Cherry Bathroom Table
40”L x 15”D x 30”H
Cherry base and legs
Legs 2” straight
Upper shelf solid
Lower shelf slatted
Finish is Cherry Danish oil and Poly

This was a comission built piece I did a while back. Those orders are few and far between these days.

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I wanted to build a stand to display a vase that my wife and I purchased from our favorite glass blower, Peter Muller (http://www.afternoonglass.com/). I picked up this nice Maple burl cap on ebay and used it along with Bubinga to build the stand. Love working with Bubinga, smells like cigars when milling it up.
It measures 15”X11”X33” and is finished with multiple coats of Waterlox.

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I picked up a few nice blocks of spalted maple and spalted birch on ebay. When I bookmatched cut the birch I used on this table top I found this knot. It was quite punky and needed to be hardened with some ca glue and needed some walnut filler to plug holes. Between the knot and the black spalt lines it gave me this Owl or Insect face image.
It measures 11” by 12” and 29” H. The base is Walnut.
7 coats of WaterLox with 2000 grit wet sandings in between.
I finished off the table top with several coats of gloss poly.

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I made this table as a gift for my brother for Christmas. Again it was before I joined LJ. I didn’t keep a record of the dimensions. I know.. more detail and more pics.

This is a zebrawood and walnut table that won “Best in Show” at a small local Art show here in Massachusetts.
The legs have a slight taper after the bent lamanated streachers.
It’s 30” H x 29” W X 10” D
I enjoy the look zebrawood but find it’s end grain tears out easy when routing a curved edge.
I made this before joining LJ. I know now to take more pictures of my work.

This is probably my most favorite table.
I made a jig to bend and laminate glue the curved strechers and lapped them with a lap joint.