i sold that for i think 300. i dunno it was awhile ago. I run an etsy store and its been crazy busy, hence why i havent uploaded anything in a long time.
End product looks good & you started off doing a proper job, but that ended once you decided to use brackets. You should have used the per existing slots on the reclaimed beam by cutting your 4x4 into an L shape at the top allowing a slight offset for the slots not being center. You could have gotten away with zero holes in the reclaimed beam.
Well you're welcome to build your own then and do it "how i should of". Pushing the supports out all the way to slots wouldnt of looked the way i wanted it to. I used brackets because i didnt want to drill holes and pin it through the side, so it could be looked at from either side without seeing any mounting points. Its low enough to the ground that you're never going to see the brackets anyways, plus it was a little rotted out so i wanted to make sure it wasnt going anywhere and over did it. But you know thanks for watching.
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That turned out awesome.
Looks amazing!!!
What stain did you use?
Hobby? Or do you make things for profit? Cool bench!
i sold that for i think 300. i dunno it was awhile ago. I run an etsy store and its been crazy busy, hence why i havent uploaded anything in a long time.
Joel Turner i would like to see your store. Please send a link.
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End product looks good & you started off doing a proper job, but that ended once you decided to use brackets. You should have used the per existing slots on the reclaimed beam by cutting your 4x4 into an L shape at the top allowing a slight offset for the slots not being center. You could have gotten away with zero holes in the reclaimed beam.
Well you're welcome to build your own then and do it "how i should of". Pushing the supports out all the way to slots wouldnt of looked the way i wanted it to. I used brackets because i didnt want to drill holes and pin it through the side, so it could be looked at from either side without seeing any mounting points. Its low enough to the ground that you're never going to see the brackets anyways, plus it was a little rotted out so i wanted to make sure it wasnt going anywhere and over did it. But you know thanks for watching.
Joel Turner I just got some beams from a construction site by my place so I’ll give it a wack. Holes 🕳 didn’t you drill 6 for the brackets.
Also the big one inch hole waiting to be plugged in the back. Nice video work btw