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I used $500 worth of materials to make a table I sold for $6000. I don’t do a lot of woodworking or making commissions but I thought this would be a useful case study to demonstrate how a little bit of design thinking can add value. In my discussions with the client I discovered that prices for store bought tables jump dramatically once the tables get to be over 9-feet in length. This DIY dining table for 10 requires a well rounded maker skill set but nothing beyond an intermediate level of ability of welding and woodworking.
All of the tools I used can be purchased for less than $1000.
I primed the steel table legs with Rust-oleum Rusty Metal Primer and painted them with Rust-oleum Protective Enamel in Gloss White.
Thank you to Rust-oleum for sponsoring this video:
Link to the table I made for Gary V:
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Links:
Rust-oleum Rusty Metal Primer www.homedepot....
Rust-oleum Protective Enamel in Gloss White www.homedepot....
Forney Welder: amzn.to/38hoH3T
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Ryobi Circular Saw www.homedepot....
Ryobi Drill + Driver www.homedepot....
Ryobi Angle Grinder www.homedepot....
Ryobi Palm Router www.homedepot....
Ryobi Orbital Sander www.homedepot....
Varathane Water Based Polyurethane www.homedepot....
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