Amazing This table looks High End, but you can make your own for just $ 30!

This table looks High End, but you can make your own for just $ 30! -

You know what's really cool? Rustic furniture. You know not that cool? Rustic furniture with ruin-life portfolio-crushing price tags.

We've all been there, strolling the aisles of Crate and Barrel wondering why everything hurts. The rooms are beautiful, and they never do in our living rooms because they cost all dollar.

Fortunately for all of humanity, however, Redditor FromDustToGlory successfully flipped the script on all this nonsense by creating a beautiful rustic table for less than it costs to get an oil change.

If you want to stick to the interior design of man by creating one of these beauties, here's how it's done!

If you want to stick it to the interior design man by creating one of these beauties, here's how it's done!

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First, she used a miter saw to cut all the pieces of wood that she needed to create the database (and she had kind enough to write all measures).

First, she used a compound miter saw to cut all of the wood pieces she'd need to create the base (and she was kind enough to write out all of the measurements).

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then, she used a Mini Kreg Jig to connect them.

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Most two were a little over 17 inches, and the two were shorter slightly less 14 inches. (You can check that size guide above practice for more details!)

Using the two longer boards remaining, it built the central support.

Using the two longest remaining boards, she built the central support.

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After that it has two blind holes drilled in the side supports and fixes the two base sections together.

After that, she drilled two pocket holes in the side braces and fastened both base sections together.

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the rest the pieces were used to create materials for the concrete table.

The rest of the pieces were used to create supports for the concrete tabletop.

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mixing concrete may seem scary for the average crafter, but assures us that the blogger is not as difficult as it sounds!

Mixing concrete might seem scary to the average crafter, but the blogger assures us that it's not as hard as it looks!

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the key is to get a big ol 'bucket and mix the water and the concrete small amounts until the mixture reaches the desired consistency. Once that was done, she cut the aluminum flashing in a room of 88 inches and formed into a circle. This served as a mold. All she had to do from there was pouring in concrete and smooth the top!

Before it begins to harden, she placed his base in concrete and used a level on each leg to make sure everything was still. All she could do from there was to play the waiting game.

Before it began to harden, she placed her base in the concrete and used a level on each leg to make sure everything was even. All she could do from there was play the waiting game.

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And the waiting game lasted about three days. In the meantime, she defiled the base to give it a polished look expensive. Last but not least, she unwrapped the storm and found this wonderful piece!

And the waiting game lasted about three days. In the meantime, she stained the base to give it a polished, expensive look. Last but not least, she unwrapped the flashing and revealed this stunning piece!

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Seriously. How amazing is that?

I have no DIY skills to speak of, but I could really try. Mama needs a new end table! If you want to join me, see the original message crafter talent for details.

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Amazing This table looks High End, but you can make your own for just $ 30!

You know what's really cool? Rustic furniture. You know not that cool? Rustic furniture with ruin-life portfolio-crushing price tags.

If you want to stick to the interior design of man by creating one of these beauties, here's how it's done!

First, she used a miter saw to cut all the pieces of wood that she needed to create the database (and she had kind enough to write all measures).

then, she used a Mini Kreg Jig to connect them.

Using the two longer boards remaining, it built the central support.

After that it has two blind holes drilled in the side supports and fixes the two base sections together.

the rest the pieces were used to create materials for the concrete table.

mixing concrete may seem scary for the average crafter, but assures us that the blogger is not as difficult as it sounds!

Before it begins to harden, she placed his base in concrete and used a level on each leg to make sure everything was still. All she could do from there was to play the waiting game.

And the waiting game lasted about three days. In the meantime, she defiled the base to give it a polished look expensive. Last but not least, she unwrapped the storm and found this wonderful piece!

Seriously. How amazing is that?

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