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I made this out of Maple and Elm?. The maple came from the drop offs of a kitchen doors project. The Elm? was the first tree that I used my bandsaw to resaw. I build this table for fun and my Mother took one look at it and seized it for herself.
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15 comments so far
GaryK
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posted 105 days ago
Looks pretty cool! I really like the design.
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blackcherry
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posted 105 days ago
The legs and the tabletop just complement each other very well…simple but elegant nice project…Blkcherry
Bwoody
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posted 105 days ago
A very nice piece, cant blame Mom for siezing it.
Jack
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mgradwohl
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posted 105 days ago
Fantastic design and execution, I really like it!
BobR
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posted 105 days ago
Really like that table top. Nice looking table design.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 105 days ago
This is a nice piece. And making it from “scrap” and self-milled wood adds a wonderful element to the construction.
Well done.
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Bradford
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posted 104 days ago
The top is outstanding and well complimented by those legs. Is this your design or from a plan?
-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford.
griff
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posted 104 days ago
great looking table, the top really draws attention and the legs are an eye catcher.
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trifern
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posted 104 days ago
I can see why your mother confiscated it. Nice job. Thank you for sharing it.
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Larry
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posted 104 days ago
”Mother took one look at it and seized it for herself” – and here I though that you just made it for her. LOL.
Very nice work and I love the design – I can appreciate what she saw in it.
-- Larry "In dog years - I'm dead"
Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 104 days ago
Yep, that is one sweet table. I can see why Mom seized it!
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Napaman
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posted 104 days ago
smart mom…that is a nice table…
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Dusty56
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posted 103 days ago
very nice…your Mom knows quality when she sees it ! the grain is fantastic in the top : )
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Kipster
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posted 103 days ago
I can see why Mom snatched it up.
Thanks for the post
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DIABLO
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posted 8 days ago
very nice dude