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The other weekend, I was filling my face with the best comfort food around and binging hours of YouTube videos when I came across this wild build by the Slovenian Woodworker. I took one look at his innovative “floating” coffee table and realized I needed to make my own floating cave table build. For my coffee table, I wanted to make it look like a cave. This meant I had to do a ton of gluing and cutting to achieve my vision.
So follow me as I take on one of my craziest challenges yet! If you’re following along at home or want to try it out for yourself, be sure to take a look at my video below.
I started my build off by cutting a bunch of strips from large slabs of wood. Next, I cut the strips into 18-inch parts so I could fit them inside my 20-inch wide planer. A few mistakes happened along the way, but that didn’t stop me from pulling off this crazy build. After gluing the strips together, I began to make the cutting boards. For the final steps, I needed to carefully assemble all of the pieces together.
Overall, this was a fun and challenging build that I can’t wait for you guys to watch.
This crazy build was sponsored by Woodcraft — a top destination for the best power tools and accessories in the country. For your next big woodworking project, make sure you head to Woodcraft for all of your supply needs. I also want to thank Timberland PRO for always supporting my crazy woodworking projects and being my number 1 resource for high-quality boots.
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The idea for the floating table idea came from the Slovenian Woodworker. Check out his floating coffee table video after you finish watching mine.
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This was definitely a challenging, but fun build. If you liked this CRAZY Epoxy waterfall river table build, you'll love these projects:
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Want to try this build out for yourself? Download the digital plan now for step-by-step instructions, measurements, and a detailed look at how to punch this project in the face.
I used to be an offensive lineman in the NFL, Now I run my own furniture business and am completely self taught. In my videos and posts you'll see a variety of wood and metal work as well as some tips and tricks. Enjoy!
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