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Its been a while since i posted a porject. This one has taken some time. The top is all dumpster wood from work. Ten different spiecies in all. The base is walnut with oak pegs. The finish is 3 coats bush oil and 3 coats polly….thanx for lookin
-- "...if america is any indication, i was born into one great big vacation...." RMB
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rdjack21
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#1 posted 315 days ago
Wow that is one nice table! The in-laws are lucky to get it. I see how you glued up the edge boards but how did you glue up the board ends?
Thanks for sharing
-- --- Richard Jackson
cabmaker
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#2 posted 315 days ago
I like it ! Well done !
cwdance1
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#3 posted 315 days ago
What a great design and bottom shows real craftsmanship.
When they are done with it I will drive over and get it. HaHa
Well done.
Dusty56
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#4 posted 315 days ago
Very nice looking table : )
-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.
gfadvm
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#5 posted 315 days ago
That is a beautiful table. I really like how you did the leg joinery. I made a headboard for my kingsized bed that is a match for your tabletop but it appears your glue up went much better than mine. I like to never got it flat! Great build. Your in laws should give you a few ‘get out of jail free cards’ for this!
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
Woodbridge
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#6 posted 315 days ago
Beautiful table. The top looks great! The walnut base is equally impressive.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
BenI
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#7 posted 315 days ago
One of the most beautiful tables I’ve seen. great job and like the joinery.
-- Ben from IL
Jacob
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#8 posted 315 days ago
Awesome table!
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Todd23
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#9 posted 315 days ago
SUPERB!
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wrench
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#10 posted 315 days ago
unreal dude! so beautiful and well built. keep up the sick work man!
-- J Wrench Syracuse New York
Bob A in NJ
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#11 posted 315 days ago
Wow, dumpster wood? What kind of factory do you work at? Really nice design and craftsmanship.
-- Bob A in NJ
Kelen
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#12 posted 315 days ago
Absolutely beautiful, so much character!
cplant
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#13 posted 315 days ago
Hey thanx for all the great comments everybody!!!!!
-- "...if america is any indication, i was born into one great big vacation...." RMB
Daris
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#14 posted 315 days ago
That’s awesome.., I really like the multiple wood types. I’ve never made anything that big round before. How did you cut the table top to make it round?
-- Daris, Indianapolis, http://www.woodlogger.com
cplant
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#15 posted 315 days ago
I made a big plate for my router….found center and screwed my router plate to it….plunged down about quarter inch and went around. Then i took the plate off and top bearing flush routed to my groove.
-- "...if america is any indication, i was born into one great big vacation...." RMB
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