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Walnut display table. Approx. 10” H x 12” W. Stained with custom oil mix using artists colors and finished with paste wax.
-- "The measure of a true craftsman is how good a job you do, but also, how much you learn from your mistakes." -Stolen from that guy, copied from another, and inspired by life.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1101 days ago
a wonderful table
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Robsshop
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#2 posted 1101 days ago
That is a nice looking display table You have carved out there TTW ! I like the design and the finish looks very natural . I bet this would make a nice hall or coffee table on a larger scale of coarse! Anyway, welcome to L J’s and once again ” good stuff”
-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!
lighthearted
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#3 posted 1101 days ago
Thats a very cool table. I like the legs a lot. how did you cut the circle? Does it get glass on top?
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TTW
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#4 posted 1100 days ago
Lighthearted, thanks for the compliment! The legs are inspired from a table I saw here on LJ’s. I don’t remember who it was, but I do remember he made his table from what he called “Stinkwood”. Thanks Stinkwood guy! Gotta give credit where credit is due. :) But I digress…the circle was cut using a “Jasper Jig”. Pretty cool tool, the guy who came up with the idea made it to cut speaker box holes. I use this thing in a lot of applications…it allows you to use your router to cut exact circle diameters to within a 16th”. As for the glass question, I came up with the recessed design for my client to securely hold his houka and elevate it off the ground. Glass would’ve covered up the recess. That gives me an idea though…when I finish the project you just gave me an idea for I’ll show it to ya and give you the credit! Thanks buddy!
-- "The measure of a true craftsman is how good a job you do, but also, how much you learn from your mistakes." -Stolen from that guy, copied from another, and inspired by life.
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