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jbear 
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 Topic: Couple projects from this weekendPosted: June-01-2014 at 3:48pm |
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is that 2nd table made outa pallet wood Okie....looks like something Patti would like for plants and looks simple enough for even me to handle.
had to laugh Larry..exactly what I was thinking! john |
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Posted: June-01-2014 at 12:38pm |
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You pretty much need a PhD in mechanical engineering to figure out the order in which to put all those unions together. Nice work.
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Posted: June-01-2014 at 6:00am |
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I love that first table . Scared to show my wife I know she will want me to make one for her.
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Posted: May-29-2014 at 1:51pm |
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Here is my son's table sans polyurethane.
    
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Posted: May-28-2014 at 2:44pm |
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We started a fun project for my wife for her new classroom.
       More pics...      Our project manager...         Since we had the garage in project mode, we grabbed our coffee table and end tables and took them out for a refinishing. The coffee table was having some issues with wear and peeling of the polyurethane. We decided to sand the center down to raw wood and stain them ebony, then we lightly sanded and refinished the rest of the top with polyurethane. They turned out great and it was a nice refresher for the furniture. Our oldest kind of got the DIY bug and is currently working on a table for the game room made totally with pallet wood.         
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