Pine. Acrylic. A LED bulb. Such are the simple materials that form this Klingon coffee table.
It’s not really Klingon-made and it isn’t found in any Star Trek movie.
Keep in mind it’s a DIY project by a very skilled craftsman who decided
to put an alien twist on his coffee table. The pointy legs are pine
smoothed to a polished sheen supported by acrylic rods. The triangular
table top, on the other hand, is adorned with an acrylic layer to subdue
the diodes emitting pop-colored lights.
The man behind this particular home build is Nick Woodrow, who
wanted a project that would ‘inspire my GCSE Resistant Materials kids in
school!’
Here’s an action packed video show casing this marvel of ingenuity:
Nick Woodrow seems to be interested in a lot of other things other than Klingon furniture. Judging by his Flickr
account, he’s susceptible to artfulness and whimsy with a powerful
inclination for dramatic landscapes. Quite the lensman he is. No
surprise that he tots his camera to different places for those priceless
shots he’s got on display.
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