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Thank you very much! The textured form liners came from Concrete Countertop Solutions (same as the concrete, pigments and finish)!

Thank you!

Total? Probably 250ishlbs. Each half is about 100lbs and then the legs are 20-30lbs each.

Thanks Mark!

Thank you!

Thanks man!

Thanks and my pleasure! It was a ton of fun to do and something I think I'll be experimenting with more.

Thanks!

Oh wow! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the vote of confidence!

Very cool project, I just checked it out! I love how you got 4 different sections to interlock too. That must have took some dooing!

Thanks Jessy!

Neat! I had no idea, thanks for the info :)

Hahaha, maybe that will be a future project ;)

You're very welcome! Metal work is something that isn't often discussed, but its more accesible than many people think

My pleasure! As with all things in life, wood working is a learning process, I try to share anything that I learn along the way to save other the time :)

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks! I know there are a lot of rivertables out there so I wanted to dry and go a bit more geometric to set myself apart from the crowd :)

Thank you so much!

My drumsander is a Supermax 19-38, the chop saw is a Makita LC1230

As soon as I can! I'm working on it as we speak :)

Thank you! There's a lot of other great entries though, tough competition!

Its still there, and getting lots of use :)

Thanks for checking out this one too! I really appreciate it, and I hope you're right. Time will tell :)

Thank you so much!

Thanks! and that sounds like a great idea. I'd love to do vertical floor mounted version of this light in the future.

Haha thanks Jessy, sometimes you've got just to improvise on site. It's rarely elegant or pretty, but it gets the job done :)

Thanks Shoni! Glad I could help :)

Working from the floor up would've been a bit tricky because my floor isn't perfectly level. This allowed me to have a full piece that was installed perfectly level where you'll see it, and the uneven cut pieces are hidden down low where you aren't as likely to see them or notice.

Thank you and I saw your desk as part of my research for this project! Great job!

Thanks Bryan! I hope so :) Hopefully my instructable is informative enough that people feel like they can take it on!

Thank you so much!

I don't know to be honest! I'm eyeball some Herman Miller chairs, but they are very expensive, I'll probably have to save for a while. The computers specs are: Core i7 9700k, Geforce 1080ti, 32gb DDR4-3200mhz, Z370 Aurorus Ultra, 1000Watt PSU, 2 x 2tb NVME, 1 tb NVME + 30TB (3 x 10TB) long term storage on a NAS.

Thanks! and ya, the paint I used is Sicos furniture paint in flat black.

Unfortunately not, this project predated my YouTube channel. BUT, I am thinking to do a follow-up project that's a matching center channel.

It probably would have been ya! I don't always do things in the right order haha. Thanks!

Thanks so much! I was worried they wouldn't match when I was done, but I'm really happy with how they both turned out!

No worries, your English was better than most native speakers. The mounting holes on the motherboard are reinforced, but obviously I was very careful during that step. Just take it slow and steady :) And of course, after drilling, I blew out the whole motherboard with compressed air to remove any sawdust (and normal dust) that might've gotten kicked up during that step.

Thank you! And definitely, it's a very competent gaming PC as well, the cross over in hardware between gaming and video editing hardware is almost 100%.

Thanks, and I'm happy to say thermals are well controlled. I did a lot of testing to make sure that everything stayed cool on this build. Even with a 5ghz overclock on the CPU and an overclock on the GPU, everything stays well within its operating threshold with no thermal throttling.

Sorry Chris, I was really worried about how long this post was running so I didnt include as much detail as I would've liked.