TUTORIAL VIDEO
what you need:
- 2 EUR pallets
- 4 casters
- safety tools (gloves and goggles)
- power tools (jigsaw, sander, screw dirver)
- stain & varnish
Vintage Style Coffee Table From Pallet - VIDEO
11 Materials
$30
3 Days
Easy
Would you like to get a vintage look in your room? But couldn't you find the perfect table to fit in your needs?
Let's create your own vintage style coffee table from pallets and spend less than $ 30. Are you curious how can you do it? Check and enjoy this tutorial video! :)
SAW the pallets in half
always USE gloves and goggles during the work
SAND the surface completely (use 80 grit paper for sanding)
by the edges and the hard aprroachable surfaces USE rotary tool
let's STAIN the surface with your fav colored stain
GET a vintage look to you table
SAND again the surface (by the second sanding USE 120 grit paper)
BRUSH the dust off and
the next step is VARNISH WORK
VARNISH WORK
DRILL 2 holes on each slats
then MARK the places of next holes with a help of nails
USE 6 carriage bolts for the joint
FIX the 4 casters to the bottom
Don't forget to check the tutorial video too!!! :)
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Stephanon Jun 9, 2019Just in case this hasn't been said already, if you're picking up pallets somewhere and using them in this or any other INDOOR project, make sure you're checking to see how they were treated. By this, I mean that most pallets are treated to kill any insect infestations. Some are chemically treated, some are heat treated. Only use those that are heat treated for indoor projects. The others are usually treated with the pesticide, Methyl Bromide, and this is highly toxic. Methyl Bromide has been banned in many countries due to its dangers. Heat treated pallets will be branded with an "HT", and sometimes KD-HT, which means Kiln Dried - Heat Treated. Use these in your craft projects! Methyl Bromide treated ones should be marked with an "MB". MB treated pallets should also not be burned as the smoke is then toxic. Be safe and have fun repurposing!!
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Margaret Knowleson Aug 16, 2019Love this! The color is even perfect for my room.
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Great job, but don't u have trouble with things falling in between the boards?
Yeah. Carol Cole, I wondered the same thing. My thought was to put a glass top on it. Keeps things from falling through and keeps the aesthetic value as well. great job, overall.
Pretty! May I ask the color of your stain??
Looks absolutely great.
Im going to have a go!
Love it!!!