DIY Rustic Barnwood Coffee Table

Sharon here, and today I'm going to show you how I transformed an old chicken coop door into a unique rustic coffee table DIY style using salvaged barnwood! Using only my imagination and some basic tools I bring this long abandoned farm building on Curtis's 8 Acre Picker's Paradise in Southern Illinois back to life! From picking and salvaging the wood, to cutting, sanding, constructing and finishing with Brushing Lacquer, you can watch this splintered, termite eaten door become a showpiece in the living room. With a Sawzall, table saw, miter saw, orbital sander, steel wool, sandpaper, lag screws, cordless drill and screwdriver, nut driver, wood screws, wood glue and lots of lacquer you can make a miracle happen!
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Be sure to see all my rustic decor furniture and items and the full 8 Acre Investment Property video series in the playlists on our channel.

[ronschollar]

it looks wonderful. i build from hardwood pallets several things. Keep up the good work

[greggreg]

That table would make a great door for my chicken coop.

[kapperoutdoors]

Okay Curtis I hate to reneg on you but I think I'm going to keep this table LOL this is a beauty! It will look absolutely fantastic in your office :-)

[aneb.]

Well did Curtis end up with it or did you keep it?

[roygillespie]

Great job this is K very talented lady

[belajarcerdas]

Like 279, great share my friend, stay connected 👍

[stevenpeters]

The table is Sold it! I bought it! I wish!🦌🤣

[dehavenfamilyfarm]

Looks great!! You should make a piece for a viewer giveaway ;)

[nightsong]

Fantastic job, taking something old, worn out and what most people would say is no good, pure junk just burn it and creating a wonderful piece of furniture. Stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep warm and dry.

[cheflorenzo]

Too much yacking and repetition in the beginning. The wood was too rough for your table project.

[waynespyker]

Neat project, beautiful outcome. Trimming the end to the batten was sensible since it was already notched. I think I would have removed the hinges from the top, pulled the pins and mounted a half vertically on each leg butting the top underside.

[photocontrol]

Very nice work Mrs. K! The table turned out great!

[larryhearell]

Another fine job love the stuff you make out of odd parts. Won't be working on my dime job till after the blizzard melts. Will keep you posted.

[rongodwin]

very nice another great project completed

[jakeg]

Great job on the table. I'm not sure i'd use lacquer due to spills and such.

[bobpaterson]

Absolutely stunning Mrs K 💪💪 an all done when locked away when Mr K was trying to catch fish 🐟🐟😁😁

[glennb]

That's Great the boys love old rustic wood projects too. Last was an old round like farm attic window turn in to wall art. The Col. Would be proud to eat off it, does it come with coleslaw and fresh biscuits. Yum

[bentleygt]

my God !. that looks Gorgeous... can i say i Love you ?
you're gifted. Great job.

[shaunbrowne]

That is so cool. The finished work is great. For me, I can see me tearing my jeans on those hinges. I'm lucky like that...

[cherylt]

Wow, love how that turned out, and great job on it, looks so nice👍😊...