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Jeff_M_PA, member
Design or Plan used: Anthony Guidice
posted in: Reader's Gallery
Walnut side table
comments (4) February 24th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery
Walnut side table adapted from Anthony Guidice, "Tables." Very thin and light, but surprisingly strong with the apron tennons mitered to their mates inside the legs. I just hope the breadboard ends keep the walnut top flat w/ seasonal movement.
Finished with two coats Danish oil and 3 coats wet sanded wipe-on poly on the base, ~8 coats on the top.
Design or Plan used: Anthony Guidice
posted in: Reader's Gallery






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