First published July 2, 2015
I forgot to share this really easy DIY with you. I found a broken clock at the thrift store a few months ago. Missing number 2, non-functioning mechanism, bent arms. Overall it was a disaster but the chunk of wood it was made of was a keeper.
I pried off the cheapo brass guts and clock face and attached 4 hairpin legs to the underside of the table. And with that I have a new rustic live edge coffee table in the living room. Too easy. You can attempt this over the long holiday weekend. Happy Fourth of July people.
After reading and following your instructions, I made myself a coffee table and I am quite satisfied with it. This is the first time I have made a table by myself and I feel it is strands very good and not as bad as I thought before.
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