Comments

1. 
   Timberwerks | Nov 20, 2008 10:00pm | #1

   Great design and selection of woods. What did you use for the finish?

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   pype | Nov 20, 2008 10:53pm | #2

   Thanks! I used the Tried and True Varnish Oil. Although I haven't used it alot since then the results were great. It still has the original sheen after 2-3 years.

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   GarageWoodworks | Nov 20, 2008 11:21pm | #3

   I really like the design and how you kept the grain continuity from drawer to drawer.

   Nicely done.

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   loulou50 | Nov 21, 2008 01:57pm | #4

   Quelle merveille! (Amasing work!)
   What are the dimensions?
   True Varnish oil : do you refer to the recipe of FWW, last winter? Or do yuou recommand bran?
   Thank you and Bravo encore....

   Norman

5. 
   JasonT | Nov 21, 2008 03:17pm | #5

   It is projects like this that make me wish you could add more than 5 pictures. Selection of wood types worked out very well. The design stands out but does not look like "forced uniqueness".

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   pype | Nov 24, 2008 03:46pm | #6

   Hi LouLou50
   The Tried and True Varnish Oil is the name of the product. You can buy it in many stores and online. The dimensions are:
   Top 42 x 11 1/16
   Height 29 3/4
   Drawer fronts 3 9/16 x 13 7/16
   The main "body" of the case is 9 7/8 deep

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   gusset | Dec 05, 2008 07:45pm | #7

   Good job--still have retina burn!!
   cheers!

8. 
   bkbbentwood | Dec 18, 2008 04:00am | #8

   A very beautiful, inspiring, and masterfully creative piece.

9. 
   bakbook | Mar 02, 2009 06:54pm | #9

   Butiful!!!

10. 
    woodgear | Mar 25, 2009 11:22pm | #10

    I like you table, how did you do the ebony on the top?

11. 
    woodgear | Jan 13, 2010 01:33am | #11

    can you send some more pictures, I liked to understand more of the design. also how did you do the ebony?

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    PaulCowan | Jun 10, 2016 03:28pm | #12

    I’m an amateur woodworker in thrall of your ‘Hall Table’ that was shown in Fine Woodworking some years ago. I've never forgot the effect seeing that table for the first time had on me... I have a question regarding your construction (I am not trying to imitate your excellent design, but I’m certainly inspired by it). The bottom curved stretcher: Is it steam bent; a lamination; or, due to its large radius, merely cut from a board? Keep up your excellent work – furniture and articles.
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