I am building a table for the patio for my mother and I would like to go with the natural look. Like the trees just got cut down and the bark shaven off and that is it (other than the circular top which will have the round wood cut in half to make a flat top). Does anyone know where I can buy this type of wood in the buffalo area?
Thanks in advance!
I'm going to be starting a landscaping project, but I have no tools. I'm going to rip out some bushes and small trees, put in some grass and small shrubs and plant a flower garden. What are the 5 or so tools that I absolutely must have to have the basics covered?
I am a 15 year old girl, and live on a lake house. I would love to build (by myself) a small outdoor chair. The only wood that we have is round, but from a few trees which have been cutdown. They are about 18-20 inches long, and 4-6 inches wide.
I would love to make this to make my own little 'spot' by the water, complete with some flowers. I'm not sure how much wood I have, but any plan would be great. Of course it would be awesome if it isnt too hard, because I AM only 15. I have open-access to power tools and nails, etc.
Just as a note, I did find some plywood (2 shoulder lengths long, 1 shoulder length wide.)
And a few other pieces of loooong lumber.
I am a 15 year old girl, and live on a lake house. I would love to build (by myself) a small outdoor chair. The only wood that we have is round, but from a few trees which have been cutdown. They are about 18-20 inches long, and 4-6 inches wide.
I would love to make this to make my own little 'spot' by the water, complete with some flowers. I'm not sure how much wood I have, but any plan would be great. Of course it would be awesome if it isnt too hard, because I AM only 15. I have open-access to power tools and nails, etc.
We are needing investors to help get our company off the ground. We would like to specialize in construction of new furniture with reclaimed or salvaged wood which helps the environment. If we had the right equipment to haul and cut lumber taken down from commerical property we would have more than enough wood to build furinture. These trees are usually cut and burnt or shredded, what a waste of good timber. We would also like to know where we might find federal grants for such a business.