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MADE BY MY FATHER
It took some time for him to collect all those corks, but it was defiantly worth it. The top is quarter sawn white oak. The grain matches around the base. I really love this table.
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14 comments so far
teenagewoodworker
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posted 117 days ago
wow that is beautiful. your father is sure some craftsman. those corks give it a great touch. make sure to tell your father how much i like it.
juniorjock
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posted 117 days ago
The table looks great. And yes, the grain matches just about perfect. That’s a nice piece of furniture!
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grovemadman
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posted 117 days ago
Jeff your Dad’s got it goin’ on! I can’t say enough about the craftsmanship in your family.
-- --Chuck
WoodWorkaholic
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posted 117 days ago
Now you see what i have to compete with.
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gixxa
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posted 117 days ago
wow thats nice your dad must drink alot of wine !!
Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 117 days ago
Now I’m really wondering about that aholic ending on your name.
That’s a beautiful table. I’m surprised your dad was able to complete it after all that drinking! LOL
Did he finish it after rehab?
Really creative and beautifully done.
Lee
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Scott Bryan
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posted 117 days ago
Hi Jeff,
This is a really fine piece of furniture and the cork inlay is definately a unique touch to the piece as well. The table looks solid and well built. I can honestly say that I would not want to move this as it looks to be heavy. The edge treatment on the top and the corbels add nice details to the table.
Thanks for posting.
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Rxmpo
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posted 117 days ago
This is a fantastic idea and great execution! Love this table.
GaryK
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posted 117 days ago
Great looking table. Must have taken a lot of drinking to get all those corks! :-)
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cajunpen
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posted 116 days ago
Man that is one beautiful table. Dad has some talent.
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EGA
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posted 116 days ago
A pretty piece of art for sure and thanks for shareing with with the rest. S/F
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rikkor
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That is about as nice a table as I have ever seen! Interesting concept with the corks.
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sharad
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posted 116 days ago
Your father has made a wonderful table. It has its own identity. Sharad
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relic
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posted 116 days ago
Your dads table is amazing. I don’t think i’ve ever seen cork under glass before.
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