I just came across a 9 ft by 16 inch by 3 inch thick slab of worm hole chestnut that I would like to make a hall table out of. I have enough for the top, legs and possibly a stretcher between the legs on the short ends. I’m wondering about any possible leg/support system? I am unlikely to find additional wood! Any clever advice appreciated.
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You also have 18 feet of 16 inch by 1.5 inch lumber. Resaw the slab.
Never thought of that. Not sure where I can have that done but I might have a few options. Could even resales 4-5 ft and keep the rest!
Cool.
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