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nice piece! it really highlights the wonderful figure in that ash.

but you're not getting off that fast - could you give the rough dimensions? also, how you join the top to the legs?
 

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I'm also curious about your joinery between the legs and the top? Sort of a different take on the "floating top," perhaps?

Great piece you've created here!
 

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BEAUTIFUL! You just gave me an idea for the base of some walnut slabs I've got. Thanks
 

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Very nice design!!! I like working with Ash and I love the way it smells when cut!!!!!!
 

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Thanks,
Its hard to see but there is 1.5×1.5 boards mortised from leg to leg just under the top, the top sits on these boards.

The coffee table is 48"long and 24"wide

brian
 

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love the design! Looks awesome.
 

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Brian,

Thank you for providing us with the extra details. I do see the mortised piece in the first picture, but missed it the first time. I also looked at your website and like several pieces there too.

For me, this is an intriguingly designed piece.
 

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gotcha - yeah I can make it out too now. thanks!
 

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This is a very nicely done rustic table and the wood is beautiful.
 

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Very nice table. I would love to see some pics from the under side.
 

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Cool design. I loved it. Thanks for sharing..
 

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This is an unusual design and quite rustic in nature. It really catches the eye and will become a conversation piece probably in some quaint mountain or lake cabin. The table makes a bold statement and I like it. Congratulations.

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