We have had many requests for coffee tables, so we are making them as fast as we can. We plan on making 2 more coffee tables and I think the next two will have glass tops, anyway here is the project that I am working on.
This table has a “sweeping” movement to it. I had a request to make on that was similar to a coffee table table I posted on here. Well this is as close as I can get. We will also have to add a couple of legs so that it will stand without sitting on a base
Here is the double heart, burled cottonwood top we will be using.
-- Tim & Candy Hicks Custom Log Furniture www.rockymountain-twist.com Dust... What Dust
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trifern
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#1 posted 1754 days ago
Gorgeous stuff. I love the juniper legs you use. I look forward to seeing the completed project. Thank you for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
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#2 posted 1754 days ago
You always have some of the most beautiful juniper. I can’t wait to see that cottonwood top sanded down.
Speaking of which how do you go about milling all these huge slabs you use in your work?
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Tim & Candy Hicks
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#3 posted 1754 days ago
Thank you. My husband has a chainsaw mill, which is a steel frame which your chainsaw some how attachs to and mills the wood. He says it is a lot of work and pretty hard and slow going. We are hoping to get a regular mill, but that is a ways down the road.
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#4 posted 1754 days ago
Her ordered the mill off the internet but I dont remember where we got it
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