The legs are made from a stair tread that I bought at habitat restore (wood type unkown). The stretcherrs are made from old desk parts given to me (wood type unknown). The top is edge-glued walnut that was discarded at our local hardwood supplier. The table top is supported by poplar scraps and poplar dowels. It is assembled using dowels and glue.
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This is not an end table that I would put in my home but I would definitely build it and I love the fact that it was made of reclaimed wood. Keep it up
Sam Maloff would be proud of you. I'd put it in my house. Right by the front door, so everyone would see it. Real nice job.
Les proportions sont assez curieuses.
Creatif et original. I like the colour contrast of the different wood species. Certainly not for my mother-in-law's living room, but fun and funky.
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