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Thanks! Maybe 1/32". It's just enough to be a relief but not so deep as to be a pocket. And I seriously doubt it will ever be used for anything except kitchen art.
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
I'm going to agree with @Bombarde16 on this one. Examining your photos closely, the table top appears to be a slab of softwood or particleboard, laminated on the bottom with a fake woodgrain veneer, and the pattern boards on top are essentially pallet planks. Materials cost to completly replace the top would be less than $120 in my neighborhood. Plenty of good repair options provided above, I wish you luck going forward! -
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I see, that you don’t like spalted lumber. Some people do and some don’t. In selling lumber I need a little of all the lumber. One guy wants this and one guy wants that.
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