who destroyed your hand?

Can't wait to see how it all comes together

Hmm, never heard of the guy.

Haha good idea, we'll have to do that in the future!

Thank you! The finish is one of the most important parts on projects like these 👍

Nice, good to know! Thank you 😄

Thank you for taking the time to watch this one! I think this is one of the coolest and most unique pieces we've done, it's even more impressive in person too! Thanks Scott!

Thanks so much! Yes, the block was a great idea for sure

I know, it's such a gorgeous piece of wood, I'm glad it gets to be displayed in a way that shows it off like it does standing up!

Thanks so much, we're so happy with how it turned out! See you on Friday for part 2!

Thank you Patrick!

Thank you so much John! We're excited to post part 2! And yes, it was a subtle Charlie feature this week haha

We really appreciate that! Thanks so much Marcel, we would love to build a table for you 😄

Thank you so much!

Agreed!

Thanks so much Doug!

Thank you! 😊

😄😄😄

Thank you so much Josie 😊

Thanks so much, hope you enjoyed part 2 as well!

Absolutely 🐐

Thanks so much! Michelle! That means a lot! 😊

Thank you Patricia! We’re fortunate to have clients with such an amazing vision.

Thanks so much!

Thank you as always Kent!

Thank you Eugene! Yes, that table base is probably my favourite we've ever done!

Thank you Derek!

Thanks Robert! It was such a pleasure to work in this beautiful setting.

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much Jim!

Thanks so much! 😄😄

Thanks Jake!

Thanks so much Alan!

Thanks Fred!

Thanks so much!

Thank you!

Thank you ❤

Wide piece, small doorway. A tale as old as time 🤣 Thanks so much!

Pass ports required. We ship the product and tools, then fly down and back...

Thank you!

Thank you Kenneth!!

Thank you, Andy!

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Exactly!!

Thank you! And yes, Charlie is the big boss! And it didn't only because we knew it would be turned into something really beautiful, so it was worth it!

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The piece balances on its own without the adhesive, even before it was secured, it would take a considerable push to tip the piece over. The PL was just to hold everything in place!

@Black Forest Wood Co. ya but what I'm saying is what if some 3 year old pushes against it or whatever scenario. I'm not trying to bust your balls. I love the channel and all the content but I install heavy stuff in family type rooms for my job and sometimes we use adhesives and sometimes we don't if gravity is in our favor. But if gravity is not in our favor I always add fasteners since I know I wouldn't trust my kids under/above/near it. Once again. Not trying to bust the old balls but *personally* I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing that you're only relying on a chemical bond and not a physical one.

@@TheEricj1337 U are 100% correct as if it was a slab of marble or even stone it would be mechanical tied into the fireplace. PL works great but I doubt it is related anywhere near the weight of that piece. Things happen and the liability there is insane and easily prevented. Just that block on top can kill someone at that height.

The PL 400 has a shear strength of 245psi, with the amount of adhesive applied over the full length of the piece, i cant even imagine a situation where it could fall over accidentally. I doubt you could get it to move even if you used a pry bar. And that doesnt even take into account that, as per the designs shown, it will be locked into place with a stone shelf that wraps around the whole fire place including the piece that they installed, which will act as a bracket/strap locking it in place.

Soap and water is fine, but if they wanted to protect the finish more so they could use our Black Forest Soap to clean it: blackforestwood.com/collections/black-forest-finishes/products/black-forest-black-soap-250ml

Oh wow, very interesting to know, thanks!

I’d say about 450-500 pounds!

Oh wow, that would be super cool! We haven't had that idea before

That’s kind of what I was thinking too!

It's too far from the heat sourcw for it to be an issue

Yes we sent it down by truck! This was far enough back from the flame that heat wouldn’t be an issue, it’s best to avoid heat with our coatings. Our clients don’t always get this involved but this client wanted to be right in there, it was awesome!

You can but you often still have to finish by hand!

Yes, if only someone could rhyme some words for a hint

@@blakobconcretin I must have missed that part

@@blakobconcretinwatched it again. No rhyming going on.. only beeps

Haha no, it was so wrapped up in foam it didn't damage the wall either

@@BlackForestWoodCo it did tho? You can clearly see the dent

@@ValkHD Well we were there in real life and there was no dent 🤨

I don't think so 😄

always a non believer somewhere...

It's too far from the heat source to melt

It’s far enough back from the fireplace to not be an issue!

Spencer had a kid and took a job with more flexible hours to spend more time with her! 😄

Spencer was indeed mr reliable, always working hard! Go to guy lol

This was engineered to be far enough away from the fireplace so that there would be no issues. It also depends on the epoxy, we have exterior doors using our resin that gets hours of direct sunlight everyday with no issues. Lower quality products may be more affected by heat!

Randy