Coffee Table build Industrial Style @ScottTurnerformeindustrious
Coffee Table build Industrial Style  @ScottTurnerformeindustrious
Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Materials for this build were a section of re-claimed C Section Steel beam that I bought from the local tip, Reclaimed timber; Douglas Fir, Silky Oak and some Australian Hardwood (Extra Hard Variety). The Feet, truss, top edge band and band bolts I made from new Steel from my Local Supplier. I stained the timber using Black Japan. This was the first time I used this product and I found it hard to apply an even coat. Wipe on Wipe off. Clear coat was Wipe on Poly. I needed ten strong men to lift it into position! Actually it's not that heavy, though I made it to last. I got heaps of splinters during this build.....just in case you were wondering, and I couldn't fit all the detail in this video as it was already getting pretty long. Well after it is all said and done, I hope you found the build interesting, if not just click on another video. I'd be glad to see your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks for watching.

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