Ten Green Coffee Table - from reclaimed timber and glass bottles by royshearer
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Step 6: Use.

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Your table is now assembled. If your bottles are screwtops, you may want to replace the lids as feet. Turn the whole assembly over so that the tops of the bottles are resting on the floor.

Enjoy, and comment or email me with some photos!
 
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Pfarmkid says: Mar 29, 2012. 5:30 PM
SUGRU!!!!! you could just SUGRU!!!!!! the feet thats why i say SUGRU!!!!!
digitworld says: Sep 22, 2011. 2:43 AM
WELL DONE!!!
dbbd says: Aug 8, 2010. 7:14 AM
Can the bottles break if you tighten too much?
royshearer (author) says: Aug 10, 2010. 1:19 PM
I have never had this problem, so would say no. The greatest hazard is the bottles cracking by knocking them around too much during cleaning and constructing, which has occurred in the past. Take your time and take care with the glass, but don't worry about compressing them.
The Art of Airsoft says: Aug 2, 2010. 5:45 AM
i like the idea of using the screw top bottles as feet for the table that just seems to work for me
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