How to build and finish a desk top / DIY Table top

Nice. But can it run Crysis?

Nice desktop, I'm building one now using 5/4 maple and it is S3S as well, but I have had a heck of a time getting the joints acceptable. I tried using my 6" jointer but with the long boards, about 70" I can't manage them accurately on the jointer. Any anything special about your ripping setup that gets you glue-ready boards? Blade? Setup? Other?

wonderful

What kind of wood is it and how thick

😂😂😂cut the end of the table for 4times? Buy a mafell and cut 1 time.😅😅😅

Great voice over, tips and tools reccommendations. Some extra comments are funny, some distracting. Thank you.

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Noce, thanks!

imposible whitout tools, i tried but i have a rustic table jaja

It is nice to see woodworkers who aren't lazily slathering everything in gallons of epoxy.

i know this was 3 years ago but how much does something like this cost?
Im looking to get something exactly like this done for my wife and I

Who uses the most wood?

Watching these kind of videos make me realize what an absolute amateur I am ha ha!

Perfect video: straight to the point, good pace. You can see a professional at work and it is inspiring. Thank you so much.

It looks beautiful..

Great job wonder how much it costs?😅

i had thought that i might give something like this a try but there are far too many specialized tools necessary.that and its way beyond my skill set

Very nice work! Thanks for sharing!

Titebond 2 for glue?

Hi great video just subscribed those are some big tops.

Thanks for the video!
Would be good to know how much something like this cost
Also how heavy is the end product, want to make something like this to use as desktop for computer/workstation with right angle to wall instead of stands, but just wondering if the right angle to walls would be stronge enough to support

great video, thank man, Mjust wondering why you have a Mirka and a rotex sander ?

where do you find S3S ? Joel

Great table man

great work man! Hoping to make a desk for myself and this really helped!

Curious, how much did you pay for BOF, for that hard maple?
Thanks

Nice work sir.

If only I could rip my boards that easily, newbie here

I just tried the Scotchbrite technique and it is magical 😅 the desk’s surface came out super smooth! Thank you Walker!

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Good job , no short cuts.

didn't know polyurethane is available as water-based. I like my oil-based stuff better, tho.

I use a router with a biscuit cutting bitt to speed up the biscuit cutting process.

love the work dude keep it up

Da fuck? Why video picture such unstandable?

Sweet

I just starting looking for someone to build a table top for a drafting table I own. I love the top in this video. Would love something similar to this. Any chance you would be interested in the job?

Where do I even find wood surfaced on 3 sides? Jointing is the hardest part, especially long boards.

quick tip, yes the quarter inch bit will accommodate some inaccuracies in making the channel for the c channel but if you want, after enstablishing where to put the straight edge for the first channel, just put the c channel itself up against the straigh edge and use that as the new fence for the second pass of the router to have the perfect width

Awesome table! What stain/finish did you use ?

Awesome video and 'how to' on a great project.

You never explained how the channels are used? we did not see any holes for bolts or any other type of attachment? how are people supposed to attach such a heavy to some kind of legs ?

You are a real craftsman

How do you get a extra large, flat, level work bench area so that when you make the project it comes out flat and even? Even my garage floor is not really flat and level. That seems like the hard part.

Well done

I know you're tough, but your wrists will thank you later if you get help flipping stuff like that. Ulnar nerve doesn't play. Just a thought. Excellent and near ideal build.

That’s a beautiful table top. Really good film.

Hi Sir what is the size of this table?