From Start to Finish: Doug Fir Desk
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2019
- In our latest installment of "From Start to Finish" the team takes a look at how some crusty, dusty, and musty pieces of old Doug fir can be made into a beautiful, reclaimed-wood desk.
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Finished product looks really good!
Great Table and Great work by you Guy's, how cool is that , have a nice day !!! . Brian UK .
wow. very nice.
I wish had shop.
Great job!
Thank you!
Add what brand of poly-finish you used. Great video but just a little lacking on detailed info for how well this turned out; novices like me / people will want to know detailed information on every step.
Love the Start to finish. What's the wood flour cement? Obviously a filler using sanding dust. How long have you used it? Where can you get it?
Thank you! The brand is Glitsa. If you go to their website, you will be able to find a distributor close to you.
Another awesome video! Noticed the metal bands on the underside of the table to keep it from twisting or warping. Do you mount them flat on the bottom or router it out so they're recessed? What is the width and thickness of the bands? I'm doing a live edge cherry table and want to reinforce it the same way. Thanks!
I think, it is the legs suport mount brackets...
Thank you! We did rout out the underside so that the bands were recessed. Also they wouldn't interfere with the base that way. The bands were about 1/4" thick and 1/2" wide.
Haven’t watched the whole thing but why not rip the boards in half w a band saw if the client only needs 1.5?
What was the moisture content on the dougfir?
I have some at about 11.5% and am in Oregon. Just air drying it so might be a while.
Awesome build one question what finish did you use.
Minwax duh.
Very nice! What did you finish it with, polyacrylic?
Yep! A water-based poly, but we also applied Zinsser Sanding Sealer before applying the poly.
If that’s the case, then why didn’t you show you guys applying the Zinsser Sanding Sealer as part of the video? You obviously have a huge shop/park area; For the rest of us.......Is there some benefit in applying that application prior to applying the water-based poly you failed to mention by Brand Name.....??
what did you use to finish it ?
Almond milk from a liberal.
Who makes those table legs!
They are from UPLIFT Desk - very cool!
@@RealantiquewoodMill Thanks for the info!