Chess table
Chess table made with walnut, maple, and oak. Finish is five coats of polyurethane. The legs are my first attempt at wood turning.
Chess table made with walnut, maple, and oak. Finish is five coats of polyurethane. The legs are my first attempt at wood turning.
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Very impressive work. I would recommend that you go ahead and tackle turning the pieces if you haven't already. The ones I did for my set were my first ever turning attempts and once you get the techniques down its really a lot of fun and rewarding as well. You've still got a beautiful table either way.
John, That is a very impressive table. I have a similar plan, however, I have only done the table top so far. I originally planned to do tapered legs, but changed my mind when I came up with the money for a lathe. As soon as I buy one I will begin the base of the table. My table top is made from Hickory. I used the heart wood for the darker pieces and then used a blonde shellac for the top. It's nice to see similar plans from other woodworkers.
Pete
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