Comments (69)

• This turned out beautifully. One of your best pieces yet! Great finish work.

  By RYOBI Nation, on March 2, 2017

• • Thanks

    By fEzZ, on March 2, 2017

  • Turned out great!! I love this project.

    By Francis1448, on March 3, 2017

  • Turned out great!! I love this project.

    By Francis1448, on March 3, 2017

  • I would definitely keep it for myself. Lol. I love that kind of stuff

    By Francis1448, on March 4, 2017

  • I'm interested in buying one can you contact me J. Whitworth 417-350-3824 email whitty@leatherneckforlife.com would love to have one made or started ASAP if possible! Sincerely CPL Whitty USMC

    By USMCWHITTY, on July 16, 2017

  • Its okay if you don't want to, but would you be willing to share the plans for this project?

    By Cashcamo, on January 16, 2018

• That looks awesome

  By Up_Cycle_Engineer, on March 4, 2017

• That looks awesome

  By Up_Cycle_Engineer, on March 4, 2017

• • Thanks!...I thought about keeping it for myself...lol

    By fEzZ, on March 4, 2017

• Measurements?

  By BBranchWW, on April 7, 2017

• • The flag top was 2'x3', and it sat 17" high.

    By fEzZ, on April 7, 2017

• Measurements?

  By BBranchWW, on April 7, 2017

• Oh Man That's So Awesome, I understand if you don't want to but can you share maybe how a newbie like me could make this?

  By crozzby, on April 7, 2017

• Oh Man That's So Awesome, I understand if you don't want to but can you share maybe how a newbie like me could make this?

  By crozzby, on April 7, 2017

• • I make the flag first. I use furring strips that you can purchase at Lowes for about $2 a board. (You can make 2 stripes out of one board). I use a small propane torch to burn the stripes, carve the stars out with a dremel tool, then go back and burn the flag one more time for a rustic look. The frame/etc. is also made from furring strips, and legs were made from 4x4s. Then use black chalk paint, once painted, then scuff all of the edges with a mouse sander, clear with a matte or satin finish. Bottom shelf was made from pine tongue and groove, which is also fairly cheap from Lowes or Home Depot, also use torch to burn that as well...Then add the flag top! That's about it in a nut shell. You may get more pointers by looking at some of my other flag projects. Hope this helped some! :)

    By fEzZ, on April 28, 2017

• How do you create the stars?

  By jmiell, on April 7, 2017

• • I use to use a chisel, but it takes to long. I found out that a dremel is way quicker and easier to use.

    By fEzZ, on April 28, 2017

• Yes... how did you create the stars.. looks awesome!

  By DIY Russ, on April 7, 2017

• Yes... how did you create the stars.. looks awesome!

  By DIY Russ, on April 7, 2017

• • I use to carve them out with a chisel, but it takes too long. I found out that a dremel is way quicker and easier to use.

    By fEzZ, on April 28, 2017

• Is there any way to get step by step plans for this project. I am a first time DIY er. Thank You

  By marc_weiner_62265, on April 7, 2017

• • I'm usually a build as you go type of guy. I hardly ever go off of any type of plans....lol...to give you a rough idea on how I went about making this..I make the flag first. I use furring strips that you can purchase at Lowes for about $2 a board. (You can make 2 stripes out of one board). I use a small propane torch to burn the stripes, carve the stars out with a dremel tool, then go back and burn the flag one more time for a rustic look. The frame/etc. is also made from furring strips, and legs were made from 4x4s, that I cut down and routered a design into.. Then used black chalk paint, once painted, then scuff all of the edges with a mouse sander, clear with a matte or satin finish. Bottom shelf was made from pine tongue and groove, which is also fairly cheap from Lowes or Home Depot, also use torch to burn that as well...Then add the flag top! That's about it in a nut shell. You may get more pointers by looking at some of my other flag projects. Hope this helped some! :)

    By fEzZ, on April 28, 2017

• I like what you did here, very impressive!!! I'm in the middle of making a coffee table as well for a client with a slide out. You have done what I have pictured in my mind. My question to you is, since you use furring strips and you are able to use one board for two stripes, what are the width of each stripes? Thank you in advance and keep up the good work.

  By marine woodworker, on May 3, 2017

• • Sorry for late reply. I use to get email notifications when people would comment, but I'm no longer getting any??..The answer to your question is just a hair shy of 1 7/8".

    By fEzZ, on January 9, 2018

• Never any instructions so people can't attempt these projects and improve their abilities.

  By garfield1, on May 3, 2017

• How much for the Rustic Flag Coffee Table and Rustic Punisher Skull? Your work is amazing and I cannot duplicate it. I want these pieces.

