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Scott Bryan
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posted 57 days ago
Ted,
These are gorgeous. I love the grain and coloring of the table. That, coupled with the natural edge, gives is a lot of character.
Thanks for the post. I really enjoy seeing your work.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Mario
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posted 57 days ago
Beautiful peice of wood, great job showing off the natural look of the wood.
-- Hope Never fails
Mick
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posted 57 days ago
Great table! I really like the natural look (I do rustic stuff…). What are the pegs in the end of the top and what design did you use for the bench supports?
-- The name is "Splinter"... I'm the son-of-a-son-of-a-carpenter
RobS
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posted 57 days ago
Good job! Beautiful wood, I like the contrasting colors.
-- Rob (A) Waxahachie,TX
TexPenn
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posted 57 days ago
Thanks to all! The table has a skirt or apron made of 1” oak. The pegs are plugs hiding the 3” screws that have the ends of the table fastened to the apron. The legs of the bench are a semi nakashimic design (george nakashima) I have poured over, over 100’s of photos of his pieces, seen & felt around 20. So I came a couple inches in on each leg & a couple inches up in the center & cut out the piece to form the legs.
-- Ted, TX or PA www.around-the-bend.com
BobR
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posted 57 days ago
Love rustic looking furniture. Beautiful timber.
-- Bob