Distress Your Nest

I am finished with the Singer sewing table!!!!!! This Singer has been a joy to work on. The top wood is a mixture of pallet and exotic hard wood I found at an awesome local wood store. I decided to tear apart the table base and found that it had a wooden part that worked the peddle. This table is now ready for a forever home!!!!! FYI, I loved doing this table so much I picked up another, and this one is from the 1860s!!!! Stay tune for pictures and always please like and share :)

Picked up this old Dutch kitchenette. It is missing a drawer, the cutting board is moldy (we are going to make a new one) and it needs a lot of love to get it functional and sturdy again. Stay tuned for more progress :)

So i had to stop for a bit on the sewing table waiting on supply's needed to finish it. This gave me a few days to build a fish tank stand. I have a few pic of the processes. The frame is 24s but the rest all pallets I had laying around

The sewing table is currently sitting under a bunch of weights as the glue dries. I tried doing this table a little bit differently. I initially started with gluing the four dark boards down letting that set overnight. I then was able to glue the rest of the boards today. This worked out well allowing me to push the other boards up against the boards that were already dry creating a tighter fit.

Crazy times we live in. So i took advantage of staying in doors this weekend to work on projects. The table sled is coming along nicely. I now have the runners attached and the back board mounted. I will be working on the front board next weekend and with hopefully minimal adjustments the sled should be complete fingers crossed.