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What a wonderful idea and so well done I really like this table top.
 

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I really like this. It looks great, is functional, and handmade. Do you keep these or sell them?

Great Job!!
 

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This is a beauty!!
 

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Very very attractive and certainly a lot of work!
 

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Awesome job looks fantastic.
 

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i like that. well done.
 

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You Sir are indeed a craftsman… well designed and well made..
Looks top notch…
 

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Very cool and great work. Grain orientation is spot on! Finish is perfect! On the legs, did you laminate them or inlay the dark wood? Great work I love it!
 

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Very cool! I did the polar opposite of this a month or so ago as a gift for a neighbor http://lumberjocks.com/projects/31009 - I think I like the look of yours even better (light "bricks" and dark "mortar"). Great job!

-bob
 

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Beautiful work. I love the proportions and the design of the top is outstanding. Very nicely done!
 

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Awesome! That is a beautiful table. I love it…
 

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Fantastic!

I really like this pattern of board.

Those legs are quite stunning as well.

Very cohesive project here.
 

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Beautiful piece! I like the added the stripe on the legs to visually tie things together.
 

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Wonderful table!
 

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Thanks Everyone!

Ken90712: The legs are laminated.

Zach117: The top is attached with figure 8 fasteners. I feel they allow for a little wood movement that is needed for a piece like this.
 

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I have yet to build any serious table tops, but I would think the figure 8s were definitely a good call in this case as added insurance.
 

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Once in a while you see something on this site that makes you say, WOW! This is one of those projects. Can't remember the last time I saw a project favorited 10 times. Congratulations on your superb craftsmanship.
 

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Well done tiled butcher block keep up the good work.
 
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