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Ash and Bubinga Dining Table

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Woodworker: Glen G. Guarino

Guarino built this table under deadline. His client gave him six weeks to construct the piece in time for Thanksgiving dinner. The tear-drop shaped legs in ash were stacked using plywood patterns. The legs then wrap around a tear-shaped bubinga stretcher. Guarino completed the table on schedule and the client was pleased with the results.

Photo: Richard Russo

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, ash, glass, bubinga, Custom Design

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