Furnished content.
(from Lumberjocks.com)
SPECSTimeframe: 18-20 Apr 2021Wood Used: Reclaimed Pine, new spray paint (of course), reclaimed (salvaged from somewhere) pine table topGaloot Index: 5 on a 10 point scale. Material cut by machine (table saw and RAS). Smoothed and jointed w/ hand planes of all kinds. Dowels by M-F brace, smoothed with #9 mitre plane.Cost: $0 for wood, it was all salvage material. Attached a basked for S&P that came from Menards, $8 I think.NARRATIVEHello everyone!Did a short blog series on the building of this grill station that I won't repeat in depth here. Suffice to say Blackstone griddles have a ton of accessories that need storage space. Space also at a premium when food is coming on and off the griddle. So I needed a small table to work on and hold stuff when not cooking (that I'd put in a small tub, all on the back porch).Using another shop table for construction technique inspiration, I came up with the project above. All made of loblolly pine, with the base painted per My Charming and Beautiful Wife's suggestion.The bottom shelf will get a clear coat of some kind yet, but not today as it's snowing outside (!) I did enjoy the very quick build. And as always, thanks for looking.