For this project, I came up with a concept that literally cannot draw, model, or come up with any visual representation—so I'm just gonna wing it on this sucker! I wanted to create a table that looks like it's being held up by the branches of a tree.
When I decided to buy The Dream Shop I knew I wanted to open up for more custom orders, and what is a cooler opportunity than building a conference table for the business literally right next door!
When we heard the plumbing company that moved into the dream shop needed a new conference room table, we said the Squirrely Squad is up for the challenge!
Today we’re building an awesome round table using only basic tools and some epoxy. How’d we do it? All it took was some hard work and an old piece of burnt out wood in the shop.
The team meets with 3 clients to bring their vision into a reality
The Pittsburgh Steelers reached out to me to build an epoxy table for their charity auction, and there was NO way I was going to turn this down.
Today’s build is about to get WILD. Yeah, maybe I have a weird obsession with floating furniture, but you can’t deny how cool it is.
The first furniture piece that we have ever built was a coffee table, so we thought it was the perfect build for the next episode of 3 LEVELS.
Just like most shops, we have a router table. Since we are idiots with power tools, we ended up breaking said router table.
Over the past few years, the boys and I have shown you some of the most incredible epoxy builds, and we thought it’s time to share some of our fantastic knowledge with you. I’ve gotten a ton of questions from yinz on how the hell we manage to build these epoxy river tables, and now it’s time to reveal our secrets.
Boys, we’re building RIVERS! This project isn’t just any river table build — it’s going to be a 26-foot long table.
After I finished building my Epoxy Lava Table and Epoxy Waterfall River Table, I already knew I wanted to make an Epoxy Tree Table. I’m going for an Earth, Wind, and Fire vibe. But since I can’t 3D model it, I’m going to be winging most of the steps. So make sure you follow along with my video now!
A while ago, a close friend of mine asked if I could help him out with a reception desk for his new float studio. Of course, I told him I wanted complete creative control over the project.
Because I love yinz so much, I dropped part 2 of my EPIC deck-building series as fast as I could. During this build, I dodged some rain, used some huge tools, and had a total blast framing up the deck.
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.
There are some projects out there that seem to be hellbent on breaking your spirit. For me, it was almost my crazy Epoxy waterfall river table build. But instead of letting the constant obstacles..
In my newest build, I will revisit my last Impossible floating table and build another IMPOSSIBLE Tensegrity Table. This time I test out how much weight it can hold! I use metal and wood in this one to beef it up and help it become more structurally sound. This project does come with a few hiccups
If you’re anything like me, you have a tendency to function under the belief that anything is possible. Maybe this a bit of an ambitious outlook..
If the stay at home orders in Pittsburgh have given me anything (other than a few extra pounds from great home-cooked meals and Netflix binges), it’s extra time to tackle some awesome...
I consider myself super lucky to be a maker in this digital age that we live in, able to show off my favorite projects...
If you guys have been following me, my channel, and my social media, you may remember my live waterfall edge table that I made...
Building A Live Edge Table with A Zipper River! We’ve all seen the Live Edge River Tables floating around the makerspace,...
I’ve always loved the look of live-edge tables that utilize giant slabs of natural wood. One of my clients approached me asking for a...
I’m back with another Rustic Farmhouse Dining Table. These tables have been in style recently with the rise in popularity in rustic farmhouse decor,...
With the increasing popularity of “farmhouse” stylings, more and more people are being drawn to the trestle style table. For this particular project I had a client request something...
HOW TO BUILD RECLAIMED INDUSTRIAL TABLES VIDEO TUTORIAL ON HOW TO BUILD INDUSTRIAL STYLE TABLES USING RECLAIMED WOOD This has been one of my most enjoyable builds...
More and more of my projects recently have been guilds I complete for local businesses and other clients. This work consistently challenges me to...
HOW TO JOIN BREADBOARD ENDS QUICK AND EASY VIDEO TUTORIAL ON JOINING BREADBOARD ENDS TO A TABLE TOP USING THE FESTOOL DOMINO XL (FLOATING TENON JOINERY) Breadboard...
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