  By Lasthero174, on May 10, 2017

• • If he doesn't reply to you, contact me and I can see what I can do for you. marinewoodworker@cox.net

    By marine woodworker, on May 15, 2017

  • Tables $210....Punishers $100

    By fEzZ, on January 9, 2018

• How much for the Rustic Flag Coffee Table and Rustic Punisher Skull? Your work is amazing and I cannot duplicate it. I want these pieces.

  By Lasthero174, on May 10, 2017

• How much for the Rustic Flag Coffee Table and Rustic Punisher Skull? Your work is amazing and I cannot duplicate it. I want these pieces.

  By Lasthero174, on May 10, 2017

• Is the part with the stars a separate piece of wood?

  By babe4a77, on May 11, 2017

• • Yes, I used a separate piece for the field/stars.. This table ended up having a piece of glass set inside of the frame to protect the flag tabletop. Customer's request.

    By fEzZ, on January 9, 2018

• Can you make me one?

  By tpm4u, on May 19, 2017

• I want one! How do I order one?

  By Poofmeister, on May 22, 2017

• Looks Awesome going to do a wall hanger today will post pics

  By Scoob, on July 7, 2017

• This is incredible! Do you have plans?

  By Aatoler, on July 7, 2017

• I would love to make one for my wife that just enlisted in the Navy as a Corpsman. How would I order one or build one myself?

  By Malcolmusmc, on July 29, 2017

• Great job i seen this on Pinterest you did a excellent job hope mine turns out that nice when i do it

  By Ronkan1, on July 29, 2017

• Great usa pride

  By Tammyareane, on August 11, 2017

• Bom would be great.......the top would also make a good wall hanging if a little smaller......

  By frankieraney, on August 18, 2017

• Where are the directions?

  By begooding42, on August 22, 2017

• Where are the plans for the American Flag coffee table ?

  By Dfulghum, on September 14, 2017

• I really want this for next year

  By Savy2121, on October 19, 2017

• Awesome piece.. Can you post a pice of the back of the flag? Thanks

  By user_new_760753, on October 30, 2017

• Very creative, Good job, love it!!!

  By amyrick, on November 10, 2017

• How did you attach the top to the frame?

  By rixter880, on December 26, 2017

• • The frame has triangles, in each of the four corners. I also have an edge on the inside, on both ends of the table. You can sort of see them in the frame picture. I have holes drilled in them, so all I had to do is lay the flag ontop, and then run screws up through the holes, into the back of the flag.

    By fEzZ, on January 9, 2018

• Sorry for not responding to your comments. I don't know why, but I'm not getting any email notifications like I use to??? I'm currently building a bigger shop so I am unable to build anymore at this time. I will be back into the swing of things come spring...You can also email me at Fxexzxz@aol.com....thanks! :)

  By fEzZ, on January 8, 2018

• What type of router bit did you use?

  By deejjenks15, on January 22, 2018

• I was wanting to build this table!!!! I was wandering the dimensions and how much wood you used??

  By Brendan22, on February 3, 2018

• I was wanting to build this table, but I do not know the dimensions. I was wandering if you could give me the dimensions?

  By Brendan22, on February 6, 2018

• Did you cut the stars out all of the way and put them back in when you were done burning??

  By Brendan22, on February 6, 2018

• • I burnt the 'field' section first, and then used a dremel to carve the stars. Roughly 1/8" to 1/4" deep.

    By fEzZ, on February 6, 2018

• Nice! Job well done

  By Jlmiller82, on February 14, 2018

• • Thank you!

    By fEzZ, on February 18, 2018

• Interested in buying one of these! How much are they?

  By Brittany52898, on August 5, 2018

• • With prices of materials now, they sell for $275 not including shipping.

    By fEzZ, on August 20, 2018

  • Do you know a general idea how much it would cost to ship to Iowa?
    Thanks
    

    By Brittany52898, on August 21, 2018

• Is it possible to order this table ?

  By Maryilkb, on September 22, 2018

• how did you do the legs?
  

  By Jrwells, on October 2, 2018

• • 4x4s....then routered a design

    By fEzZ, on October 2, 2018

• For the frame did you use screws,  nails or mortise and tenon method? And would you happen to have the measurements for the frame? Thanks! 

  By Garciam95, on November 13, 2018

• • I just used wood glue and brads. I glued and nailed it into the edges of the flag, the whole way around and also the ends where the frame pieces meet. I have no measurements for the frame. It was sort of a build as you go type of thing.

    By fEzZ, on November 13, 2018

• How much does this piece normally cost?

  By emilyvandesteeg, on November 30, 2018

• • They run $295 now, not including the shipping. I'm currently not making anymore until after the new year.

    By fEzZ, on December 1, 2018

• This is beautiful!

  By Shawn1976, on December 31, 2018

• • Thank you!

    By fEzZ, on January 3, 2019

• Hey how much would it be for you to make one for my friends at Brookside fire department 

  By user_neumann_1536447, on July 3, 2020