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This is a 24inch square coffe table that I made out of some spare lumber that I had after another project. The top was origanaly some shelves that I had in my bedroom and the legs were cut from an old fence post that cleaned up nicly. I used my Kreg pocket hole jig to fix the legs and I used a round over bit in my router to round of the edges on the top. I finished it with a beech water baseed stain.
Thanks for looking
Callum
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9 comments so far
teenagewoodworker
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posted 104 days ago
cool. its amazing what one can make out of just some scrap left over from a previous project. great job and keep up the great work!
Betsy
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posted 104 days ago
Looks like a very solid table.
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Zuki
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posted 104 days ago
Hey TTK. Neat table. Simplistic and rustic . . . I like it.
Any problems with “wiggley legs” or do the screws hold it strong.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 104 days ago
Callum,
You did a good job with this table.
thanks for the post.
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Boon
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posted 104 days ago
im not very good with the kreg jig yet, cant seem to measure it out just right ahaha
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thetimberkid
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posted 104 days ago
I find the best way is to use some scrap to test on before you work on the peice that is going to be on the finished product.
Zuki to answer your question the screws hold stong
Callum
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matt garcia
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posted 18 days ago
I’m a scrap kinda guy myself!! But I don’t consider it scrap, I consider it material for a smaller project! HA HA!!
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Grumpy
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posted 11 days ago
Thats the idea Callum. There is always a use for second hand material.
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Dick Cain
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posted 6 days ago
Nice project!
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