Splintered Floating Leg TV Stand Made out of Wood and Epoxy

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On this episode I am Building a TV Stand Out of Wood and Epoxy. I had the idea for this console when LG approached me to sponsor a video. When I saw the TV they wanted to promote, I was inspired to come up with something that had a floating illusion. I'm really happy with the way that it looks, and although it might be a bit gimmicky, there is still a lot of valuable woodworking information here. Building cases out of hardwood, frame and panel doors, sliding doors, building forms, making stopped dados, and more.
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@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thank you for watching :) ▸ Subscribe - goo.gl/oVdN4f

@paulbadger6336 4 года назад

Chris Salomone , Well done! I like your style.

@mpg7490 4 года назад

@chris salomone, what are those sneakers? I need them.

@jakde942 4 года назад

What type of finish did you use at the end?

@SashaTheOneAndOnly Год назад

Hey! Chris! Why are there so many muted tracks in this video?

@jenford7078 4 года назад

I'm always left debating whether I liked your build or your scripting & editing more... You have immense talent in both areas. I salute you!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

All part of the same equation :)

@landoncollins1069 Год назад

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ru-vid.comUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

@rafezetter8003 4 года назад

For anyone wishing to replicate this, particularly the clear epoxy joint Chris talks about @ 12:15 - instead of an "epoxy dowel" use a clear polycarbonate dowel - you could use clear acrylic as well but polycarbonate would be stronger, as the acrylic would tend to bend rather than snap or shear. Perspex wouldn't be recommended as it's a little brittle, with a higher shear factor. (10 years plastics industry). PS, Chris @14:40 "tongue thing" is called a tenon. A "tongue" only refers to a small stub of wood roughly 10mm wide, as per "tongue and groove". Once you get bigger than roughly 10mm it's called a "stub tenon" and past 25mm it's a full on tenon. PPS @ 16.59 - using a trim router, you can make a replacement base that has one side much larger (longer) than the other to give yourself a bigger registration area on the workpiece, and you can also put finger pressure on it to stop that rocking situation that all small trim routers suffer from. Major PITA when doing roundovers or things where you absolutely NEED a crisp 90deg edge.

@MarcInEastTexas 4 года назад

Seriously one of the best looking pieces of furniture I have ever seen. If I had money, I'd commission this. Big winner.

@Moolaz 4 года назад

Those Airmax 90s are great! The cabinet looks fantastic too!

@AnnArborBuck 4 года назад

I love how you use the sketch up animations to describe what you are doing, so well done, so well done. thanks for a great video!

@MakeEverything 4 года назад

So so good!

@ajdizzle4shizzle 4 года назад

Such an awesome design...WOW!

@brettm1118 4 года назад

I work in the TV industry and I can assure you that the technology used in the OLED is magic. Pure, unadulterated, wonder in a child's eyes magic!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

I knew it!

@aarondrossart6026 3 года назад

Really, really beautiful job Chris.

@dgill441 4 года назад

Really love the epoxy contrast in the base - the initial shock of "oh no - how it is staying up?!" is cool!

@JeffsCustomRC 4 года назад

Absolutely beautiful Chris as always, I learn from you every time I watch. I’m getting ready to build a desk for my wife out of red ambrosia maple, my friend owns a saw mill so any wood I could want is very abundant, she wants very clean and feminine and your joinery and finishes always help inspire. I was in a store called Wood Craft last Monday and was in heaven with the machines and different tools like you use, hopefully one day I can acquire a few seeing as how expensive they are but understanding why. Keep inspiring and story telling with your projects, for it really does help us weekend woodworkers step up our games. Thank you Chris!!!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks Jeff.really appreciate the kind words. Glad the videos are inspiring to people! That’s great to think that after they’ve watched people feel more excited about building something. 👍🏻

@SpencleyDesignCo 4 года назад

I was so excited to see this video on my feed! THIS TURNED OUT GREAT!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks :)

@someguyO2W 4 года назад

One heck of a promotion! LG got their money's worth. BTW, it's Thicknay

@biscuits671 4 года назад

Absolutely beautiful mate

@amandaantoinetteshort946 Год назад

This was just the most amazing piece of furniture I ever saw... my heart broke when you destroyed it... I don't think I will ever see anything that again that I would like / love more... Thank you for this video... 😁

@TheUltamatium 4 года назад

The epoxy dowel idea is genius!!

