| Project by TimStoltzfus | posted 199 days ago | 1056 views | 16 times favorited | 12 comments |  |
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This is a quartersawn white oak extension table. When closed, it measures 6’ 4 1/4”. When open, it measures 19’ 4 1/4”. I have thirteen one foot leaves. The center support is actually two, but when closed, appears to be one, so it actually has four sets of legs. The finish is yellow dye with a mocha stain and catylized varnish(20 sheen). Overall size of the table is 44”x76”.
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Granddaddy1
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#1 posted 199 days ago
Very impressive! I need to borrow that from you in a couple weeks.
-- Ron Wilson - maker of fine firewood!
mloy365
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#2 posted 198 days ago
That is impressive design and work. Really like it!
-- Mike - Northern Upper Michigan
ChrisK
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#3 posted 198 days ago
Very nice design. How many people fit at a 19’ table?
-- Chris K
Grumpymike
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#4 posted 198 days ago
Beautiful table. Welcome to LJ’s, looking forward to seeing more of your work.
-- Grumpy old guy, and lookin' good Doin' it.
bubba1772
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#5 posted 198 days ago
19 feet, WOW! Go go gadget table!
-- I work with metal for money, and wood for fun...
Mark Smith
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#6 posted 198 days ago
How big of a room do you have that in? I think you may have a record there for the longest extension table ever.
-- Mark Smith, Tracy, CA., http://www.markscustomwoodcrafts.com
TimStoltzfus
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#7 posted 198 days ago
I kind of did the math, and if you pack the underside of the bottom with slides, and put the legs at the corners, which is common, then the length would be about 80 feet. This I do not recommend. If you figure two feet per person and two at each end, then the table is capable of seating 22 people.
jaysonic
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#8 posted 197 days ago
Holy smokes dude! That’s freakin’ awesome! I don’t even know how to build a table that expands! How’d you learn that? A book? A friend? I’d love to make one of these. My family is HUUUUUGE!!!
exelectrician
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#9 posted 197 days ago
Thanksgiving, and Christmas dinner will be a mighty fine celebration for this table.
Uh oh! my wife saw it and now she wants one!
-- Love thy neighbour as thyself
ZED
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#10 posted 197 days ago
I love how ther is ONE chair in the picture, great idea. and an eye catching design.
-- A good craftsman is able to make it work with the tools he has, I still need more tools
Mean_Dean
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#11 posted 197 days ago
I love QSWO, and your table makes fine use of it! I also like the curved legs—a nice detail.
I’ll bet you’ll enjoy family holiday gatherings around it for years to come!
-- Dean
mcoyfrog
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#12 posted 139 days ago
Crickey thats one big table, nice job
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