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When you want to breathe new life into your home decor and fuse nature into your design, dip into your DIY skills and create a unique piece of furniture that people will talk about for days. A ...

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[enhydra] needed to modify a bunch of side inserts from some cheap ABS enclosures, and to save time and effort, he created a simple vacuum table with swappable inserts to precisely fit the parts.

David and his wife, Im, made the coffee table when they were both studying architecture in college. "There was another class that made a large group model from corrugated cardboard," David recalls.