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14 comments so far
Bigbuck
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posted 403 days ago
Nice job, those came out great
-- Glenn, New Mexico
3fingerpat
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posted 403 days ago
Very Nice!
-- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"
CaptainSkully
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posted 403 days ago
Nicely done! Are the center panels with the decorative cut-out one piece? I’ve got some plans for the Morris chair companion piece that has you glue up two pieces after cutting out the decorative center, half on each side. I love the wipe-on poly, just stay away from the water-based stuff. No stain?
-- You can't control the wind, but you can trim your sails
lew
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posted 403 days ago
Great Looking Tables, Berta.
I really like the center slat design.
Steelmum
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posted 403 days ago
No, the tables were for my husband and he did not want stain. I know that traditionally it should have had stain, but he gets what he wants. These panels were done one piece. The plans was in Wood Magazine February 2000. They are supposed to be cut with a scroll saw and router table. I did not use the router, I only used the scroll saw. Chickened out. Did not feel comfortable with the set up. Oops I forgot!!! I learned to resaw!!! It worked, that was cool.
-- Berta in NC
DocK16
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posted 403 days ago
If that is a first attempt , ya dun good.
-- DocK, WV
griff
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posted 403 days ago
Very nice looking table Berta, Your Husband should love them. Very good build.
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
bigpops0259
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posted 403 days ago
Nice job, There are no limits to tring and learning. Keep up the good work.
-- Marty Ohio
sharad
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posted 400 days ago
Beautiful set of tables built very nicely.
Sharad
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darryl
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posted 399 days ago
that is a very nice set of tables!
I like the color you have, looks great.
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ND2ELK
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posted 395 days ago
Great looking tables! You did a beautiful job on these. Thanks for posting.
god Bless
tom
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Dusty56
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posted 337 days ago
Very nice job on these beauties : ) Happy Holidays to you and yours !
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TopamaxSurvivor
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posted 34 days ago
Nice!! Great job, i may copy them :-))
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a1Jim
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posted 30 days ago
Great Job Berta they look super.
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon