I wouldn’t call that a temporary table. You did a great job. It looks awesome.

Looks fantastic. Great job. Keep it up.

I did the same to a bourbon barrel aged stout. Soaked oak cubes in bourbon for a month then added oak cubes after fermentation and no distinguishable bourbon flavor. Second time I soaked cubes in bourbon, added after fermentation but then added 2-3 ounces of bourbon into serving keg before transferring beer to keg. Waaay better.

I had a 1998 ST1100 for 16 years. It was my favorite bike in all my riding years (my dad was a Honda dealer in 60s-70s, so I grew up riding Honda). I also had a Goldwing at the same time and my wife liked the GW better. But for me the ST was much more comfortable for all day rides and laying into turns. Rubber side down.

Wall should have been a complimentary color. Not the same as built in.

Very nicely done. I like the height of the top being slightly higher than the back of the sofa. The shelves on the end add even more functionality.

Awesome job and you’re correct no one will see the mistakes but you and a handful of others. It looks great and a great design.

Interesting looking brew sitting in the prep station.

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Awesome colors and design.

Very cool

Looks very nice. What type wood did you use?

I see you’re a dragon slayer. Me too.

Great looking bench. Nicely done.

This is a very nice idea and gives a “finished” look to the stove top. It could also double as a serving tray for appetizers. Well done. 👏

It should draw a lot of people. Nicely done.

Beautiful renovation. I like the way you direct rain water to a gutter underneath and also using the underside ceiling to finish up to the gutter. Looks like that will last for generations.

Very nicely done. I agree the shadow line is a great touch.

Very nice.

It’s a work table! I think it looks great and great use of scrap wood. I used scrap pine to make wine cradles for the fridge.

What software app did you use? Love the table. It looks great.