workbench diy
I love this new pretty and curvy bench I built. Every time I walk by it I smile.
The last bench I built I fell in love with too but I managed to find a place to keep that one. We have
never had a place to sit down in the mudroom until now, but now Im constantly sitting in there.
Tips on how to build a bench using a bed frame can be read here:
http://blogspot.ca/2013/06/bench-buiding-tips.html
This curvy one is made with 2 headboards and 1 foot board. You can see the back and sides are made
from a matching foot and head board but the front underside also has parts of a French provincial
headboard. All three frames used to build this bench are made of solid maple, which is a wonderful
hard wood and offers great stability in furniture making.
The seat is vintage pine boards salvaged from some local farm shelving. Pine is a soft wood.
Softwoods come from coniferous trees such as cedar, fir, and pine.
I also salvaged an antique milk glass floor lamp and cleaned it up, painted it, and rewired it.
The metal base has been spray in a snow white oil paint that matches the milk glass shade.
It has a tri light switch, meaning it has three different light brightness.
It also has an oversized socket and came with an over sized bulb.
And it also has a regular sized adapter for regular sized bulbs.
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