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made this coffee table because the first one broke not strong enough.
This one is made with 1 1/2 white ash top,the legs are 1 3/4 jotoba and the supports
are 3/4 jatoba,thinking about just putting a wax for the finish not sure yet.
The top was cut to allow the legs to show at the top,screws from each side with plugs and also screws for each of the supports with mushroom plugs.
Hope you enjoy.
Dave.
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SCOTSMAN
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posted 455 days ago
Did you turn the legs? looks well done if you did! The table looks good overall best wishes Alistair
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bhack
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posted 455 days ago
Glueup of top looks well done. nice table.
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Bigbuck
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posted 455 days ago
Nice, this one looks very sturdy.
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daveintexas
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posted 454 days ago
The table is a nice design. As wa asked , did you turn the legs? If so great job.
Thanks for posting
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cassy
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posted 454 days ago
The legs were given to me by a friend, unfortunatly I do not own a lathe, I would have enjoyed making them.
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posted 452 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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