$28 worth of pine..

[steven c newman]

Island Table 004.jpgand a few screws.Island Table 002.jpgtop is 16" wide, by 36" long. Legs are 34" tall, by 1-3/8" square. Spindles are 3/4" thick, by 1" wide, with a 45 degree bevel, top & Bottom. Table will be painted by the "Boss" for her Valentine's Day gift. Just playing with pine.

[Jim Rimmer]

Nice little pine projct. Post more after it's painted. Not everything has to be walnut or cherry - sometimes you just need functional, solid stuff.

[steven c newman]

Not bad for "BORG" lumber. I did have to sort a few boards until I found some that were real good. That goes for the panels, as well. Panels are sold wraped in plastic. 2x4 was a "pre-cut' one, which was all I needed any way. 24' of 1x4x8', and only three knots! They will let you stand up there all day, just sorting for "good" wood. Any thing in that bay was $1.88. Panels were flat, and stayed that way after they came un-wrapped. I'm thinking about re-doing my computer desk this way. Saves a lot of glue-up time when you can buy a panel already made up.