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taoist
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#1 posted 592 days ago
Very nice work Paul. You didn’t mention the species of wood you used or the finish. Sorry if I’ asking too many questions but the contrast in woods is wonderful.
Paul106
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#2 posted 592 days ago
I used curly maple for the top and walnut for the edge banding. The legs are soft maple
-- Paul
millssnell
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#3 posted 591 days ago
Paul, how did you join the boards of the tabletop together? Also, how did you attach the edge banding?
Paul106
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#4 posted 591 days ago
I used biscuits glue and Kreg screws. I works well.
-- Paul
Vicki
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#5 posted 591 days ago
It is a very beautiful table. I love the mix of woods.
-- Vicki on the Eastern Shore of MD
David Grimes
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#6 posted 591 days ago
Nice table.
-- If you're going to stir the pot, think BIG spoon or SMALL boat paddle. David Grimes, Georgia
scrapwood
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#7 posted 590 days ago
Sharp looking project,real nice work
-- I do not fail I suceed in finding what dosn't work! (Christopher Titus)
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