Cherry Magazine Table

Nice legs Obi.

I like it Obi. What is the wood? I think the reference to Mahogany is the stain, not the wood. Have I got that correct?

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Obi, nice work. What species of wood did you use – cherry? I like the joinery and laquer finish. Great project.

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Thanks Dennis.
And Don, it’s Cherry.

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Great looking table. finish came out nice. That’s a heap of lacquer. What stain did you use? Looks like MinWax – oil base. Have you tried any aniline dyes?

this is cool… beautiful lines and looks really functional—besides just being a table

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Obi, if this is one of those pieces that you’ve mentioned as “settling for good-enough” I’ll be looking forward to something that actually meets your personal high standard!
This looks very nice.

Nice. Great idea, Great finish. Cherry is really a show off wood.

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Darryl. this is one of them. With all the potential that the style has, and the potential that the wood has, i expect more out of it. I guess taking all into consideration, this is that bad for an old Framer. Sanding … I need to do more sanding.

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I loaded a bunch of pictures to my website so you can see the project before and after I finished it. I think in the future I’ll be adding pictures of the manufacture and construction process.

In fact I might just have to make one for myself to keep all my Shopnotes magazines and Wood Smith magazines.

I’m thinking of another wood combination, or maybe Mahogany

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good job!