Very easy and cheap table
I used that materials: 10cm x 1m x 20 mm pine wood 12 pieces, sufficently screw and nail, rustic oak gloss and shiny gloss, four piece glass bottle, and fake flowers.
And necesary electrical tools : drill, jigsaw, angle grinder (for sanding), handsaw,
Construction : I sanded all wood with angle grinder ( when using angle grinder please wear work gloves), next equalized length of wood and assembled all part and polished.
I used that materials: 10cm x 1m x 20 mm pine wood 12 pieces, sufficently screw and nail, rustic oak gloss and shiny gloss, four piece glass bottle, and fake flowers.
And necesary electrical tools : drill, jigsaw, angle grinder (for sanding), handsaw,
Construction : I sanded all wood with angle grinder ( when using angle grinder please wear work gloves), next equalized length of wood and assembled all part and polished.
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Penolopy Bulnick
says:
Sep 28, 2012. 1:27 PMReplyThat is an awesome table! So is the table top only being held up by the glass bottles? Are they pretty strong?
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msel (author)
in reply to Sep 28, 2012. 2:04 PMReplyNot only glass bottle I used turnbuckle ( I dont know english name (: ) for to hold together top side and bottom side, the glass bottles function is like a leg and pretty strong because of bottles glass is very thick, If you want you can sit over for test :)
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Twotim221
in reply to Feb 8, 2013. 3:22 AMReply
Turnbuckle is what I call them in English. . . cool table!
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bigtreehouse
says:
Oct 4, 2012. 8:02 AMReply
Very cool. I love the push me pull you part.
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