Ugly Wood to Beautiful Table - Silent Wood Work

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  • čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
  • Turning an ugly wooden slab into a beautiful coffee table.
    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Slab Edge Clean
    0:48 Slab Hole Clean
    3:04 Epoxy
    4:12 Demold
    5:35 Shape Top
    7:31 Design Base
    8:22 Shape Base Parts
    9:53 Glue
    12:03 Shape Base
    12:53 Attach
    13:54 Finish
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Komentáře • 40

  • @-paulmp
    @-paulmp Před rokem

    It is so funny... I'll often have woodworking videos going on my second screen while I write up project proposals and do other work on my main screen, I find it great backgorund noise... but if my next door neighbour had the same tools going, I'd probably lose my mind.

  • @BILAALporter
    @BILAALporter Před rokem +3

    love this concept! I am so used to your voiceovers- I didn't know how it was going to turn out without it (voiceover)!! LOVE IT, I will add this to my morning meditation sessions!!!!

  • @trentrichards6490
    @trentrichards6490 Před rokem +2

    Love the new content! Can't say I like one format better than the other. I love the insights you give, but I also enjoy following the process with no distractions.

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem +1

      Thank you. I still like the regular videos more. But I'm hoping this is a nice alternative for people who don't...or people who don't speak english.

    • @trentrichards6490
      @trentrichards6490 Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop I will be watching both!

  • @marcobaldini8771
    @marcobaldini8771 Před rokem

    Really, really impressive. Woodwork becomes art, so, no need for other

  • @TotalBoat
    @TotalBoat Před rokem +2

    Absolutely stunning!

  • @skitzochik
    @skitzochik Před rokem

    yesssss, this is my dream channel, good quality workmanship and no yakking thank you

  • @4man101
    @4man101 Před rokem

    Loved the video and the process, the edge detail on the bottom of the table works beautifully with the curves in the legs!
    Also, noticed the filter you were wearing for spray painting, it is great for dust but isn't designed to protect against VOCs. Be sure to get a cartridge filter if you plan on using your lungs long-term!

  • @JCDRESTORES
    @JCDRESTORES Před rokem

    Love both channels but this is better when I want to just crawl into a dark corner and relax...ya know.

  • @ryanosewell
    @ryanosewell Před rokem

    I love your new channel. I learn a great deal just by watching... so thank you for posting!

  • @MrTurbodump
    @MrTurbodump Před rokem

    I do enjoy both your regular videos and now these silent ones as well, for those days where you just need less talking. I do have one possible addition you could make to these videos, just some captions for example saying the type of wood (some random points in case someone doesn't watch your main channel). Otherwise keep up the great work!

  • @Hakuwoodworks
    @Hakuwoodworks Před rokem

    I really like the new channel, but still prefer the commentary. I will definitely be watching both, as well as Shaun's channel, so yay me... more videos to watch! A toast to your new projects!

  • @L0wBap
    @L0wBap Před rokem

    15:08 AHA! the red hues! UwU

  • @43hrs5
    @43hrs5 Před rokem +3

    I absolutely love the idea of this new channel. As a long time viewer, I'm happy to see how your style evolved over the years. Changing isn't an easy thing to do, especially on CZcams, where I guess you can easily get stuck in a single format. You're trying different things over time and you should be praised for that. As much as I enjoy the videos where you're talking, this style is also really enjoyable. It still has your own style, even without the voice over. The audio quality is really nice, and it's incredible how you make some loud sounds feel really soft and smooth. The only minor issue I had, was the pace, or maybe should I say the speed? Some parts of the videos are sped up, and some part are played at a normal speed. I felt like this "mix" of speeds wasn't working very well. The "sped up" parts gave me the impression to break the "chill" vibe a little bit, if it makes sense. I felt like a complete video at a normal speed would have worked a bit better. Either way, I'm looking forward to seeing more on this channel, along your regular videos. Thank you and good luck with your projects!

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem +1

      Thanks Fred...appreciate the feedback. I'll definitely play with the style of these edits...and that makes sense.

    • @43hrs5
      @43hrs5 Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop Thank you for your kind words. Happy to be a (small) part of this adventure!

    • @43hrs5
      @43hrs5 Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop You know what, forget what I said. It was stupid of me to say this. I'm not sure what made me feel it was ok to criticize your new project. You're the creator and you're showing us what you want to show us. My comment was stupid because it was about me expecting something different and kinda complaining about it. It might have been a bad day, but either way, I'm sorry.

  • @lordthor5951
    @lordthor5951 Před 11 měsíci

    Man you should put a voiceover on these explaining what you do :P

  • @jr3628
    @jr3628 Před rokem

    might i make a suggestion? when working in the large buckets ever consider putting a vacuum lid on the bucket and degass while in the bucket? that should limit the bubbles introduced into the cracks and reduce the touch up time and the possibility of pockets in the work? either way, beautiful work.

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem

      I talked about this in one of my videos. But I've found that the deep pour pretty naturally doesn't have bubbles...and the bubbles actually come from pockets of air (nooks and crannies) within the slabs themsevles. For example...my "extra epoxy form" which is just a rectangle melamine form...no wood....that thing is prestine. Zero bubbles. And the bubbles in my slab projects are always near an edge...never in the middle wide open section. Which kind tells me...the air is coming from within the slab.
      So I think to work, you'd actually need to pour the epoxy and then get the entire poured slab into some sort of vacuum....I can't afford that.

    • @jr3628
      @jr3628 Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop ah, that makes sense, a vacuum chamber that big wouldn't be reasonable at all!

  • @grigri750
    @grigri750 Před rokem

    i love both styles for different reasons and am gonna continue watching both channels! But i would have preferred a lot more "regular" sounds and less fast forwarding, i want to admire your skill, work, and the process and all the little things that go into crafting beautiful furniture :)

  • @infeelfurniture
    @infeelfurniture Před rokem

    To be honest, I like this content better than voice acting, maybe because I don't understand English well😄 But you should definitely start this channel!

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem +3

      Thank you...and that was kinda what I was hoping for. People who don't speak english can enjoy these more. And the channel is officially started.

  • @rolandgdean
    @rolandgdean Před rokem

    Ok...viewd and liked all AND subscribed for future content. Grats on this getting to monetization in like A DAY! Mine is taking FOREVER! But my content is NOWHERE near your quality...something to aspire to for sure.

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem +1

      I'm still not there. I've got the subs, but I had that before launching this channel because this was an old channel I had that was inactive...but gotta get those watch hours still

    • @rolandgdean
      @rolandgdean Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop I should have known YT would be making it harder than it should be. However, I believe you WILL certainly get there with no issues in a very short time.

  • @yonglundeng1538
    @yonglundeng1538 Před rokem

    I only got one question, how many tools you have?

    • @FoureyesWorkshop
      @FoureyesWorkshop  Před rokem

      37 and counting

    • @yonglundeng1538
      @yonglundeng1538 Před rokem

      @@FoureyesWorkshop Amazing! Maybe you can have a video about which are the essentials for beginner like me.

  • @micahbaumbach7978
    @micahbaumbach7978 Před 11 měsíci

    Maybe include ASMR into the title instead of silent wood work? Just a small suggestion :)

  • @alexandreguillard8792
    @alexandreguillard8792 Před 5 měsíci

    Not sure how you stay silent all the time; I am mostly talking to myself or swearing when wood working Lol

  • @stonecoldkittle4664
    @stonecoldkittle4664 Před rokem

    Why is the form so big seems like a waste of tuck tape, also the bucket of epoxy looked more than half full after the pour 😅😅