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I'm in the process of making a walnut dining room table. This is a picture after rough sanding and putting mineral spirits to get an idea of what the grain will look like. Book matched walnut boards from a large tree that i cut down 2 years ago. 42" x 87" x 1.5". I think the grain came out well. Still have a lot to do to the top but couldn't wait any longer to see what it's going to look like. Doing a mockup of the base to see how it looks with the top so i can finalize the base dimensions and look.

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That ought to keep you going.  Looks great!
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#21
Whats the base look like? Then then is all those chairs to make!! Top looks great.
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Nice grain match
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#23
That is an absolutely beautiful table top.  Bet its a bear to wrestle around.  Trestle legs with stretcher?

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Yes it will be a trestle legs with stretcher base.

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#25
Wow! That is stunningly beautiful. How did you flatten/smooth it?
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#26
Put it through the jointer on one side and hand plane the other side. I have a 12" jointer so was able to do half then turn it around and did the other half.

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(12-09-2016, 01:10 AM)Stwood_ Wrote: Nice grain match

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#28
Wow!!   Beautiful bookmatch with all lumber from same tree. Thats the way to go.  And no sapwood
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