"Rough cut" outside table out of milled /cut ash.

[WoodChuck'r]

Just tinkering around. I needed a small addition to the bonfire area. The bonfire is how I grill my steak! It's nice to finally have a place to put things, it's much better than having cooking utencils and food on the ground. I cook breakfast outside there as well. Having a surface for "breakfast items" plus a place to put the cast iron skillet is nice too....

It's not a whole lot to look at, it's rough looking and it does the job just the way I want it to. It's really simple, and it's actually nice and solid. It's just nailed /screwed together, and I threw a coat of linseed oil on every exposed surface to help keep'er from rotting. I like how it came out.

:greenchainsaw:

 

[dpscott]

Thats very orginal and cool. Good deal

 

[dustytools]

Nice!!

 

[olyman]

whatever works--diff strokes,diff folks. like the rough hewn look. makes it look original--nice---

 

[Backwoods]

I like the stout rustic look of it, and in a back to basics way, it serve its intended purpose.
Keep the fire burning.

 

[Mike1974]

I like that you found a constructive use for your edge slabs ... other than their usual fate as firewood.

 

[olyman]

make the legs a mite higher, and get some thicker slabs. cut the slabs lengthwise, and put back on like you have. instant seats to sit at the table--al least if the slab is thick enough to set your tush on--:greenchainsaw:

 

[frodo]

lets see it with a big fat steak on the top of it