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Love it. Super clean, beautiful figure on the yellowheart, and the contrast with the walnut works really well. Favorited :)

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very nice table.

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It’s a beautiful table.

Are you concerned about possible wood movement in the yellowheart?

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

Really really nice! I love the crotch figure on the aprons. I have only worked with Yellowheart in small sizes for inlay or pens. I can only imagine how it looks on a larger scale. Nice book match too.

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i really like the 3rd picture…beautiful wood…cant imagine (or maybe I can) what it looks like in person…very nice…

-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...

Yes! this is a beautiful table.

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Thanks for all the comments folks! As for your question Charlie, I hoped to reduce wood movement of the Yellowheart top by laminating it to 3/4 in plywood and planing the thickness of the Yellowheart to just 3/16 in. Time will tell ultimately! Thanks again! (p.s. Matt, if you ever get an opportunity to use Yellowheart in a broader application, I am confident you would love the effect in person!)

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