@cupofstaplers 3 года назад

My first exposure to your work was the "tips for making boxes" video a long time ago. I'm really glad the algorithm brought you back around. I'm currently binge watching your channel and loving it. I do wonder if someone fell in love with this piece and rescued it from the strength test?

@Foureyes.Furniture 3 года назад

Glad you like it...no, I still did my stretch test. It was Way stronger than I was expecting. Definitely would be fine for a piece like this.

@NEzFiA 4 года назад

Genius design

@youtubiefun 4 года назад

Turned out good.

@DavidWaller123 4 года назад

killer shoe game....like the Jordan 4. Old School....oh and the furniture is awesome also.

@buildingheirlooms 4 года назад

One of your best yet! Really digging your out of the box creativity on this!

@superhall229 4 года назад

LEDs in the legs to show some slight lighting would have been a job but would be cool. Great job as always!

@diggler306 4 года назад

WOW. This is a spectacular piece. That leg design is phenomenal. Whoosh.

@KnifeFiend 4 года назад

My man with the NYC to Paris in perfect fashion!

@KnifeFiend 4 года назад

and the viotechs! I wore those to work on Friday!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Nice! We are shoe brothers! NY to Paris are some of my fav shop shoes. I actually want them to naturally get beaten up to reveal the colors.

@JohnPorsbjerg 4 года назад

this is such a cool concept!!! Lots of resin and woodworking videos on youtube but this is so unique and it looks really really good

@stevecuthbert8856 4 года назад

The leg design is very cool. I have never worked with epoxy but I may now after seeing this vid. And the epoxy dowel was so "WOW"

@fheaney1 3 года назад

Really awesome, thanks

@carebeyan 2 года назад

Love this piece man!

@pedge001 4 года назад

Incredible build and fun edit!

@PeriodWoodworker 3 года назад

Splintered wood, epoxy, CNC Routers, drilled epoxy joint reinforcement, spline joints -- INTERESTING!!!!

@phjarchitect 4 года назад

Nice work man. Really beautiful!

@pwolfable 4 года назад

If you want to not only strengthen the joint, but the epoxy in general, try wrapping in fiberglass or even mixing small chopped fibers into the epoxy when pouring it into your mold.

@jordanandjennah 4 года назад

This is amazing. I would say its actually crossing over into art. But perhaps more impressive is how you weave sponsors into your videos so seamlessly. I won't name names but some of your fellow creators can learn a lot from this video.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

we're looking at you SHAUN!!!! :P

@shaunboydmadethis 4 года назад

Posting comments has never been easier thanks to Squarespace!

@jordanstpierre6875 Год назад

This is pretty cool

@claclako 3 года назад

Whoa this was an incredible idea 😍 you did a great job with this concept and laying it out for us to follow

@jdrummerdd 4 года назад

best yet. unreal. beautiful. all the words

@StevenDavisPhoto 4 года назад

Seriously. Epoxy shavings are insane. I work with them all the time. Note that you don't need to use Tuck Tape. Any basic packing tape works. I use HDPE for my forms and just seal with silicone. Nothing else :)

@DevinTrierMaker 4 года назад

There's a thousand ways to strengthen that resin joint, but the completely see-through effect is so impressive. I hope it holds up to your brute force :) Great video, thanks for sharing.

@Iad666 4 года назад

that's perfect, man, style & quality

@lss6724 4 года назад

Oh gosh! I love the leg design. I hope the strength testing shows that that structure is solid. Another rockstar video. Thank you.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks. We will see 😊

@auron1987 4 года назад

Chris Salomone would it be stronger to make the epoxy corners as one solid piece? Create a melamine channel mould thing, place the wood where you want it and fill with epoxy?

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

@@auron1987 I actually thought about doing exactly that...and it probably would be stronger...but I don't really know

@DHClapp 4 года назад

@@Foureyes.Furniture Not sure if you did or not, but roughing the joining epoxy surfaces with a very low grit sandpaper will get you very close to the strength of a cast-in-one-piece corner.

@heitooooor 3 года назад

@@Foureyes.Furniture, I searched your Instagram to check the destruction, but couldn't find it. Did it happen? And so I haven't lost the trip, you got one more follower there.

