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    a coffee table

    I am making this coffee table for my son for Christmas. I have touch it up and put the bar top resin on and the legs it is 5ft long. it is the whit ponderosa pine on the bottom and the elk is 1/8 inch oak plywood
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    Looking good from here .........
    Usually busier than a cat in a sandbox !!!!!!!!!!! MB { Dewalt 788 only }

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      This is a great gift for your son! I hope you remember to post a photo after you use the bar-top resin, as I'd love to see how that comes out! I'm assuming it will go over the entire top?

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