| Project by eugenerussia | posted 327 days ago | 1778 views | 14 times favorited | 10 comments | ![]() |
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I made this pine coffee table before I moved into my first workshop about 5 years ago. Took about a day using circular saw, jigsaw and a cheap router.
It has two small doors at the top. One opens a box for my cards and dominos. The other one is a hole. You can see how it’s used in the picture with flowers (vase is on the lower shelf).
The whole thing is held together using 8 bolts and can be disassembled in 3 minutes.
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madwilliamflint
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#1 posted 326 days ago
Hey that’s great. It’s exactly the kind of thing I’m looking to make for my living room, though perhaps 2/3 the width of that (small room.)
Brandon2012
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#2 posted 326 days ago
Really nice. I like the style. It is a very nice piece of furniture.
Todd23
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#3 posted 326 days ago
Fabulous!! I’m adding this to my favorites!
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Woodwrecker
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#4 posted 326 days ago
Very nice job my friend.
And very useful too.
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Woodbridge
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#5 posted 326 days ago
Nice table. I really like the hole for the vase.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
SawDustKing
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#6 posted 326 days ago
Awesome… What kind of finish did you use?
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workerinwood
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#7 posted 326 days ago
Great job!!
-- Jack, Albuquerque
Jason
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#8 posted 326 days ago
Incredible table. Great features.
-- Jason - Colorado Springs
BenI
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#9 posted 326 days ago
Looks fantastic! Nice touch with the small doors on the top. Very cool design.
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-- Ben from IL
eugenerussia
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#10 posted 325 days ago
Thanks for your warm comments everyone!
SawDustKing, this was a stain mixed together with protective varnish. I used a cloth to apply. I would do it differently now but this was done 5 years ago…
RLow, I also had these fears. But in reality I never got hit so far.
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