Lorell Steel Base for 42-Inch/48-Inch Tops, 24 by 24 by 29-Inch, Black

[Music] hey there welcome to DIY projects with Pete today I'm going to walk you through the process of building a 2-inch thick concrete coffee table will wet polish it to give it a nice smooth and sleek finish and then I'll show you the process of embedding a metal design or a logo like I did here of the state outline of Montana where I live now many of the techniques used in today's project can actually be used to build concrete counters if that's something you're researching so let's go ahead and get started with today's project the first step to making a concrete table is to build the mold mark for your dimensions and use a straight edge to draw lines to follow then cut the piece of 3/4 inch thick melamine down to size using a circular saw or a table saw once the base portion of the mold is sawn I cut a manageable size of melamine to make the sidewalls added for a two-inch thick conc