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My kids call this the secret table. The top is hinged to reveal a storage area underneath. This was a table made from totally reclaimed oak. It is from pallets and drawers that were actually in the dumpster. It is 100% oak and 100% free. I still need to put a finish on it. It was my own design with an influence from craftsman style. Although not perfect I really like it.
-- The view only changes for the leading dog.































6 comments so far
Built2Last
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posted 355 days ago
Looks good to me and as far as the price, well, the only way that get better is use free lumber then sell it!!!!
-- BUILT TO LAST WOODWORKS, West Blocton, Alabama
CessnaPilotBarry
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posted 355 days ago
Very cool. Nicely done!
If it were shorter, we’d call it a piano bench.
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mtnwild
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posted 355 days ago
That is really nice. I worked at a shipyard that kept me in lots of free hardware and wood. Amazing what some people decide is the end of usefulness in some items.
-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.
toxicoval56
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posted 355 days ago
The piano bench was the inspiration for the hinged top. I thought it would be a neat addition to a side table. Good place for remotes and nintendo games.
-- The view only changes for the leading dog.
TulipHillWoodWorks
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posted 355 days ago
I think it looks great. And It’s even better that you were able to get all of the oak for free – I have to confess – I’m a “closet Druid” so anything made of oak appeals to me – While certainly not the easiest of woods to work with, or to finish with it’s large open grain, I have a soft spot for the stuff.
Really nice table – I’m going to give it a try myself – or at least a variation of it.
-- .......and if ya screw up, you can heat yer house with it......
fred4999
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posted 355 days ago
I like it too, the legs’ detail work sets it apart. I especially like where you got the wood and what you paid for it. It is amazing what a pass through the planer will reveal. Of course you have to watch for nails and other foreign objects. Regards
-- Fred, Georgia