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[bertushead]

But one thing don't forget a hole in the middle if the octagon for a parasol. If you have one

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[StormySGT ELIAS]

But one thing don't forget a hole in the middle if the octagon for a parasol. If you have one

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That is why I am looking for plans I have no Idea how to keep the top center sturdy with 8 boards meeting at center, and a two inch hole going through it .

[bertushead]

That is why I am looking for plans I have no Idea how to keep the top center sturdy with 8 boards meeting at center, and a two inch hole going through it .

I will try to think about some ideas but at this moment i'm at work/stage

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[StormySGT ELIAS]

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This is a job I did for my boss last year.

[CAG JB]

What I find amazing Stormy is that all these jobs you have done/are doing and your age.Most people that I know round your age dont have the energy or the enthusiasm to keep pushing and stay active.
I'm half you age and to be honest I only hope that I can still be as active as you are when I reach that stage.
Hats off to you good sir.

[Gemini328]

That is why I am looking for plans I have no Idea how to keep the top center sturdy with 8 boards meeting at center, and a two inch hole going through it .

My father and I have made one. Not sure what you were wanting to use but we used left over deck boards we had from building our pool deck. Didn't worry about spacing to fart apart because it was under cover and didn't have to worry about the weather warping the board

[Havocizzle]

Awesome stuff guys. Love it. After I bought my table saw and built my workbench, the next thing my wife wanted was an entry way table. We couldn't find anything to fit our particular space. Or it was $400 lol.

I used 2x2 poplar stock for the frame, pine trim for the top trim/edge, ripped some old pallet boards into strips for the top, some pressed board to receive the strips, and a shitload of polyurethane to make it nice and glossy.

So far everyone loves it and puts their shit on it after walking in, so it's meeting its intended design.




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[StormySGT ELIAS]

Awesome stuff guys. Love it. After I bought my table saw and built my workbench, the next thing my wife wanted was an entry way table. We couldn't find anything to fit our particular space. Or it was $400 lol.

I used 2x2 poplar stock for the frame, pine trim for the top trim/edge, ripped some old pallet boards into strips for the top, some pressed board to receive the strips, and a shitload of polyurethane to make it nice and glossy.

So far everyone loves it and puts their shit on it after walking in, so it's meeting its intended design.




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I like the different contrast you got going.

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[bertushead]

stormy can you tell me more about your table, how high you want him and how long you want him

[CAG ToxicBob]

stormy can you tell me more about your table, how high you want him and how long you want him

He likes his boys about 6 foot 3 and 14 inches long


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