Turning HUGE wood Log into a Wooden Sink | Woodworking Project

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[JacobE-]

Never seen that trick with the two screws and the string, brilliant!

[MisterGreenGuy]

Nice s-trap, with undersized short sweeps 90's. That thing is going to drain like a champ for years with zero clogging issues. Gonna smell great too!

[iwasglad]

Love it! Copper piping works especially well!

[brianpress]

Beautiful peice of Woodwork turned into a Sink. Very Nice 👍👍👍

[jorgefrez]

Un hermoso trabajo y terminado se ve genial... felicitaciones

[CreativeDailyWorks]

Very well done. Thank you for your great video.

[noeljshah]

Just wonderful. I really enjoyed your video n the idea. 👍

[newmotta]

congratulations my friend a really beautiful piece!

[kazakh-interista]

Great work, would love to see more of the finished look.

[RalphSampson...]

Great piece. Did you put a clear finish on the copper or will you let it naturally patina?

[fabricemenoud]

Une vidéo magnifique et un objet tellement unique 🤯👏👨‍🦽💨

[susanp.collins]

Nice! You did that adjustment for the copper pipe by eye...

[Monsieur.Nobody.]

Amazing! Simply amazing! BTW can you show us what sort of clamping system are you using to hold the work piece or is it just wooden blocks cut in a particular way screwed to the bench top?

[ДимитърТрайков-иц]

Robinia pseudoacacia е нанадмината...Браво!

[doublefresh_by]

Super! And what kind of nozzle is on the grinding machine? I've seen it for the first time!

[VijayKB..]

I didn’t get a clue? How the waste water go through that bend without a force water get stuck know?

[Momoka]

I am curious as to what epoxy you are using. Most epoxies do not harden to rock stone hardness and are still susceptible to moisture, especially when it can't dry.