This is the second piece of furniture that i have made so far. I didn’t glue the table top because I still don’t have the right equipment but everything else was made exclusively with hand tools: hand saw, chisels, and a couple of handplanes. Made from Baltic oak and finished with a couple coats of bees wax+linseed oil. -- Andrius Sta, Utrecht The Netherlands http://www.andriussta.com
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7 comments so far
superstretch
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#1 posted 821 days ago
Very cool table surface. If you didn’t glue it, how did you a) join the top pieces to each other and b) join that to the frame?
-- Dan, Rochester, NY
Andrius_Sta
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#2 posted 821 days ago
Sorry for my english. You misunderstood. I ordered the table top from somewhere else, it was glued from little pieces of oak. I attached the table top to the frame with self drive screws.
-- Andrius Sta, Utrecht The Netherlands http://www.andriussta.com
superstretch
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#3 posted 821 days ago
Ahhh Ok, I see. Well it looks like you did a good job at blending the two together.
-- Dan, Rochester, NY
Andrius_Sta
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#4 posted 820 days ago
Thanks.
-- Andrius Sta, Utrecht The Netherlands http://www.andriussta.com
ladiesman217
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#5 posted 820 days ago
That’s awesome-I really, really like this! Have you thought of chamfering the edges of the tabletop? I think that would really accentuate the “lightness” of this piece.
-- Rock Chalk Jayhawk!
Beginningwoodworker
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#6 posted 820 days ago
Nice dining table.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
Andrius_Sta
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#7 posted 820 days ago
Actually they are chamfered but just a couple of mm. I agree it would look especially light if I would have done more.
-- Andrius Sta, Utrecht The Netherlands http://www.andriussta.com
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