Bedside Tables

Very nice!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Beautiful bedside table. What topcoat finish you use? Did you apply wood stain, if I may know.

Great job!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Fantastic looking piece!

I’m curious about the design of the base, in particular the way it seems to sit on a pedastal that is smaller than the decorative bottom. Was this just a design choice, or is there some other reason?

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

Woodworm:
The topcoat finish is a water based poly.
The stain was an analine dye with a gel stain.
The piece is made of cherry. I wish I could remember the dye color. I do remember that it turned the piece orange and the stain (I am pretty sure it is pennsylvania cherry) brought the color to the dark I was looking for. The dye made the cherry grain just pop. My wife allowed these to go into the bedroom

Charlie M.
I followed the ‘plan’ that came from Plans Now, the base is actually pretty much the same size as the upper portion. The’decorative ’ portion is really a rame made slightly larger that the base and sits on the rectangular base.

Thank you my fellow Lumberjock for addressing my questions.

Take care and work safe.

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Great looking tables JWTIII good work.

-- Rick, Jackson, TN "Do What You Like. Like What You Do" Life Is Good

looks very nice if you didnt know better yould think it was made by a budding genius LOL sorry about that obviously beautiful work I really like it.I am making a new hall table for my son one of my sons and I hope to have it finished by the weekdend so photo’s soon .Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease