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littlecope
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#1 posted 635 days ago
That’s a Pretty Table my Friend… Nice Job!!
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Jeffrey Alexander
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#2 posted 635 days ago
Great looking piece! Thought this was a persian rug at first glance…
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Tim Kindrick
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#3 posted 635 days ago
That top is hypnotizing!!!!!! Very Nice!!!!!!!!!!
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BreakingBoardom
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#4 posted 635 days ago
Very nice table. Did you use the same veneer on the bottom too or just a cheaper backer veneer?
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s_grifter
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#5 posted 634 days ago
I believe that I used a 2 plied mahogany backer, the crossbands are, if I remember correctly are Okume, ran at 22degrees. There really is not use using a burl backer, especially when noone will see it. As long as you use a wood with the same density and finish both sides the same you can get away using different material for your back. When I made this table, I wasnt comfortable with doing miters for such a focal piece, so I used mortice and tennon joints. I should take a better picture of it, the woods are aging together nicely.
RogerM
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#6 posted 564 days ago
Andy – I see that you do some pretty nice work yourself!! RogerM
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