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Barnwood Countertops
I made these countertops almost a year ago and part of a kitchen remodel. This started out as a simple fix of one small section around the sink and ended up with all new appliances, sink and a rearranged kitchen.
These were about 2 inch thick and really rough. I had a lot of time in getting them all sized to the same thickness. There was a lot of time in gluing and hand sanding.
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Greg Holden
9 Comments
real good
jim
Very beautiful. Great job reusing, we all win.
CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!
Wow! Sweet! I love barn wood great job!
Steve Tow
Nice looking counter. I love the look of barnwood. What did you finish it with?
Rob, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
You sure did a good job
Wheaties
I used a Minwax Helmsman spar urethane although now I think that I would use products from Waterlox. They have a sealer finish that I would use for 3 or four coats then a satin finish for a couple of more.
I have used the Waterlox on several projects since the countertop and really like it.
Greg Holden
Looking good,that rustic feel seems to be a winner now days.
woodworking classes, custom furniture maker
I do a lot of wood counter top work usually with pine. The bar wood is absolutely beautiful .
Gene Peebles Rent A Man
Looks fantastic and like a LOT of hard work. Turned out beautiful. Something I’ve thought of doing down the road but I can imagine its pretty time consuming.
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