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Victorian Kitchen Worktable
comments (0) June 23rd, 2010 in Reader's Gallery
brannigan3, member
7 users recommend
Charcoal posing with the new table.
We had some 1 inch pine floorboards left from new house construction which I saved for this project. The turned ash legs were bought as I don't have a lathe. Aprons are 3/4 x 7 birch, I cut the 1 x 4 mortises on the router table and made a jig to cut the tenons on the tablesaw. The tiles are 1880's Victorian from England via Ebay. Top has one coat of oil based stain and two coats of water based varnish. The base has a base coat of yellow paint, top coat of red sanded through for 'wear', then one coat of the water based varnish. Size is 4'-7 x 2'-3 deep.
Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, table, pine, rustic, paint
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