Looks like it's a table to display other things on, or serve finger foods from, not one you sit at.

Tentacles do what the hell they want. :p:

I shoulda said tentacle foods.

Just make a knife and slice them off.

Seems easy enough.

i got a knife like that.

I want to look at this later to see if the bottom leg tentacle grows back.

You pretty consistently crack me up

:)

I like the idea although I'd change some colors, but it looks like a tripping hazard. Foot tripping not acid.

I like it!

Yes, very cool.

Though I wish the middle of the three light blue squares were a different color; them overlapping to make the same color again makes it look like something isn't colored correctly in the middle.

Perhaps this doesn't belong in this thread.

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Deconstruct It Yourself?

Why not?

Is there a bandsaw in there?:eyebrow:

A different nesting table look.

Some tips, tricks, and skills to make you feel inadequate.

Yew and Goo...

If ya ain't got a slab fake it. Probably more comfy anyway.

Nice work although I hate French Brushed anything. :(

Nice inlay work on this humidor...

A window down the middle for checking legs...

I like that. Green was a good color choice.

When you're done polishing your joinery skills you have a place to rest.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle...

Space age Foosball...

Trick table...

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I don't see a practical application for this other than look cool. :confused:

Does that.

At least this one is smiling...

There's an awful lot of work for the end result...

That shitboard classes it right up though.

The Italians call it a blond wood interior.

lol I better get my eyes checked

No, in the smaller pics it looks like particle board, and I still don't know what it is. :confused:

Gussy up the front porch...

Bet this would give your insurance agent nightmares...

George Nakashima's daughter...

Lot of whittling there, my good man...

I love this.

The inside looks like that weird wood again...

The children are grown and gone. Their childhood friends got left behind...

Sad furniture is sad.

Fancy, I like it...

I like that desk, yes I do, yes I do.

Set that stool under a cow somewhere.

Pic-a-nic table...

You can build a Batarang.

I've played with boomerangs before, plastic and wood. I've had success in catching my own throws many times. I'm probably a step or two beyond beginner.

I'm telling you right now, that's a bad idea waiting to happen.

Of course the regular way of catching a boomerang is to "clap" it between your palms, trapping it. OF COURSE, you don't always catch it properly. I can tell the "Batarang" in the picture's never been thrown, or at least it's never been closely missed because the wing-tip opposite the thrower's hand and the trailing edge point just behind the back of the thrower's hand are not covered in gore.

Done well, the end of the flight is close to where it started (duh) and it's slowly (relatively speaking) helicoperting to the ground, in a flattish orientation.

If it works right it doesn't come back, it hits what you were hunting. ;)

If you perform correctly, so will the boomerang.

Strange desk...

Had to ponder a bit, but I think I do like it.

I don't.

I mean, it's well built and uses nice materials and everything, but I don't like the form. A person sitting at it can't reach any of the storage. Also, it's a bit clunky looking. I like thin, light looking furniture similar to the Shaker aesthetic. Although it's hard to make a desk with storage look light.

Maybe it's for a really important CEO with two secretaries to hand him/her things. :lol2:

I did have to ponder a while.

You could use this one for a desk and have a minion bring you file folders as needed. ;)

Good thing this is only a coffee table, having the kids table close to the adults table could traumatize the wee ones when drunk uncle starts talking about the red light districts during the war.

~Drunk Uncle

That's not a door, THIS is a door...

Based on standard brick height, those side doors are 4 feet tall and the center door is 8.75 feet tall.