Work Table

She must be one special flight attendant. Nice job

-- My job is to give my kids things to discuss with their therapist....medic20447@gmail.com

Nice tables interesting use of woods well done

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

seriously! what kind of service are you getting for that?? haha good work, i like the mixed colors/woods

Nicely built tables!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Beautiful tables. Unique combination of woods and finish…...looks good.

-- John @ Myrtle Beach

WOW!! Gorgeous tables! Very Elegant!! Incredible Work!!!

-- Greg H.-Chaseburg, WI. www.greghaugenwoodturning.com

Very, very nice!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

I have always been a fan of differnt color bread-board edges…especially when they compliment another beautiful wood like tiger maple. Sometimes if they are too sharp of a contrast, it is distracting. However, your choice of woods and color combinations look very nice.
Well done.

-- Mike, Waukesha, WI

Magnificent – the kind of work I’d have in my house – if I had one! Really really stunning table.

-- http://www.jordanstraker.com

Nice choice and use of timbers. Nice turning too.

-- Stanley generally struggling

i like the table very much…good job…

-- The Grizzone

boy those are pretty. congrats on a fine job.

-- "In my family, there was no clear division between religion and fly fishing" - Norman Maclean

Thanks guys for all your nice compliments. The photos do not do the table justice and this table is part of a collection of tables we biuld. The table actually started out several years ago to be a new computer work station for “me” in our home ( wifey approved since our home has mostly period furinture in it ). Wifey and daughter came to the shop to get it and put it in the house. When I got home my new table was in daughter’s bedroom..need to say no more. With her gorgeous smile and sweet voice thus the end tables show up next. I still don’t have me a table like that but many more people do. Ok boys the flight attendent.
We met her on an overniter to Moscow. She was young, fresh out of college, this was her first real job,just bought her first starter home and was working an her Master’s. We liked the kid and her ambitions. Most of her furniture was from Craig’s List because she had no money. I had lot’s of wood and had to build another table like that one so I built her one too and we gave it to her. That gift has gotten me orders for more just like it from people she knew and we consider her a family firnd now…don’t help on those airfares to Moscow though lol.

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It worth the effort when projects are appreciated at home. I bet it made you feel great when the ladies of your life just up and take your work for there own use…priceless. Great story thanks for sharing Blkcherry