what is your level of WW experience and what tools do you have at your disposal?
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If you have decent equipment and just a bit of woodworking background, that should be a cake walk.
The only thing I'd change is, I'd hide the edges of the sides by putting caps on the top to cover them.
The pedestals, below, were made using high density fiberboard, which sands and routers well, and takes an automotive type paint job, over primer, fine.
The light colored one was from scraps and I installed a granite top and bottom (if you can't or don't want to polish the edges, just apply epoxy and you can cheat your way to a finished granite top (cut using a common circular or tile saw).
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The only thing I'd change is, I'd hide the edges of the sides by putting caps on the top to cover them.
The pedestals, below, were made using high density fiberboard, which sands and routers well, and takes an automotive type paint job, over primer, fine.
The light colored one was from scraps and I installed a granite top and bottom (if you can't or don't want to polish the edges, just apply epoxy and you can cheat your way to a finished granite top (cut using a common circular or tile saw).
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