But I lied. You are not getting them today. Turns out, Google SketchUp takes some time and patience. And I have neither lately.
Plus, I have been putting in some extra hours at my real life job this week. (It is month end gahhh!) So really, all I want to do is come home and have a big glass of wine after work. So sorry. No plans, just details for now.
I will probably finish the plans up and post them at a later date.
Honestly, it was a pretty simple build. If you are even a little handy you can probably look through these photos and figure it out...we just made most of it up as we went along.
Took less than 2 hours, and $60 bucks---including the stain!
Took less than 2 hours, and $60 bucks---including the stain!
Materials used
Total cost: $58.00
This is the making it up part happening right here...me telling him what I do and don't like and Adam telling me if it is really even possible...most of my ideas were apparently redic. I do understand furniture building.
and now some measuring before the cutting..
Adam cut up a 2x4 and fastened them to the underside of the table top. This will secure the boards so they won't shift later with any weather conditions. Although they are salt treated for all weather...you never know.
you can see he secured the legs by cutting up more of the 2x4. Just to stabilize them a bit.
After 2 long hours of hard labor...the build is finished and time to test it out with a brew.
Scout is considering making it his new cave. |
Do you plan
to build something for your patio? I think I want a matching bench…what do you
think?
Is your
office/work super busy at month end too? My.brain.is.fried.
Big Easter
plans? We have a treasure hunt happening at my parents’ house. More on that
later..
Still can't get over how much I love this table. It's fan-freakin'-tastic!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Gabbi!!
DeleteYou guys are smarty-pants! I hope work lets up for you soon...in the meantime, enjoy your wine :)
ReplyDeleteOh dont worry. I am always enjoying my wine when I get the chance!
DeleteI love the idea of a bench! And the treasure hunt. That sounds fun. It's a good thing I don't live close or you might have had an extra participant ;).
ReplyDeletehaha you have to be a brave bunny to participate!
DeleteLove the table! We need to build another one for our patio!
ReplyDeletethis one was easy peasy!
DeleteNice! That actually sounds kinda do-able, and I LOVE how it looks!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it passed the brew test! :) Love it! Hope you had a great Easter! Are you in Accounting/Finance? I'm in month end right now too. gaahh!
ReplyDeleteI know you've already heard me say this, but - LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteAndy thinks most of my ideas are crazy too...then I try to explain "I saw it on Pintrest" and he's all "whatever woman". Glad you guys are getting to enjoy the new table. Looks great :)
ReplyDeleteHi, I love this project. Did you have to do any sanding?
ReplyDeletejust here and there to make the edges less sliver-y
DeleteWell done, nice choice of material, it's perfectly suited with your patio deck, I will look forwards for your diy bench, I hope you'll use the same material.
ReplyDeletelove the table, and I love how it looks.UK Cheapest Online Beds Store
ReplyDeletenice work,?Top quality furniture company
ReplyDeletecan i as how you attached the legs? big long screws??
ReplyDeletecan i as how you attached the legs? big long screws??
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference between "Salted Treated" and "Pressure Treated?" I can't find salt treated.
ReplyDeletenothing it's the same. Menards just calls their pressure treated "salt treated".
DeleteGreat work, simple and robust, you never get tired easily wooden furniture. In our little villa, my wife and I, for inside, we opted for wooden equipment, it’s more stylish and classy. For outdoor, for garden and pool, we’re chosen a furnishing made with more durable materials than wood. The outdoor table, for example is aluminum, concluded by this site: http://www.archiexpo.com/architecture-design-manufacture /outdoor-table-2117.html. It can never rust even when it didn’t never store in winter, maintenance will be minimal. But there are many other tables made with other materials presented on this site.
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