Simple baby change table of white ash, with contrasting dowel plugs. Takes a standard 16 by 32 change pad. For a co-worker. Finished with semi gloss acrylic crystal varnish. -- rob, ont,canada
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4 comments so far
Skiedra
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#1 posted 364 days ago
Perfect looking table. Made a similar one few days ago, not posted on LJ yet.
What are dimensions of wood you used for legs, sides, etc? Do the dowels hide screws or is it all assembled with dowels?
bob101
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#2 posted 364 days ago
The legs are two inches across, the total height is thirty six inches, and width is fourty two inches by twenty deep. I put it together with glue and screws with tapered plugs.
-- rob, ont,canada
AMC
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#3 posted 364 days ago
It’s very nice, what is even nicer is that I do not have to use one of these again! At least not until I am old enough to get mine changed.
-- Making the best of what I have!
Ken90712
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#4 posted 364 days ago
Well done should serve you well.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
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