DIY Outdoor Dining Table Made of Tigerwood || @benuyeda

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Get App Use circular saw and speed square to cut pieces for the legs. 1 @benuyeda on

Get App Seal the end grain with some paste wax. 2 @benuyeda on

Get App Clamp boards down to a piece of rigid foam and cut through them. 3 @benuyeda on

Get App Use circular saw to cut along the diagonal line. Cut some shorter pieces to be use as brackets. 4 @benuyeda on

Get App Use the first piece to mark the lines on the other pieces. 5 @benuyeda on

Get App Draw a line to use to trim the legs with. Repeat the process for all four legs. 6 @benuyeda on

Get App Use leg pieces to set angle on circular saw, before ripping one of the deck boards in half. 7 @benuyeda on

Get App Set blade back into 90 degrees before ripping another piece in two. 8 @benuyeda on

Get App Take pieces and glue them together with wood glue. 9 @benuyeda on

Get App Use orbital sander to sand leg pieces. Glue the leg pieces together. 10 @benuyeda on

Get App Trim the angled pieces to length. Glue and screw the deck pieces to the angled pieces. 11 @benuyeda on

Get App Add steel right angled brackets to the support piece. Pre drill holes through the legs. 12 @benuyeda on

Get App Add additional screws through the 3” wide strip that went through the legs itself. 13 @benuyeda on

Get App Use some nice stainless steel screws with a star head because they will show from the outside. Go back and add some glue and reassemble the pieces. 14 @benuyeda on

Get App Use stainless steel bolts and screw 2 stainless steel nuts to keep the boards aligned. 15 @benuyeda on

Get App Drill the holes along each end of the table top. Use clamps to help force all the boards in place. 16 @benuyeda on

Get App Add in steel mending plates that will hold board nice and flat before adding on the legs. 17 @benuyeda on

Get App Use circular saw to trim all legs to length. Add additional stainless steel screws to the outside. 18 @benuyeda on

Get App Wear an RZ mask and sand the table down. Clean wood with acetone and finish it with teak oil. 19 @benuyeda on

Get App Here is the end result! You could use this table inside or outside because tropical hardwood decking stands up to the elements quite well. @benuyeda on

What you'll need Tigerwood Deck Boards drill Circular Saw RYOBI Orbital Sander

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