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I determined the dimensions by placing a Monopoly board and the play money so that we could use this to play our games. My wife wanted that tile inlay and a nutmeg colored grout. For some reason, the grout looks pink but it really is a much darker shade and looks very nice in natural light. I used quartersawn white oak and stained it with a basic Minwax polyurethane finish. I like the sturdy feel and used through mortises.
-- Trent Tidmore, Grapevine, TX

































7 comments so far
tenontim
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posted 201 days ago
Very nice job on this table. I’ve had a box of tile my wife and I picked out about ten years ago, to build something like this. Just never seem to find the time. Maybe this will give me some more inspiration. Thanks for the post.
-- Tim -- http://tmuli.com
woodworm
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posted 201 days ago
Nice table.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
mfike
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posted 201 days ago
Thats some real nice looking qswo, lot of rays. I like this table. It looks very sturdy, heavy. Nice job.
a1Jim
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posted 201 days ago
Looks great .I bet you could park a truck on that baby
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
firefytrdan
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posted 201 days ago
I especially liked how your design was influenced by a game of monopoly. Well done!
-- Hey! who cut one?
tmblweed0429
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posted 199 days ago
Thanks for the nice comments. Yes, this is a very sturdy table and my oldest son already has dibs on it when I kick the bucket someday!
-- Trent Tidmore, Grapevine, TX
chickenhelmet
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posted 181 days ago
Very nice table! I did one with some tile inlay. Mine was easy. Two 12’’ tiles at either end. Routed with a templet. How did you do the inlay? I love it, all of it!
-- Larry , Colorado www.coloradorecordcrates.com