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Dining table I made for a local couple, modeled after a traditional italian peasant table.
93” long, 40” wide, 30” tall.
The top was made from three 8/4 boards, 8’ by 15” wide.
The legs and aprons all came from 4/4 material.
Aprons are dovetailed, legs are inset flush with aprons.
Lots of great figure in the top.































5 comments so far
woodworm
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posted 261 days ago
Excellent job. Very nice table. What finish you used?
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WoodSpanker
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posted 261 days ago
Oh marvellous! I DO so love the look of walnut! :) Made my day, thanks.
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 261 days ago
Nice dining table.
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a1Jim
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posted 261 days ago
Very Nice. Love that walnut. Where were these peasants from an Italian Beverly Hills?
Jim
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
mrbentontoyou
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posted 260 days ago
The finish is just satin poly, brushed on, 4 coats, very light p400 sanding between each. The woman this table was built for grew up in northern italy and her family members all had tables like this. Apparently a peasant table is the italian version of an american farm table. Only probably not made of walnut!