Finished Coffee Table

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Here the end result of the coffee table post earlier this month. This design is out of FWW magazine and editor Mario Rodriguez. I wipe on 5 coats of Watco danish oil and after a week of drying time I spray 3 fine coats of Watco lacquer stain finish. This should hold up to some coffee spill and other adult drinks. Thanks for viewing…Blkcherry

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GarageWoodworks home \| projects \| blog 208 posts in 518 days posted 365 days ago	I like it. Nice job. My only concern would be the way you angled the grain in the legs. Instead of having the grain perpendicular to the floor, having it on a diagonal would be stronger. Nicely done! -- Brian http://www.garagewoodworks.com
3fingerpat home \| projects \| blog 909 posts in 563 days posted 365 days ago	The finished project looks excellent, well done BC! -- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"
trifern home \| projects \| blog 7894 posts in 662 days posted 365 days ago	Great looking table. I love the grain of the tabletop. Thanks for sharing. -- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
CharlieM1958 home \| projects \| blog 7641 posts in 1113 days posted 365 days ago	Very nicely designed and built table! -- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
dickreeves home \| projects \| blog 8 posts in 296 days posted 284 days ago	Looks great. I was just reading about a layout feature in Sketch Up that Mario used to develop the legs cross sections. Is this how you defined the tapers also? -- dick
blackcherry home \| projects \| blog 730 posts in 718 days posted 283 days ago	Dick, I obtain all my information from FWW magazine a article by Mario himself. I would think it would be the same if Mario produce the Sketch Up plan. I did not see this Sketch up review…Blkcherry
SCOTSMAN home \| projects \| blog 2244 posts in 480 days posted 283 days ago	well done I like the legs Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease
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