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Whipped up this hallway table in a couple of hours. $65 all from Bunnings.
2 x bench seat legs @$25ea
3 x boards @ $5 ea on clearance
already had bees wax, screws etc.
And ended up with a chopping board with the left over board.(food grade too)
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @MikeyT. It's great to have you join us and many thanks for your question.
Let me mention @Carol_Prime and hopefully, she can answer how her panels were cut.
You should find this step-by-step guide useful: How To Cut A Bamboo Benchtop. Although it is for Bamboo, the same principals will apply when cutting any timber panel product.
We look forward to hearing all about the projects you have going on around your house and garden, and we'd encourage you to let us know if you ever need assistance or have something to share. I trust you'll find loads of inspiration within the community as our fantastic members contribute their ideas here all the time.
Mitchell
Hi @MikeyT,
36v products are normally limited to our gardening range. You'll find 18v circular saws, and my recommendation would fall with the Ryobi One+ 18V 165mm Circular Saw - Skin Only. The reasoning for that is I've had plenty of experience owning it, and it's performed admirably for every use I've had for it. It really is a great lightweight unit.
Do you have any other battery equipment which you've already invested in buying batteries for?
Mitchell
I was so happy with the hallway table i made a few weeks ago i made another one.
This time to fill in an unused Nook in our dining space. We had a large dining table in the area before so was unused and bulky. Down sizing the table has provided me to be able to utilise the area better and make a cool little piece of furniture.
That looks brilliant, @Carol_Prime! It's a perfect size for that nook and suits the area well.
Many thanks for sharing.
Mitchell