@natebolton9385 4 года назад

I wasn't sure what to expect here, but this turned out great. And the TV legitimately is something I'm considering to replace my current living room set. Great stuff Chris

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks Nate. Glad you liked it :)

@Javakes 4 года назад

Brilliant build and quality, lots of inspiration to come off this video !

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks :)

@enkilederman5372 4 года назад

une réalisation esthétique, design et minutieuse. Superbe travail Chris. Thank You

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks :)

@meoutwest 4 года назад

Very nice piece Chris. Shaun must be rubbing off on you :)

@oxcan86 4 года назад

This thing is next level. Love the creativity!

@Maniwasaki 4 года назад

i gasped when he swung that hammer!!!!

@iComplainer 4 года назад

Next Level.

@griznatle 4 года назад

Question for OP Not a fan of chopsaws? Lots of cuts made in your video that were very difficult on a tablesaw But super easy on a chopsaw. Especially when you were cutting down the long epoxied stretcher and had your buddy holding the rest off the side of the saw.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

definitely

@elvisleon9394 4 года назад

Great job !!!!!

@moneymakingmikeg.9555 4 года назад

Chris, this is Stupid Dope Fresh!!! Whether one likes the splintered wood or not, the forward thinking and ingenuity to try something like this commands Respect!! Hope all is well & Dirty Jersey out!!!!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks MMMG

@johnynardi 4 года назад

LOVE IT !!!!!!

@pooter_lovato 4 года назад

Love the video and the shoes!

@dannybimbela 4 года назад

great and fine job!

@someanonymousfucker234 4 года назад

Lookin amazing! keep it up

@philiphogg1983 4 года назад

Amazing work as always Chris. If you ever struggling for video ideas id love to see you make something only using hand tools, both as a challenge to yourself and also for us viewers who don't have access to the amazing tools that you!

@thematthewreed 4 года назад

That closing line was pure gold. You are a pun master!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks Matthew. Credit to my wife :)

@thematthewreed 4 года назад

@@Foureyes.Furniture Is she the mastermind behind all of your glorious puns??

@Parkhead_workshop 4 года назад

even cooler than I'd pictured during the podcast. also digging the soundtrack

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks man :)

@JunkWorkshop 4 года назад

Very nice piece bro!

@stephandelaat 4 года назад

Nice Jordans!!!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

:) :) :)

@thaduke4663 4 года назад

I'm in love with Chris's videos.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks tha duke

@JohnKuiphoff 4 года назад

This build was really creative! It looks amazing.

@johnagorman 4 года назад

To strengthen epoxy, additives are used. Some are designed to thicken, some to ease sanding in fairing (like on a boat side), others are fibers to strengthen. You could have dropped in a stainless or a black bolt at the joint as a highlight and not worry about it. Wonderful design as is ✌

@johnagorman 4 года назад

Heh. Another idea is to drill the hole, add a little epoxy, and then drop in a dowel with a shattered edge to match the rest

@thewoodlesworkshop.157 4 года назад

Cool project! Very beautiful. Thanks.

@mjfister 4 года назад

VERY clever with the splintered approach - you have quite an imagination and much enjoy seeing you bring it to life!

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Thanks Mike :)

@mog-gyveroneill2500 4 года назад

Absolutely love watching your work. Your down to earth narration, and humble approach totally lends itself to a truly enjoyable video.

@IdovShai Год назад

Hey Chris, You didn't show how strong is the epoxy joint, I went to instegram and found this table but there wasn't a video show how strong it is. Can you show it?

@irotz1995 4 года назад

this is honestly spectacular! good job chris

@mattk9676 4 года назад

Stunning piece Chris.

@tharemyhopkins5873 4 года назад

11:24, that's the new Saw-Stop Shaun-Stop accessory.

@Bpositive38 4 года назад

Super idea with the legs, love them. - Not sure about the doors though. I think a more minimal look, without the edges/frames would suit the design :-)

@tooljunkie555 4 года назад

@8:40 cool slo mo shot! Nice piece too!

@FredMcIntyre 4 года назад

Awesome work Chris, beautiful piece! 😍👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻

@jarlove 4 года назад

Insanely awesome design!

@JohnMadeit 4 года назад

i love the splintered wood and epoxy technique.

@williamellis8993 4 года назад

Beautiful stand. I've not used beech before but I might try it now instead of always using red oak.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

You’ll love it. I like red oak for staining black because of the heavy figuring. But left natural I really like beech.

