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If the drill bit caught that piece of jagged steel in the drill press your hand would look like ground beef.

I don’t know if you said it in the video but I wonder how many jugs of glue and gallons of paint this took?

It’s better to order your canvas. It is way better quality. A lot more consistent and less of the “fuzzy” bits. You also have your choice of thickness and weave. Not to mention that you can get it seamless in almost any size you need.

Great content! Back in the days before fibreglass canvas was the go to for decking on wooden boats.

I'm a retired Plumber with ADHD, so you are the perfect person to help me help myself! I have a double garage that looks like yours and I'm gonna follow your examples with everything your doing! Starting with the tool chest! Thank you Adrian 👍

Vancouver.......beautifull city. Our son and his family live there ( we are grom Holland). So many perfect constructions to see...and don't forget Vancouver Island. In Victoria there is also a beautiful nautical museum . Thanks Adrian!!

Did you cut the lumber so all the strips were vertical grain?

Wise and thoughtful video. I have known 3 people who lost fingers due to metal wedding rings. I wear cheap stone or glass rings. Non-conductive and break easy if placed in tension (broke several - but easier and less cost than to replace a finger). Thanks for taking time to make this video it may save somebodys finger.

PMF is very similar to how most aircraft in the 20s and 30s were covered...durable and low cost but the finish quality of modern materials is improved.

You are the most underrated youtuber. You deserve more supports from many others! Thank you for sharing your hard work

Nice work

It’s a boat. Nautical. Love the Ship wheel, think rope, capstan with opposing wraps.

Nice art work

I love the graphic you painted on! That is super cool and well done on the prep for the PMF!!

liked your vid and assuming your Canadian so love how you show both priced, subed right away

You’re an artist. Somebody make this man do art full time..

like your style pal

Excellent job, table looks stunning

just came across you by accident, I sub'd after the drill bits. Very impressed with your delivery and confidence

Hard work can not be avoided.... OR it can but if you're the poor guy that must repair it, why would you put yourself thru it when you had the chance to do it right? So you gotta do the prep-work between every step & do it right if you want the work to last longer then you'll be alive? Thanks for this video & you've got so much I want to take a look at, so little time? PMF is a concept I've never heard of but now that I think about it, old homes used wood on the walls(planks) & then the older homes used some type of linen kinda like what you are speaking about? We owned a Century Home that looked like "Gone with the Wind" but we did some upgrades & discovered a fabric used on the walls. I bet that's where this idea might've come from? Anyhoo, you've got more videos than I can consume BUT do not worry, I'll be working on them. peace

New subscriber you totally crushed that project awesome

Wow Adrian.. I'm pretty much speechless and continually impressed by your work. I know I can build things, I know I can have some really creative moments but wow, your work is truly ART. I hope you never stop and continue to grow as an artist and a CZcams personality. You truly deserve it.

Wow! You are extremely talented ❤

So I'm late to the party & started at Part 6 >> I'll be going back to #1 but may I ask, what did you cover the interior wood surface with prior to fitting the foam insulation? I'm sure I'll find out if I start at the beginning & this is an intriguing build. thanks, peace

Thanks for the detailed information. It helps tremendously when you are an artist. Fantastic paint job.

This is an amazing table!

This looks to be a great method of sealing and waterproofing a diy shower pan for an RV. Also provides a nice surface for non slip safety!

Absolutely blown away. The craftsmanship, the detail - it's phenomenal. I love how in depth you've documented the process and how much of the actual work you've shown. This was a great watch 🤘

This is a lovely tabletop!!!

You are unbelievable mate. Love your work and your philosophy

You can get washers they look more like o rings for the roofing screws.

I carve all the time im retired carpenter . I bought the 14 pcs carving set from temu cost 16.00 took the time and shapened the ones i like. Around 7 of them . If i bought the same style here it would cost around 30.00 ea. These cost 2.00 + each well worth it. Love them . Have to keep sharp. Great video

My frued bit set was a tungue and grove with a raised panel. It was 1/2 shafts. 6 bits around 200.00 dollars 30 years ago. Well worth the price but i used them a lot. I have bought a few from temu 1/4 inch shafts but they were pretty good . They will not do what the frueds did but thats ok.

That table is amazing. I must admit I thought it was brave having glass, but to see it lit up with those gears makes it a fabulous design feature. Well done.

Beautiful design and craftsmanship!

There’s even a poorer man’s fiberglass: wood glue and paper towels! I have worked miracles with this concoction. Thanks for your great content 👍

you could make your own tarp. the old fashioned with with fatwax. it's 50% wax and 50% oil melted in a pot and mixed together. you can apply it to a canvas drop sheet or even a bed sheet and it will be water proof. I'd have the top fully attached but leave the sides able to be rolled up. so you can see in all directions while getting some shade. and roll it down if needed.

great for where your located but the south texas sun murders pvc flotation in 1 to 2 years, and the tarps might be gone within the first year. people in the south need to stick to there is another inflatable floatation material but it is super expensive which would be outside your range i know.

Beautiful

I'm curious if you still rather charge the battery pack. I would guess you need to do it daily if multiple people were using it?

Absolut fantastic...a table full of surprises .👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

You are amazing!!! That table is beautiful!!!!

What if you adapt it to oil drip if you had old used oil

It is artistic genius using the perfectly machined transmission parts like that. Beautiful result!

This is the BEST video I've seen in quite some time. Excellent use of mixed media. Those transmission parts give the piece an Art Deco/Steampunk flare that is so friggin rad!!! Well done Adrian

Holy SHIT!! As a joke, I was going to comment that you should add a USB charging station to the table. But you were a step ahead of me and you took that shit to the next level!

Je compte pas comment tu fais de si beaux losange à main lever

Pourquoi t’as deux contenant sur le toit ?

What an excellent video. Thank you for sharing your research and process.