birds eye maple coffee table

Saw this one on you site, what a great peice. Hows the interveiw questions coming? I’m stoked to get you up on the site!

-- Rogue

Great piece – love the overall look.

-- Dave in Minnesota - If it ain't broke, improve it!

Amazing. I love the way the contour of the glass top follows the natural curves of the table.

Just saw your site, very cool!!!!!!!!!!!

This is another great piece.

Love the eagle, and all your sculptures. So great!!

Welcome, and thanks for sharing.

-- mtnwild (Jack), It's not what you see, it's how you see it.

We really like this table. The burl is incredible and the workmanship is fabulous.

How large is the table?

L/W

-- Jesus is the ONLY reason for ANY season.

My first thought seeing this piece was sadness due to the fact that burl could of yielded numerous bowls. After gazing at the piece for some time, I realized there was not project more fitting than that table. Nicely done, sir. Nicely done indeed.

-- Aaron Possom Town, TN

Thanks, I sure thought about it too for a long time, for over a year. For some reason the shape that come about felt rite.
The table was about 2 1/2 feet across and 18 inch high.

-- Jeffro,knockonwood

That is just beautiful!
You have such wonderful woodsight!

I had a burl tragedy just moments ago. I rescued this cherry burl (or gall really, i think) “held” within a branch, from the fireplace pile; my man had just put it in the log splitter!!!!! (i had a talk with him) So, after sitting with it a while, i realized that it only needed a hand, so that folks could see how that branch claimed that gall…..then, i accidentally bored through the burl while bowing it.

-- christine

That’s really cool. The first picture I saw I thought that’s not a table, it’s a bowl ! But when I saw the picture with the top I realized what an awesome piece it is. Good job Jeffro. Thanks for posting the size.

-- Darrell, making more sawdust than I know what to do with

Really nice work.

-- Richard S Xuereb