Summertime Collection

i really like the Hallway table and the combination of woods. the walnut accents the maple really well.

beautiful work

-- making sawdust....

Great looking tables. I like all the details.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

really like both pieces and like the selection of woods you put together. very well done!!!

-- Terry,SARTEL,MN

Thanks …..

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The tables are gorgeous. You accented the grain nicely on the ambrosia maple. Very well done. The mirror frame is a unique design. I have never seen a frame like this.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

Very nice work, it looks light yet solid at the same time.

-- Hope Never fails

Perfect inlay work. Great attention to making the grain work as an organic element, not just wood. Show us more!

-- Peoria, AZ where the wood is always dry...

Thanks Marco,,, I’ll be posting more pieces on Friday 3/7 ..

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Man, that’s some nice work.

-- Maplewood, MN

Thanks Rikkor

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I think the hall table is my favorite of the three. I really like the design of the legs and feet. Almost looks like it could walk away!

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Thanks Darryl,, they were a pain to make, way too many joints, dowles, and pins … The end result was nice, but I think its a one and done …...

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Outstanding work! The inlay and contrasting wood choices really accentuate your design.

-- Robb

Thanks Rodd …........

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I mean Robb …........ fat fingers ….....(-:

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complicated work this is. How do you keep your splayed legs joined? I did a style similar to this back in the summer on a Hymn Number board, and so I am curious as to how you solved the engineering issues.

way to go!
Mark

-- Mark DeCou - Kansas Flinthill's Artisan

Thanks Mark, These legs were a lot of work,,, They were made using a lot of dowles and through pins.. if you look at the leg joins close, you can see where I put small through dowles righ throught the point where the internal dowles intersect. this added both strength and a decorative look.. But it was a lot of work more than 40 dowles, and 2 pins through each ….. looking back on it,, “I think Im crazy” ... (-:

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