DIY Waterfall End Table — How to Woodworking
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How thick the lumber is?
For the bevel cuts are you using the festool TS55 or TS75 ?
Great and insightful as always 🙂 One idea though: It would be interesting to see this one combined with (blue-ish) epoxy – you know, like making a REAL waterfall!
beautiful work! thanks for sharing!
Which 5 minute and 20 minute epoxy brand do you recommend? Many times, touching up epoxy areas can be frustrating when using a 72 hour cure time epoxy.
Love your builds and videos. Always learn something. Could waterfall be done without a Domino? Not lucky enough to have one yet
With the single leg in the back was the table sturdy?
Nice! I did mine in 3/4 walnut Ply and used my festool conturo edge bander to add a 1/8" solid edge I made the mitre connection with Lamello Zeta- P Tenso 14 instead of the domino the lighter wood means I didn't need a leg so it makes it a bit more versatile. finished with Odies oil too Cheers https://www.modeller.ca/product/chanook-table
When you have a woodworking workshop bigger than my house, I do not think you qualify as DIY.
But still great quality videos.