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Cherry & Spalted Curly Maple Console

By SFWoodworks, member Jan 04, 2009

These delicate looking legs were initally 3″ square chunks of cherry. (After bandsawing these to shape, I ended up with 4 more legs for another table.)

Twice two way and then four way bookmatched shopsawn veneer is one of the best figured, colored and spalted curly maple I have ever seen. The ironic part is… This piece of maple was literally picked up from the firewood pile!

The string along the border of the figured maple center, is 1/16″ square ebony inlay. Maple veneers are 5/32″ thick.

33″ high, 46″ wide, 16″ deep.

HC Sakman

PS:2. picture works when it’s clicked on.

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Comments

KRASSEL | Jan 30, 2009 11:58pm | #1
Wow! Nice selection of woods. Really look good together. Good job.

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