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Outdoor Friendsgiving Table for 20

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A rustic outdoor table designed to seat at least 20 people comfortably. The table bases are old tree stumps that had been gathered locally and the table top was constructed of fence pickets and manually distressed to look like old barn wood. We also constructed light poles and filled the bases with concrete in order to string lights across the top of the table like a chandelier.

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  • Awesome design! This has such a rustic feel- perfect for a nice Fall gathering. The bases are awesome too. Was it tricky to get the three stumps level?
    By RYOBI Nation, on November 9, 2016
    • Haha, Ya the stumps were quite tricky to get level, especially with the uneven ground beneath. I ended up making several slices on each stump and through trial and error trimmed them down until the table sat level enough that it was not noticeably out of level. The table also splits in two and is pulled together with two brass latches so that I will be able to pull it apart and store it for next year. I will likely construct different bases to use in the future, I do not expect the stumps to last season after season.
      By krall3433, on November 9, 2016
  • You certainly did a fantastic job- and good thinking planning ahead for storage! If you modify it next year, please share it!
    By RYOBI Nation, on November 9, 2016
    • I most certainly will. I will add some more pictures as my wife does her thing to make it a decorated and completely finished product this weekend.
      By krall3433, on November 9, 2016

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Outdoor Friendsgiving Table for 20

by krall3433
Nov 07, 2016

A rustic outdoor table designed to seat at least 20 people comfortably. The table bases are old tree stumps that had been gathered locally and the table top was constructed of fence pickets and manually distressed to look like old barn wood. We also constructed light poles and filled the bases with concrete in order to string lights across the top of the table like a chandelier.