Maple table w antique ish Iron base

I think it’s an awesome job

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Thank you kindly sir :)

-- Nad

Hello nad,
nice table, compliments.

-- The common man thinks. The wise man is silent. The stupid man discusses.

Man! I’m in love with this table! Very beautiful..Can I get the background info on the slabs and legs? Again, great job pulling this one together.

-- Johnny, Erie Kansas / USMC Veteran (AutoCad Drafter and Surveyor) / Novice woodworker since 1993

Well the slabs are left over from a huge 11, table I built (also in my photos) named “free Spirit”- that worked perfect for the base
which my wife had got her hands on after 5 years of trying from a Large garden store where she ran a nursery
and gave Botanical advise. the owners had bought the table from an antique dealer in England

Originally the top was teak slats and this was a outdoor garden table. I sand blasted the base and panted it -thought of powder coating but was panted the first time- the teak had rotted away so the base sat finished for three years until the “right” wood showed up and as always it did.

hope that helps
Dan

-- Nad

Beautiful job with the wood top and great combo with the base. I love it.

-- Natalie - My mind is like a bad neighborhood, I don't like to go there alone.

Great work on a magnificent table. Always like wood and metal combo in tables. Like it very much.

Fabulous! Where did you get the base? Is this new or taken from some old table?

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