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Our back deck looks over a creek, so I thought I'd try to make a "river" table filled with river rock from the actual creek.
Made from cedar that was given to me. I originally wanted to have the glass cut to follow the curve of the creek instead of being rectangular, but that was too expensive (and maybe would be too fragile for handling safely).
If I did it again, I'd probably avoid using breadboards, as with the split top design the fit of the breadboards is very sensitive to any even small size differences or lack of squareness/parallelism of the two sides.
But all in all a lot of fun to do.
Made from cedar that was given to me. I originally wanted to have the glass cut to follow the curve of the creek instead of being rectangular, but that was too expensive (and maybe would be too fragile for handling safely).
If I did it again, I'd probably avoid using breadboards, as with the split top design the fit of the breadboards is very sensitive to any even small size differences or lack of squareness/parallelism of the two sides.
But all in all a lot of fun to do.