Some Jerk's Junk..

looks good. I like the color. Nice use of materials. To bad there isn’t a jerk dumping usable material by my house. LOL. I’d call him a saint if he did. Thanks for sharing

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Fine bit of recycling – nice color and design…It has a close resemblance to mission style perhaps?

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That, sir, is absolutely perfect!

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Great use of that wood.

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very nicely done. trash to treasure. very good proportions. i agree with your better half, the color is perfect.

-- david roberts, spinning Tales from Topographic Oceans, no, really.

that is very nice..Looks alot like Pottery Barn furniture..very nice..my wife makes me go in that store every week..LOL

-- Dan Hux,,,,Raleigh, NC http://whitdaniel.com

Great re-use of someone else’s traash. My BIL got some old pallets and has done some great things…kinda makes me wish I had a jerk!

-- Chris N, Westford, MA - "If you won't eat something from your fridge that turned green...why would you eat something that started out that way?"

Bravo on the recycling job.

Nice design.

-- A bad craftsmen blames his cheap #$%ing tools

That’s what I call a true woodworking project. A lot of times we think it’s hard to build something beautiful from beautiful wood, but you saw a beautiful piece of furniture in a pile of junk wood. Great build and I agree, the color choice is perfect. Thanks for sharing.

-- John @ http://www.thehuffordfurnituregroup.com

Beautiful. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. I love the look you achieved. Very unique. You are right about the finish. I wouldn’t have thought it would look as good as it does, but it is perfect for this project. Cudos to the wife.
Vic

-- Vicki on the Eastern Shore of MD

Very nice work! Nice design.

-- Z, Rockwall, TX

Rob,

Thanks for being among the early LumberJocks that helped get this site off the ground and your many informative submissions.

Love the proportions, quality presentation, and especially the color of that tart cranberry.

We should all rethink the usual and comfortable traditional colors/stains—let’s think outside the box and “push the envelope.”

Rob, you mentioned you took about half of the “jerks” dump. What of the remaining?

As a “fan of recycling/repurposing and an enemy of littering…” Did you report it?

In our town, Ringwood, NJ, illegal dumping is among the most serious of crimes.

A fantastic job with recycled materials. Beautiful.

You should be very proud of your creation.

What did you do with the rest of the pallets?

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You rock! I love things made from recycled/found wood! It’s great to see that you can make something beautiful from “junk”.

-- -Brady

I don’t see anything wrong with it. That looks great.