Snook and Redfish entrance table

Beautiful piece David.
The fish really give it a nice touch!

-- Eric

I really like it. How did you do the legs. Drawknife, spokeshave, or both? Great job!

-- There's no such thing as mistakes, just design changes.

I like this a lot David very cool design and build.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

Very Nice!

-- Div @ the bottom end of Africa. "A woodworker's sharpest tool should be his mind."

I love this table

-- thatwoodworkingguy.com ~Eagle America~ ~Woodcraft~

Tom I used a draw knife 3 times.
After cutting the trees I used a big drawknife to peel the bark, then let them dry for a few months.
Then I had to lightly peel them again to remove the dark dried layer that was on the outside.
Then I used a drawknife again to size the tenons.

-- David South FLorida http://ahunkahunkaburninlove.blogspot.com/

Love it!!!

-- rustic andy

Thanks for the response Dave. I’m new to using a drawknife. I’ve made a few encouraging practice cuts with mine but really look forward to trying to achieve a little of the expertise you demonstrate. Unfortunately that’s going to get delayed a bit with some pending home repairs I have to get done before the cold winds begin to blow again.

-- There's no such thing as mistakes, just design changes.

Yes, I like this too. It’s simple but very nice wood and I love the rustic expression.

-- http://www.jordanstraker.com