I am building a table out of pine. I want to cover the top with a more exotic wood layer. I need this layer to be very thin (like 4mm). Is this a "veneer" and is there anywhere that sells such thin layers or must I plane down an existing one?
Can you recomment any suppliers of exotic wood like this in the UK or USA?
I need to write a report for my wood tech class but I can't find any online resources. If possible, please include some links!!!
I am building a table, and I want a see through top, what can I use to do this? I looked into sheets of poly carbonate, glass, and Plexiglas, but i need at least a 2'x8' sheet. I found nothing under 80$ which i way more than im willing to spend. Suggestions?
I used to have one with two holes, one for a hair dryer and one for a curling iron. It was wall mounted.
I want to fill the empty space in the center of my room next to my bed. My bed doesn't lift up. It's just a bed frame on the floor and a mattress on top of it. Thats it. There is no under-bed.
And I want a table in my room. that is short to put things on it when I'm laying in bed. Instead of putting it on the floor. Because when I put stuff on the floor or a drink on the floor, I end up knocking it over while I'm sleeping. Or someone knocks it over by accident. I'm tired of putting things on the floor. So I want a short table. And I can't find any on websites and stuff. I don't want to buy one. I want to learn how to make one. I know nothing of construction. I'm 15. And I think a table is simple to build. An inch thick piece of wood for the top piece, and 4 wood legs nailed down from the top of the table pieces, down into the leg. Right? So someone teach me what I need to build a table and how.