goodjob, LMB. so wat table top are you going with? maple? :D

LOL well next weekend(monday) I will be :icon14: and you will be :happydance:.............:rofl2:

ive been using MDF the last few years since they are cheap and easy to replace. only downside is water.

nope some cheap scrap ply wood I found in my subdivision, I am just going to make it out of two layers of 1/2" ply wood

The bench I made for the wife :tup:

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps5f7620d4.jpg

and here's one where it sits with the stain and polyurethane done

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps42d688ea.jpg

oh i see. :tup:

Haha, nice! You make her sit in the corner on a hard bench. :tup:

LMB- nice bench! :tup:

you bet! lol


no she wanted one for when she puts shoes/boots on and off, next I am going to make is a little entrance table to go directly across from the bench :tup:

thanks :tiphat: not bad for an electrician, I know my carpenter friends could most likely find flaws but not bad

I also painted the concrete foundation transition (the 2-3 feet of foundation that is below the drywall)

http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/v...pse83b5b51.jpg

now the floor is drying in prep for the epoxy to go on this afternoon :excited:

very nice work!

:iagree:

thanks guys :tiphat:

I would add some padding and eyebolts.
That way you can attach restraints without damaging the wood.
Now that I think about it, you could skip the padding.