How to make a concrete table

Did anyone suggest garage bolts as feet on a patio?

How do you attached tabletop to the frame? Everyone sort of skips that part... Did you just plopped that tabletop on the frame and then... "Yeah that's fine..."

Use hockey pucks for feet maybe? recessed hole for bolt and washer.

Amazing!!

I watched a pro use a palm nailer to vibrate his form. Pretty clever.

What I did was drilled out holes for star nuts and used carrage bolts.
But you can find plastic feet on a bolt you just have to use a nut that attaches to the wood.
But no glue is water proof not even tightbond Iii water can devolve it.
So any points that hold weight should be pinned with split top dowls you can drive a wedge into. Its all wood and its not comming apart.

Tabld looks great, I used an outdoor stain for decks on mine in a moghany color but differt project, color looks pretty close. I also used Cypress.

Grait job sir please edit by big dyning table

I love how you don't just make videos that everyone else makes. Unique jobs. Love your channel

He does it again l really like these projects. Please keep on posting

Table’s design is lit 🔥

I just found your channel and I'm in love with all your project so far. I can't believe you don't have more subs. your work is amazing. I shared your channel on my Facebook.

I can't find the plans for this on your site is there somewhere I can locate these? Thanks for all the content it's all great!

Bro how heavy is this?
I'm thinking of making one as an indoor table

Super

Could you possibly give the dimensions of the base?

This is gorgeous ! You really have a great eye for design, and your concrete form is so much simpler and easier to understand than anyone else's! Now, can you do one with bits of colored glass in it and teach me how that works?

​ @DIY Creators Thanks for the video but how did you fix the concrete to the wood? Thanks in advance

just gorgeous. thank you for sharing. that table must be a beast to move with all that wood material and concrete slab.

Add aluminum furniture casters to the bottom. Will make it moveable and will not rust.

G- How did you attach the table top to the wood supports?

Watch the wood whispers video on epoxy feet, especially for end grain. You basically make a channel for the feet with painters tape and make a 3/8 inch pour to keep the wood from sitting in water. I do it all the time.

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Beautiful piece!

How would you go about making it lighter?

I can’t find the plans on your website. Are they available?

Beautiful table, beautifully done. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️❤️!

Love it but how did you attach the top to the support?

Very solid demonstration and video. Despite it looking hard, it was easy to follow. Instructions were concrete.

Beautiful build man

Awesome. Thanks !

frumos👌👌

Brilliant! Thanks

Beautiful 🤯

Great video, love how you break down the steps so you can see the pieces you are working on. I probably would add hardware to secure the wood and add industrial weight caster wheels since this is a heavy table and would aid in moving it. Thanks for the good, clear video!!

Providing the melamine is intact, can the mould be used again for another table top?

Helluva table.

This was an amazing build, it is simple, elegant, contemporary & functional for both indoor & outdoor usage.
Brilliant design and as always great commentary on steps to make.
Think will be building this one 😊

Great work. Awesomeness

Good job! Since the table is for outside use, it would be nice to know how many years it can keep it smooth surface. Have you considered putting coat of epoxy to seal the surface from water penetration?

Good job!

Bro that is one beautiful masterpiece. And most definitely gives me inspiration to do something like that.

What dimensions are the concrete table top?

I'm going to make an outdoor pool table with your design... Thanx for sharing...

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Is there a type of adhesive that would hold the concrete to top to the wood?

How did you secure the concrete top to the wood?

Good day sir so the concrete is not attached to the frame ?

Man to me I would buy it, no complaints 👍🏾

Indeed the colour is awesome

@DIYCreators I just found your channel and am feeling inspired. Not that I can do any of this, but I do love watching concrete tables being created :) The craftsmanship of the cuts you performed for the wood was something otherworldly! I have a couple of questions: would you seal this, and would the top ultimately be secured somehow?