You need patience, skills and imagination to achieve this. Awesome skills.
You need patience, skills and imagination to achieve this. Awesome skills.
Amazing!
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Pretty cool.
I did it the other way round for my CDT GCSE – I made a skateboard from an old table top. I managed to produce a lovely concave and I was quite proud of it. I sold it for £50
Outstanding!
Fantastic, love the end result. Pretty labour intensive!
Awesome
I made (part of) a quarter-pipe for my BMX bike in my woodwork class. Unfortunately the school didn't have enough wood available in the store cupboard for me to finish it, so it rotted away (unfinished) in my parents garden for about 6 months before being burnt on a bonfire.Originally Posted by Onelasttime
Pretty cool.
I did it the other way round for my CDT GCSE – I made a skateboard from an old table top. I managed to produce a lovely concave and I was quite proud of it. I sold it for £50
My family home was not a very 'kiddies drawings stuck on the front of the fridge' kinda house.
Good end result but why skateboards? Far easier to start with fresh wood, paint and cut.
Recycling is king.
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
A Paul Smith Signature Stripe (style) conference table made from skateboards!
How much cooler can you get? 😎
My thoughts exactly!.
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Great stuff! Ta for sharing.
F.T.F.A.
Appears so but not sure why.
I’m planning a kitchen table for my house refurb project which will have a top made from laminated scraps of old broken doors/frames and other scrap wood which I’ve been saving as the project progressed. I love stuff like this!
Looks great! Thanks for sharing
You can find a lot of inspiring videos on YT when you search for 'table top epoxy'.
Menno
You need a lot of glue and old skateboards as well!
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