I enjoy the transformation you do to your work and the way your staff are because they really adore you ! Your giving them moments to be proud of their work ❤

I’ll never be able to afford one of your pieces, but do thoroughly enjoy your videos. Much continued success. ❤❤❤❤❤

Beautiful as usual. Your comments about what affects the color of the wood is right on. The type of lighting is also important. I made some kitchen cabinets (red oak) for a customer and they all matched perfectly. After installation I took a picture of them. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the color of the door panels. There were three panels glued up for the width. The center panel was light compared to the outer two. In natural light you couldn't see a difference.

Always an enjoyable show!

Awesome video!!! Thanks for sharing. Your hard work and dedication to your craft is evident. We all appreciate your letting us watch you and the team display your skills.

Love these tables. Simplicity is all defining. This lends extra appreciation of the timber and resin work that you guys are sooo good at. Again because of the minimalist design, your attention is drawn to all aspects. The tops are beautiful, so the legs must be too, the welds need to be perfect. Do you guys put leveling feet under these frames to take up any discrepancy in the flooring? As always an excellent job, thanks for sharing. Cheers Michael.

You guys impress me every time absolutely stunning work , be nice if I could buy your Black Forest resins and ceramic finishes in New Zealand 🇳🇿 have a wonderful day guys.

You guys always does very extraordinary work keep it up

Gorgeous work as always! Absolutely top notch!

Those tables look amazing. Again you have achieved great results, what an awesome team

Very nice tables, your work in excellent. It’s really funny to hear you pronounce the casinos name.

Awesome as always I love that blue. I'll have to stop by one day to see these.

Love that color. Good job guys

That blue epoxy is stunning!

Beautiful piece! You should have shown the previous build to refresh our memory.

Beautiful table love the dedication to detail.

Your videos are very good and useful,thanks you for sharing

Another exceptional project. Would you be able to share the Deep Blue recipe you used in this project?

Beautiful tables❤❤

Loved it.

Very nice, like the blue

Beautiful as always ❤

I really like how both tales came out. The blue is a color of its own. Does Black Forest make cutting boards? I would think your business could corner the market on that. I would also like to see some more of your father's building a guitar classes. Since you are working on one side of the shop, what are they building on the other side? Lastly, does your company ever build vanities or anything like for the bathroom or beds? Thanks again for posting. Looking forward to the next video.

Well done again.

Beautiful tables !! Just not the same with no Brad

I remember the video of the credenza and table (artwork as always). Dylan you have been talking about the new CNC machine that I wonder if it is really happening - LOL. Your clients are very lucky receiving a BFWC piece of artwork. A question - are you ever going to do coasters again? Stay safe.

I noticed around 6:37 that the guy using the mirka sander is moving really fast with it. Is it the mirka sander that allows him to move so quickly without developing pigtails? I've always had to move way slower to have good quality sanding. Thanks!

Thanks again for this inspirational video... These tables came out beautiful.. PS...when is Charlie’s birthday..my puppies are 6 months next week,with a trip to the vet for the big CHOP..

Thanks for the information on keeping the resin cool. Do you ever have a problem with it getting too cold? I mean you do have cold winters, don't you?

can you make fake bark to put on live edge?

Do resin ever come loose? like would a furniture piece live for 50 or a 100 years? I know solid wood only furniture does but I am worried about resin.

Do you sell or trade in your old drum sander?

When you do your "resin recipes" do you do it by ratio or by weight? I mean the different materials (resin, liquid pigments, and powder pigments) are measured differently (gallons, drop, teaspoon)? Awesome video and I love the breakdown and random information.

Hi, what kind of acrylic urethane finish do you use?

Does that nano coat stuff last on outdoor stuff?

Palm Springs in Florida or somewhere else?

Is there a reason you're not using a sandblaster to remove the bark? It seems like that would be way faster but you seem like the type of shop that knows how to optimise such processes, so I'm interested in your reasoning.

Wait does Canada use Celsius??

10:37 Hate to say it but the welds on the metal bases really let down the high standard you guys hold yourselves to with the tops and wooden bases. You should find someone who can TIG weld bases for you or at least grind their welds smooth!

Why bother wasting good wood and just make the table all plastic. Can’t you color the resin brown and swirl in some black.