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9 comments so far
RickL
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posted 376 days ago
Tarheel, looks like you did a great job on that table.Keep up the good work.
-- Rick, Jackson, TN "Do What You Like. Like What You Do" Life Is Good
pyromedic602
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posted 376 days ago
good looking table.
-- Pyromedic602, free wood is always good wood
woodworm
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posted 376 days ago
Very beautiful table. Let me guess its made from walnut.
But by putting the words real wood in inverted commas, I’m so suspicious..
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
Rustic
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1247 posts in 489 days
posted 376 days ago
looks great man. You probably mean by “real woo” That this is yoiur 1st project using something other than mdf or veneer right?
-- There is no such thing as a mistake. Its called a design modification Rick Kruse, Grand Rapids, MI
Bigbuck
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posted 376 days ago
Looks good
-- Glenn, New Mexico
Tarheel
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posted 376 days ago
Aye “real wood” meaning not MDF. The table is made of poplar with Minwax’s American Walnut stain. I have some MDF projects, but I can’t find the pics.
Thanks for all the kind words!
jimi
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posted 376 days ago
Looks great. I have seen good results with walnut gel stain on poplar. How did you get blotch free results with regular pigment stain. I know poplar can be a bugger to stain.
-- Jim, SE PA
Tarheel
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posted 376 days ago
I was going to use a gel stain, but I had never worked with it and was in a time crunch. The water based stain left some blotches, but nothing really noticeable. I think any blotching had more to do w/ my application than the wood. Once I do some more, I will start blaming the wood.
Dusty56
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posted 258 days ago
Poplar is so nice to work with and if it weren’t for the grain paterns , I’d swear it was Walnut from here . That stain is very realistic and you did a great job on the table overall . : )
-- You know you're getting old when you know the difference between you're (you are) and your (belonging to you) AND how to use them in a sentence .