
Start with a piece of butcher block countertop (great deal from Southeastern Salvage!).

Build a frame and mount the countertop (with a few additional supports!).

Add some legs (actually newel posts cut down...we've used them for many purposes), and some trim.

Paint it white and poly the top.

And, done! A great countertop for workspace, and perhaps a nice space for a bar set up at parties!
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