There is also no furniture line in our budget. But low and behold we needed furniture for our son. I've never been a woodworker, but I did go to art school, once. Something should have stuck... right? Fast forward, I started collecting these huge pallets from a nearby bathtub makeover store and soon thereafter, I'm building custom furniture. Who'd a thunk it?! This could be a legitimate business sitting right under my nose and it's win-win-win:
1. I get to design and create and build
2. It brings in extra money to the bottom line
3. It keeps old pallets out of landfills and fire pits
Here are the latest projects to role out from Chucked Wood:
Potting Bench |
Deck Table |
I love the deck table. Do you finish them with anything, or just sand and seal?
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian! I'm always experimenting with different finishes. This was a simple deck seal finished with tung oil. I ultimately want to get to a point where both sealing and finishing are eco-friendly. I'm open to suggestions.
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