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Solid ash top, wrapped with a cherry nosing, with 45 degree beveled edge. Figured ashed apron with cherry accent on the bottom. Solid cherry legs with 45 degree bevel on all 4 sides, with figured ash cross braces. One pull out drawer with wood slides.
The table stands 24 inches high, 20 inches long, and 16 inches wide.
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cajunpen
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posted 221 days ago
That is a nice table, I like the wood contrasts and joinery.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 221 days ago
This is a wonderful table. I would have thought that the braces were tiger maple. This combination of woods works well.
With regards to the top, is the nosing glued to the ash?
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Marge
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posted 221 days ago
Very nice, finish looks inviiting to the touch, I like the chamfers on the legs and top.
-- Marge, Colorado
TheCaver
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posted 221 days ago
I’ve seen tables like this but not with solid tops. What is going to happen to those cherry miters when the top expands?
JC
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WoodWorkaholic
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posted 221 days ago
about the expansion…i’ll find out soon enough i’m sure, i have had the table for about a year now. the nosing is glued lamelloed.
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darryl
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posted 218 days ago
I like the contrast in the wood selected. I also like that you didn’t use mechanical sliders, I’m really not a big fan of them.
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rikkor
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posted 217 days ago
Beautiful wood choices. The stretchers look really neat.
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Robb
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posted 214 days ago
Good looking table!
-- Robb