It took awhile put the finishing is done on the red oak nesting tables. I book matched the tops, and the grain flows from tallest to shortest. The aprons are continuous grain and also match up from table to table. You notice none of this due to the legs and different heights/lengths, oh well. :P
More of a shop project (technically a basement project) but it's wood so I decided to post it up anyway. I've been looking for a bin organizer for awhile but I haven't been able to find one (even used) that was at a price I was willing to pay. I stumbled across these steel panels for the bins that were pretty cheap though, and thought I could build a stand for them with the pine 2x4s that have been sitting in my basement since we moved. This is the result. The back is held together with half-laps, with the crosspieces positioned so had enough wood to drill in to on each panel. I left the vertical pieces long at the bottom to act as tenons and to give me a place to put addition levelers. Pine Bin Organizer Back The base it constructed with some big ol' box joints, as well as half-lapped stabilizers and through tenon middle supports for the back. Pine Bin Organizer Base I made these on the table saw using a big box joint jig. F...
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