I had a butcher block glue up that I decided to not use for what I made it for (bar stool seats) so instead, I conceived an artistic idea for some side tables. Let me show you how I made them!
-- Scott Shaeffer, Owner - San Juan Carpentry
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NormG
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#1 posted 93 days ago
Pretty cool tables, thanks for sharing
-- Norman
DouginVa
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#2 posted 93 days ago
Sorry, I may have missed it in the beginning, but what kind of wood is the glued up section (that was for the bar stools)?
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gfadvm
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#3 posted 93 days ago
Very cool tables!
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