Incredible Coffee Table Build - Crazy Amount of Work - Was it Worth it?

It isn't perfect and there were plenty of mistakes made but I loved the challenge of this project. I didn't think I'd love the final piece but it really surprised me, I think it came out amazing.

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[PaskMakes]

It isn't perfect and there were plenty of mistakes made but I loved the challenge of this project. I didn't think I'd love the final piece but it really surprised me, I think it came out amazing.
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[ionchhhhh]

I like the legs a lot. I think they'd work with anything. Love their scars from all the hammering. And the imperfect wood patterns are perfect. Anyone who sees that table without knowing about this video will think "hey this looks handmade. Did someone actually put in all that effort? What kind of madman would do such a thing?"

[matthewhoward]

You complain about the imperfections but the imperfections are what bring this table to life

[Ccoolbeans]

Great Video as always! Good to see you again.

[Rubbernecker]

Imperfections my arse!!! 😂 The thing is stunning. End of story.

[babak.]

who says Kumiko is hard come and see how hard is the Khatam. Well done as always

[alanwasserman]

Neil, you did a great job there is a reason it's called DIY woodworking, little imperfections gives the table character

[alskjflaksjdflakjdf]

The unevenness in the pattern kind of reminds me of aboriginal art, with the handplaced dots coming together to form a larger image. It somehow becomes more organic.

[smsucks]

Honestly… I slightly prefer this newest version, for your lounge .

[YaaLFH]

One of my friends used to do wire wrapped jewellery. She's a very meticulous person who strived for perfection, she got to the point where her pieces were flawless... and that's when she noticed a significant drop in sales, because too many people thought they weren't handmade, even when she posted photos of herself making them! She had to intentionally introduce tiny "mistakes" to bring the sales back up.
There is a beauty in imperfections - life is imperfect.

The table came out great and I actually like it more as it is than if the metal flowers were all perfectly aligned. It would be a hard choice between this and the kumiko one, both deserve to be a centre piece in a room.

[mjohan]

Pask is the kinda person that you could hold the flashlight for and not get yelled at, his patience is amazing

[TBizzell]

The imperfections make it honest. It’s a hand made piece that took many processes, it’s not machine made or computer printed. I like it.

[jonathangrenier]

"It looked ok but not amazing "... WHAT! Dont be so hard on yourself, it's truly is amazing and so many details. 15:23

[TuckerMade]

On the band clamp joint. Put the tightening part of the clamp at the joint and it will pull it together instead of apart. Your project always look better than you think and are always inspiring!!

[corinkayaker]

Only you could forge such amazing corners on your first attempt. You are a freak in all the best ways mate! Great work! Great video too! I hope this one makes it into the house. Let me know when the Kumiko one goes out the front for council cleanup cause I am driving to QLD to get it 😂

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"Which I've never done before but always wanted to try" is the best thing about this channel! Half the projects I make is just to try something new, so I love this so much!

[TheBookDoctor]

Problems I will never have: "Dang, I built too many amazing coffee tables! Which one to use?"
Great job as always!

[andrewgalbreath]

Amazing as always, Neil. The bit of steel that sticks over the edge adds a lot of visual interest

[Vickie-Bligh]

It's a 'happy accident' that you didn't keep the same orientation with the silver flowers. I love the way it looks, heck, Neil, I love the whole thing. It's gorgeous and amazing. Your give it a go is so enjoyable to watch. And of course the family likes it. You all have great taste. Now as to which table you should use: Kumiko looks lovely and I enjoy it, but change is nice as well. It's too bad you can't use both. Thanks for this, Neil.

[Rompestromper]

You said it might not have been your cup of tea, thats probably why you made a coffee table😊