Arts and Crafts TV table

Stunning work Jim. Good work.

Yes, stunning! I love the through tenons and those dovetails. That wood finish turned out excellent—I still have to try fuming. Was it hard to fume such a large piece?

-- "hold fast to that which is good"

Not hard at all. I bought janitor-strength ammonia and a very large mattress-storage plastic bag at ace hardware, dry-fitted the table and put it in the bag, put ammonia in a plastic tray, sealed it up and gave it a day. Much easier than staining or glazing. Thanks very much for the kind comments.

-- Jim

This is a VERY nice peice. It works well for it’s use and fits in well with it’s surroundings. It is VERY beautiful. Much better than I can do. It is a shame my wife HATES (WITH A MASSIVE PASSION I MIGHT ADD) mission furniture, because it is very simple and elegant all at once. VERY well done. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome job!

-- Dan, Rochester, NY

Really nice, you should be very happy with how it came out. Welcome to LJ’s!

-- Style is simple, but not my execution of it.

Very nice Jim, you found some very nicely rayed QSWO there. I wish I had access to that kind of lumber. I’m convinced the furniture industry has a hold on the good stuff though all my lumber suppliers say otherwise.

Looks great

Nice job, Jim. Looks like your design has all of the Arts & Crafts elements. This is a project that’s on the wife’s to do list. Thanks for the post.

-- Tim-- http://www.tmuli.com

Outstanding!

Great arts and crafts piece

-- Norman

Nothing crazy about that design, I think it looks great. Thanks for sharing.

-- Doug

Beautiful piece

-- "--Build Beauty to leave to those who appreciated it , not to ungrateful kids..."

Nice design work, well executed. I really like the style and your attention to detail sets it apart.

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16

Very nice, and your attention to details is great!

-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington