@welcome2thewoods: I built two massive, very sturdy benches :) I spent $160 on lumber for 14’ of outdoor seating in this project. 🙌🏻 #diyfurniture #outdoorfurniture #diybuild #girlswhobuild #treatedlumber #diyproject #outdoorbuilds #girlswhodiy #2x4furniture #2x4 #woodworkingproject #furniturebuild #building #diygirls

Always Outdoors :

🤦🏼‍♂️you can’t stain treated until at least 90 days after you purchase and it’s had time to dry thoroughly.

cajche016 :

You could use 4x4 btw 😬

bryanbergeron4 :

Pressure treated wood should be allowed to dry before sealing. If it is not dry it will rot inside out.

BENZO :

Looks great, but I would’ve put the legs a little further out.

knirad006 :

Looks like my work. Underside unfinished 🤪

YoungDrivers York :

Looks good!

FuGaWi :

That wood is not cheap.

Rick :

Hi, I’m a carpenter/ contractor for a long time. I think it’s nicely done! You’ll have them a long time!

SophiaAutumn :

Very well done, they look great! (Not sure you would have made it without all that mansplaining 😂😂)

DecimaWoodworks :

Douglas Fir never has looked that good 👍🏻

Chubby Bunny :

If you got a planer you could take 3 of those glued together through to help save time and stress on the body. I use mine for all my projects now.

TXHillCountry :

Another great job M

Ant the GreekAsian GrAsian :

I would square of the rounded edges then glue them

Eli JM :

Sunline :

Great job 👏🏼

toofast351 :

love them

user3791219970913 :

¡!

Shelf guy :

You should’ve stained underneath it nice project

Someone :

Ügyes!

user5448256776665 :

Spread the legs out more. It may support you but if I sat on the end it woukd flip. Nice design.

TR :

wow modern timber that's straight 😱

Angela Rohr :

But. They are so. Not weather proof!

sashamonroy19 :

Good job

Deleted20171894902101 :

Oh wie schön🥰🥰

DragonHead :

Rainwater will accumulate in the grooves and everything will rot very quickly