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Diy Round Zinc Table Top. This post will cover applying the zinc to the table. Today, i'm starting off with a tutorial on how to create the look of the zinc tabletop. So with some creativity and some help from my husband, i created my own zinc top table! Metal work isn't my thing, so i decided. Scroll all the way down for the step by. Then hammer each side down with a rubber mallet. In my baby got back post the other day i told you i'd show you how i made my zinc top table that is on my back porch. Use the pattern to determine your shopping and cut lists. {i used this post from vanhook & co. As my inspiration for this project.} This beautiful table was built with chunky farmhouse legs and toped with zinc. Use tin snips to cut a 45 degree slit in each corner of the table. Why buy it when you can make it, right?!! Once you've determined the perfect size round table top to build, here's my free patterns to make it easy to build!

{i used this post from vanhook & co. Use the pattern to determine your shopping and cut lists. Once you've determined the perfect size round table top to build, here's my free patterns to make it easy to build! Metal work isn't my thing, so i decided. Use tin snips to cut a 45 degree slit in each corner of the table. This beautiful table was built with chunky farmhouse legs and toped with zinc. Then hammer each side down with a rubber mallet. This post will cover applying the zinc to the table. So with some creativity and some help from my husband, i created my own zinc top table! As my inspiration for this project.}

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Diy Round Zinc Table Top Use tin snips to cut a 45 degree slit in each corner of the table. Once you've determined the perfect size round table top to build, here's my free patterns to make it easy to build! Today, i'm starting off with a tutorial on how to create the look of the zinc tabletop. Then hammer each side down with a rubber mallet. Why buy it when you can make it, right?!! Use the pattern to determine your shopping and cut lists. Use tin snips to cut a 45 degree slit in each corner of the table. {i used this post from vanhook & co. This post will cover applying the zinc to the table. As my inspiration for this project.} Metal work isn't my thing, so i decided. Scroll all the way down for the step by. So with some creativity and some help from my husband, i created my own zinc top table! This beautiful table was built with chunky farmhouse legs and toped with zinc. In my baby got back post the other day i told you i'd show you how i made my zinc top table that is on my back porch.