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Spectacular. I eagerly await the "barrabarmod" version … The "barraamericanamod" is already asking too much …
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think about a space in 3d ;D
there's not much work involved and if you find a workshop to cut the wood for you even less, that is if you have some strange ideas (those strips for the drawer guides ….. )
anyway, to each their own, no one can take away your originality
regardsOf course, and if you buy the table already made even less work xDDD
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Claro, y si compras la mesa ya hecha menos curro aun xDDD
te quejas de herramientas ¿no? por lo que cuesta el taladro cualquier almacén de madera (con opción a corte )te corta y te fresa TODO el material, luego lo ensamblas tu.
y si no te gusta la opinión piensa que es casi seguro que todas las piezas metálicas están hechas con CNC (fresadora o láser ) y ganas tiempo. no tengo nada claro si el manitas en cuestión a hecho cribillas o tapones para los tornillos ¿? pero eso si se hace a "inglete" te lo ahorras.
y como ultimo punto creo que es la primera vez que veo un mueble esquinero sin patas regulables ( supongo que o los ingleses o los americanos tienen los suelos mas nivelados que en España
P.D que conste que no es ninguna critica es simplemente una opinión de la manera de trabajar, que en cualquier caso tiene un curro ( sobretodo de diseño )
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you complain about tools, don't you? for the cost of the drill any hardware store (with cutting option) cuts and mills ALL the material, then you assemble it yourself.
and if you don't like the opinion, think that it is almost certain that all the metal parts are made with CNC (milling or laser) and you save time. I'm not sure if the handyman in question made cribs or screw plugs, but if that is done at "bevel" you save that.
and as a last point I think it's the first time I've seen a corner cabinet without adjustable legs (I suppose that either the English or the Americans have more level floors than in Spain
P.D. it should be noted that it's not a criticism, it's just an opinion on the way of working, which in any case has a job (especially design)
regardsyes, but for what they charge you to cut and mill all the material you could buy a table at Ikea. I think it has a lot of work and a very high number of hours, maybe like the guy working on that in 4 afternoons he made the table, it would take me a whole vacation and I'm sure I wouldn't get half as good
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The good thing about that table is that it is unique, it must have taken a lot of work between designing and then building, but in the end it is a work of art.
regards
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Claro, y si compras la mesa ya hecha menos curro aun xDDD
Lol, y si el tio lo fabricase en serie y lo instalase a domicilio aun menos curro XDDD
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I think it's a lot of work. and it looks very, very good.
Regarding the issue of making the table; I, have a custom-made table in the office, much less elaborate, it could be said that made with 8 boards. I could have made a thousand fixes with ikea things, or go buy a countertop and have it cut. But no, I made a table because what I needed and the measurements I needed and wanted due to the office layout I wanted, a table made by me would look better.
I don't understand the eagerness to criticize the issue of the table. he made it, so it's done. there are people who make pc mods, there are people who tune cars, there are people who prepare airsoft replicas, there are people who camperize vans, trucks or whatever they can find. Fortunately for him, he has the time and the ability to do it.
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I personally wouldn't do it like that, but I like it.
And that's it; it's a wick made -not bought-, and therefore it's to the liking and necessity of the one who makes it.
Best regards.
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:facepalm: I don't criticize the table, I just say that if you have all those tools you can do whatever you want, but if not, it's much cheaper to go to a board sales company and have them cut the wood for you. And I can say more, even with all those tools I doubt anyone would buy some boards (whole) of 244*122 and cut them with the circular saw without a guide;D
IKEA furniture has always been a M***** to me, the piece in question is carved YES but I doubt that many people who come to this forum have the necessary tools to make something similar and if I say that if someone wants something similar they just have to go to a lumber store, get the "disassembly" and then at home they "carve" it, varnish it and assemble it
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:facepalm: I don't criticize the table, I just say that if you have all those tools you can do whatever you want, but if not, it's much cheaper to go to a board sales company and have them cut the wood for you. And I can say more, even with all those tools I doubt anyone would buy some boards (whole) of 244*122 and cut them with the circular saw without a guide ;D
The IKEA furniture for me has always been a M***** that the piece of furniture in question is well done YES but I doubt that many people who come to this forum have the necessary tools to do something similar and if I say that if someone wants something similar they just have to go to a lumber store, pass the "disassembly" and then at home they "carve" it, varnish it and assemble it
RegardsValla comments:facepalm:
My congratulations for the mod, for the post, and for the steps taken to bring that great table to life;D
I hope that one day, my "Desktop" yes, also the one for Windows, looks as flawless as the one you show.
Now I look around and…:ffu:A pleasure to see such well done work, beautiful and simple
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