zeemang
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Another table done
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jruckman38
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Looks good. I like the finish.
metaladdict
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Very nice!
T-Man
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Very nice work and you could probably park a car on it if you ever needed to. Not getting that from IKEA
GKL
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Very nice looking AND should be durable and solid, cedar wood should make for a very tough surface too ! 
DIGGER27
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Just beautiful, dark legs and nice wood...hits the spot for me.
amc rulz
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Great job!
GroundSweeper
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Nice work Zee. Have a pic of the use of the screws? What kind of welder? Looks awesome!
zeemang
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Thanks all!
Groundsweeper, I screwed every single piece of wood to the previous layer, built it out one layer at a time using glue and screws for each layer so they are all hidden inside the top itself.
Welder I am using is a mini inverter unit, is the model, these units are nice and small, about the size of a shoe box, plug in to regular 110 outlet, and have way more capacity than I need. Basically if you had the desire it can burn 7 rods nonstop without overheating, ad it has a built in safety that it would shut off and cool before that happened. I am a fan of thin welding rod, using 3/32 6012 for these projects.
Groundsweeper, I screwed every single piece of wood to the previous layer, built it out one layer at a time using glue and screws for each layer so they are all hidden inside the top itself.
Welder I am using is a mini inverter unit, is the model, these units are nice and small, about the size of a shoe box, plug in to regular 110 outlet, and have way more capacity than I need. Basically if you had the desire it can burn 7 rods nonstop without overheating, ad it has a built in safety that it would shut off and cool before that happened. I am a fan of thin welding rod, using 3/32 6012 for these projects.
