Oak Table

That’s quite a table. How did you attach the top?

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Great looking table.

Small family? Husband and wife?

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That’s a lot of table. Looks very good.

Beautiful! I like the way you wrapped the apron around the legs with dovetails instead of just terminating the apron into the leg. Simple, elegant design. Nice work.

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Beautiful table, just gorgeous. mike

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funny, karson—Honey please pass the salt.

the table is magnificent. I wish I had the space to have such a grand table. Wouldn’t that be wonderful for family events.

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Very nice. Did you buy direct from a mill and get a good deal?

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May the meals on that table be as beautiful…a great heirloom piece… way to go Uncle T… Happy Holidays Blkcherry.

Beautiful Thomas. Like looking down a bowling alley lane. Are the chairs to go with it next? Great craftsmanship as always and thanks for sharing it with us.

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wow exellent table . its a two turkey table for sure

Hey thats a two turkey table and a game of backgammon at the same time….Great looking job!

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I sure would hate to have to wash all of the dishes that will grace that table. Beautiful table.

-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/

Nice. That is one big table.
Interesting dovetail use. Even dovetailed on the inside. Looks cool.
Matching chairs in the future?
How did you attach the legs?

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That is an interesting approach to the apron corners. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like it. Very unique. Great support for the 4/4 top. I often thought about using 4/4 for a table top and this seems like one of the best methods I’ve seen. Good work.

-- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon

Just building a table that big and having it come out flat blows my mind! Impressive!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"