using the leftovers from my kitchen replacement I thought I would have a go at making a side table.
I am all for experimenting so created a design from the Royal Navy (UK) beret badge and once carved in to the leftover worktop I attempted my first ever go at using resin to bring the level of the table up again.
The legs were made from the old copper pipe ripped out from the old kitchen
Royal Navy sidetable
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Re: Royal Navy sidetable
Nice. I like it...
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Re: Royal Navy sidetable
Very Nice!
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Re: Royal Navy sidetable
The pipe work is a great compliment to the overall project. Well done.
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10 fingers in, 10 fingers out, another good day in the shop
10 fingers in, 10 fingers out, another good day in the shop