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Table with Maple Flooring and Gas Pipe Legs

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Rafael Sanches avatar
Video made by Rafael Published on 05/23/2016, viewed by 2685 , 1 Comments

We had maple flooring leftovers and our friend needed a table. The legs with steal gas pipes is a nice touch I think.

What you will need

Ingredients

Maple flooring

Gas pipes

Top coat

120 grit sand paper

Wood glue

Tools

Saw to cut straight

Sander

Clamps

How to do this project

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you will cut it straight later.

Arrange the flooring in a design you like. Don't worry about the edges, as you will cut it straight later.

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rve, so make it sure to clamp two pieces of wood on top and bottom to hold the structure straight.

Apply glue and clamp the pieces together. It's hard because they want to curve, so make it sure to clamp two pieces of wood on top and bottom to hold the structure straight.

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Cut the left over edges straight.

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pretty good.

Sand it till it feels smooth. We used 120 grit because flooring is already pretty good.

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al top coat.

This is the final product without fishing. We used three layers of arm-r-seal top coat.

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it, so they just kept it on top.

We used gas pipes as legs of the table. Our friends didn't wanted to screw it, so they just kept it on top.

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Make it your own inspiring space.

How to make

Table

Organization

Wood

Box

Pipe

Woodwork

Kids

Maple

Baby

Floor

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kiwon Kang
08/28/2018 ☰
Great !
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