Easy DIY Ottoman table tray top with Shou Sugi Ban

Welcome back to another Five Minute Friday. This week we are tackling an ottoman tray table for a project we started a few months back. In the first part of the build we turned an old coffee table into an ottoman and now we finish it off with an ottoman tray table for the top. As an added bonus, this is my first attempt at Shou Sugi Ban, the Japanese art of burning and preserving wood.
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[@hsdesignstudio]

What DIY project is on your to-do list!?

[@MakerCuisine]

Looks great 👍

[@johna3866]

Just discovered this channel can't believe it doesn't have 10x the subscribers keep up the good work.

[@hsdesignstudio]

Thanks! We'll do our best 👍

[@shannonkingston2658]

Best projects are reusing "trash" ... Nice video

[@janeyu5629]

@5:35 What's the vice thing you can drill angled holes into?

[@hsdesignstudio]

That is a Kreg pocket hole jig. They can be found in different sizes as well depending on the project. They even sell a simpler one that works with a trigger clamp.