Comments

1. 
   mouppe | Dec 30, 2010 12:42pm | #1

   This is a very elegant table, and the proportions are perfect. It would be nice to see some closer shots of the cock-beading and walnut inlay if possible.
   Thanks for posting!

2. 
   zbop | Dec 30, 2010 05:09pm | #2

   Now this is furniture! This is the kind of contribution I like to see on this site. I realize that not everyone can be as accomplished at producing fine woodwork, but some of the postings are starting to become really juvenile. We all start our journey in woodworking at the beginner level but need to develop some skill before sharing our early milestones. You obviously have traveled quite a few miles in your woodworking journey. This is fantastic work and could well serve as an article in Fine Woodworking. Thank you, Frank, for sharing this heirloom quality piece of fine furniture.

   Jerry

3. 
   frankfive | Dec 31, 2010 12:58am | #3

   Jerry,

   Thanks. I see you are a fan of Federal period work too. Nice job on the drop front desk.

   Frank

4. 
   frankfive | Dec 31, 2010 01:03am | #4

   Mouppe,

   I don't think I can add more pictures here. However, I kept a fairly extensive photo journal on this project. If you contact me directly throug my member ID on Knots (frankfive) I would be happy to share some detailed photos. I made the cockbead with a scratch stock and the veneer is hammered.

   Frank

5. 
   scengineer | Jan 02, 2011 05:49pm | #5

   Frank,
   I would love to see more details of your table. My email address is [email protected] if you would not mind sending pics and infomation.

   As other have said, your woodworking skills are advanced, which shows in your table.

   Thanks for posting this beautiful table.

   Steve

6. 
   birchwoodguy | Apr 10, 2011 05:10pm | #6

   Very nice Sheraton table Frank.

   I love the proportions.

   Robert.