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The table was designed to support a large flat panel television. The elm slab is 60 inches long and 23 inches wide. The bark was stabilized with cyanoacrylate glue. The Mission style base was constructed from two L-shaped supports made from black walnut and mahogany.
Roger
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BeachedBones
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posted 84 days ago
That’s an interesting base, was it made to fit around a speaker or other components? Beautiful grain on that elm.
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rowdy
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posted 84 days ago
Very pretty. I like the stabilized bark.
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Roger Gaborski
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posted 84 days ago
As for the base, for now I wanted an open look. Speakers in the future are a definite possibility.
Roger
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a1Jim
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posted 84 days ago
very cool most unique great job
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Innovator
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posted 84 days ago
What a great looking top!
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kcrandy
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posted 84 days ago
I have seen a few other elm projects and the wood is beautiful and your use is quite wonderful. Love the leg structure.
Mick
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posted 83 days ago
The table is beautiful!
How do you use CA glue to set the bark?
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Roger Gaborski
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posted 83 days ago
Mick,
I simply saturated the bark with the CA glue. I’ve also used a similar approach on natural edge bowls with good success.
Roger
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saw4fun
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posted 79 days ago
Great table!! I love elm, it’s such a joy to cut. A little tricky to dry sometimes but well worth it. Once again, great build!
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