@JTWoodworks 4 года назад

This looks so epic!! Looking forward to the break test

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

Me too...:)

@thedistractedmaker 4 года назад

Looks great Chris!

@sorenb5744 4 года назад

That's really cool! I also liked your idea of a stand you mentioned in your last headphone stand video! Little tip from german carpenter teaching, adjust your saw blade as high as possible, so it'll last longer, won't burn that fast and the cut will be more efficient due to the different angle the blade runs into the wood!:) And I'd really like to see a furniture project on your channel, where you integrate tambour doors, with an even surface and almost no loss in wood structure.:)

@lfcbpro 4 года назад

not a huge fan of the design, but the execution was brilliant, and inspiring :)

@kamelgatamook2931 2 года назад

Brilliant video from start to finish and is packed with lots of pro tips and techniques. You are even teaching a bit of geometry which is really helpful in woodwork. I'm looking forward to you building a mitre station if you are going to do one?

@sijakosan 4 года назад

looks amazing! would love to create something like that

@fgarza 4 года назад

Great video, this is the first one I've seen from you and I really liked that you explained a few tricks you pulled and I got to see your thought process while making the part. Specially the part where you start making the grooves and you just flip the wood to make it centered, blew my mind not to have thought of that before.

@nobodyfromnowhere6932 4 года назад

excellent piece chris. it is fun watching the development of this and to hear your thoughts. thanks for sharing

@andrewbrink5643 4 года назад

Really like this one. Great idea to use the epoxy dowel.

@magic86 4 года назад

Amazing woodworker, great videos and easily best sneaker collection in the woodworking channels hands down 🔥🔥🔥🔥all the heat

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

haha...thanks. Luckily, not a ton of competition at this point :)

@FlyDog561 4 года назад

Maybe you could use a clear acrylic dowel in place of the epoxy “dowel”

@sampathsris 4 года назад

Incredible piece. I'm speechless. But I'd have liked the handled on the sides of the doors because, you know, a handle on the top tells the users to grab it and pull. But a handle on the side would tell the users to push it to the side, which suits a sliding door. But I've got no idea how that would look.

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

You make a good point. I think seeing it in person it would be pretty hard to imagine them pulling horn though. Also... wait a minute. A lot of doors pull open from a side handle. In fact about 99% of the doors i interact with work that way now that I’m thinking about it.

@belvedeere 4 года назад

are we not gonna talk about the guy in the background at 3:46 im dead

@garagemonkeysan 4 года назад

Beautiful piece. Nice video. Love the cameo. Mahalo for sharing. : )

@danieljahae5368 4 года назад

Amazing design, great work!!

@ZX-96 4 года назад

Lift top table next pleasee

@huhwhat12 4 года назад

Well done! That looks amazing! I agree that the Beechwood looks great for this project. It works very well with that TV too.

@markarmstrong2592 4 года назад

Another great project coloured epoxy dowels might look good what do you think

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

It could...but not in this application. I wanted it to be as close to invisible as possible for the floating idea. But it could be a totally different look that might be cool :)

@Wengelsworkshop 4 года назад

I know you don't like being called an artist, but you are an amazing artist. Do you do all of your video editing? And if so how many hours does each video take?

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

How dare you. Blocked. JK. Thanks man 😊

@FAMAWoodworking 4 года назад

Amazing project and execution! Congrats!

@coreartalex6708 4 года назад

Thumbs up for the Best VanDame Movie Reference Ever!!!! ... & a great furniture also n.n

@alexclark6777 4 года назад

Your editing skills make your videos turn out as beautifully as the furniture you make - it's seriously a joy watching things like this. I feel like that stretcher, or is it trellis? Whatever, the long thin horizontal piece of wood just above floor height that connects the legs on each side, might look good being "broken" in the middle and re-connected with a length of epoxy. Maybe if it doesn't hold up to the strength test and you have to rebuild it you could do that (lol)

@Foureyes.Furniture 4 года назад

That would be a cool idea...If/when I break this piece though. I'm definitely not building the base back the same way. I'll do something totally different so that I can make another video about it. Maybe down the road I'll use this technique for something again though :)

@tom.cars.lambelambe4203 4 года назад

Loved your explanations. Made it easy to follow and has given me the confidence to do something similar. Haven't got the app to check out smashing the legs