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After many many months of having Junior in the kitchen and on the bench and the Grinder in the laundry I finally comissioned my trolley so that the two could be as they should..........ahh togetherness 
Anyway, a couple of years ago we had an old house torn down to make way for an expansion of our business premises and I grabbed 100 odd meters of Tasie oak flooring and the mantle piece. After a number of restarts I finally finished it and brought it inside on Christmas Eve. 95% recycled Tassie Oak. The draw bottoms are ply and I had to buy timber to make the legs. The rest is from the old house. I machined/resurfaced all the timber with a cheap thicknesser. All in all I am pretty pleased with the result and thought it may have been worth sharing with the CS community.
Steve
Anyway, a couple of years ago we had an old house torn down to make way for an expansion of our business premises and I grabbed 100 odd meters of Tasie oak flooring and the mantle piece. After a number of restarts I finally finished it and brought it inside on Christmas Eve. 95% recycled Tassie Oak. The draw bottoms are ply and I had to buy timber to make the legs. The rest is from the old house. I machined/resurfaced all the timber with a cheap thicknesser. All in all I am pretty pleased with the result and thought it may have been worth sharing with the CS community.Steve
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