You surely must know that you've succeeded in business when the supplier of arguably the best slabs in the business to the best resin table builders in the business choose you for their conference table. That green is stunning! The slab is amazing, I love the legs! There's nothing about this table that I don't love! Another genuinely beautiful piece of furniture that will be stunning for generations. Congratulations guys! You've knocked another one out of the park!
Since the table looks so good from underneath with the light passing through. Here's an idea if you can develop a lighting system to shine light from below the table upwards through the green areas of the table or other tables you make like this in the future as an option for your clients. Maybe the lights are attracted underneath some how or shine from angles from the leg base of the three table upwards. Or if in the case of a early beginning custom planned room you designed light to shine from the floor upwards for a table with alot of see through epoxy from the bottom to great effects. It would probably look amazing at night or in a darken room lit up from above and below!
once again a really beautiful, breathtaking table. also really interesting and worth seeing how experts talk about the product and emphasize their deserved mutual respect. thanks for the video, best regards from germany
Thanks for watching! Yes, it was a cool experience building and delivering a table to people we work so closely with on a normal basis! This was the first time they got to see one of our finished pieces in real life too, they usually just get to see pictures
Thank you so much Finn! And yes, it's so nice when we can get the client's reaction on camera and this one was especially cool because they're not just clients to us, they're also our friends! And yes, the lighting will look absolutely incredible over this piece!
Fantastic video!!! Thanks for showing us the process of building this amazing table from start to finish. Especially thanks for showing the mess up and how they are corrected. Great work from a great team. Keep it up!!!
Who else would GL Veneer have chosen to do a conference table but BFWC. Great upsell for the lighting Dylan - will look for the video on that product. Stay safe.
This is the most amazing table I have seen you guys do. That timber is remarkable, a truely unique piece. The support frame is different! i rather like that and it doesn't detract from the table top. Thank you for sharing, great team at BFWC, love your work, regards Michael.
Another stunning table guys! The ripple effect in the resin looks amazing and the view from below showing a completely different shade of green was a big surprise!
Crazy how you mentioned the lighting at the end bc I was thinking the same thing! It's already an amazing piece. I can only imagine how it would look with more natural (yellowish) lighting! Fantastic job!
could have made a complimentary coasters from the pieces you cut in the middle of the table with a logo stamp on it, to go with the theme. Could've been a nice extra touch, I think it could be part of all your future table constructions. Just a suggestion, otherwise loving the table :))
What a stunning piece of wood and that you can see see the majority of the edge is absolutely fantastic ... I'm not so sure about the base, but hey I'd live with it 😁 .... had to go back and listen to you talking about comments of the ring around the GL ... it was so obvious that it was the outline of a log, how they missed that and thought it should be circular is beyond me 👍
Great work !!! Both of you make great products. I decided i wanted to do business with GL as i developed a unique cabinetry design where their veneers of exotic woods would look exceptionally beautiful.... again, great work and great products
Willow!! We had a willow tree on the farm. It was the dirtiest tree I have ever seen. It had a very gnarly trunk. Never thought to look, when we took it down, if it was burl.
Are those surfboards standing against the walls? Were you able to bring Charlie on your trip? All in all, it is a beautiful table. My brother bought a red oak tree that was felled. After three years of drying, we made a bar out of it for his winery. It turned out beautiful. We took the tree to a old time steam thresher reunion. The wood was cut into slabs by an old steam powered mill. It was a blast. Can't wait for the next video.
Yes they're surfboards! No, Charlie stayed back to manage the shop while we were gone. Thank you so much! Oh wow, that sounds super cool! We'll see you in the next one!
NOoooo… I believe it’s a difference in environments. Sorry, I’m a Texan who is interjecting her opinion in this. There is always different in weather environments. As well as access to certain machinery. It’s all good for everyone!!! ❤
They talked about willow during the build and then cottonwood burl during the delivery. I assume that they know what wood they’re working with?! Honestly I don’t know now.
Cam comes across like a desperate cars salesmen now days and a bad actor trying to make it in the acting business.its funny how he’s got the biggest woodworking channel on RU-vid but Black Forest not even reached 400k yet and yet Black Forest are pushing out much better furniture.both charge way to much money for their tables especially cam from blacktail with his over priced tables and products he mentions every 5 min at least he’s stopped making them same old walnut and black epoxy tables now and he has finally learned how to polish resin but does N3 Nano really help I’m not so sure especially as osmo and Rubio both repel water anyway
