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When we went to select the wood that I wanted for my table we looked at a lot of woods that dad had in the shop. I was looking for something that I’d like in my room. I selected ”Yellow Birch”. It was a nice pink color but it had lots of grain visible. And there was some color variations in the plank.
We were trying to keep to dad’s sub series of ”The uniqueness of Woods”. We wanted all woods with a clear finish and no stains. This table allowed me to do that. The pegs are African Blackwood.
Other projects in this series are Karson's Twins Holly and Popular, Dave's Cherry Table, and Karson’s Goncalo Alves The final one is my sister Karries Curly Beech
The cutouts were made with the jig shown in dad’s blog
My blog on the construction of this table
This is a picture of all of the shelf supports. Mine is the third one from the bottom 
The mortise and tenons for the breadboard ends. 
Here are the shelf boards for the six tables. Mine is middle left 
Additional pictures are here
Additional pictures for all of the tables are here On the right are the sets of tables pictures.
































9 comments so far
Karson
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posted 919 days ago
Be proud of your table Dan. You did a great job.
Dad
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mot
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posted 919 days ago
That’s just awesome!
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
oscorner
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posted 919 days ago
Great picture of the breadboarding and table. You should be proud and you’ve got a great teacher to learn from. Pass on the knowledge, Karson!
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Bob Babcock
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posted 919 days ago
Beautiful table GF…...have you tried making a Guitar?
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MsDebbieP
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posted 919 days ago
how wonderful!!!!! Well done.
The photographer in me wants to spend some time with the shelf supports.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 919 days ago
Fantastic!
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fred
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posted 919 days ago
Hey Guitar Freak. Super table, Dan. You did a great job. Thanks for the link to the other pictures.
Keep smiling – - it makes people wonder what you are doing
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schroeder
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posted 918 days ago
Great!
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scottb
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posted 917 days ago
Nice! Great bunch of tables… great craftsmanship.
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