I have a giant red cedar tree the last hurricane blew down and I’ve been thinking about a table build. This one is awesome. Thanks for posting.congratulations! you just got a Sub from me.

i need the bluprints to this build!! im going to try and duplicate one!!Very impressive. I was curious as to why you left the bark on the two log pieces on the bottom of the table? Will that introduce bugs or rot.Not the best methods for durability but your eye for making the table look good is something most do not have.

Very beautiful. Much love to you my brother.Amazing build guys!!! please keep doing this!! and to all the negative comments and dislikes.

This is one heavy duty well built table, nice job with the design giving it extra support. Keep up the great work as the goal is for us to continue to inspire others to build something awesome!safety shoes, protective PPE, no pushing tool to avoid proximity with blade of the saw, and a lot more of unsafe working methods.

It is about time that YouTube starts filtering a bit the videos to share safety culture among people watching videos. There are many other woodworkers’ videos with proper use of PPE and safety precautions to watch.Its wood butcher workmanship. just the amount of damage done to the finish surfaces not to mention the amount of times they are an accident waiting to happen.

I’d seriously reconsider the naming of this Video.All you need is $50,000 worth of tools and you too can have a table that looks like it’s been built by an Indian and will last one winter. In the UK the expression ‘as rough as rats’ leaps to mind.But I suspect someone, unaware of the poor joinery and design flaws, will buy this piece for their garden or outdoor area.

As a decorative piece its probably okay, but they should not expect it to maintain it’s utility for many years.The aesthetics seem mismatched, with turned spindles mated to support cross members, that appear to add very little support or increased bracing.Can we get you to come to puerto rico and work on building some solid infrastructure for hurricane? We need some wind cover for high velocity winds against property.