@@EigenDesigns Yes, it would have been hard to give that one up. All is well over here. Same as usual but slowing down just a tad on the RU-vid channel. I have some other endeavors I’m embarking on. But I will always be woodworking.
Thanks Blake! I personally try to use the CNC whenever I can to make things easier for me during a build. Sometimes I wonder if people without CNCs lose interest when I use mine for a build like this. What are your thoughts?
@@EigenDesigns well I have the same onefinity that you do so I’m not sure if my answer will be the best. I love seeing how it can be used in other aspects and furniture. For example I made a coffee table not too long ago and I used my cnc to cut tapered legs, it made the work much easier for me. So I’m right with you on if the robot can do it, let them 😂. It’s a good way to add more to something that you couldn’t do before in some aspects. I hope that made sense 😂
Beautiful table, Mark! I love the modern slat design on the sides as well as the feet. Looking forward to more great builds. Stay cool in this Houston heat! - Joe
Thanks Joe. I appreciate your support. It's been 100+ degrees in the shop for the past 3-4 weeks so I have a garage insulation kit coming in soon to help keep the heat down. It's been brutal this summer already and its not even August yet.
Love your work and how you make it look so easy As others have said the slits in the ends really make this peace pop I know in Australia you would get $1800 for your coffee table Would that be the same in the states? We are limited here on what wood we can get at a reasonable price Keep up the great work
Cheers mate. I actually lived in Melbourne for ~5 years earlier in my life so I have a soft spot for my Aussie friends. The materials to make a table like this are around $600 here in the states (e.g. walnut, lifttop hardware, finish, etc.). So something like this could go for $1000 - 1500 if you had the right client.
@@EigenDesigns Thanks for the reply I don't know about over your way but wood here has just become like Gold hard to find and very expensive .... Is this a hobby or your full time job? What made you move back to the sates
@@duffstergpx9375 hardwoods over here are still reasonably priced, but common softwood dimensional lumber and plywood have gotten expensive. Woodworking is my hobby, but I would love to do it as my full time gig. If I am ever able to generated enough income from this I would focus my attention soley on woodworking. I finished highschool in Melbourne and then came back to the US to go to uni. I got an engineering degree and just remained in the US for work. Life is good here, but I miss Australia.
Bummer. Its Nice work. But that whole CNC thing kinda ruins it for me. And It’s me, I know, but still… it’s just a video killer that I can’t seem to get over.
