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D.I.Y Pallet Dining Table - A 10-step Tutorial!
Posted by ScrapHacker.com on tisdag, oktober 4, 2011 · 4 Comments This is my dining table – It cost me a rough 30€ to make. Wanna make one of your own? Follow my 10-step tutorial and you´re as good as home! What you need to D.I.Y! Toolsbefore & after: ryan’s bowling table + pei’s headboard
i’ve been trying to convince my friends to go to brooklyn bowl with me, so i’ve got bowling on the brain. so when i saw ryan brown ‘s reclaimed maple bowling lane top table, i was instantly hooked. a bowling table turned table? so fun. click here to read more about ryan’s bowling table project. [have a before & after you'd like to share on d*s? just shoot me an email right here with your images (low res, please).] CLICK HERE for pei’s headboard makeover after the jump!
DIY Dining Table from Reclaimed Building Materials – Recycled Basketball Court Flooring
Ever since I stopped moving every year, I’ve wanted to get a big dining table, something that could fit at least 8 people. Finding one big enough at a retail furniture store was difficult, and when I did find it they were really expensive. While working on our house, we discovered home improvement stores that stores that sell reclaimed or recycled building materials. There are many local non-profits that do this, but one national “chain” is the Habitat for Humanity ReStore , which accepts material donations to fund their charitable home-building goals. I was exploring one of these stores when I came across a 8 ft x 3.5 ft sheet of what look like reclaimed hardwood flooring.
Though this thrift store dining table was missing a leaf and had obviously seen some hard use in the past, the classic lines and solid wood construction were just crying out for a little TLC to become a showpiece in someone's home. Priced at only $15, this table was a steal despite the problems with the fininsh on the tabletop. Though this makeover does involve some paint, the wood purists among you should also be happy with the final result. Painting the legs and apron help lighten up this large piece without removing any of its character. The refininished top has an appealing depth of color as a result of hard work and careful choice of stain. The old finish was removed using a citrus stripper before the time-consuming work of sanding began.
Before & After: DIY Dining Table Rehab Little Miss Penny Wenny
Bosch DIY - Project - Classic oak dining table
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