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8 comments:
Dan you'r kinda awesome. I've been thinking about projects like this. Lemme ask a few idiotic questions (since I know very little about woodworking. ) Biscut joints and glue? Screws? Nails? Bolts? Do you own a table saw? Are you arms tired? ETC.
I think I see nail holes filled with that putty business? yeah?
Ryan,
No biscuit joints. Just nails, screws, and glue. To build this table, I used a miter saw (one could use a table saw or even just a circular saw, if you used some sort of guide fence) and a drill. I wish I had a nail gun, but I don't. My arms aren't tired, but my legs are from all the kneeling and squatting. And yes, there are nails and screws covered with wood filler.
You could totally build this table. It cost about $40 for the wood and screws.
http://ana-white.com/content/tryde-coffee-table
I'm so impressed! Not only does the table look awesome, but the whole room looks so good!
WTG dan!
You da man Dan!
Dan is awesome and I love your coffee table. You'll have to post when you stain it.
Wow. I'm always impressed with Dan's carpentry skills.
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