Cutting the tree down.

[HardyGirl]

Actually, that looks pretty nice. Good for entertaining.

[livnxxxl]

Looks great! At first glance the table top reminds me a bit of the operating table from the POTA Tree House. Now all you need is the Tree House. LOL!!

Seriously though that was some cool ingenuity on your part. Nice work!

[z3zep]

Very nice! Looks great

[Zemo]

Cool.
Must look better with a couple of drinks sitting on it though.

Just broke in tonight lol Thanks for the comps, The top is just a piece of BC 3/4 sanded plywood that I burned with a torch and then added trim to the sides.

[J.B.]

I'm sitting at the table now, with the fire going, it's pretty cool.

Nice job, man.

[megoapesnut]

Freakin cool. Wish my projects turned out so nice

[jp1969]

Cool.
Must look better with a couple of drinks sitting on it though.

[piecemaker]

That is very cool.

[Wise4671]

WOW that looks AWESOME!!!!!! First thing that came to my mind was man I beat I could bounce the hell out a quarter on that table

[vintage spideyfan]

Wow. Nice!!

[Zemo]

I'm sitting at the table now, with the fire going, it's pretty cool.

[Zemo]

nice job. what did you use to seal the stump and seats?

The seats I just used 3 coats of polyurethane.

[toys2cool]

cool

[Zemo]

It looks great, but in a few years that main stump is gunna rot and there's no way to stop it.

But for now, it's really nice and very rustic

Yea it's actually 2 main stumps under there, but i did completely cover them with epoxy so I did what I could to prolong the rot.

The Top is coated with bar top epoxy= 50 coats of varnish.

Whole project 100 bucks and about 2 hours labor. Not counting cutting the trees down lol. Lucky I still have a patio roof.

[jessica]

That's so cool!! Can you seal the main stump to prevent wood rotting?