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Scavenge the streets and make a funky coffee table
I made this about 2 years ago, so I don't have any photos of the process. Hope you like the finished result.

Posted by Tifer from Haifa, Israel • Published See Tifer's 4 projects »
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  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 1
    Step 1

    Go out and find yourself a wooden palate. Take your crowbar and prise the wood apart. Be careful not to break the wood.

  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 2
    Step 2

    Using your saw, cut the lengths of wood from the palate to the height you want your table to be. You will need four 'legs' of equal length. I made mine about 1/2m long.

  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 3
    Step 3

    Next take your rectangles of wood. These should be of equal size. They will become the top and base of your table.

  • Step 4

    The wood from the packing crate might be a bit rough. So, I would recommend that you sand it down.

  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 5
    Step 5

    Now for decopage! Take your magazines and cut out photos that you like. Using the PVA glue, stick these all over the table top and base. I also added some on each leg of the table. Have fun and do whatever you think looks good.

  • Step 6

    Once you are happy with the result, wait for them so dry and cover with a layer of varnish. Repeat this step until you are happy with the finish. Remember- wait for the varnish to dry inbetween each coat.

  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 7
    Step 7

    Once everything is dry, take the table top and nail the packing crate to the side. The table should be level with the top of the packing crate 'leg'. The packing crate 'leg' will be on the side not underneath. Repeat this with all four legs.

  • Step 8

    Repeat step 7 but with the base.

  • How to make a pallet table. Wood Palate Table - Step 9
    Step 9

    Voila! Your new coffee table is ready for use. Enjoy.

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Jet H.
Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects
awesome idea, like it, thanks for the great tute and sharing, looks real cool to me;-)
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Tifer
Tifer · Haifa, IL · 4 projects
Thanks for the comment. I hope you enjoy making it!
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Melinda L.
Melinda L. · West Palm Beach, Florida, US
Excellent project! Great side tables on a deck, porch or patio. Thank you!
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