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Table from scrap flooring - Ipe, Brazillian cherry, Red Oak

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Table from scrap flooring - Ipe, Brazillian cherry, Red Oak
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This is my co-workers table that we made after work with some scrap flooring. (We work for a wood flooring company) Tony does not have the internet so he asked me to post this.
All of the pieces are either Ipe, Brazilian cherry, and Red oak; the hexagons are actually 6 triangles with the center hexagon being BC and all of the others Ipe. The solid border is BC and the triangle border past that is Ipe and Oak. Dimensions: 54” form point to point across and the boards are 3/4” thick flooring on 1/2” OSB sub floor. Sanded to 120 grit and finished with one coat of Shellac and 3 coats of satin poly. Hope you enjoy!

-- measure twice, cut once, curse less! Andrew, Brookens Wood Floors


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Qmoney

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#1 posted 199 days ago

Awesome job looks great, one day i will atempt to make something that nice. superb work.

-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.

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woodworm

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#2 posted 199 days ago

It’s amazing, super excellent work!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

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ND2ELK

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#3 posted 199 days ago

Looks great! Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

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jayjay

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#4 posted 199 days ago

Very cool design pattern.

-- ~Jason~ , Albuquerque NM

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scrounger

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#5 posted 199 days ago

Makes me dizzy, a little to busy for me.

-- Dave, Southern IL., www.winebox.biz

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Ampeater

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#6 posted 199 days ago

Very impressive. I like it. What is that little table in the background?

-- "A goal without a plan is a wish."

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#7 posted 199 days ago

Very nice work, my neighbor did wood floors for awhile and I got a bunch of his scraps, loved it.

-- Z, Rockwall, TX

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#8 posted 199 days ago

Very special! Thanks

-- spanky46 -- Never enough clamps...Never enough tools...Never enough time.

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patron

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#9 posted 199 days ago

nice ,

very well done !

-- david - only thru kindness can this world be whole .

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Rj

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#10 posted 199 days ago

Great job I love the pattern!

-- Rj's Woodworks,San Jose & Weed Ca,

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#11 posted 199 days ago

Great job! I wish I could do that. Maybe someday.

-- Emmett, from Georgia

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Tony713

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#12 posted 199 days ago

Thanks for all the compliments. Love hearing feedback about my work.
Ampeater, the lil table in the back round is for differant bottle caps glue to plywood in a spiral pattern.

-- Dreamers are becoming an endangered species.

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AjFoyt

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#13 posted 199 days ago

Yea Tony you did alright I guess haha

-- measure twice, cut once, curse less! Andrew, Brookens Wood Floors

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LittlePaw

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#14 posted 199 days ago

I think you did more than alright! Great job!

-- LittlePaw

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Hacksaw007

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#15 posted 199 days ago

Amazing work! Lots of patience on this project. Many thanks for showing it….

-- For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16

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a1Jim

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#16 posted 198 days ago

Very well done cool job

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture maker, Riddle Oregon

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Stanley Coker

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#17 posted 197 days ago

Great Job. How long did it take you to fit all this together?

-- Stanley, North Georgia

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Tony713

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#18 posted 195 days ago

I have know idea how long it took me to put it together. I would just work on it in my free time. Lil here, lil there

-- Dreamers are becoming an endangered species.

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williams

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#19 posted 194 days ago

Nice. Thanks.

1) How did you cut all those little pieces – chop saw?

2) How did you end up gluing that together? In sections?

-- William, Brighton, MI

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jim1953

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#20 posted 194 days ago

Great Lookin Table

-- Jim, Kentucky

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Tony713

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#21 posted 193 days ago

I clamped a stop block to my miter saw and just started chopping. And I glued it all on 1/2 inch plywood. Started in the middle and just did one layer around at a time. About seven days of glue up

-- Dreamers are becoming an endangered species.

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