Juniper Log Coffee Table / Pedestal with Glass Top

I do enjoy seeing what you do. There is always something interesting in your work.

-- When you give someone a chance it may well be their last.

That is absolutely awesome.
Its amazing how beautiful forms nature is creating .

Thanks for sharing with us.

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that’s a nice piece
how did you cut the top level?
now i’ll have to start watching for driftwood while i’m out not catching fish

-- Ron, Missouri

You guys do know that those of us who lived out west before we were smart enough to go looking for pieces of juniper like this hate those that still live there and make stuff like this, don’t you. I know, envy ain’t nice. I really am always inspired when you guys post. If it looks that good in a picture, I know I would just stand and look for hours if I could see one of them for real. Incredible.

-- Gary, Huntsville. May you live as long as you want and not want as long as you live.

hootr – we first start out by getting a measuring tape and measuring from the floor up the approximate height of the table, we mark all the way around the base. Then my husband uses his chainsaw to cut along our mark, I stand by and make sure that he stays lined up and does not cut at an angle.

Then with a hand grinder and level he takes it down until he gets sitting level.

bamasawduster – it is funny to hear how other people have view the juniper tree, well it is a shrub actually. I use to always think it was ugly, used too much water and not much good for anything except burning. We are very fortunate to do what we do, and we started out when we saw someone elses work, so envy is a good thing becuase i think it is avery motivational and inspirational if you use it in a postive way. Thanks again and happy woodworking

-- Tim & Candy Hicks Custom Log Furniture www.rockymountain-twist.com Dust... What Dust