our MOST EXPENSIVE table build (using DIY skills)

Wow! Pricey but beautiful

Why don't you build the whole installation on top of a vibrating metal plate ? Then , when you pour the epoxy , and everything finely vibrates , all the bubbles will go away and be expelled , and all the epoxy will fill the smallest cavities of the wood .

It's worth $30,000 it's buetiful only for the rich

Why expensive?

Thank you for all your hard work in making this table for us to watch. Looking forward to seeing more.

I wasn't sold at first, but this is my fav looking table i've seen. I've probabaly watched 2 dozen of these table videos for some reason and being able to look into the wood with the mild translucence is so cool.

A mask when sanding that stuff is wise. See a few patients with interstitial lung disease and you will be scarred and scared about that stuff for life. Its like lung failure in the 60's 70's or 80's if ur lucky - basically acute onset emphysema and pts have the wear pretty high flow O2 at all times, but often still can't walk up and down stairs bc the lung tissue just isn't there to absorb o2 or blow out C02. Anyway this table was sick.

R30 000.00 or $30 000.00 ? 🤔

Wow that is beautiful 🖤🖤

amazing work

My lounge floor next 👍. Or Hollywood sales there cuz.

what was the bath your bucket was in before the degasser?

have you ever experimented with doing a vacuum pour? Like the sort of method they use for fiberglass & carbine fiber?

My opinion about the table is that humanity has redeemed itself with such a beautiful manmade table.
I think I would've just made the blue more translucent and maybe added a bevel on the edges.

this was such a delight to watch. it was my first one and oh my i had fun. amazing work!

Hi Gregg I'm really really interested in wood works most especially the one you show casing, how do I become part of your ?

Nice travel do you, Mac I am also try making but I don’t know how to thank you. I love your table.

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watching these videos make me wanna start flattening my slabs of black walnut from a tree in my yard. Had a guy with the Alaskan mill come to cut slabs free..well not exactly free. Slab it for half the lumber. Ok deal since the tree was cut down free. I got 6 2in slabs of gorgeous featured walnut 31in width.2. 1/2 in. Thick. By 18ft length. And a separate piece 32in diameter by 3.5ft for whatever I need.
It's not dry enough yet and its sitting in my backyard but these videos get me wanting to start the project.
My main problem is the base. So many designs i haven't settled yet. Nice table guys!!! Love the color using a brown tinted! Nice call!

Amazing!

You explained everything very patiently... it was enjoyable to watch u create this Masterpiece 😊

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Awesome job GUYS

This table is beautiful but I would like to see a very well-crafted wooden stand instead of the Metal stand.

buy a plainer?

Patience is obviously a hugely important important part of the process

Brilliant

Que trabalho maravilhoso, impecável, a sensação de profundidade na madeira ficou surreal 😯😯😯

max 10000$ you are all high with 30k

Cuantos litros de epoxi se van para un proyecto como este

Quanto custa uma mesa dessa?

Soy de Colombia puedo conseguir esa.recina.en.bogota?

i am about to build my first table so this is helpfull. I would imagine the class is more informative. I think these tables are stunning. I sent a message on your website. Cant wait

Good job

No gloves & no face mask? You are a brave man!

Hello Greg! The wood is absolutely stunning! Observing the intricate details in the wood is a genuine reflection of nature's artistry. The table has turned out exceptionally beautiful! Thank you for sharing another remarkable piece of work with us! 🙂

I believe sharing your business is as beneficial as any other part of your company. more success to you.

i want to learn more

HOW MUCH DOES THIS GO FOR?

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I’d say you should’ve sealed your wood pieces before ever performing your main pour. This eliminates any potential air bubbles from the wood.

Beautiful work and the table looks fantastic and very insightful. All the best to you Brett

Beautiful 👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🥰🥰🥰🥰

No critique possible. Amazing.

How did you get the green, and especially the light blue green transition into the blue?

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Very beautiful, well done!

Crazy Good Stuff. 💯👌🔥🔥🔥

The table is sick but the lighting is such that there is so much glare you can’t appreciate the piece. Figure out a way to dampen the glare or light it from the bottom

There's a sucker around every corner!