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I bought a simple square pine table (I think it's 'Ingo') for maybe C$50 about 15 years ago. We used it as a dining table for a few years, then when we moved an
by glxxyz 2y ago
I bought a simple square pine table (I think it's 'Ingo') for maybe C$50 about 15 years ago. We used it as a dining table for a few years, then when we moved and bought a fancier marble tulip table it was shuffled out to the balcony to be patio furniture. We did a longer move across the country and almost got rid of it but it's easy to disassemble with just 1 angled bolt for each leg so I kept it for an extra work table for odd jobs. The top has been used as a sacrificial surface for drilling and hundreds of circular saw cuts, and it's covered in paint. It's been outside for the last 4 or 5 years, often as a table for splitting kindling. I was using it last week in the garden to save me bending down when repotting seedlings. It just goes on and on.