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This project was a commission from a near by business man that wanted a rustic farm house style table for his home. The table is 9' long x 45" wide as per the customers request. It is constructed of 150+ year old Dairy Barn Lumber from Burlington, WI. This is about as big a project as I can build in my Basement Wood shop!
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Looking great. My wife wants something like that but I don't have space to build anything that large.
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Nice work, great lines and a rustic look.
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Very nice! Looks very similar to a table I built last year based on plans sold by Third Coast Craftsman on YouTube.
Semper fi,
Brad
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(09-26-2023, 11:25 AM)®smpr_fi_mac® Wrote: Very nice! Looks very similar to a table I built last year based on plans sold by Third Coast Craftsman on YouTube.
Hey Brad,
Yes it is based off his plans!
John
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