At the beginning of the process, we experimented with using plastic as a joint to connect pieces of wood. At the same time, we began to find scrap woods and figure out how each tool works. At the beginning, we had trouble finding a table to because it was either too thin or to small. Eventually, we found a table top that was deep, sturdy and reasonably sized. It didn’t take long for us to build the table; however, it took a bit of trial and error before we could make the final product. Often times, we would have to create the same joint multiple times because the bottle was too small and so the grip made by the plastic wasn’t strong enough and would easily slip off the wood. We had trouble figuring out what to use instead of screws when we couldn’t use plastic, we found a very thin and circular pole that could be used as a peg to hold two pieces of wood together (with the help of wood glue). Once we had finished building the table, it wasn’t as stable as it could have been so we added leg support underneath the table. There was enough space on the support so we put a piece of wood on it so it could also be a shelf.