So, what one does with slabs that were going to the burn pile

[fishfighter]

Had a couple pine slabs that were not good for framing lumber due to knots. Normally, I just burn them till I came up with a little idea. Needed some benches around my pond. So this is the first one.



 



 



 

Took about an hour to build. Cost, less then a dollar. ;D

[ladylake]

 Nice, should sell for around $100 easy.  My wife says at least $150 .   Steve

[Ljohnsaw]

Nice!

What did you do to attach the parts?  Cleats and 4" screws from the bottom side?

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

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[fishfighter]

Every thing is 1 1/2" thick. The angles for everything is 15 degrees. Used gorilla glue and 2 1/2" galvanized wood screws. The legs have blocking to back them up and which the legs screw into.

Easy project that will make the wife happy. ;D 

[thecfarm]

I guess I will have to make the wife happy. I will have to build more than one.  :D

[fishfighter]

I need about 6 or 7 to go around my pond in different spots. ;D

[red]

Its got Character

[tmarch]

Very nice.  I make a few benches and have a hint, radius the sharp corners on the lower ends of the seat a bit.  Had a toddler catch one and it hurt me worse than him. ;)

[WDH]

I like it.

[Magicman]

Nice.  Your life will never be the same.   ;D

[larrydown60]

I like it alot can't wait till I can mill ome wood

[valley ranch]

Look very nice, must have another look to see how you did it. Thanks for posting that.








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[kelLOGg]

 

 

EYP seats but I was out of suitable cedar for the legs so I used treated 2 x 10s
Bob