
Hard Rubbish strikes again. Found this outdoor table on the roadside. It's as faded as my deck, and a little flimsy.

The legs are pretty rotten at the feet.

The top shows promise though. Check out that sweet red timber after a little sanding

The center spar of the top was completely rotten. Smash n chuck.

New center spar. I don't own a table-saw so I had to create this slot freehand with a circular saw. Hard work. It'll work fine though.

The top is comming together. Needed some reinforcement.

Some of the top was a little more rotten than hoped. A few corners had to be dowled right through, not just butt-joints.

Top reconstructed, man that looks good.

Just another shot of the top. Love the look of red hardwood.

New legs ! I got them on the cheap. Bought garden-stakes, way cheaper than finished timber.

New legs in place. Old ones were bolted. I screwed these on with carriage screws.

A coat of oil, and all is good. Looks brand new. (it's quite red in the sun).