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I made this for a customer last week, the lid opens up for storage. These whiskey/bourbon barrels are fresh from Kentucky so there is still a pretty sweet smell when you open the lid. Thanks and Enjoy, Corey in SC
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JOYBOY
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#1 posted 123 days ago
NICE WORK. BET IT WEIGHS A TON…. YOU CAN USE A WIRE WHEEL AND KNOCK OUT THE CHAR AND MOST OF THE “ODOR” WILL GO AWAY….
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BinghamtonEd
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#2 posted 123 days ago
Nice work. You have successfully made what may be the manliest coffee table ever.
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MarkTheFiddler
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#3 posted 123 days ago
Agreed on the Manly part! I might just crawl in for a nap. Great job!
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david38
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#4 posted 123 days ago
looks good
TDog
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#5 posted 123 days ago
That’s pretty cool.
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#6 posted 123 days ago
Joyboy, why would you want to get rid of the smell? It smells better then all the girly things our wives and girlfriends make us have in our houses. BinghamtonEd is right: this thing is pretty manly.
a1Jim
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#7 posted 123 days ago
Very original nice job.
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GlennsGrandson
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#8 posted 123 days ago
Super awesome and I can only hope that where you took those pictures is where you live sir. Everything in the first picture is beautiful; the whitetail, the table, the whiskey, the outdoors!
Top notch coffee table!
-- Grant - S/N Dakota
Bard
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#9 posted 123 days ago
That’s awesome. What’s up with the antlers though? That’ll scratch your finish!
bryson
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#10 posted 123 days ago
Looks good! We actually just finished one up too—used a Buffalo Trace barrel and a big slab of pine for the top. I love that pour stain—our barrel didn’t have any stain at all around the hole in the side, but I wish that it did.
helluvawreck
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#11 posted 123 days ago
Now that is a really nice piece and a wonderful conversation piece.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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dakotawood
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#12 posted 123 days ago
Truly Awesome!!
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Monte Pittman
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#13 posted 122 days ago
Really love it
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#14 posted 122 days ago
That’s super table. Love the design and great use of the barrel.
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bigogre
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#15 posted 122 days ago
Pretty sweet. How do you go about getting whisky barrels?
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