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How to build a custom pine log table

How to build a custom pine log table
Heres another Instructable showing how easy it is to make cool furniture out of natural ponderosa pine!  This table, however is constructed without  nails, screws, or any other metal fasteners.  Here we go...
 
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Step 1Materials....

Materials....
Materials and tools needed are...
18 linear ft of pine logs anywhere from 2 to 3 inches round usually works best. Use your drawknife and skip peel until desired look is achieved. If you have nice long lengths , its easier to peel before you cut them down to size.
One piece of flat pine stock 48"x14"x2" .
Glue
Wooden mallet
Drill with paddle/speed  bits ,tennon cutters
Sandpaper
Stain  and clearcoat
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3 comments
Sep 20, 2010. 2:41 PMkaykatz says:
It has the Good Housekitty stamp of approval!
May 6, 2010. 8:27 PMred-king says:
 my father is a cabinet maker and made a couple of tables similar to these the year before last. They sold really quickly. I guess people like the "crude" (for lack of a better term) look of the wood this way. I believe his were made from birch.
Mar 13, 2010. 1:29 PMyukonman says:
Cool table and cool lamp! Thanks for the instructable.

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