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Redwood Burl Coffee Table top.
Set on natural Walnut stand.
Joinery is half laps. No nails, screws, or glue used.
To get a completely flat surface I took it to a local company and they ran it through
their Time Saver Sander. It took approximately 20 passes on each side to get it where I wanted it.
They charged me $50.00. Well worth the money as to the hours of sanding if I had to do it myself.
Clear Varnish is the finish.
70 inches long.

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Nice looking. The finish on it is great!

Great concept.

Greg
 

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Stunning work, Mike. Does the top just rest on the stand? If you have a picture that shows the top/stand connection, would love to see it. Heck, would love to see a step by step if you are so inclined.

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Fantastic work! The design is well executed & you let the wood speak for itself.

You will certainly receive a lot of praise from whomever sees this.

Fine Job & Thanks for sharing!

-bob
 

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Man, that's a beauty! Great job, looks good sitting there.
 

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Very nice work Mike!
 

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Fantastic project and the finish is superb : )
 

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Love that wood!
 

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Wow! thing of beauty for sure! Great job!
 

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a beautiful Nakashima-Inspired piece, well done.
Mark
 

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Breathtaking! Where did you buy the redwood burl?
 

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Very cool!
 

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simply a beauty
 

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Beautiful wood and great talent always makes for an amazing piece. Great work!
 
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