| Project by Echofive | posted 146 days ago | 197 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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I purchased plans for this table online. I cut the pieces as instructed, but during assembly I quickly realized the cruel fact that you need a perfect shop and a million dollars in tools to build as instructed. Many things I had to go back and make new cut, and re-engineer a few points, but overall I’m pleased with this project. The top is made from untreated lumber, and treated with Thompson’s color tinted water seal. The seats and base are made from pressure treated lumber, and then treated with Thompson’s.
-- Chip, Massachusetts
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SCOTSMAN
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posted 146 days ago
Why not just steal one from the national park it would fit on the roof of any small hatchback.LOL seriously with the tools you had you have done a great job.I want something like this I have plastic set of chairs the’re not the same thing
-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
Echofive
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posted 146 days ago
We’re woodworkers, not journalists, so no worries about typing imperfections. Thanks for your comment. I had a hard enough time with this table I think I’ll take your advice next time I need a picnic table!!
-- Chip, Massachusetts
SCOTSMAN
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posted 146 days ago
hey buddy I was just kidding LOL I love the little 2 eyed truck too Alistair
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a1Jim
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posted 146 days ago
Hey Echo
fine table and beautiful setting.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon