Multiwood Table Top

Nice job. It looks big enough. Just hope you don’t ever have to move it. I am curious about the oil that was used because that can be so critical when it comes to maintenance after you went to the trouble of making the darn thing. Where did the legs come from?

Thanks for asking danoaz, she bought the legs and the lumber store and she stained them different colors, she used Watco danis oil for the finish.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.

Excellent!
Looks like it was fun to make

-- Greg Simon

Looks like you hit a double—nice top and a very pleased lady. Looks great!

-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington

Nice looking table. Looks like everybody is happy on this one. Well done.

-- --Dave-- When you run out of ideas, start building your dreams

She got new shorts at the lumber store? It’s hard to tell because she’s standing behind that nice looking table you built.

-- Jerry Boshear, Professional Kitchen Designer, amature woodworker.

Looks great.
Thanks for posting

-- Safety first because someone needs you.

Awesome job… man, that is really awesome!

What are strong backs?

-- freddyaudiophile, Fredericton, NB, Canada

Nice sturdy table

-- Norman

To freddyaudiophile – a strong back is just a board screwed to the under side of a table that holds the planks together.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.

To Bothus- no silly, lumber stores that sell hardwood have boards 4 feet long or so and they are sold as shorts.

-- bobdurnell, Santa Ana California.

Happy combination

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

I think I am seeing a trend in this project? Non conformity? chaos? make ever part different in some way? :) Fub project and probably teh most unique table inteh neighborhood! Like it!

Chris

-- Chris Pine

Love it. So cool and pretty table. Like the wood color combination and great finish. Well done!