Entry table in spalted pecan

HEY !!! There it is !!!! Great job indeed …Nice flashback to my Grandmothers’ Singer as well . thank you for posting this .She did an excellent job and the wood is beautiful : )

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A great project. Tell your wife she should be very proud of her project

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This did turn out well. Your wife should be proud of her work. The sewing machine base was a nice idea.

Well done.

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Very nice, that wood is beautiful and a unique idea for the base. Looks great, tell your wife thanks for sharing.

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Nice job, nice pictures and beautiful yard. Congrats all around…..!!!!

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Great project, a real eye catcher.

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Cool

the top looks fantastic!
I like the idea of using the Singer as a base.
very cool looking table.

Very unique, and beautiful wood. mike

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Thanks to all who have taken a look and for all the compliments. I have passed them on to Julie and she listens with a big smile on her face.

Shane

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This is really cool and reminds me of some of the stuff you see in those retro/euro/chic stores along Park Ave in NYC or Michigan in Chicago. This would sell really well. Great idea with the Singer base and the top is so interesting to look at. Did you happen to have that base just laying around or did you find it somewhere? Was any restoration done on the base because it looks new.

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Hey Shannon, thanks for the compliments. The base came from the same 70 year old man that we buy our lumber from. He goes to a huge flea market in E. Texas called “First Monday”, he found several of the old Singer sewing machine bases and Julie saw them under his car port. She talked him into selling one to her. Julie chose one that she did not have to restore so the base itself was in good condition.

Thanks again,
Shane

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