| Project by knotscott | posted 267 days ago | 448 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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Here’s a mission style coffee table made a couple of years ago for our den. It’s from QSWO that was salvaged from an old water damaged armoire my MIL was going to toss. There’s a blend of Colonial Maple stain mixed with a little Aged Oak. The finish is poly.
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leighty6
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posted 267 days ago
Very nice work. That would look good in my living room:-))
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Chris Davis
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posted 267 days ago
Great job. I like the fluted post.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 267 days ago
Nice work, and a great save on the wood!
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woodworm
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posted 266 days ago
Great work! Very nice Coffee Table.
Yeah, I just wonder why they named it “coffee table” and not “tea table”? Was it because they did drink tea maybe..LOL.
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relic
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posted 266 days ago
Nice save on the wood, the fluted legs on coffee table are a touch.
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Rocky34
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posted 96 days ago
The flutes in the legs add a lot of character to the Coffee table. Now I know you want one of my jigs. LOL.
The coffee table looks great.
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a1Jim
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posted 96 days ago
Very nice work scott very nice design
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