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I have been working on this project for a while now. This is the biggest and hardest project i have ever completed. It is on the cover of Woodsmith Magazine #189. My wife loved and wanted it, so I said I’d make it for her. Here it is. If anyone else has made this, or is making, or is going to make it, please let me know. I’d LOVE to see someone elses take on it.
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Beginningwoodworker
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#1 posted 939 days ago
Nice looking coffee table.
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dub560
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#2 posted 939 days ago
very nice i’m sure she’ll like it
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#3 posted 939 days ago
Very nice work. I like the look of the darker stain.
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#4 posted 938 days ago
Fantastic job Pdl!! It looks really nice with the dark stain. I’m sure your wife will love it – and now you can justify some of the $$ spent on tools!
I saw the same coffee table in the magazine and wanted to give it a shot, but it was definitely over my head. I’m impressed with how it turned out. Great job!
-- -- Mike
JPWHIT
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#5 posted 938 days ago
Very nice. I am actually putting the finish on the one I am building right now. I am building it for my sister in-law for her wedding present. I will post mine as soon as I put the last coat on tonight. I did mine with 3/4 golden oak and 1/4 pecan stain with lacquer finish. should post later this week. but you did a very good job. My hats off to you cuz i probably had the same problems that you did
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Pdl
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#6 posted 938 days ago
Wow!! Thanks everyone for the Feedback. I have beed woodworking for about a year (got a table saw for Xmas 2009) and have only made a few things. To hear that people like my work is amazing. Thanks again.
rivergirl
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#7 posted 938 days ago
You have made a beautiful table. I always wanted one like this, and I have a lot of cool furniture, but I never did get one these. Your wife must be thrilled!
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shopmania
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#8 posted 938 days ago
great job on the finish, it looks really good!
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#9 posted 938 days ago
Looks good – what is the finish you used?
Skylark53
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#10 posted 938 days ago
Terrific table. That’s my very favorite style coffee table. You did a super job.
-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16
Pdl
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#11 posted 938 days ago
I used Minwax Red Mahogony stain, and regular Semi-Gloss Poly from Minwax as well. I used Minwax pre-stain wood conditioner 1st. There are 4 coats of poly on the top.
Roger
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#12 posted 935 days ago
Great job on this table. What wood is this?
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