How to Make a Tire Coffee Table
Find an old tire, preferably around 17 inches (43.2 cm) in diameter., Clean it thoroughly. , Go to your junk in your attic or visit a thrift shop and look for a suitable legs for your table., Clean the legs and remove rust (if any) using 100 grit...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find an old tire
There's no restrictions but it is advisable to find legs that is made of metal.
So it can handle the weight of the tire. , Grab a can of spray paint and color if you wish. ,,, Place one of the wooden circles on the side wall of the tire and let the adhesive to dry. , Get some screws (or bolt and nuts) Drill the screw in and secure them. ,,, -
Step 2: preferably around 17 inches (43.2 cm) in diameter.
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Step 3: Clean it thoroughly.
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Step 4: Go to your junk in your attic or visit a thrift shop and look for a suitable legs for your table.
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Step 5: Clean the legs and remove rust (if any) using 100 grit sandpaper.
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Step 6: Measure your tire side wall
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Step 7: you need to cover these with plywood.
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Step 8: Transfer your measurements and cut 2 circular covers for your tire These will serve as the top and base of your table.
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Step 9: Put a strong adhesive on the side wall.
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Step 10: Place your legs in the center of the plywood.
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Step 11: Put your table into position.
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Step 12: Paint the top plywood black and place it on top of the coffee table.
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Step 13: Place your new coffee table on your man-cave!
Detailed Guide
There's no restrictions but it is advisable to find legs that is made of metal.
So it can handle the weight of the tire. , Grab a can of spray paint and color if you wish. ,,, Place one of the wooden circles on the side wall of the tire and let the adhesive to dry. , Get some screws (or bolt and nuts) Drill the screw in and secure them. ,,,
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