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Winter Project - Dara - 03-09-2016 I needed a winter project and happened into HD where the latest Fine Woodworking was sitting. Knew instantly what I was going to build. Just complicated enough to be a fun project that won't get finished too quickly. I just happened to have a nice little stash of quarter sawn red oak left from my hayrake table. 2 coats of linseed oil and I think I will do shelac next. It was a fun project Thanks for looking Re: Winter Project - fredhargis - 03-09-2016 Nice! I saw that same plan and was thinking of building one...yours turn out very nice. Re: Winter Project - jteneyck - 03-09-2016 Beautiful work there. Can't wait to see it all done. QS red oak is often pretty amazing. John Re: Winter Project - digger - 03-09-2016 Great job. Love the table. Re: Winter Project - Dara - 03-09-2016 Thanks guys I was really a fun project. And a good chance to make use of the 22/44 drum sander I got last year. It made all the grid work easier by being able to sand after gluing Re: Winter Project - DaveR1 - 03-09-2016 Very nice work. Did you just work from the article? My brother was talking about building that table for his living room. I'll have to send him the link to your post here. Re: Winter Project - Dara - 03-09-2016 Yes Dave, just the article...a few dimensions are hard to find and you have to guess at a couple but it is fairly complete. I did a few things different but just because of the tools I have Re: Winter Project - jppierson - 03-09-2016 I think it is hideous. Send it to me, and I'll hide it in my living room. Really nice work! Re: Winter Project - Dara - 03-09-2016 Thanks, and really I don't know what to do with it. I just needed a project, not a table. I put a bit of my work in a gallery so maybe I will sell it Re: Winter Project - WaterlooMarc - 03-09-2016 Dara said: I have this problem myself. Lots of things I'd like to build but no where to put them or no need for them. Turned out great! |