| Project by Bradley | posted 338 days ago | 926 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
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These juniper top tables are from the same log, (a lightning strike juniper branch). I slab cut these at 4 inches thick, and used manzanita for the legs. The coffee table had a large cavity running down the side which was rotted and scorched from lighting passing through it, so instead of cutting it out and shortening the width of the top, I selected a dark red river rock (hardened clay) to fill it in with epoxy. The river rock matched the dark red of the manzanita well.
-- ~Sorenson
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steliart
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#1 posted 338 days ago
Excellent work, beautiful piece of wood… love it!
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Ramesh Balara
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#2 posted 338 days ago
outstanding work and concept..
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david38
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#3 posted 338 days ago
very nice.
WILLIE
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#4 posted 338 days ago
you did a good job. you used differend methods to connect the legs, was the legs on coffee table screwed on?
Bradley
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#5 posted 304 days ago
Hi Willie!
yes, legs are screwed on with three counter-sunk screws, wood glue, and dowels.
-- ~Sorenson
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