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That's super-cool. Hope you showered some love on the hubs. -
Yea Steve, you bet I did! -
Wow...........what a dedicated, talented hubby!! -
Looks great!! -
I like yours better than RH's. -
Thanks Becky, Lisa, and Joey. Yes, Becky H. he is talented but he also loves fixing things and building things so it was a win win for both of us. -
I've always loved this look for a coffee table...If I were to have a coffee table in my Livingroom I would want this one ..:) -
Wow, he sure did a good job! It looks very authentic! :) -
Yeah, that's real nice and completely unique. It has such a beautiful finish. -
This is gorgeous! You'd never know that it wasn't the real deal. -
It's awesome! Love it. -
Well done...it looks like you could start you own cottage industry and give the restoration guys some competition -
Wow, this is gorgeous! Well done hubby! -
this is great! I love how it turned out. This is the one that your son and you distressed? -
Thanks everyone for your kind words and support. I have passed all compliments on to my hubby and he says thanks too. Marg, no, this is not the same one I distressed in the recent post on my blog. We received so many requests for a tutorial that I am making a new factory cart coffee table and doing a step by step tutorial. So far we have three posts to get people started. The first is a post on how anyone can make the wheels at home (no welding required). The second is how to build ...» -
@Taunnie - You're welcome to the both of you! :) -
I believe a coffee table you should be able to rest you feet on it. This coffee table you don't have to ask. Love the rustic look. -
Thank you Clare :). The coffee table does take alot of abuse but it was made that way and new dents and scratches just add to the look. -
Another cool piece made from wood. I love it to pieces. Isn't it so nice when you both love to do the same things? I would buy it.. but of course making things yourself is better.. I'm going to copy yours! -
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Thanks Denise. It IS very rewarding to make your own furniture. People used to make heirloom furniture to pass down through generation to generation. Now days a lot of people think they have to settle for something that isn't exactly the style, quality or price they want from the furniture store. One of the reasons I like Hometalk so much is that I am surrounded by like-minded people. We know that you can make something yourself or repurpose something to suit your needs. Looks like you've ...» -
fabulous idea!! I've been coveting these tables for a loonnnggg time!!! -
That could be a garden cart as well.
