Outdoor tables made with the PantoRouter® woodworking joinery machine inspired by David Bedrosian

[@ramonartful]

Beautiful design and I’m sure the plans are superb. David thinks like an engineer 😬

[@macsheldon]

Absolutely

[@RalphUSN]

I really like this video. Several great ideas are shared that I will be using with my panto router. Thanks for all of the detailed info.

[@macsheldon]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DavenH]

Beautiful table. And I love the nonsense-free video with good tips for routing.

[@macsheldon]

Glad you liked it! It was fun to build and they really are beautiful. David Bedrosian did a great job designing it and his plan was easy to follow. Let us know if you build this table and send us a photo to share in our gallery.

[@inspectr1949]

Any outside wood project will soon succumb to the elements but these techniques (fit, finish, adhesive) will significantly extend that time, found that larch wood (tamarack) to be the best species for outdoor use.

[@macsheldon]

Living in the Northwest, we're ever conscious of weather effects on everything outdoors. We're bringing these tables inside most of the time and making covers for them to reduce exposure to the elements. We too like Larch, Cedar and Redwood, but prefer hardwoods like White Oak and this Sepele for the beautiful grain and durability for furniture projects. Our shop smelled divine during the build too!

[@williamdussault991]

What species of wood is this?

[@macsheldon]

It's Sepele. Smells great in the shop and reasonably weather resistant. Looks great too!