindset, and per your closing request... We are the World !!
Thanks for sharing, you keep raising the bar on yourself! Beautiful piece!
I appreciate that!
I loved your paper into wood project, and hope you do more! The colors were amazing!
Oh MY! The table is so wonderful really unique, beautiful, stunning I mean I am awe struck! You do beautiful work sir even if you aren’t a wood worker! It’s truly a gift you have and I know who ever purchases it will be thrilled for generations to come. Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed your dry humor and explaining what you do and why you have great moderator voice!
The first time i watched your video, I really enjoyed it. It gave me an idea for a small project. I also totally agree with you on Springsteen!
Definitely my favorite video yet. I hate using epoxy for river pours but this was wonderfully executed. The way you conducted the symphony of tools to make this masterpiece is super awesome and it is even better that its purpose will be to help disabled woodworkers. A true inspiration especially because you're not even a woodworker. 🤓
Stunning work!!! And I love your wife’s reaction that you were going to donate it in her name!!! 🥰
We are the world, I absolutely loved this video! Fantastic craftsmanship!! We need more individuals like you in the world.
We are the world, and your artistry is great
Johnny boy. You are truly living my dream doing what you do. We have so much in common. But I have a new dream now! To be your apprentice! Love your stuff, and that table is a masterpiece! Truly amazing and holy crap!...I could stare at that for days! Whoever can afford to buy it sure is lucky! Keep it up brotha! 😊
That table is one of the most beautiful pieces of art I’ve ever seen. Congratulations. You should be very proud of it! Will you eventually tell us how much you were able to give to charity? 🧡🧡🧡
Stunning piece of work. The cause justifies the means. You are an amazingly talented person and incredibly skilled.
I am full of admiration for the creator of such a wonderful table. Huge talent and great ingenuity. Bravo!!
Oh, my gosh dude, that build was brilliant! It's stunning. How generous of you and your wife to donate it to charity. Well done!
This table is amazing!! Especially for your first big kumiko project. Glad you found the sled and jigs were helpful in making it happen. I've been thinking of making a kumiko slab table for a while, and now it's moved up the list. By the way, you have a cool name too 😉
Thanks for the tips!
Excellent work. I thoroughly enjoyed your beginning to end masterpiece. Bless you for donating the proceeds to such a good cause.
Patience is the key with this kind of project. Now you know why japanese artists are so good at what they're doing, they are patient. The table is beautiful!👍🏻
This is incredible! You are an amazing artist! I wish you and your beautiful family a wonderful 2024 😊
We are the world. I love your videos. You allow me to feel that even though my jewelry is small, it is still unique. I put no less love into my work than you do yours. Thank you.
My fave thing about you and your projects is your willingness to try new things. Kimiko is such a fiddly thing it would drive me nuts, but you accomplish things so easily.
That is a stunning piece of work. I agree about your choice of base, it signals to the viewer that what they're seeing is no ordinary table.
First time watcher, sitting here stunned at the beauty and artistry of the work you have created in this video. Not a woodworker, HUMPH! I am not a woodworker, just appreciator- my medium is more fiber/paint/everything you can buy at Michaels and JoAnn fabrics. Oh, and "We are the world".
I work in similar medium as you. It puts us in the maker category.
You did a spectacular job on this! I am so looking forward to learning more about this Japanese technique. Thank you for Sharing your work. You may not be a “professional” woodworker, but you do a great job, better than some of those who call themselves professionals. My husband and I are also “makers”. Just a FYI, Yes, people actually throw perfectly good tables into the landfill! Not just tables, lots of different furniture. We don’t have garbage pick up here so, we take trash and recyclable’s to a transfer station. Every week we pick up, wood, metal, plastic, sometimes fabric, or other miscellaneous things, and lots of perfectly good furniture. We bring it home, restore it, rebuild it, repair it, up cycle it, and then sell it so that it goes on for another life. And maybe, we save something from the landfill. Thank you again for Sharing your Inspiration, Thoughts and Talent.
That table is just insanely gorgeous. I love that base. But the woodwork is really amazing. Thank you for sharing.
„We are the world!“ - stunning, a wonderful idea and beautifully done!
Awesome build! You have my respect and admiration for all the work and detail you put into this project. I noticed the Marine Corps flag on your wall that makes me suspect you are a brother Marine. Semper Fi, brother! By the way, just a little FYI: Epoxy resin can degrade and break down from UV rays from the sun if not covered with a coating that contains UV protection such as certain paints or if left bright, a good quality marine grade spar varnish (several coats) that contains such UV protection. I've been working with epoxies for many years (used to have a wooden boat shop on Cape Cod). Heat is also an enemy of epoxy (gets soft and loses strength). 👍👍👍
Funny, Yesterday I was just asking myself when the next Jonny Builds video would be released - it's been almost a month so I knew it was going to be EPIC as always! Hope you had a good holiday period Jonny!
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We are the world. AWESOME table and even better that you sold it for a great charity. You earned my subscription.
This is Beautiful Thanks for sharing the process and the cause and inspiration behind this table.
Im so damn impressed and envious that it actually hurts. Your attitude towards your work and your multitude of methods, your creativity, your workshop, your materials. You are literally the exact kind of maker i dream to be. Regarding the table i disagree with most of your design choices and i still think the result is absolutely exquisite. Bravo!
Question, would you do this style again? Have you heard of Makers Central? I also think you are a woodworker. I love your pieces and I think you are an extreme woodworker. You are an artist who works with wood and resin. Great work and Happy New Year!🎉😊
I love epoxy and wood builds and this is by far the most awesome and elegant table I’ve ever seen!! Such a good job! And your shop is awesome!
This was just beautiful I love watching it. I love your innovation, and I love your wife’s reaction to her Christmas present.
I was skeptical it would look good even up to the end, but once you put the top coat on and gave it that semi gloss sheen it really looks great! The base makes it pop too. It has a star trek feel to me like it should be in Picard's ready room.
It is strikingly beautiful but as you mention star trek - the kumiko insert evokes those episodes where there is a partial failure of the hologrid and the characters discover they are in a simulation.
@@DeclanMBrennan Such a great series!
@paskmakes would be proud.
Yup