| Project by Wayne Dailey | posted 81 days ago | 508 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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this coffee table is made of cork screw willow,I had never seen this wood before so I bought 9 slabs.It has a poor on epoxy finish,it is 2 in thick and weighs about 90 lbs.Probably because of the thick cedar legs.I like the way it turned out.
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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 81 days ago
That’s a beautiful piece of wood. Great job.
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#2 posted 81 days ago
Great table Wayne.
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#3 posted 80 days ago
Nice piece of furniture. The finish turned out great. What are the pieces of uprights in the background of the first pic??
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#4 posted 79 days ago
This looks great Wayne. What kind of filler are you using?
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TZH
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#5 posted 79 days ago
Think I like the cedar legs as much as the top. What a great idea (mind if I copy it?).
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#6 posted 79 days ago
Also curious to hear what kind of pour on epoxy you’re using.
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#7 posted 78 days ago
Magnificent table! Awesome display of the natural beauty of wood. Great job!
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