Hi, my name is Adam and I study Industrial Design.

This is my first instructable here, my recent work presented:

Curved bench made from white concrete, Which weights approx 150. kg

Step 1: Tool List and Materials Needed for This Project

- Carpenter's level (All work surface must be leveled properly before starting work)
- Drill with mixer head
- Zwaluw High Tack
- A Formica/HPL covered wood plate (iv used approx 60" x 80" or 2m x 1.5m)
- A lot of supporting wooden - made easily with
DEWALT DW777 Compound Cross Cut Mitre Saw (makes the making of the supporting wooden MUCH EASIER)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV-FjlHnRFA
- Acetone
- Sandpaper 80-140-240 GRIT
- Fine Brush
- Concrete sealer
- some screws
- Work Gloves
- Disposable gloves
- Goggles
- Dremel tool
- 2 PVC Pipes (for the legs)
- 6mm Steel wire
- Polystyrene board 20mm thick
- some Clamps
- Steel Brush
- Sandbag
- White cement bag
- Fine Gravel bag
- some old buckets
- Spatula
- Gas Burner
- Duck Tape
- Grindstone angle

Step 2: Sketch & Calculations

Work plans were prepared and printed using SOLIDWORKS

Step 3: Placing Up Wooden Support

Place the supporting wood without glue.
Glue it only after you have checked the correct position on "dry mode"

Step 4: Finish Reinforcement

Reinforcement finalized by screws, and some silicone adhesive

Step 5: Adding the Frame and Styrofoam Blocks

Concrete Frame is made from 6mm steel wire hand twisted

Styrofoam blocks is the 'trick' here, making the cut holes inside, we will Dissolving Styrofoam in Acetone on the next few steps..

Step 6: Mixing the Concrete

Start by using a shovel to mix well the mixture, and only than use the electric drill for the final mixing

Step 7: Pouring the Concrete

Gently pour the concrete to the mold with a small spatula

Step 8: Attaching the P.V.C Pipes

Carefully cut the styrofoam to flat level as the concrete and clean the area from concrete leftovers and place the P.V.C tubes in the exact sitings were the iron frame is protruding.
secure it with silicone and than pour concrete inside.

Step 9: Removing the Styrofoam

removing the styrofoam with acetone, USE GLOVES
allso, I did make some holes with screwdriver in the styrofoam, resulting increase in the acetone etching speed.

Step 10: Unscrewing

Take off the walls first, by removing all of the odds and ends, screws and so.

for the legs iv used a dremel disc to start 'pinch point' while heating that point with a torch gun and pulling with Pliers until it riven apart.

Step 11: Brushing, Sanding, Cleaning

After removing all the dirt off the bench.

Pour a lot of water and soak in the concrete during each brushing and polishing process.

Time to start brushing with a wire brush.

Then, with three levels of sandpaper 80-140-240 GRIT

Note: The Chamfer is made by starting with dremel sanding drum and than polished by hand with fine sandpaper.